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The last scout™ reported that Jan Skalický, after the defeat in the senate elections in Děčín, disappointingly said that people do not want personalities, or are lazy to look for them. He urged the residents of the region to reflect on themselves and ironically asked whether it was not enough for them that Miloš Zeman and Felix Slováček came to personally support Skalický. https://t.co/OFni2m2QAp #volby #Děčín #politika (translated)

Jura Háček interpreted Zeman's call for people to go to the elections and prevent the election of an unsuitable candidate as a recommendation not to vote for ANO, SPD, or Motorists. He wrote that he did not expect such a message from Zeman and that he would gladly follow it. At the same time, he called for the election of democratic parties and their candidates. https://t.co/afyTlKanqH #volby #demokracie #politika (translated)

Ironically, VÁ labeled it scandalous that President Pavel flew in a plane for which he paid for his trip. He contrasted this with Zeman's free flight with PPF and pointed out that the people he referred to derogatorily enthusiastically approved of Zeman's trip at that time. He added that this was life according to him. #politika #prezident #skandál (translated)

Pavel Viktora wrote that he did not defend the matter, but merely reminded that when Vondráček's colleague Zeman flew to China as president, he traveled according to him at the expense of Petr Kellner. He derogatorily associated Zeman with alcohol and ironically labeled Vondráček as the "world champion" in causing his own problems. #politika #Zeman #Česko (translated)

Pavel Jechort criticized the reactions to Eva Pavlová, who defended her husband, and wrote that everyone attacked her. He labeled Zemanová as better, as she, according to him, kept at least 100 km away from her husband, or Monike, whom he described as a woman spending time at the beach and shopping. He questioned whether Monike knew where she got the money for furs and handbags, and added that there were sources. He called women who stood by their husbands despicable. #feminismus #rovnost #společnost (translated)

Veronika Abelová stated that Zeman practically labeled Germany as an enemy in the Parliament and reopened the topic of Sudeten Germans. She emphasized that she did not consider his remarks to be ridiculous and that she believed he meant them seriously. She criticized Zeman for associating with people who, in her opinion, weaken the defensive capability of the Czech Republic, its alliances, and its western orientation under the banner of sovereignty. She claimed that he was diverting attention from Russia and creating imaginary enemies, this time the Germans. She likened his approach to the actions of the communists during their rise to power and stated that, as an educated person, he knew history and understood what he was doing. She added that, in her view, he corresponded to the type of person that the coarse label used by Mr. Foltýn referred to. #Zeman #Německo #politika (translated)

Háček wrote that Skalický, whom he labeled as a Reichler and a communist, came from Děčín to the Chamber of Deputies claiming that Germans were coming to photograph houses and were apparently preparing for the re-occupation of the Sudetenland. Háček stated that the media were silent about this and added that Zeman responded by saying that any potential occupation of the country would be concealed by Deník N, ČT24, and Seznam. He described the Chamber as suffering. https://t.co/59BPqBC7dA #politika #Sněmovna #ČR (translated)

The author of the contribution stated that that day in the Chamber of Deputies, there was talk about heroism, patriotism, historical revisionism, and collaboration. After the speeches by Tomio Okamura and Miloš Zeman, he pointed out a more serious question: when does history stop being commemorated? He called the proceedings an attack on the president, not a debate about history. https://t.co/59hpacmCUr #historie #politika #vlastenectví #CZ (translated)

Jura Háček wrote that Pavel Cimbál asked Miloš Zeman in the Chamber what he should do to prevent the "Oganesjan gang" from pursuing him. According to Háček, Zeman advised him to practice civil disobedience. Háček expressed astonishment at the situation and added that Kapustin "nailed it." https://t.co/Dcr6gGITnB #politika #humor #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

Lucia H. wrote that some people, according to her, were looking for any reason to criticize President Petr Pavel. She claimed that they had no problem when Miloš Zeman went to vote during his second term, even though she derogatorily labeled him as mentally unfit and bitter. She also reminded that Konečná hugged Zeman on his birthday, and she accused Patrik Nacher of a repeated double standard. She ended the post with a vulgarity. https://t.co/gfvmdX3h42 #politika #prezident #dvojímetr (translated)

The author reminded that the American Congress applauded Václav Havel and former US President Bill Clinton paid tribute to him. He also mentioned that Chinese President praised Miloš Zeman and Václav Klaus received recognition from Vladimir Putin. According to the author, we should appreciate, even with the passage of time, how fortunate we were to have Havel as president. #VáclavHavel #historie #politika #US #CZ #CN #RU (translated)

The state prosecutor has discontinued the criminal prosecution of a man who joined the Ukrainian army and fought against Russia, despite being prohibited from doing so by President Miloš Zeman, stating that his actions represented risking his life for the right cause and reflected the defense of democratic values. #ukrajinskáarmáda #MilošZeman #právnístát (translated)

ČT24 reported that the state prosecution has halted the criminal prosecution of a man who served in the Ukrainian army without permission in 2022. According to the iRozhlas server, this was the first such decision. The then-president Miloš Zeman prohibited the man from joining the defense of Kyiv, and the police proposed his indictment for unauthorized service in foreign armed forces. According to ČT24, the state prosecutor stated that it did not make sense to punish a person for helping in the defense of Ukraine, in which he risked his life. #ukrajina #obranakrajiny #právo (translated)

Jura Háček described the comparison with Zdeněk Pohlreich as completely off the mark and stated that he wouldn't mind if Miloš Zeman didn't vote for Kateřina Konečná or Andrej Babiš from the ANO movement. He admitted that the president's trip was a mistake, but at the same time, he believed it had been planned for a long time and could no longer be resolved. He added that Černouček would "survive" it, and noted that if it was the president's biggest mistake, it was a good thing in his opinion. Háček also wrote that something had disrupted the president's trip to motorbikes for the second time: last time, according to him, it was SMS messages from Petr Macinka just before departure, this time it was the elections. He called for people to leave the president alone for a while. #politika #volby #prezidentství (translated)

The case of Zdenka Zemanová, who ended up with serious injuries and handcuffs after a conflict with a city police officer, sparked a debate about the powers of the officers, cars recording incidents, and the difficulties of enforcing rights without legal assistance, raising concerns over the long investigation period and the question of justice for those who lack sufficient resources. #právo #policie #systémovýproblém (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka proposed to restore lustrations and introduce security clearances for government members and their deputies. He described Andrej Babiš's government as a risk to national security and accused its members of ties to the communist past, Russia, and the interests of foreign powers. He stated that he would promote the proposal after gaining voters' trust: first in senatorial committees, then in the Senate plenary, and subsequently in the Chamber of Deputies, where he would act as a reporter. He wanted to publicly request support from civil society. For the Prime Minister and ministers of security-strategic departments, he demanded lustration and a security clearance from the National Security Office at the level of top secret. For the Prime Minister's clearance, he mentioned a deadline of nine months and added that party leaders with ambitions to govern and stable electoral forecasts should obtain it before the elections. For ministers of less exposed departments, he proposed the level of secret, and for deputies, confidential. He deemed the existing deadline before the elections sufficient and criticized "shadow governments." According to Šarapatka, the current president has a negative lustration certificate and a strict clearance from the National Security Office. He labeled the examination of other heads of state as a topic for serious consideration and mentioned Miloš Zeman as a warning example. #lustrace #národníbezpečnost #politika (translated)

This is no longer about their opinions. They already provoke physical discomfort with their appearance. Lincoln knew this well. Supposedly after the age of forty, everyone is responsible for their own face. Just look at the faces of Zeman, Klaus, Babiš, Rajchl, or Doksanský. There is a biography of evil and low people in them. #politika #názory #obličej (translated)