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David Rangl, in an ironically toned post, claimed that the intervention of Russian data centers caused chaos in the Czech pro-Russian scene. According to him, disinformation websites and trolls stopped receiving instructions, so some people had to form their own opinions. Rangl described that the SPD convened a crisis staff, which, according to him, after several hours came up with several contradictory explanations: either the attack did not occur, Russia repelled it, or it could have been Brussels, NATO, migrants, and Petr Fiala to blame. He also mentioned a demand for the government's resignation without a clearly stated reason. According to him, on the alternative scene, one influencer condemned Russian aggression, another published photos of burning servers as evidence of Russian victory, and another began promoting Russia's accession to NATO. Jindřich Rajchl, according to Rangl, demanded a parliamentary investigative committee due to the decline in followers. The post further described the extinguished premises of the Stačilo! movement, non-functional stamp machines at the Václav Klaus Institute, and the vaccination of the Svatopluk association against rabies at a veterinary station. The situation was eventually calmed by a chain email that blamed events on Soros, Ukrainian pensioners, and a secret NATO lab in Uzhhorod. Rangl concluded that Russian servers were gradually returning to operation, while the damages to the Czech "patriotic scene" could be irreversible, as some people realized during the outage that they could think independently. #ČeskáRepublika #dezinformace #vlastenectví (translated)

CohenTheBarbarian asked how many likes he thought Rajchl's next Facebook post would receive and speculated whether it would be at least one more than the preferential votes Rajchl received. He estimated such a result would be 1,019 likes. The account Doktor_JR addressed him insultingly and wrote that he believed the recipient would soon disappear under the surface and stop bothering others. #rajchl #humor #politika (translated)

Martin Bartkovský wrote that according to him, Czech Television concealed the results of the municipal elections: Robert Rosenberg was credited with 1,947 votes and Jindřich Rajchl with 1,018. He added that while he was unsure about politics, in another industry there was only one king, in his opinion. #volby #politika #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

The Rajchla in Hradec Králové did not take place as expected, as his candidacy at the bottom of the list brought marginal success, and his concerns about the indoctrination with the Ukrainian flag at school sparked controversy without influencing voters supporting other candidates in the Senate elections, who also did not succeed. #Volby2026 #HradecKrálové #Politika (translated)

The last scout™ wrote that the people who were supposed to come did not show up to the elections. According to him, his party ended up eighth among ten in Hradec; only SALON REPUBLIKY 21 and Hradecká levice did worse. Jindřich Rajchl received 1,018 votes in the whole of Hradec, according to him. He added that elections are not Facebook. https://t.co/tRLbZkehgA #volby #politika #HradecKrálové (translated)

Libor Němec sent a message to Tomio Okamura, Filip Turka, Jindřich Rajchl, and the personalities he believes are artificially promoted, that the bought likes and paid support from St. Petersburg bot farms will not help them in real elections. According to him, Russian money will go to waste because the bots won't show up for the elections. He admitted that they can influence voters' thinking, but stated that the recipients have nothing certain. He used an offensive address towards them. https://t.co/0hGoAttdtb #volby #politika #demokracie (translated)

Jiří Hrebenar wrote that Jindřich Rajchl announced before the elections that he voted for the coalition of PRO, the Free Citizens, and the Oath in Hradec Králové. At the same time, according to Hrebenar, he criticized the Ukrainian flag at the school where the voting took place and called it "a blatant indoctrination of our children." Hrebenar stated that the coalition in Hradec Králové received 2.44 percent of the votes, finished eighth out of ten competing groups, and did not gain any representative mandate. Rajchl ran from the 37th position, and according to the author, the coalition did not surpass the five percent threshold. Hrebenar also wrote that 97.56 percent of the votes went to other candidates, and he described the result as a failure of Rajchl's political ambitions. #volby #politika #HradecKrálové (translated)

Kamil Krilov disputed the statement of MP Rajchl that the restaurant owner was threatened by his opponents and subsequently refused to host a meeting of pro-Russian supporters. He stated that, in his opinion, the owner canceled the reservation after learning who was planning to hold a celebration at the restaurant; the reservation, according to him, was made under a different name. He also characterized Rajchl and the participants of the event with derogatory terms. Krilov also wrote that he is interested in how the owner of the Ski&Wake park in Těrlicko will react when he finds out who reserved a separate room there. #politika #česko #volby (translated)

Jura Háček described Havlíček as unbearable and wrote that in his opinion he considered his voters to be stupid and adjusted his behavior accordingly. He also criticized him for repeatedly using the word "Dozimetr." He criticized the present politicians for not reminding Havlíček of Rajchl, Čapák, the indictment of his chairman, or that the court recognized him as a liar, and that they treated him too respectfully. He added that he believed they acted the same way with Okamura. #kritika (translated)

The author wrote that in the attack on buses in Kramatorsk, at least 30 people died according to him, and he accused Russia of murdering civilians. At the same time, he asked what Konečná, Rajchl, and Okamura would say about it, claiming that they are once again silent. He labeled their statements about peace as a demand for Ukraine's capitulation and support for a Russian victory. #Rusko #Kramatorsk #válka #RU #UA (translated)

Ondřej Tesárek wrote to Tomáš Zdechovský to start being more active, and insultingly claimed that he has gone crazy due to a lack of testosterone. He added that Zdechovský has been actively campaigning for Jindřich Rajchl for several months, whom he referred to by a vulgar nickname. #testosteron #hejbání #politika (translated)

Ivet Mino reacted to Jindřich Rajchl's concerns about the message conveyed by the president's foreign trip during the municipal elections. She vulgarly asked what message, in her opinion, is sent by his wife's sexual intercourse with passersby. #politika #prezident #volby (translated)

Háček wrote that Skalický, whom he labeled as a Reichler and a communist, came from Děčín to the Chamber of Deputies claiming that Germans were coming to photograph houses and were apparently preparing for the re-occupation of the Sudetenland. Háček stated that the media were silent about this and added that Zeman responded by saying that any potential occupation of the country would be concealed by Deník N, ČT24, and Seznam. He described the Chamber as suffering. https://t.co/59BPqBC7dA #politika #Sněmovna #ČR (translated)

Lucia H. marked Gabriela Svárovská's response to Rajchl as "checkmate." According to her post, Rajchl wrote to her that it is evident she has never been in business, and Svárovská replied that she certainly has not like him. Lucia H. stated that she liked the exchange. #šach #podnikání #konverzace (translated)

The last scout™ published a statement from outgoing senator Miroslava Němcová, in which she stated that there has been a significant increase in hatred in society and verbal aggression in the Chamber of Deputies. She mentioned that political currents are infiltrating the Chamber that could not previously play a significant role, citing Jindřich Rajchl and similar representatives as examples. She was responding to a question from PrahaIN.cz about whether she is concerned that Czech society is distancing itself from the values on which parliamentary democracy was built after November 1989. https://t.co/GwIDP7P95z #nenávist #demokracie #společnost (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that in his opinion there was no money for universities, while there was plenty for subsidies for Agrofert. He also claimed that funds were directed at garnering votes from retirees so that the government could continue unfettered and subsidies could keep flowing. He described an educated and advanced society as a threat to Babiš, Okamura, and Rajchl. https://t.co/muwDyvpLnu #vzdělání #politika #dotace (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka proposed to restore lustrations and introduce security clearances for government members and their deputies. He described Andrej Babiš's government as a risk to national security and accused its members of ties to the communist past, Russia, and the interests of foreign powers. He stated that he would promote the proposal after gaining voters' trust: first in senatorial committees, then in the Senate plenary, and subsequently in the Chamber of Deputies, where he would act as a reporter. He wanted to publicly request support from civil society. For the Prime Minister and ministers of security-strategic departments, he demanded lustration and a security clearance from the National Security Office at the level of top secret. For the Prime Minister's clearance, he mentioned a deadline of nine months and added that party leaders with ambitions to govern and stable electoral forecasts should obtain it before the elections. For ministers of less exposed departments, he proposed the level of secret, and for deputies, confidential. He deemed the existing deadline before the elections sufficient and criticized "shadow governments." According to Šarapatka, the current president has a negative lustration certificate and a strict clearance from the National Security Office. He labeled the examination of other heads of state as a topic for serious consideration and mentioned Miloš Zeman as a warning example. #lustrace #národníbezpečnost #politika (translated)

This is no longer about their opinions. They already provoke physical discomfort with their appearance. Lincoln knew this well. Supposedly after the age of forty, everyone is responsible for their own face. Just look at the faces of Zeman, Klaus, Babiš, Rajchl, or Doksanský. There is a biography of evil and low people in them. #politika #názory #obličej (translated)