Robert Ágh

Robert Ágh wrote that the president, in his opinion, apologized politely for the originally announced absence from the elections, while the prime minister reacted to the electoral failure with anger and insults. He described their behavior as the opposite of measured decency and arrogant rudeness. #politika #volby #chování (translated)

Robert Ágh described Jan Grolich's victory as a symbol that, in his opinion, demonstrated that it is possible to defeat the ANO movement and disrupt the image of its perfect marketing. He wrote that ANO launched an exceptionally intense campaign, in which, according to him, there was even a crude hint at the alleged injury of Karel Havlíček, but it was unsuccessful. #politika #symboly #vítězství (translated)

After the election evening, Robert Ágh wrote that the performances of the heads of the deciding political parties in front of the cameras offered a possibility for comparison. He labeled Andrej Babiš's speech as grossly incoherent and stated that, in his opinion, it showed the "madness" of the situation. In connection with the geopolitical crisis and the rise of artificial intelligence, he claimed that the country is in the hands of an aging man, for whom he used derogatory terms. #politika #volby #Českárepublika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that attention focused on the presidential couple and then footage appeared from Průhonice, where Andrej Babiš and Monika went to vote. According to him, Babiš admonished Monika at the ballot box to smile because there were journalists present. Ágh described the situation using an offensive sexual analogy and added that the presidential couple would not come across this way. #Volby #Politika #Prezident (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that the retiree took advantage of a 75% discount on travel expenses to visit his grandson and saved 35 CZK on gasoline. He also wanted to ask him about a cheaper mortgage for his apartment, as Babiš had promised before the elections, according to Ágh. Ágh stated that nothing remained of the promises, and he described the result in vulgar terms as smelling bad. He urged voters not to forget about it when voting. #důchodci #volby2024 #Babiš (translated)

Robert Ágh commented on the three candidates for the Senate, Jiří Padevět, Zdeněk Šarapatka, and Martin Dvořák. He wrote that the country faced constant and dangerous pressure from populists and fascists on the foundations of constitutional institutions and that the Senate needed uncompromising and courageous defenders of freedom. #senát #svoboda #politika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that at the pre-election meeting with Macinka in Ostrava, someone asked about President Pavel's absence from the municipal elections. According to Ágh, there was nothing more to add after the sharp criticism from Million Moments; he also mentioned that Pavel was criticized by everyone, including Deník N. He described the situation as an expression of unbearable moral superiority of the Democrats and wrote that in his opinion, they would do the work even for the people he described with a derogatory political label. #Ostrava #volby #politika (translated)

Robert Ágh stated that a campaign in the style of Jan Grolich was not suitable for him given his age. However, he credited Grolich with the fact that the absurdity of his campaign disrupted the monopoly of the ANO movement on political kitsch. Ágh also wrote that the person he referred to with a derogatory nickname was, in his view, upset, and Grolich labeled her campaign as a pathetic carnival amateurism. #politika #kampaň #kritika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that since Václav Havel's speeches he has not heard or read a similar speech. He called for it to be read and stated that, in his opinion, it is not a cheerful matter but a warning. He added that Radka Denemarková spoke frankly about the world "browning" and embarking on a dangerous path, but it still has a chance to recover. #VáclavHavel #varování #politika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that, according to him, people who promised cheaper mortgages were losing their nerve. He described the promise as unfulfillable and aimed at naive people. He claimed that mortgage rates had been rising significantly for the seventh month in a row and noted that Alena Schillerová had begun to threaten banks. #hypotéky #úroky #banky (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that, in his opinion, Donald Trump's remark about "not having the cards" applied to Andrej Babiš. He claimed that the Czech GDP was declining, inflation was rising, the crown was weakening, and the budget deficit was increasing. He also mentioned that mortgage costs and the servicing of public debt were increasing. He added that Babiš's pressure was supposed to decrease, while in another area it was supposed to increase, and hinted that he would not elaborate further. #Politika #Ekonomika #Česko (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that at the time Havel was in prison, Babiš was managing a Petrimex branch in Morocco and was informing on his colleagues to the StB. He also stated that while Marta Kubišová was gluing plastic bags, Michal David was performing at communist parties. According to him, democracy could be cruel to brave defenders and generous to people he labeled as parasitic frauds. #demokracie #historie #českápolitika (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that the police recently halted the prosecution of a Turk. He stated that according to one version, the guilt could have been shared equally, while the prosecutor talked about undisputed proof of guilt. Ágh claimed that the sick leave was sufficiently long and noted that the expert purposefully linked it to an older injury. He described the procedure as a farce. #justicie #trestníprávo #nespravedlnost (translated)

Robert Ágh mentioned the key vote on pension reform and Babiš's walk through Milan with his family during shopping. He wrote that the president publicly apologized for his absence in the municipal elections, while Babiš did not apologize and his supporters did not criticize him. He used a derogatory term for his supporters and added that, in his opinion, the Democrats behave differently and need to condescendingly nitpick. #Babiš #politika #demokracie (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that he watched the debate with Juchelka and questioned his intelligence, professional competence, and ability to respond. He claimed that Juchelka disregarded the long-term sustainability of pensions and clung to his ministerial chair as part of a political survival strategy. He concluded his contribution with the words "Hold on, pioneer!" #politika #debata #důchody (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Čaputová showed how even the presidential office can become off-putting to people. According to him, criticism of the president for her absence in the elections in Černouček was often expressed by democratic voters and carried a political undertone. He stated that this could politically harm her and posed the question of whether she cares about it and whether she clings stubbornly to her office. #politika #volby #důvěra (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that Andrej Babiš had been dealing with the consequences of what he roughly described as the injury of Karel Havlíček since the previous day. He stated that the moral outrage was also expressed by a politician whom he referred to by a derogatory nickname, and added that, in his opinion, they received a signal that even disgusting behavior has its limits. In addition, he claimed that the candidate's partner had beaten Havlíček. #politika #českárepublika #skandál (translated)

"In your twenties, you have the face that nature gave you. At thirty, you have the face that life gave you. And at sixty, you have the face that you have made for yourself." A German proverb. And I will add to it. And then there is also a special category. #citáty #život #příroda (translated)