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Luděk Mádl wrote that the term "underrated" can sometimes be difficult to define. As an example, he mentioned David Kobylík's opinion that Harry Kane was underrated in England, and he asked how he would have to be valued there for it to be different. #fotbal #nedoceněný #HarryKane (translated)

Fráňa Šrámek wrote that the Ukrainian defense had probably been functioning, and he expressed gratitude for that. A shared post by Daniel Morozjuk stated, citing monitoring channels, that no attack drone reached the Kyiv region or the western regions, and all were shot down in border areas. #Ukrajina #drony #bezpečnost (translated)

Lazz Lazz shared a statement from Zelensky stating that he had new information from the intelligence services about the preparation of a massive Russian attack. Zelensky also urged people to pay attention to their safety and respond to warnings about rocket danger. https://t.co/6IJuSUGpu9 #Rusko #bezpečnost #válka (translated)

The author of the contribution requested Deník Sport, specifically Bárta and Horák, to correct what he believes is a misquote. He stated that he has already contacted both of them privately, that he did not write the quoted text, and that he intentionally refrained from commenting on the sensitive topic; he mentioned a photograph as evidence. He added that he did not understand why he was involved in the matter if it was only a reference to a profile where the discussion took place. He also pointed out that users on X were, in his opinion, bullied because of their profile pictures. #sport #chyba #opravdu (translated)

"The main pleasure, apart from winning the Nobel Prize, is that it hopefully reflects the merits of those truly brave people who joined me at the beginning of this project," Halzen also noted that some of his friends talk about how observing neutrinos could be a way to potentially communicate with other distant civilizations in the universe. #NobelovaCena #Astrofyzika #Neutrina (translated)

"If it were a classic pneumonic plague, then the quarantine period would be shorter than 21 days due to the incubation period. And I think the extent of those measures is really peculiar," According to the epidemiologist and former health minister Roman Prymula, this contradiction raises doubts. #plicnímor #epidemiologie #Rusko (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)

Paula harshly accused Head Nurse Absolonová of causing injuries in the anal area to people without gel and wrote that she advocated the "right not to sit." She found this stance logical, but also stated that in her opinion, the Senate does not need such a person. #fuckano #volby https://t.co/tc7ukB13MM #politika #volby #prava (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that when he shared the statement from forty editors-in-chief, he did not expect the reaction it would provoke. He criticized that the journalistic community he addressed, according to him, was unable to unanimously agree even on rejecting violence in their relationship with politicians and on equal access to sharing information. He added that he expressed his personal judgment about those who repeatedly refused to stand up for their colleagues in an indirect manner. For that, he claimed to have received a number of insults and comparisons to communists; one of the people who signed the Anticharta wrote to him that he had never seen anything more disgusting. Bartkovský clarified that not signing the statement did not harm anyone and would not harm anyone, and he rejected the idea that he wanted to dismiss, threaten, or create lists of uncomfortable people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for their support for colleagues from the entire field and apologized to them for the discussion veering in a different direction due to his contribution. He then made a series of apologies that he delivered ironically: among other things, to podcast entrepreneurs for reminding him of something other than Chinese communism, to a former colleague for criticizing journalism at a time when they both worked in the same media for six years, and to a Czech writer for reminding him of his signature on the Anticharta. He also apologized to those who labeled him a "svazák" (a term for a member of the youth organization during the communist regime) and to a former Member of the European Parliament regarding his judgment about Bartkovský's character. He added that he also apologizes to the media outlets Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which, according to him, were not addressed, even though the text had been discussed for a month. He offered to connect interested parties with the organizers of the statement so that they could join him. #žurnalistika #komunikace #mediálníetiketa (translated)

P – Paukner Media claimed that the media paid more attention to the accident of Filip Turek than to the testimony of Hana Marvanová in the Dozimetr case. According to him, Marvanová spoke in court about practices that she had warned Vítem Rakušan about back in 2022. The author also recalled her concerns about Stanislav Polčák and the connections between Polčák and Petr Gazdík with the Redl family, including consultations and the selection of people for state enterprises. The post stated that Polčák went on vacation with Redl and that Redl's father is currently facing trial for embezzlement in Prague. The author also wrote that investigative files had not been provided to the parliamentary committee, so according to him, it was unclear to what extent the STAN movement collaborated with individuals referred to by Marvanová as "the boys from Zlín." Regarding Turek, the author noted that the police dismissed his accident because, according to their conclusion, no crime occurred, and the prosecutor did not appeal against it. He criticized Seznam Zprávy for repeatedly changing the headlines about whether Turek met the criteria for a crime, asserting that all its elements had to be fulfilled according to valid law. According to the author, the case was also reported by Czech Television, Forum24, Novinky, and Deník N, while apart from iRozhlas and ČTK, other media did not focus on Marvanová's testimony. The author suggested that the attention given to Turek was intended to overshadow the Dozimetr case and linked the media events to Jan Dobrovský, whom he called the largest sponsor of STAN. He also announced that he wanted to publish materials from the so-called "Paukner archive." #mafie #Praha #politika (translated)

Martin Dvořák stated that he was particularly pleased with the support from Vávra Hradilka, whom he referred to as a world champion and Olympic medalist. He described Hradilka as an honest person with a big heart and a strong sense of justice and thanked him. https://t.co/3PvkBQYAlW #VávraHradilek #mistrsvěta #olympijskémedaile (translated)

Marek Ženíšek stated that he was horrified by the events surrounding the Future Air Force conference. He appreciated that the Army of the Czech Republic withdrew its patronage, but he also expected that the connections of the organizers would be scrutinized in advance given the current situation. He emphasized that, in his opinion, this is about the security and credibility of the state, not about a joke. #bezpečnost #důvěryhodnost #Armáda (translated)

CohenTheBarbarian wrote that he considered the Russian side's quick acknowledgment of the mistake unusual and speculated whether it was preparation for something serious. He mentioned 200 people in quarantine and concerns that someone might have smuggled out an ampoule that subsequently broke, without specifying the particular city. He described the situation as a real plague and suggested that the Russian side might have been capable of a very serious act. He added that the use of a nuclear weapon would, in his view, be unforgivable and expressed concerns about what would follow if the Black Death spread despite efforts to prevent it. #koronavirus #karantena #bezpecnost (translated)

Vojtěch Gibiš wrote that, in his opinion, AfD stands on the side of Russian terrorists. He warned that if the party came to power and ended military assistance to Ukraine, which he called the largest in the world, it would pose a huge security risk for the Czech Republic. According to him, Russia could soon be close to the Czech borders, and two percent for defense would not be enough. #bezpečnost #Ukraina #politika (translated)

Vichr from the mountains, after quickly reading the posts, wrote that society may suffer from the demand for perfection, which he believes is particularly imposed on others. He questioned whether flannel shirts would be demonstratively burned and added that only those who have never done anything wrong should cast a vote. #společnost #volby #kritika (translated)

Jura Háček described Spiro from SPD as an exceptional case and wrote that after his reflections on NATO, he advised Václav Láska that planes do not fly on hemp. He added that Láska seemed hesitant to believe what kind of person was standing beside him, and at the same time insulted Spiro. https://t.co/Y4PXUexM3L #NATO #politika #humor (translated)

Olav Hjalmar Roar Hotovson - Josef Janoušek stated that the National Library of the Czech Republic informed him about the non-submission of two mandatory copies of each of his last four poetry books. He wrote that he did not know that the obligation also applies to titles published at his own expense without an ISBN, and jokingly added that he might be imprisoned. #knihy #poezie #národníknihovna (translated)

Ivan Bartoš ironically labeled ANO as the "Association of Unacknowledged Dwellings" and claimed that extensive dealings were happening around apartments. He mentioned rents of 3,200 or 4,500 CZK per month, commercial sub-leasing of municipal apartments, and apartments from Finep at dumping prices. According to Bartoš, "housing barons and baronesses" of Babiš are primarily addressing housing for themselves. https://t.co/5g6JY7RH0u #bydlení #nájem #politika (translated)