Někteří borci v naší krásné zemi bytostně nenávidí prezidenta Beneše. 😆👌 Viní ho z toho, že přenechal zemi Stalinovi. Češi si, ale komáry zvolili ve volbách 1946 a do Východního bloku nakráčeli za zpěvu budovatelských písní. Za 40 let komunistické totality si můžeme sami. V roce 1946 jsme měli šanci Stalina poslat do řiti, ale nestalo se tak. 😆👌 Dneska tady naříkáme jak nás z toho bolševismu bolí anus a dodnes jsme se s naší chybou nevyrovnali. Nebýt českých komárů tak by nebylo ani intervence vojsk Varšavské Smlouvy v roce 1968 a za normalizace měla KSČ dva miliony členů. 😆👌Včetně našeho pana prezidenta.😆👌
A nebýt Rusa Gorbačova, který v roce 1988 rozhodl, že už nebude podporovat komunistické režimy tak by tady byli komáři u moci ještě teď. A Rusko bylo jednou z prvních svazových republik, která vyhlásila suverenitu. Ukrajina tak učinila až o rok později. Rusové bolševismem utrpěli mnohem větší křivdu než Češi a dneska jim vinu věšíme na krk.
So, there is a blogger, whom I follow from my region, and he has some interesting views especially on regional politics. He is staunch anti-Communist, and total Russophobe. He is paranoidally Russophobic, so much that he believes in godly powers of the dark lord of the Kremlin, Vladimir Vladimirovich Pu…
Petr Pavel gave presidential protection to the festival Meeting Brno, which is hosting the summit of Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft
Meanwhile, the parliament has condemned the hosting of Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft. 😆👌 And it should be mentioned for context that the ruling coalition in Brno, where the summit will be held is controlled by parties opposed to the current government. Now, in my opinion, the fondness for Sudeten Germans that some Czech politicians display has a single motivation, money. These events and lobbying on the behalf of expelled Germans is sponsored by the Bavarian government, Lichtenstein and other entities interesting in reversing historical events.
There is now a war between the parliament and the president’s office here in Czechia, and this comes after the president refused to nominate some ministers of the new government, and the government refused to invite the president to upcoming NATO summit. Obviously this is dividing the society, which has always been divided and the blogger thinks divided Czechia is what Putin wants .The darkest one wants to undermine European unity. 😆👌
I get the feeling that the Russians are motherfucking gods. They don’t have to do shit and we would do all the work alone for them. I am not sure if Putin elected the municipal deputies in Brno, gave money to the Bavarian government that sponsored the summit of Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft, is behind the coalition in the Czech parliament, and gives notes to our president.😆👌
I don’t think I will post anything about the Sudetendeutsche issue here. I said everything that I wanted. And I will just add that I am myself of German origin, and I have relatives that were expelled. And I don’t like the term Sudetenland, my ancestors were Moravian Germans that immigrated here in eighteenth century from West Germany fleeing the French Revolutionary Wars. And I listened to stories about the expulsion as a kid from grandma. However, 88% of Germans voted Konrad Henlein in 1938, and conducted ethnic cleansing of Czechs from the borderlands. They backed the wrong horse and lost the war, and as a result were expelled. And that was that. The summit of Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft is a provocation. And any respecting Czech patriot should be against it.
So, in Czechia local pro-globalist, pro-Ukrainian flunkies are protesting government attempts to abolish TV licence fees, which I call TV tax. For those from countries that shit is not practiced, if you own a TV or radio receiver in Czechia, you have to send the state TV and radio a monthly fee. And these goobers that protest the attempts of the government to put the state owned media on state budget believe that if they are paying, the TV is somehow independent, as if they were majority shareholders of the TV.
The TV because of this influx of money is a parasite and its workers live lavishly and get large salaries. None of the private broadcasters have such privileges. And the state TV has long been privatized by globalist, progressive scum, and any alternative views are locked out of their broadcasts. But the goobers like it that way. This is how they think:
To not have free media, we would sprint ahead of Slovaks and Hungarians right into Putin’s arse, and we would become a laughing stock to the whole world instead of them. Whoever will not come to the demonstration on Sunday is not aware of this.
The state media are free, the Hungarians and Slovaks are a laughing stock, I wonder to whom, and hell no will I join the idiots that come protest for the preservation of the TV tax.
So, the town hall in the Czech town Písek put up American and Soviet flags to celebrate the victory day. And it got investigated by the police. 😆👌
Soviet symbols are kind a banned in Czechia but I don’t know what their legal status is when you are celebrating the victory over Nazis. You are not propagating communism, or whatever the stupid law says. Anyway, the mayor removed both flags. Písek is roughly where the American and Soviet forces met.
At the anniversary of full on Russian invasion into innocent Ukraine, Czech bugmen decided to create models of Russian Geran drones and present them at main squares of Czech cities.
In Ústí nad Labem, the model broke in two over night last weekend. I can imagine some dudes coming home from a drinking session and practicing Karate 🥋 on it.
This is a Czech affair. Martin Kuba is a hetman (governor) of our region. He recently left his home party, ODS (the civic democrats) to establish his own Naše Česko (our Czechia). He says the former no longer does right wing politics and his new outfit will have the correct values. In my opinion there is no need for another rightoid party, and there is no shortage of pro-Ukrainian buffoons. I don’t vote for explicitly pro-Ukrainian politicians. 😆👌
Members of the Pirate Party (Progressive, 100% pro-Ukrainian) of Czechia came to the Parliament dressed in flannel shirts looking like lumberjacks to demonstrate their support for the president, Petr Pavel that is resisting nominating Filip Turek of the Motorists to themselves party (pro-combustion engine, 60% pro-Ukrainian) as the Minister of Ecology. Flannel has become the symbol of the Czech president because Petr Pavel is a true alpha male but the Parliament has more power in Czechia and the Motorists are definitely getting a kick out of this situation.
An initiative to collect money for generators and storage batteries for freezing Kiev has gathered over 70 million CZK, which is about 3,5 – 4 million USD. Actually at the time of writing it is already over 6 million USD.
So guys, we in Czechia have a new government forming and part of that government is the Motorists to themselves party. This is a party created in reaction to the Green Transition, they want their gasoline cars, and they should be getting the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. There is a heavy campaign against them. Here students of the Masaryk University came out in force and it generated some nice batch of cursed imagery…
Her poster says “Motorists are Chewing on Dicks”People are asking why Gen Z is having less sex?
Motorists are fascists according to these protesters. Personally, these Motorists are libshits trying to save the neoliberal circus. They love Murica and the Donald, they love Israel, they love Ukraine little too much (this is why I didn’t vote for them).
So, Putin Versteher is a pejorative meaning the one that understands Putin in German, and it was used in the German speaking milieu to label people, who were apologetic of Russia. It implies that understanding Russian interests is something the commentariat is not interested in. But I come to notice that every Russophobe understands Putin. A Russophobe knows what will make Putin happy, and what will make Putin sad.
I was reminded of this Putin understanding phenomenon when reading an interview with Libor Vondráček. Libor is a young lawyer, who leads the Party of Free Citizens, which in recent elections hooked up with Tomio Okamura, and they had their ballot in my region. Libor is a native of a town near by.
How would you comment Tomi Okamura’s lowering of the Ukrainian flag? He apparently made the rulers of the Kremlin Happy.
A Czech politician should do things that are good for the Czech citizen and stop philosophizing on what will or will not make someone happy abroad. This is not a good measure on how to do things. We need to do things that are right for the Czech Republic, so that we become good custodians of the Czech Republic long term. And in my opinion the best for the Czech Republic would be if on public buildings there hangs only the Czech flag.
But doesn’t the security of our country depend on what occurs in the head of the Russian president?
I don’t think taking down the Ukrainian flag can somehow influence our security. It is something that we decide, it is a problem in our heads. We are not the center of the World according to which others are happy or sad. We need to the right things for our citizens and justify them to our citizens.
Did you find that your critics have problem coping with your alliance with SPD, Trikolóra and PRO, because the latter are more critical of Ukraine than Russia?
Yes, the criticism regarding Russia was heard often. I have outright said that Russia is committing aggression against Ukraine and everything that is happening there is Russia’s responsibility. People however have been very emotionally committed to this, it was the main topic for them. I am interested in other topics.
Are you at least happy when you see how many people supporting and helping Ukraine in Czechia? Aren’t you proud out our country when you see Ukrainians praise the ammunition initiative, which helps Ukrainians defend themselves from Russia?
It is amazing that despite high taxes that we have here in Czechia, many people find something to put away and help other people. But it is clear that if I direct the money intended to help victims of a tornado in Czechia, there is a chance things will be built but in Ukraine, if a house gets bombed and a new one is built, it is not certain a bomb will not land on it again.
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