The signed jersey worn in the NBA Finals in 1998 by Michael Jordan was auctioned for a record sum of 14 million dollars, making it one of the most expensive basketball jerseys of all time. #MichaelJordan #Basketball #ChicagoBulls (translated)
Petr Švec criticized the use of the phrase "if it is confirmed" when spreading unverified or, in his opinion, false claims. He wrote that such a reservation could later serve as a defense for the authors, even though readers might interpret the message as confirmed. As an example, he cited Tomáš Zdechovský, who, according to him, wrote about the matter in about 15 posts. One of them had millions of views and tens of thousands of likes, according to Švec. Švec also mentioned Barek Svata, who, according to him, shared the same unverified information in several posts and once used the phrase "once someone measures it properly." Švec urged both to wait for actual measurement and confirmation before spreading what he labeled as hoaxes. #dezinformace #hoaxy #potvrzení (translated)
Gutab wrote that Łukasz Gibała achieved a crushing victory in Kraków over the KO candidate, receiving 62.12 percent of the votes. He stated that the actions of the prime minister and the personal support of his key associates did not help. He considered the result to be a good omen for Poland and wrote that the nation does not want poor management or actions contrary to its interests. #wybory #Polska #zwycięstwo (translated)
The author stated that Ukraine has struck the LPDS Samara three times, a linear production and dispatch station connected to oil pipelines from the Urals, Siberia, and Kazakhstan. He claimed that the attack paralyzed the preparation and export of Russian oil and oil products, including diesel, and blocked supplies for the Russian army. He added that Trump would not be getting Russian diesel. #Ukrajina #Rusko #ropy #UA #RU #KZ (translated)
Oliver Adámek, who according to his own words attended the Prague council for four years, stated that Prague is moving forward, but its development is hindered by the limited powers of local government. He identified the Metropolitan Plan and the continuation of tram line construction as the greatest successes of the past period. He considered the pressure on secondary schools and the Libeň Bridge as the biggest problems. Adámek wrote that elected politicians have only a limited influence on the shape of streets, closures, and construction. He advocated for the abolition of delegated powers, stronger powers for local governments in land-use planning, direct election of the mayor, and reducing the number of city districts by at least half. He noted that these changes would need to be approved by Parliament. He also rejected the claim that nothing is being built in Prague. He recalled the development on three major brownfields, 14 new tram lines in 10 years, metro line D, the Dvorecký Bridge, the railway to the airport, and the construction of the outer ring road. Regarding the inner ring road, he mentioned the complicated amendment to the land-use plan and stated that the Vltava Philharmonic had been waiting for building permits and financing. According to him, however, Prague needed significantly more apartments, both private and municipal. According to Adámek, the traffic jams in Prague are caused by three times as many cars compared to the 1990s, not by current closures or adjustments to tram islands. He believes that the ring roads would not change traffic in the broader center much, as nearly 90% of cars on the main road drove into the center. A vast P+R system, he argued, would require tens of billions of crowns and would not make sense. He considered the railway hub to be more important, as it would speed up commuting from Central Bohemia: while he claimed that 23% of Prague residents used cars daily, the majority of residents from the Central Bohemia region did. He criticized the current mayor for not engaging enough in public debate according to him and for not describing his vision for Prague in 10 to 20 years. He stated that most of the other current leaders had some vision. #Praha #volby #politika (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)
Borussia Mönchengladbach will be without their previous kit sponsor "Reuter" starting this summer, who paid around 8 million euros annually, but will still remain as a co-sponsor. #BorussiaMönchengladbach #Bundesliga #Trikotsponsor (translated)
Jura Háček stated that the lyrics and vocals of the piece belonged to Sandra Tsoukernik, and the music was composed by Michal David. He praised her refrain and high notes, jokingly writing that he would play it as a punishment for anyone planning to vote for Tsoukernik. https://t.co/sL9kIAjnAj #hudba #zpěv #MichalDavid (translated)
"Yesterday was my last game, and I already miss wearing the blue and white jersey. I know that I made the right decision. It has been an incredible journey, full of joys, but also some sad moments, but for me it is clear that every step was worth it. And there is still so much I want to say. It is impossible for me to express all my feelings in a few words or in a post." Messi, who announced his retirement a few weeks ago and played 208 times for Argentina during his career, after his last match: "I can only express my gratitude. Even in the worst moments, I never gave up, never stopped fighting, never stopped giving my all." And: "Playing for the Argentine national team is the best thing that can happen to someone." #MessiAbschied #Fußball #Zuschauerrekord (translated)
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FC Bayern Munich called for votes for their favorite in the goal of the month for September. Among the participants, a Bayern jersey was to be raffled off. https://t.co/RxNfYkcMkq #FCBayern #Fußball #Gewinnspiel (translated)
brutusReloaded wrote that political and public officials should be held accountable for matters such as Stožice, Litijska 51, and allegedly suspicious financial flows of GEN-I. He added that in his opinion, they should no longer be able to resort to legal tricks or be above the law, and considered that to be correct. https://t.co/bJeS15wXyH #političnaodgovornost #javnofunkcionarstvo #transparentnost (translated)
"It has been an honor for me to wear this jersey for the last 20 years. I never stopped fighting. Not being part of it anymore will hurt me a lot. Playing for the Argentine national team is the most beautiful thing that can happen to someone," Messi explained after the final whistle. #Messi #Abschied #Fußballlegende (translated)
"The moment has come. (...) This jersey was my dream, my pride, and my life. Thank you for loving me so much, I will miss you." Messi had already communicated in a video shared on Instagram before the game: "The moment has come. (...) This jersey was my dream, my pride, and my life. Thank you for loving me so much, I will miss you." #MessiAbschied #FußballGeschichte #Argentinien (translated)
"It was an honor for me to wear this jersey for the last 20 years. I never stopped fighting. Not being part of it anymore will hurt me a lot. Playing for the Argentine national team is the most beautiful thing that can happen to anyone." Already before the game, Messi had stated in a video shared on Instagram: "The moment has come. (...) This jersey was my dream, my pride, and my life. Thank you for loving me so much; I will miss you." #Messi #Abschied #Albiceleste (translated)
BrutusReloaded called for a vote on a parliamentary investigation and asked the audience whether they believe that Stožice was a big mess, whether they doubt that Golob had his identity stolen in Romania, and whether they find 7 million euros for Litijska 51 to be ridiculous. He wrote that the investigation would prevent officials from being untouchable and above the law due to legal tricks, and labeled the post with #4xZA. #4xZA https://t.co/6S2Rd9dyZj #Slovenija #političnaPreiskava #državljanskePravice (translated)
I love it, I have loved it, and I will always love being part of the national team. I swear to you, I have always given my all – not just in the last few years where we have won everything, but also before that. I have always fought and exhausted myself for this jersey to bring you joy and to make you proud to be Argentine through football. Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from the Argentine national team. #Messi #Abschied #Nationalmannschaft (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)
Felix Keidel von Elversberg trained with the German national team, sat on the bench in the DFB jersey, but did not play in the 0-0 draw against Greece, which raises the question of whether he can now call himself a national player. #Nationalspieler #DFB #FelixKeidel (translated)
BrutusReloaded wrote to Gantar that the law on parliamentary inquiry has been in effect since 1993, and in 2024, according to him, the UKZ allowed officials to block inquiries with legal tricks. He added that the law merely restores the regulation to the state that was in place during Gantar's term as president of the National Assembly from 2008 to 2011, when he had no issue with it. https://t.co/Hg2Uf9WRQJ #zakon #parlament #preiskava (translated)
