Category: Czech

We was first

We Czechs have a female defense minister, we are so cutting edge inclusive…

We were the first to deliver ammunition, tanks, armourded infantry vehicles, helicopters, howitzers and rocket artillery to Ukraine. Our swiftness and resolve was an example to others.

Jana Černochová, Minister of Defense

Weapon deliveries have been sold by the Czech government and related propagandists as a way to help Ukraine defeat Putin’s Russia. Similar shit was repeated by officials in the United States and other Western countries.

But really, any such help only means encouraging the Ukrainians to engage in a fight that they cannot win, and will prolong the agony of Ukraine by several months, perhaps a year or two, at the end of which lies the defeat of Ukraine. But the longer it takes, the more cost will be inflicted upon Ukraine. And if you think that the cost is worth it because the Ukrainians are giving Russia a black eye, you are an asshole my friend…

Czech Howitzer With Wehrmacht Markings

Remember children, there aren’t any Nazis in Ukraine. That’s all Putin’s delusion and Russian disinformation…

This is not the first time Czech gear is sporting Wehrmacht insignia in Ukraine. In WWII, many of the German tanks were actually former Czechoslovak tanks…

The Czech TV has aired a footage of a Czech made self-propelled howitzer “DANA” in Ukraine with Wehrmacht markings:

“We want to thank our friends from Czechia for such a pretty vehicle as is DANA. It is very accurate.”

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NAFO are Soycucks and Fat Chicks

Next Sunday in front of the Museum in Prague, we want to show support for Ukraine. NAFO will be there too.

The above is a photo of a counter demonstration that gathers every Sunday on Wenceslas Square in central Prague. They are protesting a demonstration that regularly fils the entire square below of people concerned with the cost of living crisis. And while the people that occupy the square carry mostly Czech flags, the counter protestors around the museum carry the flags of Ukraine, the EU, and NATO. Ukrainian flag also hangs on the museum. It is surreal.

All I see are flags of the Czech lands, that is the national flag, and flags featuring the coat of arms of Moravia and Silesia.

And the NAFO dorks are usually soyboys and post-wall fat women. For some reason, they think that the people concerned with creeping impoverishment of the middle class are pro-Russian.

Ukraine by the way has a peculiar, cargo cult relationship with NATO.

Ukraine considers itself a member of NATO, even if it isn’t accepted into the alliance…

I consider Ukraine to be a member…

Solid Logic

So, recently Prague was a scene of pro-globalist demonstrations, particularly in the connection with the anniversary of 17 November which has significance in Czech history. And these events produced some cursed imagery…

The above photo features two completely inane statements above an EU, Czech, and Ukrainian flag. The protesters have repeatedly expressed their solidarity with Ukraine. It says on the left:

“No to Russian gas, yes to Green Deal”

And to the right:

“No to rising prices, yes to the Euro“

I wonder which of the renewables are more effective, more energy packed, than Russian gas? If anybody thinks that our movement towards a future powered by renewables would not be costly, I wish him a good luck.

And the same goes for the introduction of the Euro. Any sane shopkeeper is going to drive the price of everything upward with the introduction of a new currency. It is naive to think that imports will somehow become cheaper if the importer pays in Euros.

And above is a phenotypically Czech looking family holding three flags but why is the Czech flag upside down? The Czech flag: 🇨🇿 Actually, in the upper photo it is also displayed in a wrong way, although that could be a camera effect.

I Like the Idea of Intermarium

Some think of the idea of Intermarium as a bulwark against Russia, and it maybe so but it also has its positives…

What is the Intermarium?

The Intermarium is an old Polish project for an alliance of East European countries that would link three seas surrounding Eastern Europe, that is the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea, and the Adriatic Sea, and through the latter the rest of the Mediterranean. It was thought of as primarily a bulwark against the Soviet Union but in its more recent iterations it also presupposes a development of infrastructure between the member countries.

The Imperium concept

I have long supported the reunification of Eastern Slavs into a single powerful Russian state. But then, why should I oppose the Intermarium on the same basis? I support nations coming together rather than the opposite, our modern tech makes the World ever more interconnected, so why not take advantage of that? The imperium is a conglomerate of different nations and regions that pool their resources together. In that sense, the initial idea of the European Union was good but the latter lost its way with the green agenda and other poorly thought out and detrimental policies. The Intermarium would likely be this kind of basket case, which will spend immense money on defense in an unequal competition with the Eastern Slavs over domination of Eastern Europe, as it always was in history with extended Poland.

Pooling resources between countries can propel humanity forward. We can send missions to space, we can improve overall prosperity, and ease travel between our nations…

Should the Czech Republic be part of the Intermarium?

While the Czechs and the Polish share linguistic similarities, they are culturally closer to neighboring German states, I would say even closer to Protestant places like Saxony. I believe we here should play both sides. However what I want is a high speed train that would connect Berlin with Vienna through Prague. I want the highway to the Austrian border that should run through my region finally completed so that my journey to Prague would take a single hour.

The Time of Uprising Has Arrived

Roughly 70k protesters gathered up in Prague several nights ago. Note the surreal picture of the Ukrainian flag hanging from the neo-classical museum at the top of the square. Underneath the entrance to the museum, on the stairs, there were counter-protesters, who held EU and NATO flags.

Give it few years, and the Ukrainian flag will cause most of the public to be enraged. Many already are questioning the public display of Ukrainian flags everywhere.

What not Buying Russian Commodities Will Mean for Europe?

I just love how our beloved European Union tries to prevent local consumers from buying oil, gas, wood, you name it from Russia. If the gods want punish anyone, he takes away his sanity. I am pro-Russian troll, so all I can do about this is try to survive in Europe and laugh as things around me go to shit…

You see, Europe produces junk with an added value. This is not to say the products are bad but these products depend on primary commodities more often than not coming from Russia, they depend on deliveries made by trucks, which all run on oil. Their makers eat bread which requires Russian gas.

Banning these commodities may cause Russia some problems but in the end, the Russians will find new customers. Their gas and oil prices will not rise, and Russian producers will not suffer from their break with the West. Same cannot be said of us Europeans.

The result of this is nothing but impoverishment of the local population, and the closure of local industries. Out of desperation, they will probably return to burning coal, we have plenty of that still.

UPD:

But in the meantime, Brudermuller described that “It’s not enough that we all turn down the heating by 2 degrees now” given that “Russia covers 55 percent of German natural gas consumption.” He emphasized that if Russian gas disappeared overnight, “many things would collapse here” – given that “we would have high levels of unemployment, and many companies would go bankrupt. This would lead to irreversible damage.” He continued:

“To put it bluntly: This could bring the German economy into its worst crisis since the end of the Second World War and destroy our prosperity. For many small and medium-sized companies in particular, it could mean the end. We can’t risk that!”

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As for my home country, the Czech Republic, the Czech economy acts as a subcontractor of the German economy. So, if Germany goes to shit, they will drag us fully into it.

Ukrainian (or pro-Ukrainian) Activists Block a Road in Prague Protesting Against the Use of Fossil Fuels

Driving a car fuels Putin’s war machine, don’t drive a car, don’t burn gas in your home, close coal powered power plants, make Greta happy…

UPD: The protest calls itself: minus 3 degrees celsius for Ukraine, organised by the Extinction Rebellion. I am pretty sure that if there are Ukrainians among them, they are a minority. A video of an altercation between the activists and the drivers has appeared. Watch it before YouTube takes it down over violence…

The drivers are very angry, in case this gets taken down I have made an upload to RuTube, where it undergoes moderation.