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Alena Boninska wrote that Karel Havlíček was not just a politician, but also a "prophet." She considered his earlier bizarre statements about injured buttocks and cocaine in the rectum to be slip-ups from fatigue, but she now labeled them as a foreboding of where she believed the ANO movement was gradually heading. In her post, she referred to Havlíček as SONY. #politika #Havlíček #SONY (translated)

Pavel Jechort contrasted Prague's ANO, which he said that the money of Prague belonged to the residents of Prague, and the national ANO, which he claimed wanted to spend the money of Prague and large cities. He then grossly rejected the residents of Prague. #Praha #ANO #politika (translated)

Martin Jurica wrote that Jan Grolich significantly defeated what he referred to as "pro-corruption rot" in the first round. According to him, Karel Hajzlíček suffered unnecessarily. He also made a crude sexual insinuation mentioning cocaine. https://t.co/DySMguxQaq #politika #korupce #vtip (translated)

Jana Dubová stated that Vildumetzová invented a reason for the president's return and depicted it as a story of lynching. She accused critics of turning the president's arrival for the elections and Danuse Nerudová's joy into a political affair and labeled Nerudová as servile. With exaggeration, she added that, according to such an approach, even holding the door for the president could be seen as undermining democracy. She described their actions as a manifestation of paranoia, persistent grievance, and hatred. #politika #kritika #humor (translated)

Michaela wrote that she would not vote for Petr Pavel in the next elections. She accused him of having undermined his friend while on vacation and succumbing to the pressure of journalists and politicians who demanded the president vote. She wished for a president who would openly refuse to participate in elections in a place she deemed insignificant and instead ride away on a motorcycle. #volby #prezident #politik (translated)

Vláďa Foltán wrote that the new Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navanethem "Navi" Pillay suggested that she might share it with Donald Trump if the audience claps louder for her. According to him, Trump lost, he was defeated by a woman, and Pillay publicly mocked him. Foltán also predicted that this would anger Trump for the third time. https://t.co/gSZT3nb5Dd #NobelovaCena #Mír #Pillay (translated)

Lehký Vrávor wrote that he liked the president's departure. According to him, the president ignored the expectations of others, rejected the role of some kind of messiah, and made a pleasant trip. Vrávor added that, in his opinion, nothing will happen. #prezident #odjezd #názor (translated)

Jura Háček reminded of the response from Sovová, who, when asked how many apartments she has, said she doesn’t know, is very rich, and might have dozens. Háček criticized people he considered dishonest, stating that in his view they associate among Motorists and in ANO. He claimed that these parties are also voted for by people without money, and he asked whether they expect to receive an apartment from them. https://t.co/U9dcrHyMEX #politika #bohatství #náhoda (translated)

Barbora Mercury wrote that Jiří Petráš re-entered his former house, which he lost in foreclosure according to her. She claimed that the men who were clearing the property beat him after he asked what was going on. Mercury stated that she was amused by their remarks: they refused to discuss his signatures or "the four republics," and she attributed a threat to one of them, saying that she would shove glue up his backside during the next time they sealed the locks. #Humor #Život #Exekuce (translated)

Mirda666NEW stated that he returned to the network after a month-long account suspension. He believes that political sycophants were responsible for the ban. He advised others not to write threatening and offensive statements directed against an unnamed woman from Komín. He added that the elections were approaching and that there was a sense of nervousness among the supporters of the "Sect" in the lead-up to Vienna. #politik #volby #humor (translated)

Jan Betlach criticized people who, according to him, did not distinguish between Hamas members and others when assessing the deaths of Palestinians in Gaza, claiming that on October 7, only Hamas attacked, not Palestinians. He stated that other Palestinian jihadist and terrorist groups, as well as ordinary Palestinians from Gaza, were also involved in the attacks in Israel. Some pro-Palestinian contributions commemorating the anniversary of the attack, he noted, reminded that Hamas killed nearly 1,200 Israelis but then spoke of the genocide of Palestinians and shifted the blame to Israel and Jews. Betlach accused the authors of exploiting the anniversary to repeat lies, concluding his post with a vulgar message to Saša. #Izrael #Palestina #Hamás (translated)

Heďule addressed Přibáň and others with a vulgar call to leave. She stated that she stands by Israel and condemns antisemitism, but referred to Bibi with an offensive term. She added that innocent people and children could not and cannot be blamed for it. #Izrael #antisemitismus #podpora (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that he appreciated that Filipe continued to write on Twitter, even though he knew that people were making fun of him there. He added that there were also fake profiles among them that, according to Valenta, obligatorily liked his posts. #podpora #odvaha #Twitter (translated)

Jaroslav Faltýnek criticized Aleš Juchelka for what he described as vague statements about tax reform and adjustments. He wrote that Juchelka spoke about contemplating changes and asked whether anything is actually happening or if the reform is just being discussed. He labeled his remarks with a vulgar term and questioned what people are supposed to take away from them. #reforma #daně #politika (translated)

Peťulína Markvartová stated that Michal David could confidently perform at meetings of the ANO movement because, in her words, he had been at the top for 50 years, sold out stadiums, owned a recording studio, and had enough money. She described Kubu Rybu, Polívku, Hutka, and Čtvrtníček with derogatory terms, claiming that no one had laughed at Čtvrtníček for 25 years. She added that David did not care what others thought of him and that he did not need money from these people. #MichalDavid #hudba #zábava (translated)

Michaela Studena criticized the evaluation of people based on their weight and stated that obese individuals generally know how they look, so there is no need to remind them of it. She described that as a child she was chubby, and due to the taunts from her classmates and experiences with PE teachers, she felt ashamed and did not enjoy sports. Later, when she combined work with studying, she ate almost nothing and, according to her, reached her highest weight. Health complications prompted her to strengthen her back muscles and start taking care of her body for health reasons, not appearance. She lost 15 kilograms and found her way to recreational sports. According to her, people began to treat her differently, as if her character, intelligence, or worth had changed, despite her remaining the same Míša. Studena also pointed out that people may have difficult experiences behind them that those around them are unaware of. She urged people not to share "before and after" photos and to treat others kindly instead of giving unsolicited comments. At the age of 40, she stated that she came to terms with her appearance, aging, and wrinkles, and learned to be kind to herself. #telo #sebeprijeti #mentalhealth (translated)