Talk:Hans-Peter Martin

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[edit] This guy will be a hero in Hungary

- Why is Mr. HPM wearing a gas mask in this photo? http://nol.hu/viewattachment/view/418131/1/65/

-Could someone write a section on HPM's latest revelation: the austrian highway construction giant Strabag Ag bribed the government (the hungarian libertine party SZDSZ with 200k euros and the hungarian ex-communist party MSZP with 15 mio euros) in 2004 via a subcontractor named Eurocontact. This small company is owned by Alexander Zach, an austrian liberal activist. In exchange Strabag got the overwhelming majority of autobahn construction contracts in Hungary worth some 168 to 235 billion HUF.

The scandalous fact is that hungarian highways are built twice as expensive per mile compared to Croatia, even though croat terrain is much rougher. The Strabag scandal explains this: the austrian industrial giant wanted extra profit while the big bribe money allowed the MSZP and SZDSZ parties to make huge election campaign expenses in the last years, winning the votes in spite of their lies and economic data censorship, which came to light in a leaked tape last week, resulting in the popular siege of the hungarian state TV HQ. 195.70.32.136 07:46, 22 September 2006 (UTC)

I doubt he'll be a hero in Hungary, and I sincerely doubt any of the "scandals" Martin usually detects -- he's simply paranoid, if you ask me. More harmless than FPÖ and BZÖ, but still a lunatic. —Nightstallion (?) 14:42, 28 September 2006 (UTC)