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Jura Háček wrote that the only joy of the Motorists for themselves is, according to him, the celebration of AI by the creation of a single representative in Černouček, who allegedly is not even a member of the association. He described the motorists as an obscure group of five friends and as "moral beggars" and criticized their alleged self-destructive behavior. He added that he is almost reluctant to laugh at them and mentioned that people don’t even laugh at people with disabilities. His final score was 10 councilors minus one Owl in Prague. #motorismus #humor #politika (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)

The author of the article published a satirical text styled as minutes from an extraordinary meeting of the crisis staff. In it, he described President Pavel's return from Morocco, his participation in the elections, acknowledgment of a mistake, and apology as a situation that thwarted the prepared criticism. He attributed to imaginary critics a plan to focus on the cost of the flight, the president's clothing, the car from the airport, his greeting to the electoral commission, and his expression. According to the text, they were to question both the apology and its timing, and to criticize the president regardless of whether he had left or returned. The author concluded by stating that the text is a fictional satire. #politika #satira #prezident (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)

The newspaper P – Paukner Media claimed that the Kolín company Draslovka continued to operate in the Russian market despite a statement from March 2022 about halting supplies to Russia. It identified Jan Dobrovský as a co-owner, describing him as a significant supporter of the STAN movement and other politicians. The author stated that according to a study by the Russian institute Агентство Плодородия, Draslovka's exports to Russia increased from 300 tons of pesticides worth $500,000 in 2021 to 1,000 tons for $1.9 million in 2022. Records from the customs database Volza reportedly also captured shipments of the product Retacel 750 in 2022, including three shipments of 21,396 units, valued at $49,817.25, $49,414.29, and $49,168.93. The post further claimed that Draslovka made additional supplies in 2023 and obtained an extension of its license to sell pesticides in Russia until 2034 in 2024. According to the author, the company collaborated with Russian authorities during the licensing process, and its products were sold to both farmers and retail in Russia. The newspaper P – Paukner Media also stated that the owners of Draslovka and Dobrovský supported political entities and personalities that, according to him, acted against Russia. It attributed a donation of over 300,000 crowns to Dobrovský for Petr Pavel and noted that the group BPD Partners was the largest patron of STAN. In 2025, Dobrovský was reported to contribute 1.7 million crowns to the movement from his own funds. The author also mentioned support for the coalition SPOLU, Danuše Nerudová, and Jan Farský. The post criticized the contradiction between the declared termination of operations in Russia and the described supplies and licensing process. It noted that neither the group BPD Partners nor Draslovka responded to its inquiries about business in Russia. It also asked whether STAN or the coalition SPOLU would take a stance on their supporter’s business activities. #RuskáFederace #Politika #STAN (translated)

The author stated that it has been three years since Hamas launched a war against Israel. He described footage of the massacres in the kibbutzim as some of the worst he has ever seen, and wrote that people who excuse such acts have lost their moral compass in his opinion. He labeled Hamas as a terrorist organization and called for a fight against anti-Semitism always and everywhere. https://t.co/eW0Ha9ENEZ #Hamas #antisemitismus #konflikt #IL #PS (translated)

Radka Denemarková, in her bold speech at the Frankfurt Book Fair, criticized the moral decline of society and politics in Europe, warned against demagoguery and the rise of nationalism, and emphasized the necessity of connecting literature and politics in a world threatened by chaos and totalitarianism. #literatura #politika #morálka (translated)

Paukner Media announced that it has opened a part of its "Paukner Archive" and claimed that the company of an unnamed individual collaborated with Vladimir Putin's regime and received money from Russia, from Siberia through Tatarstan to Moscow. According to the author, the individual simultaneously supported Ukraine and moved in the vicinity of Petr Pavel. Paukner Media also criticized Seznam Zprávy and linked the topic of Russian money with Danuše Nerudová, Vít Rakušan, Ondřej Kolář, Tomáš Zdechovský, and Petr Fiala. The author asked whether the STAN movement would return millions in donations and how Nerudová and Zdechovský would explain the alleged indirect financing of the campaign by Russian farmers and gardeners. He claimed that a key text with evidence was published on HeroHero and that he planned to release it on social media the following day around 5 PM. He announced that he was embarking on a confrontation with the individual, whom he referred to as more dangerous than Michal Strnad. #Rusko #Ukrajina #politika (translated)

Oliver Adámek wrote that Budapest's mayor Gergely Karácsony recalled Václav Havel yesterday. According to Adámek, his text demonstrated how Havel transcended borders and how he is spoken of in Hungary. In the text, Karácsony mentioned that Havel would have turned 90 years old and that without him, the democratic transformation of Central Europe would have been unimaginable. His essay from the late 1970s on "the power of the powerless" inspired regime opponents in Hungary and Poland and remains a significant legacy. He added that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney referenced it this January when calling for cooperation among democratic middle-sized countries. Karácsony described Havel as a defender of human rights, Visegrad cooperation, and European unity. According to him, Havel understood Europe as a lasting intellectual, moral, and political task that each generation must revisit. #VáclavHavel #LidskáPráva #Demokracie (translated)

The conductor said that, as a Rom, he found the president's non-participation in the elections somewhat sympathetic in a sense, but according to him, it was primarily a matter for the president himself: by not voting in Černouček, he forfeited the opportunity to call on citizens to participate in the elections. He added that the president, as a strategist, must have known what such a step meant. He feared that it could suggest that the president was "drawing the curtain," but at the same time stated that it was premature to draw such a conclusion. He also reacted to the contribution from the organization Milion chvilek and its image "Don't be like the president." He rejected that the president's absence from the elections should be a reason for moral condemnation and asked which current politician had done more for the Czech Republic than the president. He labeled the real problems as being the government of former members of the StB with the support of fascists. He also claimed that one of them is robbing the country, indebting the next generation, and considering the collection of homeless people and their internment with forced labor. #prezident #volby #politika (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that he did not consider himself a moral authority and that others repeatedly labeled him as such. According to him, there were people in the leadership of some Czech media who repeatedly refused to stand up for their colleagues. #Žurnalistika #Média #Etika (translated)

Karel Paták asked who Petr Markvart is, with whom, according to him, the top officials of the Czech Army are collaborating. He wrote that the soldiers, whom he claimed to pay with his taxes, were rude and unprofessional. He described their behavior as a professional and moral failure. https://t.co/CduL9WwS9n #ČeskáArmáda #politika #morálníZodpovědnost (translated)

Vít Rakušan wrote that his generation, including himself and his friends, liked Václav Havel and associated him with the wild nineties, travel, cultural diversity, and joy of life. After the death of Havel's wife Olga, he said he went to her funeral. When Havel died, he was a young mayor and displayed his portrait in front of the town hall and lit a candle. Rakušan stated that he still missed Havel. He described him as a complex and imperfect person who was authentic and wise and had a clear moral and political compass. According to Rakušan, totalitarians, former members of the StB, Communists, and Nazis breathed more easily in Havel's presence. After his departure, he said, society became coarser, the effort to come to terms with its own past diminished, and values lost their emphasis. Rakušan wrote that he did not wish Havel’s legacy to be remembered with pathos, sadness, or an artificial cult. He wanted, he said, to create the country that Havel desired: vibrant, civic, self-confident, free, and firmly anchored in the West, without self-justification and moral compromises. In conclusion, he wished Havel a happy birthday. #VáclavHavel #politika #českáhistorie (translated)

Stańczyk wrote that people with differing views should respect the memory of the deceased, and pointed out Charlie Kirk, Łukasz Litewka, and Myślozbira. He accused the extreme left of celebrating the death of individuals whose views contradicted their beliefs and joked about the victims. He also expressed confusion over the rise of hatred and contempt. He described Kirk and Myślozbira as individuals with moderate, centrist views who recognized the problems of the contemporary world and tried to solve them through debate and conversation. In the end, he bid farewell to Myślozbira, calling him a brother. #szacunek #człowieczeństwo #debaty (translated)

The author of the article reflected on the criticism of President Pavel for not voting in the municipal elections in a small village. He wrote that in his opinion, the Czech Republic has the best president in the world, and accused the critics of attacking him themselves. He added that even if Pavel never went to the polls again, the country would long not have a better president, in his view. #politika #prezident #volby (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)