ovo je u madjarskoj , ali svaka im chast  . da kod nas ima takvih organizacija ne bi divljali ni romi , ni pederi , niti bi tadiceva ekipa mogla toliko da zajashe narod .

Tзв. јобик (fascist  Извор, anti-Semitic Извор, anti-Roma and homophobic Извор)  је политичко крило самозване ''мађарске гарде''

Чему Срби да се надају од дотичних погледајте на сликама
линкови за слике:
http://www.jobbik.com/

http://www.jobbik.com/jobbik-announcements/3199.html

http://www.jobbik.com/hungary/3180.html

chemu da se srbi nadaju od takvih kao ti , koji bi pustili da ih kolju romske bande , samo da bi pokazali kako su "protiv rasizma" ... 


p.s. inache , ovaj incident u madjarskoj nije izazvao jobbik , niti njihova madjarska garda , vec grupa po imenu Vedero , odnosno par njihovih chlanova koji sui se sukobili sa 70 "jadnih i ugrozenih roma " 

Roma flee in fear of far-right paramilitaries

ALMOST 300 Roma have fled their homes in Hungary in fear of far-right vigilantes, creating fresh problems for a government facing international criticism over a new constitution and media law.

The Red Cross evacuated the Roma from the village of Gyongyospata after a paramilitary group called Vedero , or Defence Force, organised a training camp and planned exercises there over the Easter weekend.

Defence Force is one of several nationalist volunteer units that have launched patrols recently through villages with large Roma communities, amid persistent tension between Hungary’s gypsies and right-wing groups that blame them for crime and violence.

“We had called on the Red Cross to help evacuate these people. They are scared and they want to be safe for the Easter holiday,” said Roma activist Aladar Horvath.

“Holding war games by Defence Force during the Easter holiday goes beyond anyone’s imagination. The government is standing by, meanwhile, doing nothing. Police were ordered to Gyongyospata with a huge delay.”

The situation is extremely problematic for Hungary’s conservative government, which holds the rotating presidency of the European Union and is often accused by critics of doing too little to help the country’s Roma and of pandering to nationalist sentiment.

“The maintenance of order is the exclusive monopoly of the state,” said Peter Szijjarto, a spokesman for prime minister Viktor Orban. “The state will in no way share this right.”

Defence Force and similar groups, and the far-right Jobbik party that came third in last year’s general election, deny they are racist and say “patriotic” Hungarians are forced to fend for themselves because a weak police service leaves them prey to “gypsy crime”.

Six Hungarian Roma were murdered in allegedly racist attacks in 2008-2009, but the violence did little obvious damage to the popularity of the country’s ultra-nationalists.

The latest incident will increase pressure on a government that has weathered fierce foreign criticism in recent months over a tough new media law, a deeply conservative new constitution and other moves that concentrate huge power in the hands of the ruling Fidesz party.

Opponents of the constitution – which include Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, while several governments have also raised concerns – say it was prepared too quickly and with too little discussion and could lead to discrimination against a host of minority groups and dramatically weaken vital checks and balances on the government.

The Council of Europe has requested expert analysis of the constitution, while United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-moon has urged Hungary to seek international advice on the document.

“We are observing developments in Hungary with much attention and some worry,” Germany’s deputy foreign minister Werner Hoyer said this week.

“The media law adopted at the start of the year shows an attitude towards fundamental rights which – despite some amendments – is hardly compatible with European Union values.”

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2011/0423/1224295311158.html

http://www.euronews.net/2011/04/23/vigilantes-force-hungarian-roma-out-of-village/

тзв. ''мађарска гарда'' је  формално забрањена, а неформално још увек делује кроз сличне ''групе за самоодбрану'' ( исту тактику користе и друге непријатељи. Промене само име и грб,а оставе циљеве деловања и онда су увек испред полицији и тужилаштва којима треба времена да ''сакупе доказе'' )

jeste zabranjena , ali su formirali drugu grupu slichnog imena : Magyar Gárda Foundation ,a ne Vedero .

Sad sam na jednom nemackom portalu citao kako su dali objasnjenje da ustvari nije bila evakuacija vec je crveni krst rekao da je to odavno planiran izlet za Uskrs, organizovan za decu u pratnji majki. Od clanove one paravojne grupe neki su uhapseni. Sad dal je verovati ili je mozda stvarno novinarska patka, kad vidim medije, mogao bih cak i da pomislim da je tako