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The loan shark wrote that after the movement in the Senate ended with a zero, someone on ČT24 on Sunday questioned the existence of senator clubs and their role as a constitutional safeguard, and complained that others were being too harsh on Andrej Babiš. He added that according to him, the expression of Miroslava Němcová spoke for everything, and he described the situation as "I think so" in the subfolder "Babiš's debacle." #politika #Babiš #Senát (translated)

Ondra Černý, who stated that he is studying for a master's program in public law in France and is also dealing with internal security law, explained the differences between three French security components. According to him, the municipal police fall under the mayor and focus mainly on local order, prevention, supervision, and handling misdemeanors. He does not believe they are primarily intended to suppress large-scale violent riots. Černý wrote that municipal police officers may face hundreds of aggressive individuals during violent demonstrations and typically lack the training, equipment, or manpower of specialized state units. Therefore, he described their retreat as a possible security necessity, not necessarily cowardice. He stated that the national police fall under the Ministry of the Interior and that its CRS units are trained for interventions during large demonstrations. He characterized the gendarmerie as an armed force of a military nature; its mobile units intervene during riots and also use Centaure armored vehicles. He described the CRS and mobile gendarmerie as the backbone of the French system for managing large demonstrations. He added that the municipal police cannot conduct general identity checks based solely on suspicion, but they can do so when dealing with legally defined offenses. If a person refuses to cooperate, according to him, the municipal police officer must contact the relevant officer from the national police or gendarmerie. Černý also mentioned that in France there are joint workspaces and coordinated patrols of municipal and national police, aimed at improving cooperation and information sharing; however, he noted that a joint workspace does not mean the same powers. #Francie #veřejnéprávo #bezpečnost (translated)

The sports magazine reported that Tomáš Chorý ranked among the five players most frequently sent off from Slavia in the history of the First League, although he has only played 64 league matches for the club so far. According to him, he collected red cards during 30 matches, with the last three received within just 12 games. https://t.co/Q09LRUtTTM #fotbal #Slavia #ČeskáLiga (translated)

Honza Palička labeled the performance of now former senator Šípová as extensive and lacking self-reflection, in his opinion. He wrote that Šípová portrayed herself as someone who did nothing wrong and attributed responsibility to the voters, whom she spoke of disdainfully according to Palička, and to the ODS. He added that even Filip Turek could envy such a performance. #politika #demonstrace #sebereflexe (translated)

Kudela the G.O.A.T. described Tomáš Chorý's first season at Slavia as the hardest in terms of pressure, but he believed the player handled it excellently. He credited him with a key role in winning the title after three years, including goals and contributions to the game, and stated that he didn't cause any problems at that time. He couldn't understand why Chorý started behaving like he did in Plzeň in his second season and came under pressure again. The author recalled the May incident in the derby, after which, according to him, the locker room, the owner, and some fans defended Chorý. He wrote that the player turned his back on the people who supported him in the summer when he showed his middle finger to referee Všetečka. According to the author, for a significantly worse verbal insult, he would likely only have received a yellow card, and the chosen gesture could have ended his tenure in "the most ridiculous way" he had ever seen. Kudela the G.O.A.T. stated that Chorý's possible lapses deprived him of the chance to be the king of the league and wrote that it should be his end at Slavia. According to him, the end of his tenure would close a chapter that had divided the Slavia fans for two and a half years. He wished Slavia good luck in selecting a new striker in the winter transfer window. #SlaviaPraha #fotbal #Chorý (translated)

In our thoughts are all the courageous men and women affected by the event. We are working closely with the government of Alberta and local authorities. Canadian Premier Mark Carney stated that there was a "serious incident that resulted in a large fire" at the mentioned location. #Kanada #incident #vojaškooporišče (translated)

Zdeněk Hraba stated that people should appreciate the Czech Republic, among other reasons, because, in his opinion, differences of opinion are resolved in pubs, not by setting buildings on fire, as was the case in Limoges, France. He also wrote that the maturity of a society is not determined by the agreement among people, but by how they behave when they disagree. #společnost #názory #diskuze (translated)

Tomáš Czernin expressed that he was sorry not to meet with Mirka Němcová in the Senate anymore. He thanked her for the pleasant meetings and for nearly 28 years in politics and in the service of the Czech Republic, writing that he has always valued her strong positions and her straight backbone. https://t.co/HPxCuMl3Pq #politika #Česko #poděkování (translated)

Jiri Jicha stated that NASA satellite images confirmed the fire at the port of St. Petersburg, where Gazprom's oil terminal was burning. He added that, in his opinion, Budanov's words were starting to come true, as he told Americans in Miami that Ukraine would burn all Russian refineries and terminals. #Petrohrad #Gazprom #Ukraina (translated)

Jana Dubová labeled Andrej's list of promises on Sunday as "miracles": cheaper energy and mortgages, billions from the EU, managing drought, and safety for children. She noted that he did not mention the elections and wrote that in her opinion, he hoped that by loudly enumerating what he would arrange, he would cover up the fact that he was just talking. #politika #volby #vtip (translated)

Vít Rakušan stated that the Motorists initially wanted to oversee Andrej Babiš in the government, but according to him, they are now easing the rules on conflicts of interest. As evidence that conflicts of interest cost public money, he mentioned that the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will have to find tens of millions of crowns in its budget, which it will not receive from the European Union due to the conflict of interest of Mr. Juchelka's deputy. He added that the Prime Minister's own companies are drawing additional billions in violation of EU rules. According to Rakušan, this money is then missing for regional roads and social services in the regions. He accused government officials of robbing Czech citizens of their money and stated that the Motorists want to make it easier for them. #českápolitika #střetzájmů #Babiš (translated)

The beekeeper described an incident from Friday's visit to his apiary. He stated that a few people around fifty arrived by bike, who, according to him, ventured fearlessly among the bees. They praised the place and the lavender, and asked if he sells honey. The beekeeper offered that his wife, who was at home in a nearby village, could sell it to them. When the visitors learned that creamed honey costs 220 crowns and honeydew honey 250 crowns, they decided not to buy any and left. #včely #med #příhody (translated)

Dr. Miha Pogačnik wrote that in his opinion, barbarism in the EU was already institutionally accepted. He claimed that they were deliberately brought in, presented as charming and valuable, given money, and allowed criminals. He added that in his view, they were no longer surprised by this, and the situation increasingly resembled a carefully prepared high treason. #EU #barbarstvo #vladavina_prava (translated)

"I want to tell the French people that they can be proud of their police officers and gendarmes. They confronted extraordinarily intense violence to protect our fellow citizens, and they deserve all our support," said French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, noting that 150 police officers were injured in the violence during the protests. #Protesti #Nasilje #Francija (translated)

NIC NEVIM stated that the market is beginning to sober up from expectations related to the construction of data centers and the purchase of expensive chips and memory. According to him, the demand for capital is extraordinarily high, while the available money is running out. At OpenAI, he mentioned annualized revenues of $50 billion, but also stated that the company is still losing money due to high model training costs. He believes that the growth in revenues at this stage does not indicate long-term profitability. According to him, companies and individuals are now experimenting with AI and spending on tokens, but often do not yet see corresponding economic returns. If this does not change quickly, he believes it will be difficult to justify further extensive investments in infrastructure. He added that the costs must eventually be paid by someone, and end consumers do not currently have enough money for that. #ekonomika #uměláinteligence #datacentra (translated)