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Božidar Novak asked the government how long he thinks it will take until there is a credible media in Slovenia. He noted that for four years he has followed news only on Croatian HRT and Austrian ORF, besides X, and asked the government when it will at least address RTV. #Slovenija #mediji #kredibilnost (translated)

Vláďa Foltán asked whether it can be said with certainty that no one from Trump’s administration ordered the restrictions on Starlink, which, according to him, Volodymyr Zelenskyj spoke about. He subsequently quoted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen, who claimed that Donald Trump and Marco Rubio categorically denied that anyone from the administration had ordered the restrictions, and Zelenskyj should be cautious with similar statements. Foltán then sarcastically asked whether administrative officials would limit Starshield and stop sharing intelligence information, while insulting Bessen. https://t.co/BNF7B5LMPo #Zelenskyj #Starlink #Trump (translated)

The author of the post stated that Grolich criticized Vildumetz for not criticizing any actions of the government. He described her expressions as incoherent and wrote that it sounded like she was learning to speak from Babiš. According to his account, Grolich then asked Vildumetz for an example of what she had returned to the government as a senator. When, instead of answering, she asked what the biggest problem was, Grolich reportedly said that by doing so, she confirmed that she had no example. #politika #vláda #Česko (translated)

The author of the contribution accused the government of abusing patriotism to defend its own power. He recalled Samuel Johnson's statement from 1775 about patriotism as the "last refuge of a scoundrel" and stated that Johnson did not criticize love of country, but warned against those who, in his view, hide behind national symbols when they run out of arguments. https://t.co/WaMKqUSVIm #vlastenectví #politika #společnost #CZ (translated)

Roman Kolář wrote that under the report about the possible arrival of tens of thousands of Ukrainians to the Czech Republic due to Russian winter attacks on energy infrastructure, 99% of the comments were calls to close the borders and hateful reactions. He stated that Ukrainians, in his view, bring billions more to the Czech Republic than they cost. At the same time, he criticized the government, which he labeled "anti-immigration," for its intention to accept what he considers a large number of workers from the Philippines, among others for Agrofert. Kolář claimed that disinformation influences public opinion and wrote that people should criticize the acceptance of economic migrants, but should not reject war refugees, who, according to him, benefit the Czech economy. He attributed the current public attitude to the spread of hatred. #Ukrajina #migrace #vláda (translated)

Peter Jančič estimated that due to the referendum, not only Golob but the entire opposition has scored a political own goal. He wrote that controlling the government will be more difficult as a result, even though it should primarily be in the interest of the opposition. He believed that the opposition deserved this, as, in his words, during the time it was in power, it openly used investigative commissions for political settling of scores with the opposition and those who thought differently, rather than for oversight of the government. https://t.co/1BtAbaxEAu #referendum #politika #Slovenija (translated)

Štruncová ironically congratulated Andrej Babiš and stated that the catastrophic situation was, in her opinion, due in part to the liquidation of the FAU, the prosecution of ANO politicians for corruption in Chomutov and elsewhere, and dubious deals with apartments, in which, according to her, O. Prokop, T. Barth, and Ms. Mrazová were involved. She also criticized the support for a woman, which she linked to the Russian mafia in Cheb, and the government for cooperating with people she labeled as fascists, and with the Prague underworld. #korupce #politika #ČeskáRepublika (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)

David Rangl published a political satire in the style of "Hey people," in which he mocked the reactions to the Senate elections. Its fictional narrator claimed that his party objectively won the elections, even though it did not gain any senators according to the text. He attributed the result to voters, the media, and artists, referencing Patrik Nacher and Klempíř. In a passage about Cheb, Rangl wrote that Sandra Tsoukernik received 27 percent in the first round and almost 29 percent in the second, while Plevný had 71 percent according to the text. The satirical narrator emphasized the alleged growth of support and recalled seven concerts by Michal David. Rangl also parodied the narrator's remarks about Karviná and Orlová, Karel's trip to India, where he was supposed to have 25 meetings, and the meeting with Zelensky in Brussels. He labeled the Senate as unnecessary and wrote that the party would first win it, then abolish it, and possibly re-establish it. In conclusion, he stated that it was political satire and that readers should wait for the real "Hey people." #volby #politika #českárepublika (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)

Misuna expressed hope that the government taking office after Babiš would find these officials and allow the Czech Police to investigate their activities. If they were charged, he believes they should also be convicted. According to Misuna, their punishments could deter others from similar conduct. https://t.co/3nxWf5BQUg #politika #spravedlnost #českárepublika (translated)