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Robert Ágh compared Alena Schillerová to a doormat for Andrej Babiš's dirty shoes and used insulting expressions towards her. At the same time, he asked if she knew who Milada Horáková was, and wrote that she was sentenced to death by both the Nazis and the communists, with the communists carrying out the execution in a particularly torturous manner. He added that, in his opinion, Schillerová's vulgar sentence about a head smeared with feces should have been heard in the Chamber today. #politika #historie #Česko (translated)

On October 21, Robert Ágh wrote about the announcement that the communist Konečná will join the Patrioti Andrej Babiš faction in the European Parliament. He disparagingly depicted Schillerová as someone serving Babiš and stated that she entered the Chamber of Deputies with the saying of Milada Horáková, "I come with my head held high." He added that Babiš welcomes the communist in his club and that Schillerová quotes Horáková, whom he referred to as their murdered victim. #politika #komunismus #EvropskýParlament (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Babiš was upset about the long deadlines for importing workers to the Czech Republic. He also noted that the number of Filipinos has increased by 422% in five years. He accused government policies of previously speaking hatefully about migration and Ukrainians, while now, according to him, they were importing foreign workers without the knowledge of their voters, whom he labeled as xenophobic. He added that this is also why these voters stayed home during the elections. #politika #migrace #Česko (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Petr Dlouhý, who according to him was responsible as the general director of the State Agricultural Intervention Fund for distributing subsidies to Agrofert, suddenly changed his values and is leaving to spend time with his family. He added that they are currently being attacked from the windows, and suggested that a personnel reserve in the style of normalization was already prepared for Dlouhý's position. #politika #Agrofert #korupce (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote on November 8, 2024, that a vote was held on the pension reform of Prime Minister Petr Fiala, which he described as "criminal." He noted that Andrej Babiš flew with his family to Milan in a private jet in the morning to shop on the Quadrilatero d’Oro. According to Ágh, they were purchasing luxury clothing, with each piece costing as much as a three-month salary of a worker at Agrofert. The post concluded with a remark about private jets. #důchodováreforma #Política #luxus (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that flying a private jet was a common practice for Andrej Babiš. He stated that Babiš did not own a plane and reminded that he criticized Kellner for owning a private jet. According to Ágh, Babiš therefore rented a plane. He also asked from whom and for how much, and whether there were any quid pro quos behind the rental. He also expressed sadness over the media's reaction, which he felt contributed to a campaign against the president. #politika #Babiš #médiá (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that opponents of Britain's EU membership led by Nigel Farage have gained a strong argument against the country's possible return to the Union. He suggested repeatedly replaying the statements of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, whom he called a trader elected by the Czech nation. Babiš's message about Britain's need and money was described as his slogan, and his approach was summarized as "not helping and milking." #EU #Británie #politika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Alena Schillerová commented on the election results and according to him, she said that her voters stayed at home. He compared her subsequent statement to Pavlov's reflex associated with salivation at the sight of food and claimed that she immediately switched to topics like Dozimetr, savings cooperative, and bitcoin. He also referred to Schillerová with a derogatory nickname. #volby #politika #Bitcoin (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that the government had only been in power for ten months, but according to him, it had done everything for its rapid loss of trust. He made derogatory remarks about the Speaker of the House, associated governance with not submitting to the courts, and criticized the attacks on the president, which he described as petulant and immature. He compared the state treasury to a broken toy in the hands of a person he also insultingly named. In conclusion, he called for the government to resign. #politika #vláda #demokracie (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that he wanted to read the commentary on the elections from Karel Havlíček, Alena Schillerová, Patrik Nacher, and Alexandr Vondra, but according to him, neither of them said a word and did not gain a single mandate. He stated that their "owner" described the situation as a catastrophe and claimed that those involved were worried about their position. He described their situation as a hard life for people subordinate to Andrej Babiš. #volby #politika #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

Robert Ágh described the Senate as a safeguard of constitutional order. He wrote that it was elected by a majority method, a third of its members were elected every two years, and it could not be dissolved. According to him, the Senate prevented rapid changes in political moods and constitutional changes required a three-fifths majority. He added that populists and fascists hated the Senate and called for thanks to the creators of the Constitution. #ústava #politika #Senát (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Prime Minister Andrej Babiš repeated that Europe does not want, cannot, and harms. He reminded that the Czech Republic is located in the middle of Europe and has been a member of the European Union for over twenty years. He likened Babiš's way of speaking about the Union to the position of the Prime Minister of Upper Volta asking with outstretched hand for development aid. #Evropa #ČeskáRepublika #EU (translated)

Robert Ágh stated that the Czech state debt increased by 204.6 billion CZK to a record 3.882 trillion CZK as of September 30, 2026. According to him, the debt of Andrej Babiš's government was 43.9% of GDP, while it was 42.9% when taken over from Petr Fiala's government. Ágh wrote that the debt was uncontrollably approaching 4 trillion CZK, describing the situation as "crazy." #dluh #vláda #ekonomika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that the minister was sweating and chaotically fleeing questions from journalists. He accused Aleš Juchelka of causing huge damage to the state and turning his ministry into a fraudulent casino with a rigged roulette for a civil servant he called corrupt. He stated that the situation could only be resolved by resignation. #politika #korupce #demise (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Rajchl was interested in the costs of the president's private vacation, while he allegedly concealed information about the revenues of the company "Wives Rental s.r.o.". He stated that the audited results of the company are also not known, and added that Rajchl may have operated the activity as a charitable endeavor within a non-profit organization. #politika #transparentnost #ekonomie (translated)

Robert Ágh stated that renewable sources accounted for 20.9% of electricity production in the Czech Republic and 19.8% in Slovakia, which he considered to be the lowest shares. According to him, the share in Latvia, Denmark, Croatia, and Austria exceeded 90%. He labeled the Czech ruling class as fossil oligarchs and mentioned that the Ministry of the Environment was run by "Klaus's heirs." #obnovitelnézdroje #ekologie #energie (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Monika Babišová celebrated and went with friends to Split, where she reportedly exhibited behavior reminiscent of exuberant teenagers in the streets. He asked whether readers could imagine Mrs. Pavlová in a similar situation, and claimed that the people he referred to derogatorily would react with anger and hatred. https://t.co/Jl0kxsmv29 #Split #puberťáci #MonikaBabišová (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Miloš Zeman, as a former president, received a pension of 50,000 CZK and also received the same amount for office operation, a car with a driver, and security. He stated that Zeman did not go to the Senate elections because he allegedly had no one to vote for, and that he would not be at the Castle on October 28, as he is bothered by some of the honorees. Ágh asked whether anyone is addressing such arrogance and added that the president was almost crucified. #Zeman #politika #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Volodymyr Zelensky faced Putin's aggression and Trump's betrayal, and for the fifth year has been at the forefront of the Ukrainian resistance. He stated that Zelensky needed help for Ukraine, while politicians like Babiš and Fico halted military support and allowed the country to bleed. Ágh described Trump's actions as another betrayal against Ukraine. #Ukrajina #Zelenskyj #Putin (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Andrej Babiš was allegedly deeply affected by the election results and was preparing to "clean up" in ANO. He questioned why ANO voters should go to the polls when, according to him, they paid no less for tickets, did not get back what Petr Fiala allegedly took from them, did not have cheaper mortgages, and the country continued to have a high budget deficit. He labeled Babiš's promises as lies. #volby #politika #ANO (translated)