President Petr Pavel warned that artificial intelligence could enhance manipulation and surveillance, emphasizing the need for democratic oversight of technologies and supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. #UměláInteligence #Technologie #Svoboda (translated)
Samo Glavan wrote after yesterday's Zorčič's maneuver that he has definitively shown how important free looting and media manipulation are to the leftists. #svoboda #levica #manipulacija (translated)
Robert Golob, the president of the Freedom Movement, indirectly responded to Janša that every referendum is primarily a test of democracy. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)
A citizen noted at 20:20 that the electoral silence still applies, but that Svoboda clearly does not respect it. He claimed that Arčon misled voters on POP TV before the end of the silence, suggesting they could vote until 20:30, thereby violating the electoral silence. He expressed hope that he would be punished for this. #volitve #volilnimolk #SVOBODA (translated)
In the referendum, both Prime Minister Janez Janša and the president of the Freedom Movement, Robert Golob, cast their votes, emphasizing the importance of voter participation in expressing their will. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)
Barbora Mercury wrote ironically that the ban on the entry of inconvenient journalists restricts democracy, and criticized that someone is focusing on this precisely during the elections, which she described as a celebration of democracy. https://t.co/5GKZEE2zVj #demokracie #svoboda #volby (translated)
Tadej Ostrc highlighted questions of journalistic ethics, responsibility, and the credibility of information in light of recent events. He stated that the day before, he publicly displayed original working materials from the minister's office on the show Odmevi and left them with the editorial staff of RTV Slovenia. According to his information, the media that reported for several days about the alleged lifting of the ban did not attempt to obtain the original document from the Ministry of Health and verify whether they were dealing with the same version of the material. Ostrc added that journalistic freedom also brings the responsibility to fact-check and inform the public correctly. https://t.co/iMDWXB0yc4 #novinarstvo #etika #demokracija (translated)
The article focuses on the fate of Czech writer Jiří Weil, whose testimony about totalitarian practices and efforts to preserve freedom of speech are highlighted in the context of his literary work and current events related to the Frankfurt Book Fair. #JiříWeil #Frankfurtskýknižníveletrh #svobodavslově (translated)
The author stated that he considered the right to vote a privilege and called for its use. During more than 30 years of service, he said he witnessed countries where people could not freely decide their future, and in some places, they still did not have that opportunity. He wrote that this is precisely why he realized how important it is for people to have this option. https://t.co/Q3gMcvpXkj #volby #svoboda #demokracie #CZ (translated)
Ondřej Černý appreciated an unspecified gesture and wrote that most Czech people would rather lose a thumb than admit a mistake. He added that President Petr Pavel must be tired of being considered a savior by people. He compared him to an "umbrella species," which, according to him, bears attacks from people whom he described vulgarity for a certain time so that a resilient young generation can grow under its protection. Černý also wrote that democracy should not rely on a single guarantor, into whom people project their problems, but on free individuals who support each other and encourage each other towards good. He thanked for this lesson. #demokracie #svoboda #politika (translated)
The author of the article stated that Boris Nemtsov would have turned 67 today. He wrote that Nemtsov refused to remain silent when the country embarked on the path of authoritarianism and war, and he paid for his courage with his life. According to the author, he was murdered just a few steps from the Kremlin and the real masterminds behind the assassination have yet to be punished. He added that Nemtsov's memory lives on. https://t.co/33jKsvp2bH #BorisNěmcov #Památka #Svoboda #RU (translated)
The author wrote that the polling stations have just opened and that not having a choice can be convenient, but it is not freedom. He added that life could be easier in many ways if people did not have to make decisions and someone determined for them what is right, which direction to go, and who should decide about their future. (translated)
The Freedom Movement rejects allegations of leaking confidential data from the investigative commission, while also warning of serious suspicions of misuse of protected information obtained during investigations into the abuse of state institutions under the previous government. #odtekanjePodatkov #preiskovalnaKomisija #GibanjeSvoboda (translated)
I understand that the coalition politics along with the Truth wants people not to receive the right information even about things that are being decided. The leader of the parliamentary group of the Freedom Movement, Borut Sajovic, pointed out that the 15-day deadline for convening the session has once again been violated. (translated)
Sojka Gábi wrote that she greatly appreciates Senator Padevět and Jiří Padevěta, whom she described as tireless fighters for democracy. She stated that according to them, freedom is not a given and is worth fighting for, and she thanked both of them. https://t.co/mjrnTxD2PM #demokracie #svoboda #Česko (translated)
The author wrote that the leftists, as the day of the referendums approached, lied more and more aggressively. On television, which he called "Poop tv," he criticized Lucija Tacer Ferlin from the Freedom Movement and Andreja Katič from the SD for this. When mentioning that Katič was the Minister of Justice, he noted that this, in his opinion, explained the problems in the judiciary, and called for a fourfold vote in favor. https://t.co/GQzrmhFJoi #referendum #politika #Slovenija (translated)
Klemen Jaklič wrote that diversity in the media, judiciary, and constitutional court, in law enforcement and oversight, education, and capital management is essential for a free democratic society, in his opinion. He labeled efforts for monopolies as opposition to the constitution and Slovenia. https://t.co/HPYjPnibMZ #demokracija #pluralizem #svoboda (translated)
The author of the contribution compared freedom and democracy to an open gate that history can close again with unfreedom. He described elections as an opportunity to keep the gate open and called for decision-making based on conscience, responsibility, and respect for the truth. He stated that people have the outcome in their own hands. He attached a photograph of the castle in Mikulov to the contribution. https://t.co/BF1Upk8M1y #svoboda #demokracie #volby #CZ (translated)
The author of the contribution stated that the elections in the country were among the best in the world due to their safety, speed, and secrecy, which, according to him, even his wife was not familiar with. He labeled politicians who, in his opinion, wanted to destroy this system as a threat to the foundations of democracy. He added that such a digital world would bring slavery instead of freedom, according to him. #volby #demokracie #svoboda #CZ (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)
