OK, Viktor. Tabs, Tues., March 31, 2026 The article presents a series of short, critical takes on various current events. It questions the morality of military service under certain leadership, mocks political strategies in Hungary, and expresses skepticism about government actions regarding cryptocurrency. It also touches on foreign policy, presidential approval ratings, and military helicopter incidents.

• Critique of military members serving a ‘gangster-style president’ and carrying out ‘villainous goals’.
• Sarcastic commentary on geographical ‘separators’ and a supposed new national security anthem.
• Criticism of Rick Scott’s stance on high gas and food prices in relation to war.
• Mention of Spain closing its airspace to US planes for ‘illegal warring’.
• Analysis of Viktor Orbán’s ‘Post-Reality Political Campaign’ in Hungary and his alleged panic.
• Skepticism about Pam Bondi’s DOJ hoarding Bitcoin and potential motives.
• A quote from the Pope about God rejecting prayers of those who start wars.
• Description of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Ballroom’ design as tacky.
• Report of Donald Trump’s approval rating at 33 percent.
• Mention of the Pentagon investigating Apache helicopter fly-overs at a protest and Kid Rock’s house.