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Protesters against the American about Czechs "proclaimed independence" and now live in the state of Peacland
Greenpeace activists, who have been blocking the height of 718 for five weeks in the area of the BRDA training ground on Monday, proclaimed an independent state called Peacland (Mirny Country), RIA Novosti reports.
“This should be a state whose citizens reject the placement of the American radar (pro) in BRDA. The state has its own flag, anthem, declaration of independence and border,” Greenpeace spokesman and “citizen” of Peacland Lenka Borakova told reporters.
Greenpisovites specially invited journalists to attend the “Independence Processing” shares.
Opponents of the placement of radar in the Czech Republic said that on the territory of the "new state" it is forbidden to appear with weapons. Therefore, if at an altitude of 718 the Czech police reappears again, Greenpeisers will not present them their documents. Recall that opponents about "occupied" the height of 718 in the forest in the area of the Barda training ground on April 28.
Diplomatic sources in the Czech Republic do not hide that the negotiation process and signing of documents for the PRO should end until the end of the presidential term George Bush.
However, the signing of the Czech-American agreement does not yet give one hundred percent guarantee that the US radar will appear in the Czech Republic. The document should be ratified by both chambers of the parliament, after which it was signed by the country's president Vaclav Claus.
The Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Mirek Toporek, has repeatedly stated that the government intends to propose deputies to ratify the agreement on the placement of the radar about the USA in the Czech territory as early as possible, possibly before the start of parliamentary holidays, which usually begin in mid-summer.
Plane plans in the Czech Republic about the United States have long divided the Czech politicians into two camps. For ratification, the ruling civilian democratic party is advocated, which does not have the majority in the parliament. Some of the deputies from the Green Party, which are part of the ruling coalition, do not agree with the placement of the radar. The leading opposition party - the Czech Social Democratic Party - requires a referendum on this issue. And the Czech Communists categorically oppose the radar about the United States.