.....as it was back in 1986
http://m.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&hl=sl&client=mv-google&v=mluKmCj_XXw
and as it is today
http://m.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&hl=sl&client=mv-google&v=sW93DamFSOE&fulldescription=1
Links don't work mate
And more to come tomorrow
Shi..y times ate coming it seems
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2012/nov2012/slov-n27.shtml
Yess...austerity...hm the best beloved weapon of IMF and Worldbank. Hungary's goverment decided to load the cost of austerity to the banks and other multi company and left the people to hold theirs modest/humble salary. It is not the easiest way seems working though... 
If my memory serves me correctly, Hungary is one of the countries badly hit by mortgages and loans taken out in Swiss Francs, where the interest rates were lower than in Hungary, but they caught a cold where Swiss Francs are a save haven currency, against the Euro, which has made the Swiss Franc appreciated massively against the Florin.
Your Government sided with the people and set an internal Florin to Swiss Franc exchange rate that people would use to pay the loan and stopped house repossessions.
Your Government got many black marks from the EU for looking after the people rather than their bankster friends. Rest of EU Governments, including the UK, prefer to look after the banksters, especially in Greece, where the bail out funds go straight back to pay off German and French bank loans and bonds held by them to make Greek public debt higher.
Eurozone taxpayers are beginning to realize that the 57% and rising Greek debt belonging to the EFSF, Euro country bi-lateral loans and the ECB will never be paid back. Merkel is trying to kick this can past the autumn 2013 presidential elections, where this is more important than Greek suffering, but French socialist IMF leader is not playing the game correctly, where she would prefer a socialist government in Germany, so Germany falls with France, rather than just France falling with the rest of the PIIGS.