In Serbia, there is no time to pretend that we should understand the celebration of murderers, Mr. colleague Staněk. And it's not just about glorifying a war criminal. In Serbia, sabotage aimed at EU members has reportedly been prepared, the country has long been flirting with Russia, the Russians are active there, and the Serbs are not. (translated)
The adoration of a war criminal by the Serbian government and public is condemned in the EU and by individual member states by everyone who can distinguish light from darkness. But don’t you also miss any reaction from the Czech government? Are we waiting for @AndrejBabis to have a risk analysis for doing business in Serbia processed at Agrofert or what?! (translated)
Here you have another "beautiful" example of hybrid warfare. Russia will use some local desperate people to destroy arms factories. Huge impacts, but almost silence. It's happening now, it's happening here, intelligence services have it detailed, but the European Union's reaction is still missing. First of all, (translated)
„Země, která chce vstoupit do Evropské unie, nemůže takového člověka velebit – ať už za jeho života, nebo po jeho smrti. Není to slučitelné se základními hodnotami, na kterých Evropská unie stojí, a odporuje to i obyčejné lidské slušnosti,“
A person must be able to admit a mistake or failure. My biggest failure in my political career so far is that I have not been able to push through the proposal for the confiscation of Russian property in the Czech Republic. It concerns dozens of buildings controlled by an office directly under the Russian president's office. Czech (translated)
After the revelation of the attackers in Vrbětice, the Czechs managed to do nothing but expel a few diplomats. Nothing was closed off to the Russians; dozens of properties were left in their ownership. Despite all the repeated warnings from our services. Our submissiveness towards Russia is monstrous. (translated)
The great deceiver Babiš likes to fool us Czechs by saying that we are struggling with poverty. The reality is, however, completely different. The Czech Republic is among the richest countries in the EU. This also allows our governments to keep indebting us more and more. No one would lend anything to the poor. (translated)
No, Serbia should not be hastily allowed into Schengen, as the butcher Babiš believes. Serbia should have its EU accession process suspended for praising the Balkan butcher Mladić. As a parliamentary reporter for Bosnia and Herzegovina, I will propose this. (translated)
On August 21, 1968, Soviet tanks arrived in Czechoslovakia to normalize it. Today, a large pastry chef, raised by a totalitarian secret service with a bunch of trolls and little Nazis, is normalizing the Czech Republic. What are tanks for when donuts are enough? (translated)
I was in Ukraine for several days. There were many meetings, discussions, and arrangements, and they all had one thing in common: gratitude for Czech help. It is visible there, it is appreciated, it makes a huge difference. But the logical question follows: will it continue? Let's ask the government. Not getting involved now means not giving... (translated)
We have half a million legal Ukrainian refugees here who work in the Czech Republic and contribute money to the budget. Everything is according to the rules. However, in Spain, the government decided to legalize the stay of hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, which seems like sending an invitation to other illegals to Ceuta. (translated)
I like that even the biggest "conservatives" now recognize that something is different with the climate and that it needs to be addressed somehow. And that the minimum is mitigation and adaptation measures. When we approved the climate plan at the city hall @Praha6 six years ago, the administrative "conservatives" were shaking their heads. (translated)
The meetings in Kharkiv are behind us, the train journey to Kyiv is ahead of us. We are expecting interviews in the media and more meetings. I thought at least the train ride would be calm. It wasn't. Due to flying drones, the train had to... (translated)
The applications that our children use here for playing and fun are saving lives in Ukraine. A fifteen-year-old boy showed me in Kharkiv how he shares with his friends on Telegram what is currently flying at them, or how they practically watch live in the app what is happening on the front 20 km away from us. (translated)
I won't deal with what the essence of "Chatcontrol" is right now. What deserves attention is that the culture minister apparently does not even know that his "better" government approved and voted on "the breach of the privacy of all of us" without batting an eye or a single word of resistance at the European Council. But mainly, that... (translated)
Service in the army of a foreign state without explicit permission from the President of the Republic is punishable. (translated)
The journey to Ukraine part 2/5, with #sanitkahrdinu behind the Kraken It's here. After a fourteen-hour journey across Ukraine, Diana has arrived in Kharkiv! Before going to sleep, I'll listen to instructions on what anti-aircraft fire sounds like and how an exploding drone sounds. From the darkness, distant sounds are heard from time to time. (translated)
Caught pedophile, good pedophile. The government of Andrej Babiš approved "chat control" yesterday and... it is quiet. Silence all around. No one, led by @ondrejkrutilek, is screaming about the loss of privacy and the spying on everything, everyone, and everywhere on social media. There are no headlines about the loss of freedoms and blanket censorship. I wonder why. (translated)
Caught pedophile, good pedophile. The government of Andrej Babiš yesterday approved "chat control" and... it's quiet. Silence all around. No one, led by @ondrejkrutilek, is shouting about the loss of privacy and the spying on everything, everyone, everywhere on social media. Headlines about the loss of freedoms and blanket censorship aren't coming out. Why is that? (translated)
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