Our politicians are cutting us off from Russian hydrocarbons, and we won't see much of the Arab ones either. Coal mines are being buried, and in Germany, this madness has reached such a level that they have even canceled their nuclear power plants. This winter will be very interesting, and if we do not change direction, the next ones will be even more so. (translated)
Gas storage is only 75% full as of September 20. Last year on the same day it was 92.5%. This winter will be very interesting. (translated)
And now let's realize that Brussels wants to introduce new ETS2 emission permits, which would further increase the price of every liter of gasoline and diesel. First by 2-5 CZK, then by 10 CZK or more. CZexit. Yesterday was too late. (translated)
The EU first criticizes Russia and China for their totalitarian steps and StB-style surveillance. Then the EU itself introduces totalitarian steps and StB-style surveillance. It would be laughable, if it didn't affect all of us. (translated)
Politicians are cutting us off from Russian oil and gas, Hormuz is blocked, and the West will keep every little bit of hydrocarbons to itself. We are in for a truly interesting winter. (translated)
September 11 was abused not only for the USA's attacks on foreign countries. The "Patriot Act" brought extensive spying. The same procedure was used by the Nazis when, after the Reichstag fire, they issued a similar decree restricting civil liberties. It's necessary to backtrack and end this spying. (translated)
In a year, we will remember the current gasoline at 45 CZK/l. The question is whether we will remember it as a time when gasoline was so expensive or conversely, as a time when it was so cheap. (translated)
Justice often judges today at the political order. Examples are the trials of Miroslav Kelnar and Slávek Popelka. It's time to ventilate the judiciary. End political trials, free those who are judged for their stance, and punish judges and prosecutors involved in these processes. (translated)
Mirek says exactly that. Iran is winning this war. It is becoming a local superpower that can dictate conditions to the USA and the entire West. (translated)
The results from the mail-in "votes" in Germany are so different from the properly submitted votes that it statistically excludes the possibility that those mail-in votes were counted honestly. Another argument against mail-in "voting" in the Czech Republic. (translated)
Politicians are trying to restrict our freedom under the pretext of "greater security." In the end, however, we lose both freedom and security. We must take back our freedom and privacy. Privacy is not a crime, but a basic human right. (translated)
The police is once again monitoring the "ideological purity" of posts on the internet instead of doing what it is supposed to do. An example is the investigation of Radim Panenka for words supporting Ratko Mladić. It's time to clean up the police. (translated)
This is a case that should be on the front pages. David Řehoř (known for wearing Nazi swastikas) illegally transported military material to Ukraine. And all this under the patronage of Petr Pavel. (translated)
Colleague Kelnar submitted a report to the police regarding the neo-Nazi David Řehoř, who wore a patch with Nazi swastikas at the demonstration. The police responded that these swastikas are acceptable because they are related to Ukraine. That is a slap in the face to all victims of Nazism. (translated)
Away from the EU and its totalitarian practices ❗ Chat control, forced "age verification on networks," and other similar ideas of the EU have one goal: to limit our civil liberties and take away our last remnants of privacy. In such an EU, it is not worth staying. It's time for CZexit. (translated)
The EU continuously raises housing, energy, and transport costs for us. If we stay in the EU, we will face additional elements of that "carbon" policy, leading to further massive price increases. Many households would not be able to manage that. It is time for #Czexit. (translated)
Czech water must return to Czech hands. It is unacceptable for Veolia to siphon off profits from Czech water to foreign countries. (translated)
The events in Hungary resemble February 1948 here. "The police secured the data center of Fidesz. They have backups and records of party documents, communication with the leadership, and confidential reports. The police will sift through emails, chats, and personal communication of Orbán and his people..." (translated)
For so long, some frightened us that Viktor Orbán was establishing a dictatorship in Hungary, until Peter Magyar actually established it there. (translated)
Do ČR nepatří ani jeden větrník❗ Babišova vláda kráčí ve fialových šlépějích a prosazuje v ČR stavbu větríků. Sice tu plochu o něco zmenšili oproti návrhu od minulé vlády; i tak ale hrozí poškození krajiny na desítkách míst v ČR. Musíme tu ideologii zastavit jako celek. https://t.co/BAMHTQWLGU #Vetrniky #Zabrana #OchranaKrajiny
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