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The author wrote that labeling the results of the ANO movement in today's and last week's elections as a disaster was quite tempting. According to him, the result brought good news, albeit different from what the prime minister might have envisioned: a large portion of people in the Czech Republic, according to the author, was not apathetic and assessed the situation objectively. https://t.co/qPJyb7U3jQ #volby #politika #žurnalistika #CZ (translated)

DinGo stated that he was looking forward to the Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's statement regarding the result, which he described as the worst result of any government coalition since 1996. He also recalled the statement by Filip Turek, "Beautiful zero." #politika #Babiš #vláda (translated)

Veli Karimies claimed that Yle had spread false information about the Finns Party on several issues. According to him, Yle had reported that the Finns Party did not come to the morning studio, even though the party had not even been asked about participation. Karimies also said that Yle was claiming that the distribution obligation had not been on the agenda, even though Yle had reported at the end of September that it had been on the table. He believed that the claims were getting through to people with less information and did not consider the incident an innocent mistake. #Perussuomalaiset #media #valeuutiset (translated)

Bob Kartous in Studio N stated that he does not want his children to live in a time of the decay of democracy and in a post-apocalyptic world. In connection with the defeatist attitude of Czech society, he sharply asked whether people care at all about the world in which their children will live. https://t.co/EdE0CQS54Y https://t.co/qjkyrUszhS #demokracie #budoucnost #společnost #CZ (translated)

Veli Karimies wrote that, in his opinion, the fuel tax could have been reduced by lowering the distribution obligation or cutting development aid. He assessed that reducing the price of fuel would have been easy to implement and claimed that the Coalition Party did not agree to either method. #politiikka #verotus #Kokoomus (translated)

Veli Karimies claimed that the National Coalition Party was planning a very bad gasoline package in his opinion and pressured the Finns Party to accept it, as there were no other alternatives available. According to him, the National Coalition Party would later criticize the Finns Party for wanting a better package that would reduce the distribution obligation. #politiikka #Suomi #bensa (translated)

The author of the article wrote that Europe is facing a deep demographic crisis and that pro-family policies will not solve it. According to him, with a median age of women at 46, women find it harder to become pregnant regardless of the available pro-family benefits. He stated that Europe needs immigration, but he did not complete his evaluation of the current model. https://t.co/58lySD9yO1 #Evropa #demografie #imigrace #CZ #SK #HU #AT #DE #PL #FR #IT (translated)

Onni Rostila wrote that a thin agreement was, in his opinion, better than a big dispute. According to him, this also clarified the stubborn opposition of others to the moderation of the distribution obligation. Rostila criticized the RKP's continuous obstruction and also said that the National Coalition Party had opposed the means advocated by the Finns Party. According to him, support was not received this time. https://t.co/kOKDMDzp1f #politiikka #suomi #keskustelu (translated)

Nidal Malik Hasan, a former major of the U.S. Army who became a traitor, is a very evil and malevolent person who killed 13 people. However, many very good and well-meaning people do not want to witness his death, whether through a live broadcast or any other visual device. He will die as scheduled by firing squad, but this event will not be broadcast live. #poprava #terorismus #FortHood (translated)

A documentary film can capture reality as a story. And the story of someone specific, who unfortunately made a commonly tolerated mistake with tragic consequences while driving, is much closer to you than when you leaf through the crime reports. It will occur to you that you could have been behind the wheel. Our film has already been seen by test audiences and when the lights came on in the hall, their first reaction was that they began to passionately discuss how they themselves drive and what offenses they commit most often. I see meaning in that, and that's why we made the film,” says the director of the film, Vít Klusák. #JedináVteřina #dopravnínehody #VítKlusák (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat wrote, referring to information received from within the government, that the National Coalition Party would have been willing to lower the distribution obligation just like the Finns Party. According to him, the Swedish People's Party and Anders Adlercreutz, however, adhered to the principle agreed upon in the coalition negotiations, according to which the government program cannot be deviated from without unanimous consent. According to the Daily Bureaucrat, the Swedish People's Party did not give its consent and was thus responsible for the prices paid by drivers at gas stations. #politiikka #hallitus #Suomi (translated)

Valeria Malchackov wrote to Lektorkalence that strangers should not be photographed or published on the internet without their knowledge and consent. She added that lecturing about proper behavior from the author of such a post seems somewhat ridiculous. #etika #soucit #respekt (translated)

The Day's Bureaucrat wrote that the National Coalition Party had betrayed its voters when the party refused to cut the distribution obligation citing climate reasons. He questioned why they wouldn't abandon the obligation altogether, as according to him, Finland was apparently suffering from the most expensive gasoline on the planet. He also asked why Finland, which he described as the country with the most extreme conditions and longest distances in the EU, had to pay the highest mobility costs, even though residents of other countries needed cars less, according to him. #ilmasto #bensa #liikkuminen (translated)

The author stated that the ministry is a public institution; however, according to him, its offices are not usually freely accessible, and visitors generally need a legitimate reason and consent or an invitation. He inquired about the legal regime of the office where, according to him, Filip Turek smoked, and whether § 8 paragraph 1 letter a) applies to it. He was also interested in whether the ministry allows smoking in this office and under what rule. Furthermore, he asked who is responsible for removing any lingering smell of cigars and from what funds the costs of cleaning the Ministry of the Environment's office would be covered. https://t.co/l9Fxi3RnnK #ministerstvo #právo #kancelář (translated)

Juho Hirvelä wrote that there had been discussions in Finland about lowering the fuel distribution obligation and that the Finns Party was said to support it, while according to him it did not seem suitable for the National Coalition Party and the Swedish People's Party. He asked whether fuel taxes in Finland were too high and whether it would be reasonable for the government to return half of the extra tax revenue from high fuel prices to motorists as a tax reduction. According to Hirvelä, the state was collecting unprecedented amounts of money in taxes. #polttoaine #verotus #Suomi (translated)