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The drawer referred to Petr Macinka's performance as Foreign Minister as suffering and an international disgrace. He wrote that Macinka offered journalists a lollipop at an official government press conference in connection with inclusion and made offensive remarks about Miroslava Němcová by questioning her mental state and intelligence, referencing the book "Chuk and Gek." The author also stated that when Macinka defended himself against accusations of pro-Russian collaboration, he was the first to mention the Soviet propaganda book by Arkady Gaidar. He described Němcová as significantly better than the minister and classified the case under the category of "Moral basement of the government." #politika #mezinárodnívztahy #Česko (translated)

Matyáš wrote that the Russian Telegram account Rybar was mapping demonstrations and protests in Europe. He stated that it is a channel revealed at Letná by Seznam Zprávy and Bohumil Kartous. He accused Russian actors of inciting violence, both directly and through social media and disinformation media. According to him, these activities also served as support for politicians whom he labeled as conscious or unconscious collaborators. #demonstrace #protesty #dezinformace (translated)

Radosław Ditrich wrote that the person in the photo could be a potential collaborator in the event of a war with Russia. He accused her of being involved in spreading propaganda, probably without payment. He added that the man attended almost all the funerals in his town, showing respect for those who fought. According to Ditrich, the local government thanked him for this in a February post, and the published photo was said to be from two days ago. https://t.co/T6I4nXW4mS #Wojna #Propaganda #Walka (translated)

The author wrote that already in 2023, demonstrators were warning that the development was heading towards a similar situation. At that time, he claimed they were labeled as extremists and collaborators, and it was said that such lies could only be spread by people of that kind. He added that an honest trade unionist would want nothing to do with them. According to him, it was now too late, just like in the case of the link https://t.co/uoDCAjMrQD. (translated)

Vláďa Foltán asked whether Donald Trump wants Volodymyr Zelenskyy to end, and reminded that, in his opinion, the war was started by President Vladimir Putin. He referred to Trump in a derogatory manner and stated that Trump claimed to know all the details and would sometimes publish them; at the same time, he said he wanted the war to end. https://t.co/i8OlsUzS7E #válka #Putin #Zelenskyj (translated)

Bohumil Kartous in Study N criticizes the presence of "commercial collaborators" in Andrej Babiš's government and warns that it is essential to confront Russian influence, which reaches up to the prime minister, in order to mobilize Czech society. #Dezinformace #RuskýVliv #AndrejBabiš (translated)

Ondřej Šimíček remarked that, in his opinion, the politician he accused of illegal use of public funds and connections with collaborators was being investigated by his associates for private trips of the President of the Republic. He also associated the politician with the StB and used derogatory terms against him. He linked MP Jindřich Rajchl to pornography and urged him to provide proof of his income from it. #politika #korupce #svoboda (translated)

The author wrote that the man he referred to as a "flat-earther" surpassed Rajchl again, as well as others he spoke about harshly. He called on Macinka and Rajchl to reveal who financed their supporters, whom he labeled as collaborators and described with a dehumanizing term. #politika #společnost #korupce (translated)

DinGo stated that after creating a new account he encountered users again whom he referred to as collaborators and used offensive terms against them. He asked them if they were satisfied with how the situation was developing and the price of a full tank, then he blocked them. He claimed that the number of their active users or followers had not significantly increased and that their reach was weak and provocative posts were ineffective. He called for their blocking and stated that isolation, in his opinion, is effective: users then close themselves off into a small bubble and publish repetitive, unfunny content and memes. #Twitter #SociálníSítě #Izolace (translated)

DinGo stated that General Hlaváč resisted Zůna and kept the commander of the cyber forces in his position. He praised Hlaváč and expressed gratitude that, in his view, there are people at the helm of the army who want to protect citizens, not expose them to the Russians without a chance to defend themselves. He labeled SPD as a collaborating group. #armáda #bezpečnost #kybernetika (translated)

Kutil Tona wrote that his pro-Russian compatriots often pointed to corruption in Ukraine, which he described as a serious problem that he believed should neither be denied nor excused. At the same time, he reproached them for overlooking corruption in Russia, stating that according to Transparency International, Ukraine ranked 104th and Russia 157th in 2025. He argued that these people considered Ukraine too corrupt to help, while admiring Russia despite its worse ranking. He characterized this attitude as typical of people he regarded as collaborators. #korupce #Ukrajina #Rusko (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)

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)

Roman Kolář wrote that Russia, in his opinion, did not advance in the offensive and instead suffered losses. He claimed that last month it lost a record number of soldiers and that its economy was suffering from Ukrainian drone attacks. Kolář also described collaborators as a tool that Russia has begun to rely on. According to Kolář, Elon Musk's restrictions on Starlink for Ukraine prevented Ukrainian forces from effectively countering nighttime Russian airstrikes and led to civilian casualties. He added that Ukraine needed Starlink at the front as well. He also wrote that the USA reportedly failed to inform about ballistic missiles heading towards Kyiv the day before, and that civilians died again. Kolář further stated that Donald Trump threatened to completely stop sharing intelligence and selling weapons, which he claimed the EU was paying for. He argued that Russia had violated Trump's energy ceasefire several times and struck Ukrainian energy infrastructure. He asked what kind of defeat Trump would have to suffer in the midterm elections for anything to change for the better. At the same time, he expressed curiosity about the reach of his post on X and whether the platform would restrict it. #Rusko #Ukrajina #konflikt (translated)

Roman Kolář stated that after a 12-hour ban on commenting and posting, he returned to X. He claimed that the platform subsequently limited his reach, which he believed had already declined due to criticism of Donald Trump, and warned him of a permanent account ban. He wrote that due to low reach, he was considering whether to remain on X. He cited as the reason for the penalty a call for collaborators to clear mines in Ukraine, and an offensive reaction to a user with the nickname "mocko." He claimed that the aggression began with a second user, who he believed did not receive any penalty. He attributed responsibility for several of his penalties on X and Facebook to people around Motokomouši. He indicated that his post criticizing Kateřina Konečná was reported as cyberbullying and that when criticizing Filip Turk, his comments were flagged as spam. Kolář also wrote that, in his opinion, Russian operations on social networks involve threats, harassment, stalking, and mass reporting of Democrats and supporters of Ukraine. He claimed that such accounts provoke people so that they can report their reactions via bots and achieve their blocking. He added that when he reported posts, Facebook, according to him, responded that it would not remove them. #slobodaSlova #dezinformace #Ukrajina (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that he had been thinking for several days about Sergei Lavrov's statement that Ukraine did not deserve a respite. Ágh stated that in his opinion, Russia does not want to end the war, and claimed that its "collaborators" were spreading within the government, the Chamber of Deputies, and the media. He added that the Czech Republic had forgotten to approve what he considered the most important law that would protect the republic. #Ukrajina #Rusko #politika (translated)

Peťulína Markvartová appreciated Jindřich Rajchl's proposal to include a point about who paid for the trips by jet for a person she referred to as a "castle collaborator." She added that such an approach, in her opinion, applies to her political opponents, whom she spoke of disparagingly. https://t.co/wQI1HuQfMc #politika #českárepublika #rajchl (translated)

Roman Kolář wrote that, according to him, Donald Trump demanded that Volodymyr Zelenskyy step down from the presidency and that Ukraine cease attacks on Russian refineries. Otherwise, Trump allegedly threatened to end the sharing of intelligence with Ukraine and the sale of arms through Europe, according to Kolář. Kolář added that Trump seemingly did not care that the Russian side immediately violated the energy ceasefire declared without Zelenskyy's knowledge. Kolář reflected on why Trump attributed fuel prices to Ukraine. As possible explanations, he suggested that Trump consciously acts in Russia's favor and knows that lifting sanctions would help restore its strength, even though they would not lower fuel prices; that he believes yielding to the aggressor leads to peace; or that he has believed the nonsense handed to him by his aides. He also mentioned the possibility that he adopted this opinion from Vladimir Putin and his advisors did not want to contradict him. #Trump #Zelensky #Ukrajina (translated)

Vlastimil Válek wrote that the one who should be silent, according to him, is rather the prime minister, who is in coalition with people he has labeled as Russian collaborators, but evidently he is not capable of that. https://t.co/lOKXRhYTkU #politika #premiér #koalice (translated)