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The author thanked everyone who came to the polls, regardless of whom they voted for. He especially thanked the people of Plzeň who voted for him and stated that he greatly values their trust. According to his words, he entered the second round with determination and respect and that he has built his name his whole life. https://t.co/MxcH8l1yFy #volby #politika #důvěra #CZ (translated)

The author of the contribution thanked Jakub Klepal for the invitation to the opening panel of the Forum 2000 conference titled "United for Ukraine: From Roadmap to Action." He described the support for Ukraine against Russian aggression as exceptionally timely and important for the defense of Europe, the transformation of the international order, and the peaceful future of the world. https://t.co/35tU2ZojaJ #Ukrajina #Konference #Mír #UA #RU #EU (translated)

Kamil Krilov wrote that Jan Grolich was an excellent choice for KDU-ČSL and for the Czech Republic, and he also expressed gratitude to the Mayors. According to him, after the next parliamentary elections, the position of Prime Minister could be shared by Grolich, Vít Rakušan, Zdeněk Hřib, or Martin Kupka. He described the current government as oligarchic and vengeful and criticized its stance on Russia's crimes and its failure to extradite for criminal prosecution. According to Krilov, there was still hope for a decent, honest, democratic, and pro-Western politics based on human values. #Česko #politika #volby (translated)

Paula thanked Seznam Zprávy for having their reporter directly ask about the defeat of the person she referred to with a mocking nickname. She labeled Andrej Babiš with a derogatory term associated with the StB and noted that when congratulating Jan Grolich, he remarked that he is a stand-up comedian and was handing out too many flyers. She referred to Babiš's statement as the culmination of today's mockingly described "whining" of the Prime Minister and added that it was a beautiful day. #loser #babišjezlo #politika #novináři #českárepublika (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Alena Schillerová and the Senate that he was convinced to vote for the ANO movement this year. He sarcastically stated that he is attracted to people whom he offensively depicted as characterless, stupid, and uneducated helpers of the mafia. He added that he wants to apply for membership in order to, as he put it, learn about corruption and cheating the state. #volby #hnutíANO #korupce (translated)

Kamil Krilov stated that if Filip Turek or Petr Macinka had acted similarly, it would be written about how they "trolled society." According to him, President Petr Pavel admitted a mistake in planning his vacation, returned to vote in the municipal elections, and then flew back to his vacation. Krilov wrote that he believed Pavel would not only admit his mistake but also rectify it. He reminded that Pavel was once a member of the Communist Party and noted that Pavel had atoned for this many times over as the Chief of the General Staff and later as the head of the NATO Military Committee. For that, he thanked him. He referred to Turek and Macinka as significantly inferior to Pavel and described the SPD as the Czech branch of United Russia. #politika #volby #Česko (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Petra Macinka how his visit to Černouček, which he described as childish, appeared to him in light of recent events. He claimed that the person he referred to with a derogatory animal label and associated with Klaus again failed in another unequal confrontation with the President of the Republic and withdrew. https://t.co/9c2rKvJO5S #politika #českárepublika #aktuálně (translated)

Kutil Onda evaluated the president's statement today, in which he openly acknowledged his own mistake, according to him. He wrote that politicians cannot be expected to be infallible, but they should take responsibility for their decisions and correct them. He labeled the admission of a mistake as a display of personal integrity and stated that trust, in his opinion, comes from honest actions. He expressed respect for the president for this approach. #politika #odpovědnost #integrita (translated)

Alena Boninska wrote that when she flew halfway across the world for the second round of the presidential elections, she believed that Petr Pavel would not disappoint her. She added that she secretly hoped he would surprise skeptics again today and thanked the president. #volby #prezident #politika (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Andrej Babiš why he told Kulidakis that he doesn't steal when, according to Valenta, Babiš's subordinate was convicted of complicity in the theft of 50 million, which Babiš was supposed to have ordered. He asked him to explain it to the public, and when mentioning Kulidakis, he used an insulting term. https://t.co/8hHFe3pHhg #politika #korupce #pravda (translated)

Ladislav Žalio called on people to go to the elections and vote for Grolich in the Senate. He stated that voters may not always agree with him, but according to him, they will not have to be ashamed of him. He labeled his support with the words "for anti-liberal." #volby #senát #Grolich (translated)

Daniel Hule stated that Czech parties on X largely overlooked the anniversary of October 7. He named the mayors, the Pirate Party, the Christian Democrats, ANO of Andrej Babiš, the Motorists of Petr Macinka, and the SPD of Tomio Okamura as those that did not comment on it, in his opinion. In contrast, he described the statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as excellent and thanked ODS and TOP 09, which he regarded as exceptions. https://t.co/eBdnYRnTl5 #Česko #politika #výročí (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Boris Šťastný that as a representative of the "fictitious ministry for nothing," no one had asked him or his subordinates for anything. He described it as bizarre that Šťastný created the impression that someone was looking for him and that by refusing to communicate, he could punish someone. #politika #humor #kritika (translated)

Jura Háček thanked Petr Pavel and labeled him a good president. He believed that people considered it a major mistake that he did not fly halfway around the world to cast his ballot in Černouček. Háček denounced the criticism as exaggerated and wrote that insignificant matters were being dealt with in the Czech Republic and discussed to the extreme. He reminded that, in his opinion, people did not appreciate the government of Petr Fiala and, in the meantime, grew accustomed to Petr Pavel. He claimed that Babiš's voters would have supported their politician in similar circumstances instead of criticizing him and would have wished him a nice vacation. Háček also stated that some previously labeled Fiala as weak and criticized his dismissal of Ivan Bartoš via SMS as well as the gesture of rabbit ears. He linked the current conditions to the fact that, according to him, Andrej Babiš and Tomio Okamura are now in government, and in the Chamber of Deputies, there are people whom he labeled with derogatory terms. He warned that continued criticism of the president could lead to similar people getting to Prague Castle, after which, according to him, Pavel and the First Lady of public life would resign. #politika #prezident #Česko (translated)

Lukáš Valenta urged employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs not to comply with the orders of Minister Petr Macinka, which he labeled as illegal and foolish. He wrote that they could speak with Czech Television at their discretion and claimed that Macinka had no right to dictate to whom they should grant interviews. He used a derogatory term towards the minister referring to Václav Klaus. (translated)

Jan "Sully" Heřmánek stated that on September 28, he received, together with Josef Starý, the Order of Merit of the I. degree from the Military Office of the President of the Republic. The award was presented to them by General Radek Hasala, the head of the office, at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Kyiv. Heřmánek wrote that receiving the award on Czech Statehood Day, which he also connected with the establishment of the Czechoslovak legions, held special significance for him. He thanked the Military Office and Hasala and noted that he perceived the award as recognition of long-term work for Ukraine and the security of the Czech Republic. Although the cross bore his name, Heřmánek claimed that he considered it an award for the entire Team4Ukraine team, its supporters, partners, and donors. He added that the award was not an end to his work, but rather a commitment to continue, and he labeled assistance to Ukraine as an investment in the security of the Czech Republic. #ČeskáRepublika #Ukrajina #Hrdost (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that after sharing a statement from 40 editors-in-chief, he criticized the journalistic community for failing to unanimously agree on a rejection of violence and equal access to information sharing. He added that he generally expressed his personal opinion about those who repeatedly did not stand up for their colleagues. Subsequently, according to him, he received a number of insults and comparisons to communists. He emphasized that by not signing the statement, in his view, no harm was caused to anyone nor will it be. He stated that he did not plan to fire, kill, or hang anyone and did not prepare lists of inconvenient people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for supporting their colleagues across the field and apologized to them that the discussion had shifted in a different direction due to his contribution. He responded to criticism with several other apologies, including to podcast entrepreneurs, a former colleague, a Czech writer, and a former MEP. Regarding the former colleague, he recalled that for the last 10 years, the status of journalism had been labeled bad, despite the fact that they worked for the same media for six years, which the colleague led. He also mentioned that he apologized for his surname starting with the letter B, which he had for 37 years, and for the reference to Chinese spies. He also apologized to the media Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which he said were not invited to the statement, despite discussions about its wording lasting a month. He offered to connect anyone interested in adding their signature with the organizers, among whom he claimed he did not belong. In a note, he stated that he deleted the original post because he confused two writers and mistook a father for a son in connection with the anti-chart. He apologized for the error, yet called the comparison to the anti-chart inappropriate, stating that parallels with the communist past, in his view, did not help anything. #žurnalistika #svobodaSlova #politika (translated)