It writes that Jan Kopal, member of the presidium of the Czech Movement for National Unity (CHNJ), and Josef Palicka lodged the registration application with the Interior Ministry on Friday. This is yet another extremist group after the National Party backed National Guard and the Defence Corps of the Workers' Party were founded. "It can be said that this is a step on the path towards the political party National Democracy that we are going to found," Kopal told Tyden.cz. "We will be going against all, we will obtain weapons by force.
We will encircle the houses Czech authorities ban two anti-gay rallies ...
Bohemian National Hall in New York to open soon ... and families of soldiers and policemen," Palicka told the server. "We will see what will happen, we are mainly collecting signatures in support of the party's establishment," Kopal said. Kopal is a famous figure of the domestic extreme right. He has passed through several parties, such as the Right Alternative and the National Social Bloc, he supported the terrorist attacks on the United States in September 2001. In February he participated in the organisation of a demonstration in support of skinhead Vlastimil Pechanec sentenced to 17 years in prison for the murder of a Romany man. When Kopal ran for the National Party in the 2006 general election in the Liberec vicinity, north Bohemia, he said: "The traditional textile branch that used to provide many jobs in the Liberec vicinity, has been liquidated by the onslaught of the yellow hordes [Vietnamese] and their imported cheap rubbish." Interior Minister Ivan Langer threatened a week ago with outlawing the most radical rightist grouping, the National Party.
(Ceske Noviny)
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