Gavin N. Harris wrote that Donald Trump, Andrej Babiš, Robert Fico, and other politicians will eventually leave, and he believes it is more likely to happen sooner rather than later. He added that tens of thousands of people collaborated with them voluntarily, and that history will view them similarly to how it views former members of the NSDAP or the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia today. #politika #historie #kolaborace (translated)
The list of companies covered by the new cybersecurity regulations includes nearly 70,500 entities, which is almost twice the number originally estimated. #cyberbezpieczeństwo #KSC #AI (translated)
In the municipal elections in Prague, the traditional left-wing parties ČSSD and KSČM practically vanished, as they gained only a negligible percentage of votes and did not secure any council seats. #Praha #komunálnívolby #levicovéstrany (translated)
Abdoulie Ceesay of FC St. Pauli scores his third goal of the season and plays a significant role in the 2-0 victory against KSC, while the team remains unbeaten in the last four matches. #StPauli #Ceesay #2Liga (translated)
The Communists in Ostrava were ousted from the council after 81 years, as their candidate list received only 1.69 percent of the votes, which was due to poor competition candidacy and voters' disinterest in leftist ideas. #OstravskáLevice #KomunálníVolby #KSČM (translated)
Personally, I reject this path. I see no point in connecting the left with right-wing entities just to mathematically gain more votes," wrote the chairwoman of the Prague KSČM, Petra Prokšanová, to the editorial office. #koalice #sociálnídemokracie #komunálnívolby (translated)
He does not run independently, but also in a number of coalitions, members of the KSČM also appear on the candidate lists of various entities, "He does not run independently, but also in a number of coalitions, members of the KSČM also appear on the candidate lists of various entities," described the situation of his party by Chairman Roman Roun. #koalice #sociálnídemokracie #komunálnívolby (translated)
Walter Kraft wrote that the president initially approved of the occupation and later rejected it, first building a career in the Communist Party and then leaving the party. He also noted that the president initially spoke out against NATO and later worked for it, and that he initially did not want to vote but subsequently wanted to vote. He characterized his positions as a manifestation of "strong principles" and added that the president refers to it as a proper moral compass. #politika #Českárepublika #morálníkompas (translated)
Kamil Krilov stated that if Filip Turek or Petr Macinka had acted similarly, it would be written about how they "trolled society." According to him, President Petr Pavel admitted a mistake in planning his vacation, returned to vote in the municipal elections, and then flew back to his vacation. Krilov wrote that he believed Pavel would not only admit his mistake but also rectify it. He reminded that Pavel was once a member of the Communist Party and noted that Pavel had atoned for this many times over as the Chief of the General Staff and later as the head of the NATO Military Committee. For that, he thanked him. He referred to Turek and Macinka as significantly inferior to Pavel and described the SPD as the Czech branch of United Russia. #politika #volby #Česko (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)
The Communists in Petřvald, the last stronghold of the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia in the Czech Republic, are preparing for a possible end to their rule as Mayor Jiří Lukša leaves politics and public opinion, especially among the youth, is gradually changing. #Petřvald #KSČM #historie (translated)
Martin Bartkovský stated that after sharing a statement from 40 editors-in-chief, he criticized the journalistic community for failing to unanimously agree on a rejection of violence and equal access to information sharing. He added that he generally expressed his personal opinion about those who repeatedly did not stand up for their colleagues. Subsequently, according to him, he received a number of insults and comparisons to communists. He emphasized that by not signing the statement, in his view, no harm was caused to anyone nor will it be. He stated that he did not plan to fire, kill, or hang anyone and did not prepare lists of inconvenient people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for supporting their colleagues across the field and apologized to them that the discussion had shifted in a different direction due to his contribution. He responded to criticism with several other apologies, including to podcast entrepreneurs, a former colleague, a Czech writer, and a former MEP. Regarding the former colleague, he recalled that for the last 10 years, the status of journalism had been labeled bad, despite the fact that they worked for the same media for six years, which the colleague led. He also mentioned that he apologized for his surname starting with the letter B, which he had for 37 years, and for the reference to Chinese spies. He also apologized to the media Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which he said were not invited to the statement, despite discussions about its wording lasting a month. He offered to connect anyone interested in adding their signature with the organizers, among whom he claimed he did not belong. In a note, he stated that he deleted the original post because he confused two writers and mistook a father for a son in connection with the anti-chart. He apologized for the error, yet called the comparison to the anti-chart inappropriate, stating that parallels with the communist past, in his view, did not help anything. #žurnalistika #svobodaSlova #politika (translated)
Martin Bartkovský stated that when he shared the statement from forty editors-in-chief, he did not expect the reaction it would provoke. He criticized that the journalistic community he addressed, according to him, was unable to unanimously agree even on rejecting violence in their relationship with politicians and on equal access to sharing information. He added that he expressed his personal judgment about those who repeatedly refused to stand up for their colleagues in an indirect manner. For that, he claimed to have received a number of insults and comparisons to communists; one of the people who signed the Anticharta wrote to him that he had never seen anything more disgusting. Bartkovský clarified that not signing the statement did not harm anyone and would not harm anyone, and he rejected the idea that he wanted to dismiss, threaten, or create lists of uncomfortable people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for their support for colleagues from the entire field and apologized to them for the discussion veering in a different direction due to his contribution. He then made a series of apologies that he delivered ironically: among other things, to podcast entrepreneurs for reminding him of something other than Chinese communism, to a former colleague for criticizing journalism at a time when they both worked in the same media for six years, and to a Czech writer for reminding him of his signature on the Anticharta. He also apologized to those who labeled him a "svazák" (a term for a member of the youth organization during the communist regime) and to a former Member of the European Parliament regarding his judgment about Bartkovský's character. He added that he also apologizes to the media outlets Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which, according to him, were not addressed, even though the text had been discussed for a month. He offered to connect interested parties with the organizers of the statement so that they could join him. #žurnalistika #komunikace #mediálníetiketa (translated)
Walter Kraft wrote that before 1989, some people, in protest against the 17th congress of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, tore out the 17th page from their identity cards, and according to him, the Public Security usually imposed a fine on the spot for the damaged document. He compared the current practice to arresting people for the letter "Z" on a t-shirt and ironically stated that the situation has improved. #historie #protest #svoboda (translated)
So we have from the left: Filip, former chairman of the KSČM, Okamura, chairman of the SPD, Paroubek, former chairman of the ČSSD, Babiš, chairman of ANO, and Roun, chairman of the KSČM. (Reception for the 77th anniversary of the founding of the PRC) https://t.co/Pl0ImSBAvq #politika #ČeskáRepublika #historie (translated)
SHE DESERVES IT!: Does the Minister have the right to insult a company that the courts found in favor of? I suppose that, since she is the bad guy in the movie, we should lynch her! The bad thing is that tomorrow it will be you and me, dear followers. https://t.co/KSCbnOEF13 #Justicia #Derechos #Opinión (translated)
Chlapec ve Vyškově: "Byl jste komunista?" Babiš: "Další dotaz!" https://t.co/dVaDLGWGDA vs. Pavel o členství v KSČ: Byla to chyba. Lituji toho. Režim byl zločinný. https://t.co/OkNhBnIUN1 #politika #historie #ČeskáRepublika
Krajský výbor KSČM Praha vyzývá: Volte Spojenou levici pro Prahu! A já zase vyzývám komunisty: Jděte do prdele. https://t.co/ix3YttJuFN #politika #volby #Praha
Firmy w Polsce borykają się z trudnościami związanymi z obowiązkami wynikającymi z ustawy KSC, a termin na dopełnienie formalności upływa już 3 października. #KrajowySystemCyberbezpieczeństwa #Cyberbezpieczeństwo #Przedsiębiorczość
"Petr Pavel má bohužel šanci stát se znovu prezidentem České republiky," smutně připustil předseda KSČM Roman Roun v rozhovoru pro iportal24, i přestože se KSČM podařilo uspořádat proti němu veleúspěšnou demonstraci, o které se bude mluvit ještě mnoho let. https://t.co/AZ0PdOuH8j #ČeskáRepublika #politika #demonstrace
