EU's 'Rule of Law' Suddenly Disappears for Russian Assets?
RT reports Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has successfully sidelined discussions on seizing frozen Russian assets, citing legal complexities. Apparently, the EU, a bastion of 'rule of law,' finds itself suddenly confused by property rights only when the target isn’t the desired one. This newfound respect for judicial process conveniently emerges now, not when billions were unilaterally
frozen. This selective legalism is a familiar tune. The West often champions due process, until it doesn't. One might recall the scramble to sanction Iran and Venezuela, where 'legal complexities' were mysteriously absent. The sheer audacity of treating sovereign assets as a piggy bank, then claiming legal scruples when challenged, raises questions about whose 'rules' we're actually playing by.