Hadházy, the botched fortune teller

The opinion piece from Magyar Nemzet casts a critical eye on Ákos Hadházy, labeling him a "failed fortune teller" whose predictions have consistently missed the mark. The article suggests that Hadházy's pronouncements, particularly regarding political outcomes and legal proceedings, lack foresight and accuracy.

It recalls Hadházy's assertions from earlier in the year, where he claimed that the former prime minister could face conviction if the prosecution's indictment was "written properly." This statement implies a belief that legal processes are being mishandled or manipulated, a sentiment the article seems to dismiss as unfounded or overly simplistic.

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if the prosecution's indictment was written properly

The author further references Hadházy's past commentary on electoral politics, specifically his view that Fidesz could not be defeated in an election without suppressing "propaganda" and altering the election law. This perspective is presented as another instance of Hadházy's flawed analysis, suggesting he underestimates the electorate or overestimates the impact of external factors.

Ultimately, the article posits that while the future remains inherently uncertain, one thing is clear: it will not unfold according to Hadházy's forecasts. The piece concludes with a dismissive tone, implying that Hadházy's role as a political commentator or predictor is unreliable.

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if they don't suppress the propaganda and change the election law, Fidesz cannot be defeated in an election