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Mateja asked why the army had not gone to the streets and why people had not gathered to, in his words, take back the stolen country. He was also curious about what Europeans were supposed to benefit from, as they were, in his opinion, so silent and foolish that they allowed the destruction of Europe, its culture, security, and identity. #Evropa #kultura #identiteta (translated)

NEOVLIVNICZ wrote that even AB's significant personal engagement was not enough for Sandra Tsoukerniková, the wife of the former "king of gambling" Leon Tsoukernik, to become a senator. According to the author, the question of why the Czech prime minister became so significantly involved in Tsoukernik's return to the limelight remained open. https://t.co/JfEFX8JGkj #volby #politika #Česko (translated)

Petr Pavel, upon returning to the Czech Republic, explained the circumstances of his private trip to Morocco. He stated that it was not organized or financed by the Presidential Office and that he considered his statement important in terms of transparency, while also rejecting political interference in his private life. He flew to Morocco on October 2 from Prague on a vacation flight chartered for the Fesh Fesh team participating in the Rallye du Maroc race. According to him, the organizers offered free seats on board, and Pavel agreed to pay 3,750 euros for his seat. For the trip between Casablanca and Prague and back during the election period, he used a flight from a private Moroccan transportation company. The logistics of the flight were handled by expedition participant Tomáš Šebek, who accompanied Pavel along with Pavel Kubíček and a member of the security service. Pavel stated that he personally paid 15,000 euros for the trip, which was his share of the total amount. He returned from Morocco, according to his statement, on a regular flight on Thursday, October 15, and believed that with this, the matter was clarified and closed. #Maroko #Cestování #Transparentnost (translated)

In Croatia, the largest infrastructure project since the Pelješac Bridge is being launched, including the construction of a 16-kilometer expressway that will connect Požega to the A3 motorway, with completion expected in three years. #BrzaCesta #Požega #Infrastruktura (translated)

The author of the contribution stated that during his trip to Ukraine, meetings with people affected by the war, and learning their stories, he repeatedly realized that peace and security are not a given. He expressed appreciation for those who, in his opinion, know this from personal experience. https://t.co/UcafTQmRWs #mír #bezpečí #Ukrajina #UA (translated)

Radek Špicar thanked Andrej Babiš and Petr Macinka and stated that he had been in Central Asia with Czech companies that he claimed were among the world leaders in the aviation industry. They presented the Czech Republic to partners there as one of the few countries capable of developing and manufacturing an aircraft from start to finish, and offered them aircraft as well as navigation and maintenance systems. Špicar wrote that the Czech aircraft broke down during the trip and participants had to find flight tickets to continue. He also claimed that the aircraft have a very short range, cannot charge phones or laptops, and according to the Zdopravy portal, were out of operation for 110 days in 2023. He called on the government to address the state of the military and government fleet. https://t.co/6Moj6ShmtG #letectví #Armáda #příležitosti (translated)

Petulína Markvartová praised Radek Vondráček's statement regarding the trip of the representative from the Castle, whom she described as a collaborator, a jetsetter sponsored by billionaires, and his alleged puppet masters. She particularly noted the conclusion of Vondráček's statement as especially well-executed. https://t.co/xOaRS8okBL #politika #legrace #Česko (translated)

Radek Špicar stated that a malfunction of the aircraft interrupted their journey from Azerbaijan to Kyrgyzstan. He contacted the Ministry of Defense with a request to restore the government aviation fleet, which he claimed was outdated and prone to failures. They had several important business meetings scheduled in Bishkek for the following day; if they could not find a commercial flight, they would have to cancel them, according to him. He added that the purchase of new aircraft could be included in defense expenditures, and he hoped that Karel Havlíček and Jan Rafaj did not face a similar problem in India. #letectví #obchod #obrana (translated)

Fráňa Šrámek wrote that Marek Wollner escaped death. In a shared post, Wollner described that after a tennis match at Štvanice, he experienced a sudden strong pain, and although he hesitated at first, he agreed to call for an ambulance. According to his account, the ECG showed a serious problem, and at the hospital on Karlovo náměstí, doctors performed catheterization through his wrist. Wollner stated that he was treated in the coronary unit of the third internal clinic, thanked the medical staff for their care, and wrote that he is not giving up on tennis yet. #zdraví #tenis #nemocnice (translated)

Ondřej Šimíček wrote that the following day will mark seven years since he stopped drinking alcohol. He noted that he previously did not believe he would be able to remain abstinent for a year, and he remembered times when, during treatment, he desperately doubted whether anything good awaited him. According to him, God helped him during difficult times. He offered to answer, advise, assist, or listen to those who are struggling with similar issues, according to his abilities. He added that he considers gratitude, joy, and forgiveness to be important, and that happy days remind him of a happy life. #alkohol #vděčnost #životBezAlkoholu (translated)

Tomáš Fiala, a candidate from the Our Czech Republic movement, has more than 57 percent of the votes after counting 70 percent of the precincts and is on track to become the first elected senator from Strakonice, while in other districts it appears that candidates without opposition from the opposition have a better chance of success already in the first round of elections. #Senát #volby #Češi (translated)

The author stated that the EU has so far definitively approved the ETS2 emissions trading system, which will take effect in January 2028. He referred to the approval as another step toward future European energy and economic "suicide," or possibly complete isolation, which he saw as the same thing. https://t.co/3n7Zbq0CqE #energetika #geopolitika #ekonomie #EU (translated)

Kutil then said that he was not surprised that the USA could become another supporter of Russian killing in Ukraine, and he referred to Donald Trump as the worst president in US history. He stated that Trump seemed to him to be paying off old debts from his youth. He labeled as absurd the possibility that Trump would provide Moscow with economic and political relief due to hypothetical supplies of Russian oil or diesel, which he claimed represented only a tiny share of the American market. He questioned whether the supplies would even arrive and associated their timing with the November elections. According to him, it might have been enough for Trump if voters believed that oil or diesel were already headed to the USA, while Putin could receive actual money. #Ukrajina #Trump #Rusko (translated)

I believe that one day it will be possible to vote in such a way that citizens who are on a business trip, working abroad, residing away from home for a long time, or whose participation in the elections is complicated by other circumstances can take part. "I believe that one day it will be possible to vote in such a way that citizens who are on a business trip, working abroad, residing away from home for a long time, or whose participation in the elections is complicated by other circumstances can take part," added Eva Pavlová. #EvaPavlová #komunálnívolby #PetrPavel (translated)