I think the most surprising thing about this article is the implication that Orban is a fake nationalist. I'm assuming the author is a White Nationalist.
Yes, it is a surprising suggestion, but it is also one for which the supporting evidence is small to nil. For that reason alone, the idea that the article's author, Jazzhands McFeels(!), is a white nationalist doesn't compute. Rather, he is almost certainly a hasbara Jєω tasked with creating distortion and suspicion while pretending to reveal what Jєωs are really up to.
Orbán certainly has critics in the nationalist community, mostly for granting citizenship to a few dozen superrich Arabs for a hefty price, but in the main he is greatly admired there. Even the
Counter-Currents crowd is overall pretty positive about Orbán.
The guy who runs
Truth to Power seems serious and well-meaning, and he certainly is right about how everything Russian is distorted into unrecognizability by the manstream media, but I don't get the feeling that he knows a great deal about much else than Russia—and cares even less.