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Radko Sáblík thanked the voters for their votes in the Senate elections and stated that he respected their decision to prefer his opponent. He congratulated Václav Láska on his victory and wished him success in the Senate; he also appreciated the decency of his campaign. He thanked the student team that prepared and organized his campaign, as well as its contributors, especially the ODS. At the same time, he apologized for not being able to convert the funds raised into a Senate mandate. Sáblík stated that the unsuccessful candidacy marked the end of an important chapter in his life. For the next two years, he wants to focus on handing over the Smíchov High School to his successor and concentrate entirely on the school, rather than continue striving for changes in Czech education. He did not perceive the defeat as fatal and wanted to redirect his attention elsewhere. #volby #politika #senát (translated)

Jura Háček challenged the claim that Petr Pavel took his eighteenth vacation this year, stating that in his opinion it was four. In January, Pavel was supposed to ride motorcycles to Andalusia, where according to Háček, critics embarrassed themselves with the theory that the room in the photo was created by artificial intelligence. In February, he was supposed to go skiing in the Alps for several days; according to Háček, the criticism arose because a police BMW carried the first lady's skis. Pavel was supposed to spend another vacation in the Czech Republic and partly in Poland, and the last one in October in Morocco, with a trip to Černouček. Háček did not count weekend visits to the 24 Hours of Le Mans race and the Hungarian Grand Prix as vacations, during which, according to him, Pavel also became known as a photographer. He estimated the total duration of the vacation to be about 25 days. In comparison to Zeman, who according to Háček spent vacations 365 days a year, he described it as an alleged "tragedy." #dezinfluencer #PetrPavel #dovolená (translated)

Lookin wrote that, in his fan opinion, the team had the resources, facilities, and people to be among the best in Central Europe and to regularly play in the Champions League. According to him, the goal should have been to fight for advancement every year, instead of focusing on collecting domestic titles, for which, in his opinion, a few outstanding performances per season were enough, with the results in other matches to be "kicked somehow." He criticized that the team repeatedly promised after the season to also focus on cups, but then, according to him, returned to a cautious playing style. This year, he believed that this would change, partly due to reinforcements and good opening matches in which they played quickly and combinationally. However, he felt that the team subsequently shifted back to a lower gear. In connection with the pursuit of the Champions League, he wrote that Slavia from 2019 would have beaten that opponent 5:0, and Jindra still would not have been satisfied with the performance. He added that losing is possible, but the team should not become a target for mockery. He described the performance from the previous day as outright ridiculous. #fotbal #sport #tým (translated)

Filip Sekanina wrote that Slavia rightly became the target of ridicule in his opinion and that the whole of Europe would see them as "clowns." He described the situation as grotesque, stated that he was lost for words, and added that he perhaps didn't even want to live anymore. #futbal #Slavia #groteska (translated)

Lookin wrote that he probably wouldn't want to win the title by a margin of 10 to 15 points at the cost of anti-football, if the team were then faced with mockery and insults in Europe year after year. He added that someone might reassess the situation after the season, which he claims has been done about fifteen times already, and he refused to attribute any potential failure to bad luck. #fotbal #sport #titul (translated)

In the Senate district 21 Prague 5, defending senator Václav Láska and the director of Smíchov Secondary Industrial School Radko Sáblík will compete in the 2026 elections, with Láska receiving 32.54% of the votes in the first round and Sáblík 27.1%. #Volby2026 #Senát #Praha5 (translated)

Angelika Bazalová wrote that Igor Chaun demonstrated a filmmaker's sensitivity to the moment during his meeting with fifteen-year-old students. She described their conversation as a testament to the times and was particularly amused by the moments when the girls were unsure how to spell his surname. She reminded the students that Chaun was among the student leaders of 1989 and stated that he had directed approximately 60 documentary and feature films, written a number of screenplays, including the screenplay for the 1992 film Requiem for a Doll, and directed Czech Soda. Bazalová also criticized that someone explained to Chaun why, in his opinion, a "spy in a jet" was acceptable. She compared it to the behavior of communist officials before the Velvet Revolution, who, according to her, preached equality but considered themselves superior. She wrote that the particular spy behaved similarly and referred to himself as "the first among equals." She recalled the concerns at the time that the country would return to the past after thirty years and expressed her pity for Chaun. Finally, she noted that the girl in the background was visibly fidgeting during her classmate's speech, which, according to her, might have meant that she was having a hard time with the situation. She added that Veronika might still change her mind as she gains more sense. #dokumentárnífilm #sametovárevoluce #historie (translated)

Radek Bartoníček stated that he concluded the report at the club in Prague's Smíchov before midnight, where students celebrated the advancement of their high school principal Radek Sáblík to the second round of the Senate elections. According to him, the students actively engaged in the contact campaign during their free time and were set to continue it from Sunday morning. In the Prague 5 district, Václav Láska was the first to advance to the second round, to whom Bartoníček also wanted to dedicate time during the week. He wrote that both candidates agreed at the beginning of the campaign not to attack each other, and in his opinion, they adhered to that agreement. Bartoníček added that he has been following the school for several years and that the students appreciate Sáblík, among other reasons, because they can implement a number of their own projects at the school. Sáblík ran with the support of ODS, KDU-ČSL, and STAN. #volby #Praha #středníškola (translated)

The author of the essay wrote that he wanted to apologize to Miloš Jakeš, whose speech at Červený Hrádek he previously considered comical. According to him, Andrej Babiš's appearance on ČT24 after the electoral defeat in Prague shifted this genre into a new dimension. He criticized Babiš for moving from threats to self-pity and insults towards political competitors. He also wrote that during the broadcast, Babiš's bitterness, anger, and malice were apparent, which contrasted with the image of a kind person that the author claims he portrayed during visits to nursing homes. While he perceived Jakeš as a tragicomic figure of the past regime, with Babiš, his laughter "somewhat stiffens." #politika #Babiš #Jakeš (translated)

Petulína Markvartová mocked Zlámalová and Michopulos, whom she labeled as the "alcoholic duo," and accused them of hypocrisy. She wrote that the president was previously portrayed as an independent person who loves motorcycles and, as an elite paratrooper, stands by his own, while she believes it later became clear that he is a "puppet." https://t.co/cGnlnFlnmy #smích #alkohol #politika (translated)

Barbora Mercury wrote that Jiří Petráš re-entered his former house, which he lost in foreclosure according to her. She claimed that the men who were clearing the property beat him after he asked what was going on. Mercury stated that she was amused by their remarks: they refused to discuss his signatures or "the four republics," and she attributed a threat to one of them, saying that she would shove glue up his backside during the next time they sealed the locks. #Humor #Život #Exekuce (translated)

Jura Háček stated that the lyrics and vocals of the piece belonged to Sandra Tsoukernik, and the music was composed by Michal David. He praised her refrain and high notes, jokingly writing that he would play it as a punishment for anyone planning to vote for Tsoukernik. https://t.co/sL9kIAjnAj #hudba #zpěv #MichalDavid (translated)

Roman Šmucler wrote that the European Parliament ridiculed the President of the USA. According to him, the United States had higher economic growth, lower unemployment, and generally also lower inflation than the EU. He stated that the USA, along with China, possessed key technologies and had the largest army in the world, which protected the EU. He described the EU as ridiculous, albeit sadly, rather than the American president. https://t.co/FSFy7SHzCd #Europarlament #USA #EU (translated)