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Lukáš Valenta challenged Minister Alena Schillerová to deal with the still-active case and return two million crowns, which he claims she used from public funds for private photography. He also directed the post to Yuval Noah Harari. https://t.co/AA0mTdToNQ #korupce #politika #hrad (translated)

Lukáš Valenta called on Alena Schillerová to stop commenting on MP Horáková. He wrote that the sentence, which he claims Schillerová used, was written by Horáková shortly before her hanging. He criticized Schillerová for her use of it in defense of a budget, which he labeled as thieving, and demanded that she publicly apologize. Valenta also used a derogatory term towards her. https://t.co/oorN1nAYbQ #politika #českárepublika #omluva (translated)

Lukáš Valenta introduced Jakub Jíra as the new councilor of Czech Radio. He stated that Jíra is 29 years old and has no education, and described him as a moderator of programs and events that he considered stupid. He also referred to Jíra as a friend of Jaromír Soukup and Tomio Okamura. With irony, he added that there are never enough experts in media councils. https://t.co/rK9w31TXmR #ČRo #media #politika (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that Our Czech Republic has been a serious project from the beginning and Martin Kuba an honest politician who surrounded himself with equally honest people. With an ironic tone, he expressed respect for him and mentioned that after the first elections, the project was accompanied by a "mess" in the form of buying representatives for money. https://t.co/IKoOyiPYil #Česko #politika #volby (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked how Petr Macinka or Andrej Babiš reacted to the threat he referred to. Macinka was insulted with a reference to Václav Klaus, and Babiš was labeled as pro-Russian and associated with the mafia. He claimed that Babiš's government remained silent and was involved in the matter, and he referred to its members with an offensive term. https://t.co/Pmi71pC3TL #politika #ČeskáRepublika #Babiš (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Alena Schillerová when she thinks she will return the 2,000,000 CZK that she is said to have borrowed for promotional photos in the bushes, with peacocks, or on a scooter. He stated that she has so far been avoiding repaying it. #politika #finance #společnost (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that Petr Macinka grew up in harsh conditions at the "Institute of Old Vendelín," which he described as a branch of the Russian Federation embassy. He also claimed that Klaus, whom he labeled as a well-known distributor of Russian propaganda, raised Macinka and urged Macinka to find his own path as an adult. https://t.co/49s7FWxsFj #Rusko #politika #výchova (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Radek Vondra that the change of the electoral system also requires the consent of senators and that the ANO movement practically has none after the last weekend, according to him. He described the situation as hitting a wall. https://t.co/pi8Y2tdzMp #volby #politika #Česko (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Andrej Babiš why he did not mention the Senate elections in his speech. According to Valenta, their outcome would mean the automatic end of the party leader for any other party. Valenta also urged Babiš to consider resigning, as he failed in both Cheb and Karviná. #politika #volby #předseda (translated)

Lukáš Valenta described the result of the ANO movement as a "phenomenal failure" and stated that it did not gain any mandate in 27 senatorial districts. He ironically congratulated Chairman Andrej Babiš and thanked him for the selection of candidates. At the same time, he wrote that, in his opinion, the Czech Republic is taking a breath, the ANO movement is disintegrating, and the possibility of a future without it has come closer. https://t.co/2pmXXQmPlp #ČeskáRepublika #Volby #Politika (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Andrej Babiš that he had no right to grant anything. He claimed that Babiš faced indictment and repeatedly committed criminal acts, and insultingly questioned his mental competency. Valenta also stated that the ANO movement was falling apart, losing tens of thousands of voters, and that the criminal activities of Babiš and his party colleagues would soon come to light. He also wrote that the euro will happen. https://t.co/LYWUrLJBXa #politika #volby #korupce (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that he was glad that the coalition in Prague completely failed, and he referred to the Prague ODS as comparable to a "crime" with the Prague ANO movement. He mentioned that he was pleased with the disappointed expressions of Tomáš Portlík, Michal Hroza, and Alexandra Udženija, and claimed that the people of Prague do not want them. He also expressed a wish for Prague to be without the ANO movement and ODS. https://t.co/Bb91DX86Kp #Praha #ODS #ANO (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Alena Schillerová and the Senate that he was convinced to vote for the ANO movement this year. He sarcastically stated that he is attracted to people whom he offensively depicted as characterless, stupid, and uneducated helpers of the mafia. He added that he wants to apply for membership in order to, as he put it, learn about corruption and cheating the state. #volby #hnutíANO #korupce (translated)

Lukáš Valenta messaged Petr Macinka that if Sovová gets 4% again in Prague tomorrow, just like Macinka did last time, he should step down according to him. He claimed that it should be clear to him that he will not be kept in politics by a person whom he insultingly described with a reference to her angular and swollen appearance. He added that he would talk about it tomorrow. https://t.co/YSUiAo2WuD #politika #volby #Praha (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Petra Macinka how his visit to Černouček, which he described as childish, appeared to him in light of recent events. He claimed that the person he referred to with a derogatory animal label and associated with Klaus again failed in another unequal confrontation with the President of the Republic and withdrew. https://t.co/9c2rKvJO5S #politika #českárepublika #aktuálně (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that President Petr Pavel came to vote and admitted a mistake that he subsequently corrected. He added that Kulidakis, Stoniš, Veselý, and other journalists and politicians he labeled derogatorily should act similarly and apologize. https://t.co/helri6w7C7 #volby #politika #respekt (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Andrej Babiš why he told Kulidakis that he doesn't steal when, according to Valenta, Babiš's subordinate was convicted of complicity in the theft of 50 million, which Babiš was supposed to have ordered. He asked him to explain it to the public, and when mentioning Kulidakis, he used an insulting term. https://t.co/8hHFe3pHhg #politika #korupce #pravda (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Boris Šťastný that as a representative of the "fictitious ministry for nothing," no one had asked him or his subordinates for anything. He described it as bizarre that Šťastný created the impression that someone was looking for him and that by refusing to communicate, he could punish someone. #politika #humor #kritika (translated)