Petrov’s Moldovan Passport is Fake AF

In connection with the accusations against Russian agents, Petrov and Boshirov, in the explosions in munition storages in Vrbětice, the Czech media presented fake Tajik and Moldovan passports of the perpetrators.

The problem is that any Moldovan passport can be verified on a government website. And guess what? The passport above does not pass verification…

But then the question remains, how did Petrov aka. Nikolai Popa get a visa to come to the Czech Republic? Why haven’t we seen the actual visa on which he entered the country? And where did the Czech authorities get the passport number presented?

PS: Czech media are full of articles about the danger of Russian disinformations. However, they do not feel the shame in lying to the public like this. Because, with Russia, anything goes…

How Will Russia Punish The Czechs?

And the possible punishment will likely be applied to other lackeys of Murica between Mittleuropa and Greater Russia…

The Czech president, who is privy to top secret documents of the Czech secret services, cast serious doubt on the involvement of Petrov and Boshirov in ammunition explosions in Vrbětice in 2014. The president said he has not seen concrete evidence of Russian involvement.

However, despite this lack of evidence, the Czech Republic expelled 18 Russian diplomats, barred Russia from participating in competition for construction of nuclear reactors, rejected the Sputnik V vaccine, and the Czech senate even accused Russia of state terrorism. Well, I think the government was under pressure from Murica not to allow the Russians to build nuclear reactors, and to reject the Russian vaccine, and they needed an excuse, hence the reaction.

The question is, how should Russia react to such fraudulent accusations and outburst of Russophobic hysteria? And in the past few days I have seen several ideas floating around…

Stop Buying Czech. As far as I’m concerned, the Czechs, much like the rest of Eastern Europe, do not export indispensable products. Alcoholic drinks such as beer can easily be foregone. A number of Czech beer brands are already brewed in Russia, so the Russians will still have Czech beer. Now, the best Czech beer is always in restaurants on a tap, and I can basically count those restaurants on the palm of my hand. Same goes for cars, Skoda is assembled in Russia.
Close the embassy. Given that the Czech embassy has already been paralysed by the expulsion of its staff in Russian retaliatory measures, an idea to close the embassies of East European countries has been floated. Schengen area does not need a Czech diplomatic mission. Currently, the duties of the Czech embassy has been taken over by the Germans, and it could remain this way until the Czechs come to their senses.
Rename the Metro stations of Prazhskaya and Kiyevskaya. The Metro stations in Moscow that bear the names of East European capitals should instead bear the names of the WWII generals that liberated them from Nazi occupation given that the memory of these generals has been shat upon by provincial authorities in those countries. Hence the station bearing the name of Prague should bear the name of Ivan Konev and the one bearing the name of Kiev should be renamed in the honour of Nikolai Vatutin.

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Czech Russophobic Forces in Hysteria After President Zeman’s Silence

It would seem, the Czech President, Miloš Zeman has not yet given his stamp of approval to the fanciful conspiracy story about Petrov and Boshirov blowing up munition storages in the Czech Republic. The opposition suspects the president might harbour rational ideas about Russia, and that is unacceptable to them… only rabid Russophobia is acceptable now. This is what I received in mail last night…

MILLION MOMENTS FOR DEMOCRACY – We unite people, who care about democracy
Dear and precious friends
Last week we have seen it all clearly. The president, Miloš Zeman, the government of prime minister Babiš, the Communists and SPD are long leading our country into the arms of Russia. Russian agents commit murder in our country and the president is quiet. No matter what the president says on Sunday, his week long silence is a sign, that he is not fit for his office. Wannabe strong actions of the government cannot hide its complicity in the current situation and long term toxic politics. It is beyond unacceptable!

And the message continues:

WE ARE CALLING A PROTEST. “THE CASTLE (Seat of the Czech president, the Prague Castle) OVERSTEPPED THE LINE. THE REPUBLIC IS IN DANGER.” 29 April, Thursday, the Wenceslaus Square and the entire CZ, at 18:00
This cannot wait. The patience has expired. We have to say no to the assumption of control over the Czech Television by the Castle and its puppets, including Andrej Babiš. We have to say no to government, which has ruined state finance, seized important institutions, and those that do not toe the line are being discredited. We have to be heard and we must do everything for the (Autumn parliamentary) election to bring about change. That the democratic parties may create a government without ANO (the currently ruling party of Andrej Babiš), without the pro-Kremlin communists, without extremists from the SPD and their ilk.

I think my international audience may need an introduction into who the Milion Chvilek are. It is a protest organisation founded by some college dropouts that protests the current government, the president, and the non-woke enough forces in this country. Recently they were concerned about some conservative and pro-government observers being selected into the board of the state TV. Simply put, they want the Czech TV to be a propaganda arm for the “democratic parties”.

What I find interesting is they want to use the Russophobic hysteria to restart their protest activity. This is a final Ukrainization of a local political scene. We will have an anti-Zeman maidan, and a deepening political crisis. You see, so far the secret service came up with a fanciful story, the government acknowledged its veracity but did not call the event an act of state terrorism, the Senate however passed a motion calling it an act of state terrorism, and Zeman is silent until Sunday. Finally some fun in this country.

The Petrov and Boshirov Saga Makes the Czech Republic Look Bad

What have we discovered in the official version of the Petrov and Boshirov Czech saga? (although I personally do not think it is credible)

The Czech Republic sells weapons to Ukraine and to Syrian rebels. I have long suspected that during the hight of the Donbas war the Czech Republic helped the Ukrainian government. Ukrainian government cargo planes were spotted in the Prague Airport. It really begs a question, are Ukrainian nazis and Sunni fanatics in Syria our allies, or is our government just doing the bidding of our Transatlantic masters?
Shady Bulgarian businessmen store ammunition in evidently unsecured warehouses that can be invaded by Petrov and Boshirov and blown up. This does not seem very safe.
The Czech government are total cucks, who would break at even the slightest of Murican pressure.
Petrov and Boshirov are supermen, who should be made into comic strip heroes.

Russia Brings Warmth and Light

Those were the words uttered by the Czech parliamentarian, Lubomír Volný. And they are eerily similar to those that I uttered while I was still trolling Twitter.

The construction is not hard to make when you think that a large part of the electricity in this country is generated by Russian TVEL (nuclear fuel) and the water in homes, middle class and wealthier ones at least, are heated by gas from Russia.

The Czech Republic is in midsts of a hysteria regarding the possible Russian involvement in the construction of new blocks at the nuclear plant Dukovany. The issue is acute, since the nuclear power plants in the country are aging.

Several years ago, the government wanted to construct several new blocks in Temelín, the younger of the two power plants in the country. I do not know what happened to the plans because I was in the UK back then. My information is, there was a media hysteria which buried the initiative.

Currently, the Russian bid for Dukovany is further endangered by a fanciful conspiracy theory about Petrov and Boshirov blowing up a munition storage. Hence the Dukovany project may go the way of a Dodo, I mean Temelín.

The US administration has been already heard that they do not wish to see the Russians building nuclear power plants in the Czech Republic. Serval years ago, the Americans tried to push their version of TVEL on the Czechs but due to technical problems, the Czechs went back to using Russian nuclear fuel.

It seems we have another case of Murica trying to cuck the economies of Eastern Europe.

I really hope the government will find an alternative to Rosatom and the nuclear plants in this country will eventually be built but I am afraid they will not. The Russians have the appropriate technology suited for Dukovany and Temelín. It is not clear the Americans can come up with something similar and for the same price. The rest of the Western bidders are even less hopeful. The Koreans seem good but they are a half World away.

What I think will actually happen is that the current government will chicken out of any plans for nuclear plants and come autumn, they will lose the elections due to people being fed up with the COVID measures. The people that will replace them will not be keen on building anything.

It is funny that the liberal democratic system that replaced communism will prove incapable of building nuclear power plants. Mind you, both nuclear power plants in the country were initiated by the communists. Eventually, I believe, the Czechs will have to close their nuclear plants and their coal plants too. What will be left, will be energy imports from neighboring nations.

The Americans are working hard to expel Russia from this region but other countries may also have an interest in keeping the Czech Republic from generating energy because in the end, they will become the suppliers. It would be really funny if Germany became the supplier of electricity and gas in the Czech Republic. Gas from Russia, and electricity generated by German gas plants running on Russian gas.

It is very unfortunate but I fear Mr. Volný will probably not grace the next parliament. He was kicked out of his home party some months ago, and the Czechs vote for parties not personalities. I voted for Mr. Volný in the European national elections.

Report him!!!

I tend to make searches of my website from time to time, and today I found these tweets from 2019. They urge users of Twitter to report my page, my blog and my YouTube channel, The Insomniac Resurrected Twitter page has long been suspended.

They are fucking with us, another professional Kremlin troll active in debates on Twitter. He speaks English, French, Ukrainian and Czech. Has a website and a YouTube channel. Report him!!!

My website was reported to the Kremlin Watch, a project of the NGO, European Values, led by Jakub Janda.

Into the Mind of an EU Parliamentarian who Wants to Free Navalny

Guys, I am amazed about the level of discourse concerning the jailing of Navalny…

Alexey Navalny has a reputation of a fraudster, who has a contempt of court. Remember Kirov les? Now the authorities stepped in, and finally jailed the guy. The reason he was getting away from jail for so long, despite the many cases of fraud against him, is partially due to foreign pressure. And you see European parliamentarians, foreign minsters, members of national assemblies, presidents and prime ministers do not care whether Navalny is guilty as charged, all they care about is that he is a pro-Western rabble rouser that is going to jail and will not be able to influence the kiddies…

Markéta Gregorová is a Czech MEP representing the leftist Pirate Party, who almost constantly makes statements critical of Russia. The main object of her critique is the Russian law on foreign agents that she calls an attack on civic society. Because it ain’t civic society unless it is financed from abroad by George Soros…

She had this this to say about the jailing of Navalny:

It does not matter that he is guilty before the Russian courts. What matters is that it was without a doubt proven that there was an order to have him killed as was proven not only by the investigative group Bellingcat?

So, the Russian court does not matter. It does not matter that the Yves Rocher case was purely commercial, it was launched by the Russian branch of the Yves Rocher, and Navalny was given a suspended sentence, and he was now jailed for failing to fulfil the requirements of that suspended sentence.

Bellingcat? Are you kidding me? The same people that have uncritically peddled Ukrainian secret service fakes regarding the doomed MH17 flight? Here on this blog I let my dog tear apart Belligcat.

The Other Day, the Speaker of the Czech President Replied to my Tweet

A Czech journalist of Russian origin, Alexandr Mitrofanov, who holds all the proper views. Is against conservative Poland and Hungary, against Putin, and pro-EU accused Poland and Hungary of acting in the interests of the Kremlin.

“According to the [Czech President], Zeman, the Visegrad Group should be united in its support for Poland and Hungary in their conflict with the EU. If the Warsaw Pact cannot, the V4 must do but against the West and to the benefit of the Kremlin.”

So naturally I asked how does it actually benefit the Kremlin, and received a reply from the speaker of the president, Jiří Ovčáček.

“How does it benefit the Kremlin?”

“This is the beauty of it. Poland explicitly supports the Belarusian opposition, defends the Baltic states and is at loggerheads with the Kremlin. Where is the logic in this? If there is anyone that cooperates with the Kremlin, it is the old EU member countries.”

České Politické Obludárium

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