Controversial Remarks by Tisza Party-Linked Expert Spark Debate on Agriculture and Migration

Budapest, Hungary – Controversial statements by agricultural expert Kökény Attila, a figure associated with the Tisza Party, have drawn significant attention. In a recent appearance, Attila reportedly suggested the use of "atomic weapons" against deer and asserted that migration could benefit Hungarian animal husbandry through ritual slaughter practices. These remarks have sparked widespread debate. The expert also faced scrutiny for past comments, including a 2016 video where he allegedly compared Hungarian farmers to "savanna monkeys" for their traditional farming methods, particularly their practice of tilling fields smooth in winter. This comparison, which he later apologized for on social media, implied a lack of modern agricultural knowledge among Hungarian producers. Attila's social media posts, which were briefly made private, further elaborated on his views, criticizing the high production costs and soil degradation associated with current Hungarian farming practices. He argued that farmers, relying on subsidies, lack motivation for innovation. His statements continue to fuel discussion on agricultural policy and public discourse in Hungary.

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