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Archbishop Graubner of Prague laid a rose at the funeral mass for the innocent victims and the perpetrator. He thought more deeply than most shallow-minded society, including media. No one is born a murderer, society makes him one.
Almost anything can be leaked from police files, but two letters the perpetrator was supposed to have written still can't? The original letter of Jan Palach was also discovered years later? The only thing that has appeared in the media is his sentence, "Nobody likes me." In this sentence is quite possibly hidden the answer to the question WHY? Why didn't his surroundings, institutions, of which we have many, react? What do the police intend to investigate for months? With today's technology and information known before the act, the tragedy could have been prevented with a high probability. I am not surprised that the report of the intervention was blacked out by the MPs in no small part.
The police are full of generals with titles, hundreds of laws, regulations and rules, but without capable leadership it's all useless. An example of its incompetence was the action of two men in front of the Government Office. They arrived calmly with manure, they threw it around with one policeman watching. Only when the mound was empty did an armed police unit arrive. In Switzerland, or in other developed countries, the perpetrators wouldn't even get out of the car.
On 19.1.2024 I took the midnight train from Prague to Beroun. Suddenly two policemen rushed into the train between the quiet passengers, the second one holding the first one by the collar from behind? I asked what was going on? "I'm giving him cover" was the reply. After a short conversation and my questions "on the body", they shut up and proceeded to "eliminate the terrorist". Apparently a midnight drill on the theme of "eliminating a terrorist on a train". I was surprised they were talking to me during the "intervention"? Police manuals and handbooks will need to be updated...
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The nephew of his uncle asks a member of parliament, "How does one become a successful politician?" "It takes a lot of self-denial. "What about after those seven years?" "You get used to it." (from the article "Of wolves and howling. Why decent people don't want to go into politics")
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In the book "30 Years Under Oath", Robert Šlachta refers to the police officer Nevtípil, nicknamed "Nafta", as a man for dirty work, who also investigated the case of the Stork's Nest. He was subsequently promoted and dismissed.
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"God gave us the tongue to cover the thought. It depends on whether we have one. If we have none, or if we have quite another, it doesn't matter. God gave us a tongue." Anonymous
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Prof. František Koukolík tells us in an understandable way how sheepish we are and how blatheringis worse than lying. The author agrees with Josef Fousek who says: "If you want to rule (govern) someone, you have to reach out to the stupid, the comfortable, the indulgent, the lazy, the lazy to read and remember - there are more of them!" Such are easy to manipulate and exploit. That's why what happens in our country happens. It all starts with upbringing, education and personal example. JŠ
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Ralph Keyes in his book on the post-truth era, the dishonesty of deception in contemporary life has pointed out the blurring of the lines between truth and lies. He speaks of the hyped-up truth, the untruth, the soft truth, the easy truth, the ambiguous statements that are not the truth but not yet a full lie. Deception has become a way of life. D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States said, "An intellectual is a man who makes up more words than are necessary to convey more than he knows."
Robert Schiller, Nobel Laureate in Economics (2013), "One cannot afford too much morality or one will be swept away by the ruthless force of capitalism... Only those who are willing to cheat can survive... Cheaters are not immoral per se, they are merely reacting to reality as it is... They need above all to make a profit, and they face great competition... If someone cheats others, you have to do it too... Capitalism encourages fraud if you don't regulate it."
Scientific fraud is common, some with disastrous consequences. Blabbing in science is common.
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... Two members of the judicial guard stood outside the entrance to courtroom 207 and refused to allow independent journalist Jan Šinágl and KTV Live representative Ivan Smetana into the courtroom, both of whom have been following the case of Mr Jan Karas for a long time. The argument of the judicial guards present, with regard to not being allowed into the courtroom, was that they should write to the president of the court. ...
The whole SUBJECT of the Solomon Society (23.1.2024). RESPONSE by JUDr. Václav Čapek, President of the High Court in Olomouc (13.2.2024).
A clearer submission could not have been made. The President of the Court did not understand at all that the merits of the case are not the prohibition of making an audio recording, but the non-admission to the courtroom on the assumption that something might happen? Thus, it cannot impose a fine of up to CZK 50,000 for anything. Nevertheless, there is "progress by one step". Under totalitarianism, one was sent to prison for "presumption of criminality". I have not yet received a reply to my SUBMISSION on the matter (29.1.2024) to the hands of the Minister of Justice, JUDr. Pavel Blažek. This is an attack on the media, journalists, freedom of speech, the press and the public's right to information, guaranteed by the Constitution of the Czech Republic! JŠ
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OS Ostrava 23.1.2024: Judicial injustice against the innocent, the public and journalists
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Updated 17.2.2024: Ansichten von Hans-Georg Maaßen, ehemaliger Präsident des Bundesamtes für Verfassungsschutz, Rechtsanwalt und Vorsitzender der WerteUnion
Updated 14.2.2024: BULSHIT, or about the blabber we pay royally for...
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Europe is in a very bad state, the debt is enormously high. In this case, to use the words of Thomas Schäfer, the CEO of Volkswagen, „Europe has become lazy and stupid.“
Tomas Bata: "We do not want money, we do not want subsidies, we do not ask for donations from the government!"
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The text of the interview is an edited version of a live interview and therefore may not fully reflect Mr. Bat'a's statements in the full context of the ideas that were expressed. The FULL VERSION of the interview is presented in the podcast session.
At FOSFA, the main motto is: DO NOT GO - DO NOT EXIST!, as well as COOPERATION - TODAY, NOT TOMORROW - WORKING FOR THE MACHINES, THINKING FOR THE PEOPLE! - DON'T IMITATE, LEAD THE WAY!
From an interview with entrepreneur Ivan Batka: Bata will be missed in times that won't be easy - Czechs have a tendency to celebrate those who have gone, instead of those who are with us, they can teach us something and move us forward. Listen to them more during their lifetime than after their death - Most of our economists and their claims are wrong - "3Ps": Understand - Adapt - Seize the opportunity - Europe as a whole is sick.
There has been a transformation of society, the world economy and the world order
Germany is an exporter, the engine of Europe, if this engine stalls, what place will we have in it? How will we and our companies react to these changes? - Who is a mere supplier will crash - Let us look for answers in the perfect nature: "No tree grows to the sky!". One day we need to start planting new trees. Every civilization has been made up of cheap inputs of production. If resources are exhausted, civilization ceases to exist. European civilization is exhausting itself in its way of thinking and existing. Logically, Europe itself will disappear and its position will change. This must be seen positively - the 'trees' are going and new ones must be planted. Either to replenish the existing ones or to plant completely new ones. In every end there is a beginning, in every beginning there is something new.
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