Roman Maca

Roman Maca wrote that in Prague, where he believes the biggest problem is expensive and inaccessible housing, people cannot expect a different outcome if they first put a person at the forefront who acquires apartments from developers at low prices, and then replace him with someone who, in his opinion, operates in the housing sector in the same way. https://t.co/VdukUNakR2 #bydlení #Praha #politika (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that Honza Grolich managed to handle Babis' propaganda machine, which had unlimited budgets, by himself. He compared him to a modern-day Vaclav Havel with elements of Bohuš from the film Dědictví and described this combination as genius. He expressed his admiration for him. https://t.co/sGaEK8qLUn #ČeskáPolitika #Babiš #VáclavHavel (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that the person in question unleashed a war against Iran and wanted to win the Nobel Peace Prize. He called him a person who, in his opinion, belonged in a psychiatric hospital, and stated that he is supported by ANO, SPD, and Motorists. https://t.co/T9NkNdYK7Q #válka #NobelovaCena #politika (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that Zakharova accused the Czechs of barbarism, while "patriots" remained silent according to him. He stated that if a similar statement had been made by the spokesman of the German Foreign Ministry, they would have reacted much more sharply, and he wondered why they are silent now. https://t.co/xpFcNwLdeM #politika #ČeskáRepublika #diskuze (translated)

Roman Maca ironically remarked that the billionaire lived in a mansion with two security perimeters and her own helipad, while in the photo she cuddled with a dog and talked about selfless assistance to people. He wrote that her words moved him to tears. https://t.co/3Y0ul3HVwC #miliardáři #příběh #pomoc (translated)

Roman Maca claimed that political entities such as the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSČM), the Enough (Stačilo), the Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD), the PRO, the Free (Svobodné), and the Tricolor (Trikolora) have spread from Russia into the country. He used a derogatory analogy to describe them as an infection. #politika #Česko #rusko (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that the "seniors first" policy will lead to a situation where in communities with a declining population, there will be elderly people who no one will care for. He argued that young people will either not be born, will not be a priority, or will leave for abroad so they don't have to serve only the elderly and can lead their own lives. https://t.co/lBsVqnvUYU #politika #senioři #mladí (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that people he labeled as patriots working for the Kremlin claimed that leaving NATO would ensure safety for the Czech Republic and that Russia would stop considering it an enemy. As a counterargument, he mentioned Austria, which he said is not in NATO, yet is still attacked by the Russians. He asked how this contradiction would be explained. https://t.co/A6P1IxCcZw #NATO #Rusko #vlastenectví (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that the ANO candidate for the Senate, Sandra Tsoukernik, stated on CNN Prima News that she is afraid due to the increasing number of foreigners. According to Maca's post, she lived on a vast estate with two security perimeters, gates guarded by security, and her own heliport. https://t.co/dENNGPUEur https://t.co/wytGFFNogC #Politika #Bezpečnost #Volby (translated)

Roman Maca claimed that candidates from the ANO movement purposefully changed their permanent residence to the address of a dormitory in order to run in a different district. He described their actions as evidence of a self-serving political agenda rather than one focused on helping people. https://t.co/ewX1JAV1ol #politika #ANO #kandidáti (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that the further development will be interesting according to him. He claimed that the former member of the StB has a relatively strong position in the power structure that he believes has formed within the ANO movement. He described Markvart as a person who faithfully serves Russia and stated that he will probably not like the actions of the Czech army. https://t.co/F91mVd1ME4 #ČeskáPolitika #HnutíANO #DeepState (translated)

Roman Maca stated that he understood that the campaigns of the ANO movement were conducted in the style of "bread and games," but he asked whether it had not gone too far. At the same time, he wondered if they could not sing about something other than someone who was heavily drunk in front of small children. https://t.co/aUVtvLkagX #politika #kultura #děti (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that an opportunity has opened up for the Czech defense industry. He suggested supplying Ukraine with unused L-159 aircraft, which he believes could save lives while promoting Skyfoxy as an effective and inexpensive means of defense, especially against jet drones. According to him, aircraft from Aera Vodochody could re-establish themselves as a result. https://t.co/8GwKSraRej #obrannýprůmysl #Ukrajina #letectví (translated)

Roman Maca pointed out that the candidate of the ANO movement for the Senate, Sandra Tsoukernik, sang a song about drunkenness with Michal David and small children. He ironically asked whether this is an appropriate way to fight against youth addiction. https://t.co/dJEVD9xkPP #SandraTsoukernik #Senát #závislosti (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that the photograph with Míša David, the Strong Czech cap, and the free gift bag formed a combination against which there was no effective weapon. He added that the ANO movement was well aware of this, and that is why it was winning. He attributed the photograph to Ondřej Leinert. https://t.co/R1LQ1Sd60y #SilnéČesko #HNUTÍANO #dárečky (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that, in his opinion, the decision on the Senate elections in Cheb had been made. He claimed that the ANO movement paid Michal David there and that his presence along with promises of higher pensions and cheaper housing, energy, and food would be unsurpassed by anyone. He added that the wife of a man he referred to as the "king of gambling" ran for ANO in Cheb and stated that he was born in Moscow. https://t.co/801GiwWgqz #volby #Cheb #ANO (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)

Roman Maca criticized the offer of a hundred-meter city apartment for ten thousand. He stated that families with more children, who struggle to make ends meet every month and live in cramped conditions, would be interested in it. He ironically linked the situation to the ANO movement, which he described as socially sensitive and anti-corruption, adding that its members are already doing better. https://t.co/n8zUQIahP6 #bydlení #sociálníotázky #korupce (translated)