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I have often said that from afar,
from Japan or Canada, countries which do not
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know Central Europe on the map,
we are very close to the former
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Soviet Union and Yugoslavia and
other destabilised countries.
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Therefore, what we need to do is to
be and remain that way and to show ourselves
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a place that is worth investment.
Our greatest
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asset is political stability.
And when the Hungarian Democratic
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Forum, as a government party,
draws attention to this, saying
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this is the way we need to go
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then I think that, returning
to the beginning of my speech,
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I am not offering you an ordinary,
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a boring task.
I can't invite you to battle,
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I can't call you into battle,
I can't tell you to come with
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me to the borders, thank God,
and I don't have to tell you
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to go to the barricades.
This would be more fun
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and most of all,
everyone could show you what kind
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of sacrifice you're capable of.
But I can't tell you anything else
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than what we are offering you gray weekdays.
But if you put these gray
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weekdays into perspective and you see
in perspective what is waiting ahead of us
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and what terrible risks we are facing
then everyone can feel and know that
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still, it is a serious struggle,
a very serious struggle.
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still, it is a serious struggle,
a very serious struggle.
