Gypsy Crime - a Threat to the State

[hajduk]

Four days after the clashes in the village of Katunitsa, Bulgarian nationalist party Ataka started distributing brochures titled "Gypsy Crime - a Threat to the State" accompanied by leaflets drumming up support for Ataka's leader and presidential candidate Volen Siderov.

The 28-page black-and-white booklet contains publications and speeches of Siderov from 2006 til present in which he dwells on the "Gypsisation" of Bulgaria and on gypsy crime, according to a report of Capital weekly.

It also includes selective excerpts from media reports about grave offences committed by Roma people put together with the purpose of inciting ethnic hatred.

A group of journalists from the business weekly have notified the Chief Prosecutor and the administrative head of the the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office about the brochures circulating in Sofia subway stations.

Earlier Tuesday, Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev instructed all prosecutor's offices in the country, as well as policemen guarding mass gatherings, to arrest on the spot persons inciting racial and ethnic hatred, to open instant proceedings and give such cases priority treatment.

When asked to comment, Ataka's press office said that the brochure had been inspired by the events in Katunitsa and the clippings used were from the Ataka newspaper and from political speeches of their leader.

After a 19-year-old Bulgarian boy was supposedly murdered by a member of notorious crime boss Kiril Rashkov's Roma clan in the southern village of Katunitsa near Plovdiv on Friday, protests loomed in the village and subsequently spread across the country.

The incident culminated Saturday night in an attack on Rashkov's properties, allegedly staged by several hundred football hooligans.

More than 100 people in total were arrested by the police in a number of Bulgarian cities after a wave of small-scale but vigorous rallies Monday night.

The protesters rallied against Angel Petrov's murder by a Roma clan member, but also because of the "Roma issue", i.e. what they see as a "privileged situation" of the Roma minority in Bulgaria.
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[Bugarash]

I only see 2 ways out of this

1.making some kind of a agreement with India
India to take the gypsies from Bulgaria while Bulgaria in return should build the infrastructure needed for them there...

2.sterelization

[Siberyak]

Option 3

Camps

[Bugarash]

Option 3

Camps

I try to be realistic and look at the modern circumstances...and nobody from the international community will allow something like ''option 3''
iven if we wanted it,the international community will probably bomb us with F-16's...

[Smart Aleck]

There must a cultural autonomy for Gypsies.

[Bugarash]

There must a cultural autonomy for Gypsies.

I agree
but only in your neighbourhood

[Smart Aleck]

I agree
but only in your neighbourhood

Everywhere. Wherever there are Gypsies, they should have cultural autonomy and some degree of internal self-rule. This will actually diminish crime.

[Siberyak]

If all hell break out on the European continent then camps are possible.

[Bugarash]

Everywhere. Wherever there are Gypsies, they should have cultural autonomy and some degree of internal self-rule. This will actually diminish crime.

have you seen a gypsy in your life?

[Stars Down To Earth]

have you seen a gypsy in your life?

He is one.