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Zdeněk Šarapatka commented on Mirka Němcová's appearance on Czech television and wrote that her expression, in his opinion, conveyed suffering and resentment. He referred to her sitting for an hour opposite Robert Šlachta as an act of bravery. He attributed to him and his team a role in the fall of the Nečas government, the formation of Zeman's presidential government, and the subsequent rise of ANO and Andrej Babiš. He recalled that thirteen years ago, 400 members of Šlachta's command intervened at the government building and that the operation, according to him, concerned luxury handbags and surveillance connected to Jana Nagyová. Šarapatka assigned responsibility to Šlachta and his colleague from the VSZ for Miloš Zeman's refusal to accept 101 signatures of MPs from the then Speaker of the Chamber, Němcová, and to appoint a government according to the Constitution. He described Zeman's government as a composition of people from the environment of social democrats and their supporters. He also stated that the state, in his opinion, subsequently faced problems with Babiš, whom he accused of embezzling public property. He labeled Šlachta as a former policeman and ally of Zeman and Babiš who became a politician. He estimated that he could switch to Václav Láska, who, according to him, hinted at new members of his senatorial club on television the day before. According to Šarapatka, Němcová's departure from high politics was not a reason for her tenure in the Senate and earlier in the Chamber to end in the way she demonstrated on Czech Television. In conclusion, he thanked her for her public service. #respekt (translated)

Jura Háček challenged the claim that Petr Pavel took his eighteenth vacation this year, stating that in his opinion it was four. In January, Pavel was supposed to ride motorcycles to Andalusia, where according to Háček, critics embarrassed themselves with the theory that the room in the photo was created by artificial intelligence. In February, he was supposed to go skiing in the Alps for several days; according to Háček, the criticism arose because a police BMW carried the first lady's skis. Pavel was supposed to spend another vacation in the Czech Republic and partly in Poland, and the last one in October in Morocco, with a trip to Černouček. Háček did not count weekend visits to the 24 Hours of Le Mans race and the Hungarian Grand Prix as vacations, during which, according to him, Pavel also became known as a photographer. He estimated the total duration of the vacation to be about 25 days. In comparison to Zeman, who according to Háček spent vacations 365 days a year, he described it as an alleged "tragedy." #dezinfluencer #PetrPavel #dovolená (translated)

Matěj from Tetín asked Luboš and the Czech Police how much the transportation of Miloš Zeman across the pond and on cross-country skis cost, and how much the medical team that he claimed had to take care of him throughout his mandate cost. At the same time, he asked if they thought such expenses were reasonable. #Zeman #českápolitika #náklady (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)

Minister of Propaganda Mára wrote that the coalition asked where the president got the money for the trip. He sarcastically claimed that it was obtained by returning bottles after Zeman, which he believed would be enough for about 2,699 similar trips. #politika #prezident #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

HolkazPrahy stated that Miloš Zeman announced his participation in the assembly of the Czech Union of Freedom Fighters instead of attending the state decorations ceremony. The author agreed and wrote that Zeman should not have been at the Castle, as he has already caused enough embarrassment there, in his opinion. His participation in the event, which HolkazPrahy described as a meeting of pro-Russian collaborators, according to the author, aligned with Zeman's focus. https://t.co/pyAZRIeaB2 #MilošZeman #ČeskáRepublika #politika (translated)

Borowitz wrote that Miloš Zeman should boycott the state honors ceremony at the castle again. He ironically appreciated his decision as considerate and stated that Zeman did not want to disrupt the festive evening with his presence or cause discomfort to the guests. #Zeman #vyznamenání #politika (translated)

Miloš Zeman is again boycotting the handing out of state awards at the Castle because he disagrees with the celebration of the monarchy and the honoring of people close to Fiala's government, and instead will participate in the gathering of the Czech Union of Freedom Fighters. #Zeman #vyznamenání #historie (translated)

Lucia H. wrote that according to her long-term observation, Klaus, Zeman, Babiš, and Okamura, along with Macinka and Turek, have brought hatred and anger into politics. She added that if such people were to be rid of, politics could be more cultured. #politika #nenávist #kultura (translated)

The author wrote that Donald Trump published a video in which a beast killed a person and remotely labeled him as mentally unfit to hold the presidential office. According to him, the options of the U.S. Congress were as limited as the options of the Czech Parliament at a time when the author considered President Miloš Zeman unfit: he could do absolutely nothing, according to him. #Trump #politika #USA #US #CZ (translated)

Czech Radio Plus stated that constitutional lawyer Jan Kysela perceived President Petr Pavel's admission of a mistake as a sign that Pavel is a normal person. At the same time, he asked how Kysela assessed Miloš Zeman, who supported several candidates from ANO, PRO, and SPD. https://t.co/4wvGBOZIaJ #InterviewPlus https://t.co/CoHyITRZIH #politika #PetrPavel #MilošZeman (translated)

Jura Háček wrote that Miloš Zeman has started walking again, enjoyed eating wine sausages, and wanted to live to be ninety years old. Remembering footage of Zeman from five years ago, he called him a medical miracle and likened him to the Czech Frankenstein. He added that Zeman subsequently sued the doctors, which Háček ironically described as a reward. https://t.co/TLjsIuCerg #MilošZeman #zdraví #českápolitika (translated)

Ivan Bartoš stated that the Pirates won a dispute with Čepro, which he claimed had long refused to disclose how many contracts were awarded to Agrofert without a tender. He described the amount as extraordinarily high and asserted that this was precisely why Čepro kept it secret. He mentioned a figure of 19 billion for Andrej Babiš and claimed that the contracts without a tender were covered by the antimonopoly office and were not addressed by the then minister from ODS, Zbyněk Stanjura. Bartoš wrote that Stanjura rejected the request for a tender and that the planned change at the antimonopoly office, as well as the new law he prepared with experts, met with resistance from Martin Kupka, Stanjura, and Pavel Blažek. He also mentioned Petr Mlsna, Petr Nečas, Petr Fiala, Martin Kuba, Petr Bendl, and Tomáš Chalupa and claimed that the head of the antimonopoly office was appointed without a proper tender by Andrej Babiš and Miloš Zeman. In conclusion, he recommended the show "Noty od Mlsny" and jokingly suggested eating a piece of black coal before watching it. https://t.co/0YQzdjtzQu #politika #AntimonopolníÚřad #soutěžení (translated)

Jura Háček wrote that the document "Citizen Havel" intrigued him so much that he could not tear himself away from it. Watching it, he said, evoked a feeling as if he were reliving that era, and Havel's statements seemed applicable to the present with just a change of names. He also reminded that people, according to him, expressed their anger through Havel. With the knowledge of what followed, he then said he shook his head at the fact that the same office was held by Miloš Zeman and his collaborators. He described Havel as the best president. #Havel #ObčanHavel #historie (translated)

Jura Háček stated that Zeman will not go to the elections again and that he is not in Morocco. According to him, Zeman had no one to vote for in the second round. Háček asked whether it is worse not to be able to choose between two candidates and not go to the elections, and also mentioned the wave of criticism directed at Pavel. https://t.co/H5O1DNcHEf #volby #politika #Zeman (translated)

Ivan Bartoš stated that more than two years ago, as a minister, he proposed a comprehensive reform of the Office for the Protection of Competition. According to him, the office should serve as a tool for powerful individuals to influence public contracts and the flow of billions into their pockets rather than having a control function. He cited its head, Mlsna, whom he described as a favorite of Miloš Zeman and a friend of Zbyněk Stanjura and Blažek. Bartoš wrote that the ODS (Civic Democratic Party) stopped the reform and he subsequently left the government. According to him, the reform was prepared by experts and was meant to bring the Czech Republic closer to Western democracies. Bartoš referred to an index of oligarchs' influence on politics, which he said the magazine The Economist ranked the Czech Republic second only to Russia. He added that in the previous government only the Pirates wanted to address the issue, but Stanjura blocked their efforts. Bartoš also stated that the Pirates have now won the dispute with the company ČEPRO, which had to provide information about contracts for Agrofert. According to him, the company awarded contracts worth over 10 billion directly to Agrofert without competition, and another 9 billion without competition during the government of Petr Fiala. Bartoš added that it is necessary to fight against corruption in the state and that he will continue to do so. #korupce #politik #reforma (translated)

The last scout™ indicated that Miloš Zeman again labeled Radek Vondráček as his preferred candidate for president in an interview with Blesk. He urged journalists to stop "tormenting" Zeman and added that in his opinion, Zeman's statements already sufficiently indicated that he is not mentally well. #Zeman #Vondráček #volby (translated)

The last scout™ reported that Jan Skalický, after the defeat in the senate elections in Děčín, disappointingly said that people do not want personalities, or are lazy to look for them. He urged the residents of the region to reflect on themselves and ironically asked whether it was not enough for them that Miloš Zeman and Felix Slováček came to personally support Skalický. https://t.co/OFni2m2QAp #volby #Děčín #politika (translated)