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The author wrote that Andrej Babiš would not punish his people in public positions for not serving the citizens, but for not being able to sufficiently spread his propaganda in the squares and convince enough people. He described their role as a service to Babiš, which was meant to help him avoid prison. #Babiš #politika #občané (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka stated that he was pleased with the election results and perceived them as a rejection of Andrej Babiš and his allies in power. He described the outcome as a promising beginning of a political story that could end with Babiš's downfall, labeling Babiš as a criminal. According to Šarapatka, voters may have been disillusioned by unfulfilled promises and empty wallets. He also mentioned seniors who, in his view, watched a video of Filip Turek with astonishment, in which Turek allegedly stubbed out a cigar on a fresh wind turbine. Šarapatka expressed pride in TOP 09. He claimed that the results challenged the opinions suggesting the party is insignificant and should merge with another. He reminded of the senatorial victories of party colleagues Třetina and Grulich, as well as the strengthening of the party in municipal and city councils. In Prague, according to him, despite an initial agreement, people around Marek Benda posed obstacles. He described TOP 09 as a party connected to the legacy of Karel Schwarzenberg, which he believes was not formed merely on slogans but has its own ideas. He therefore rejected the merger of the party. He praised the chairman Matěj Ondřej Havel for his energy, education, rhetorical skills, and frequent media appearances, although he stated that Havel does not appear convincing in streams. He urged the election winners to defend democracy. #volby #demokracie #politika (translated)

The antisocial hooligan asked whether the leadership of the ANO movement had thanked its people for getting involved. At the same time, he suggested that they might have treated them as incompetent individuals subordinate to the whims of a billionaire he referred to as senile. #politika #hnutíANO #dík (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that he wanted to read the commentary on the elections from Karel Havlíček, Alena Schillerová, Patrik Nacher, and Alexandr Vondra, but according to him, neither of them said a word and did not gain a single mandate. He stated that their "owner" described the situation as a catastrophe and claimed that those involved were worried about their position. He described their situation as a hard life for people subordinate to Andrej Babiš. #volby #politika #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

Alexandr Mitrofanov stated that, in his opinion, the insufficient representation of the Czech state abroad by Andrej Babiš was logical. He added that he asked how else a representative of the descendants of the people about whom TGM wrote—who take over the methods of their enslavers and take revenge whenever they can—should behave. #ČeskáPolitika #Babiš #ZahraničníZastupování (translated)

Borut Rončević wrote that following the announcement of a comprehensive reform of education, he experienced increasing political and media pressure. He described the story about airline tickets as an attempt to discredit the responsible minister and a political showdown, but added that ministers are obliged to explain the use of public money. According to him, information about the travel habits of previous governments shows that the current outrage is not due to concern for public finances, but rather opposition to the reform. Rončević believed that unions and the educational establishment had too much influence on education policy in the past. He attributed a legitimate role to unions in representing employees, but said their influence should not include veto power over the substantive direction of the reform. He also claimed that the educational establishment had harmed the system in the last three decades by following a progressive ideology. Regarding the left and the Left, he wrote that they sought ideological hegemony primarily through the fields of education and culture. He emphasized that in preparing the reform, teachers, principals, parents, students, researchers, local communities, and the economy are involved, while unions should participate in discussions about salaries, working conditions, and employee rights. In his view, those politically responsible should decide on the direction of changes based on data and professional analyses. As ten starting points for the reform, he listed a greater emphasis on knowledge, high standards, the development of students' potentials, work ethic, patriotic and civic education, ideological neutrality, the authority of teachers, early literacy, digital and other knowledge for the future, and broader responsibility in shaping school policy. Rončević announced the relocation of the ministry to Novo mesto, a reduction in the number of employees, and strict limitations on remote work. He stated that the success of the reorganization should be measured by faster responses, timely resolution of issues, lower costs, clearer distribution of responsibilities, and user satisfaction. He wrote that the reform has the support of a broader public, parents, teachers, and the coalition, according to the data he presented. He expected even more pressure, including media publications, reports to the Commission for Prevention of Corruption, criminal charges, petitions, and interpellations, and announced that he would not abandon or soften the changes because of them. #reformaizobraževanja #javnofinanciranje #politika (translated)

The article describes how among the 95 arrested in connection with child sexual abuse, there are also the victims' parents, with the abuses often being perpetrated by offenders from wealthy countries against young children in the Philippines. #SpolneZlorabe #Filipini #Otroci (translated)

Sara Stepanjan wrote that the current president of SDOS claimed on Facebook that he was "just a doorkeeper" in the Ljubljana prisons. According to her, a document from 1984 shows otherwise: the man allegedly had an interview with her mother and harassed her. Stepanjan stated that her parents were imprisoned because of such people, and she, as a child, wore donated clothes and visited the prisons. She wrote that her family was poor, while the comrades and successors of these people are now occupying high positions, receiving high salaries, and enjoying a reputation that she described as false. She believed that the rule of law does not function because there are still people in the system who collaborated with it, and their successors. She added that this is why their case was dismissed. #PravnaDržava #NePozabimo #Resnica (translated)

Luka Svetina wrote that the workbook sparked a lot of reactions and believed that children should learn to accept differences since there are children from other countries among their classmates. He criticized that a girl from Kabul, covered with a scarf, was named Maria, and noted that a more appropriate name, common in the Islamic world, would be Fatima or Scheherazade. He added that Muslims give their children Muslim names and that Mohamed is the most popular name in England or Wales this year. He also wrote that scarves do not belong in school. #različnost #izobraževanje #toleranca (translated)

Miroslav Pacnik noted that the female classmate expressed a wish for someone to die in front of a full classroom of children. He agreed with Borut Rončević and stated that school reform is urgently needed. https://t.co/6SjcnccgOL #šolskaReforma #izobraževanje #slovenija (translated)

The author wrote that he was an official observer at the Hungarian referendum on the protection of children from what he described as a destructive LGBT+ ideology for them. According to him, more than 80 percent of voters voted for the protection of children. He described the amendment of the law and the removal of protection, confirmed by the votes of the electorate, as extremely undemocratic. #zaščitaotrok #Madžarska #demokracija #HU (translated)