http://www.jobbik.com/ Jobbik News Copyright © 2008 Jobbik.com info@jobbik.com Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:03:24 +0100 20 Subdreamer RSS Syndicator Israeli ambassador Aliza Bin-Noun raised her concerns about anti-semitism in Hungary but her concerns are obviously not that overwhelming not to suggest more cooperation between Israeli and Hungarian IT and Telecom companies. While one can see the first part of the Israeli Ambassador's interview to MTI as a usual cry-wolf syndrome ever so popular in the Socialist - Liberal media, the other part is more interesting when the ambassador reveals plans for further "investments" in Hungary. "Over the past year anti-Semitism has been on the rise in Hungary although both the governing and the opposition parties have been outspoken in opposing it" - the Israeli Ambassador to Hungary said in the interview."This is insufficient" Ambassador Aliza Bin-Noun said, "for they should be more emphatic in emphasizing that anti-Semitism is unacceptable. Nowadays a growing number of people seem to be making less and less of an effort to conceal their anti-Semitic views" , she added. http://www.jobbik.com/index.php?categoryid=1&p2_articleid=43 Admin News Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:34:03 +0100 Hungary's most important bank holiday, 20th August commemorates Stephen I of Hungary, our first king and the foundation of the Hungarian state. This year brings another vicious rightophobic attack by the Socialist-Liberal government against Hungarians: The Holy Crown of Hungary now banned from state celebrations. The continious attacks against Hungarian and Christian values now widespread in the Carpathian Basin but one can only hope that Jobbik, The Movement For A Better Hungary will preserve and reinstate these values when they are voted in the Parliament at the next general elections at 2010. Meanwhile, let us remember and celebrate St. Stephen and the foundation of the Christian Hungarian Kingdom in the year 1000.  Jobbik and the Magyar Garda will be holding a commemoration event at Margit-sziget, in Budapest today, pictures and details to follow. Saint Stephen I (Hungarian: I. (Szent) István) (967/969/975, Esztergom, Hungary – 15 August 1038, Esztergom, Hungary), was Grand Prince of the Magyars (997-1001) and the first King of Hungary (1001-1038). Stephen was born under the pagan name "Vajk", but was baptized a Christian and given the name "Stephen" (István in Hungarian) in his childhood. Following the death of his father, Géza, Stephen became the Grand Prince of the Magyars. He consolidated his rule by defeating his relative Koppány, who held a rival claim to the throne. Shortly afterwards, on Christmas Day in 1001, he received a crown from the pope and thus became the first King of Hungary. Stephen extended his rule in the Carpathian Basin with force by defeating several local chieftains. He maintained peace with the Holy Roman Empire during the first three decades of his reign, and later he would withstand the attacks of Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor. Stephen established ten dioceses in his kingdom and issued severe decrees against pagan customs and in favor of the Christian faith in order to strengthen Christianity among his subjects. He organised several counties (vármegye) in Hungary, and his decrees could ensure internal peace in his kingdom. Based on his acts, he is generally considered as the founder of Hungary. Following the death of his son, Emeric, Stephen wanted to ensure the maintenance of Christianity in his kingdom and therefore named his sister's son, the Venetian Peter Urseolo, as his heir instead of his cousin, Vazul, whom he suspected of following pagan customs, and ordered him blinded. Stephen was canonised, together with his son and Bishop Gerard of Csanád, on August 20, 1083, and he become one of the most popular saints in Hungary. http://www.jobbik.com/index.php?categoryid=1&p2_articleid=42 Admin News Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:59:10 +0100 The Hungarians who were beaten up at Kolozsvár on Friday turned out to be members of the Youth Movement for Sixty-four Counties (HVIM), including Gyökös Gergõ Ferenc, member of HVIM's Kolozsvár branch, Lokodi Ferenc Attila, Vice-chairman of HVIM, and a young member of the movement who had his 18th birthday on that very day, 8 August. The three young men were taking part in the Youth and Demographic Congress organised by the World Federation of Hungarians. In the evening of 8 August Mr Lokodi was welcomed by local HVIM members. Then a meeting was held in the centre of Kolozsvár, after which they were to return to their lodgings froma taxi rank. At the end of Klinikák Street their attention was drawn by a group of drunk Roumanians standing outside a bar, who obviously resented the language in which the youth talked and the T-shirts they wore that advertised HVIM and Hungarian Resistance.Below we give Lokodi Ferenc Attila's report of the attack. http://www.jobbik.com/index.php?categoryid=1&p2_articleid=41 Admin News Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:17:28 +0100 In May 2008, Szazadveg-Forsense, an opinion resear... http://www.jobbik.com/index.php?categoryid=1&p2_articleid=40 Z Fuzessy News Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:21:44 +0100 In an Exclusive Interview, Chairman of Jobbik's Foreign Relations CommitteeAnswers Questions about Czech-Hungarian Reconciliation As reported earlier by jobbik.com, Pozsony hosted a summit meeting of radicals yesterday. Representatives of the Czech National Party and of the Czech National Guard met with the leaders of Jobbik Movement for a Better Hungary and of the Hungarian Guard Movement.We have asked Kovács Béla, chairman of Jobbik's Foreign Relations Committee about the negotiations.- Was it your intention to provoke your partner by choosing the Slovak capital as venue for the talks?- No, it was the Czech party's suggestion to meet us "halfway betweenBudapest and Prague" to express the mutual willingness of the two negotiating parties to establish contact with each other. - Had you expected the intensive media attention you were paid?- We were really surprised by the rush of reporters, who watched the course of the event with perseverance from its beginning to the end. It was impossible to leave the scene without making a statement for the press. The organisers of the Czech National Party had made considerable efforts to ensure normal conditions for the negotiations.- What were the topics you discussed? http://www.jobbik.com/index.php?categoryid=11&p2_articleid=39 Admin Videos & Archives Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:45:47 +0100