The billboards, plastered on streets across Hungary, feature the president of the European Commission standing next to Alexander Soros, the 38-year-old son of billionaire George Soros and current chair of the Open Society Foundations (OSF), with a capitalised text that reads: "Let's not dance to the tune they whistle!"
Most of the 11 questions include deceitful information, such as claims that "financial support from Brussels to Palestinian organisations has also reached Hamas," something that has not been proved, and that "Brussels wants to create migrant ghettos in Hungary," an objective that is nowhere to be found in the bloc's migration reform.
Upon being shown the images, von der Leyen was "completely unfazed" and did not bat an eyelid. The president "has full trust in the capacity of the Hungarian public to make up its own mind."
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