Jan Šinágl angažovaný občan, nezávislý publicista

The turning point began on the day of the takeover, when it was obvious that someone was fighting back. I was denied access to the company. What I don't understand, and never will, is how this precedent could have been set, and with the involvement of the police. As a layman, I find it unbelievable that this could happen at all. This is an organized fight by several groups going over dead bodies and, dare I say, beyond the law. The legal and physical force from Mr. Horacek is that of the highest level, with lawyers from both the creditors and Mr. Tetera's own using each other with the sole purpose of robbing the FCC of a bank account and through the archives of creditors with a book value of 1.3 billion. The courts did not act for four months and the police put everything on hold, saying there was no crime. I won't judge... I don't want to be involved in whatever follows and be held responsible for something I don't even understand, including the consequences. Surrounded by lawyers with their own interests and the interests of whoever pays them. after Jaroslav Ptáček defined himself against the Tomáš Horáček group, he was quickly removed from all the companies Horáček controls and replaced by his crony Jindřich Štercl. When the police will intervene in these economic malformations of the coarsest grain, no one knows exactly...

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The results of the audit were handed over to the police in the past. In the end, criminal investigators assessed that the purchase of overpriced tickets was not a criminal offence and returned the matter to the Ministry to investigate whether there had been a breach of internal regulations.

"The MFA's investigation did not prove that such a violation had occurred," the ministry said. The ministry did not specify the reason for which the office eventually shelved the case, saying that "the MFA does not publish the results of internal controls." Pay I the state  hundreds of thousands of crowns in fines for freedom of speech, only to have its employees "squander it" in this way, going unpunished when no one is personally responsible for anything? That's how it was under the communists...

In this context, I would like to remind you of the letterof Jan Lipavský, MP for the Pirates, today's Foreign Minister, to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš regarding the appointment of Adam Vojtěch as Czech Ambassador to Finland, dated 18 February 2021. It is a custom in other countries that diplomatic "trafikas" are also given to former politicians or soldiers. The problem is if their character and professional abilities are not a priority (remember, for example, the Czech ambassador to Slovakia, Livia Klausová, daughter of the war criminal during the Slovak state, Stefan Miština).