I very much appreciated the move by Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala to visit Kiev in March 2022, together with the then Slovenian Prime Minister (and, as I know, on his initiative) Janez Janša and his Polish partners. They were the first to support the Ukrainian nation and its President, Mr Zelensky, in this way in the fight against Russian aggression for freedom and democracy. The whole mission was courageous and certainly not without risks from a security point of view.
I also had high hopes for the new governing coalition of Petro Fiala, who in the 2021 election campaign promised decency and to right the wrongs of the previous government. Unfortunately, I am still waiting for this.
The Prime Minister was one of the people I approached in the matter of serious fraud with Schengen visas at the Czech embassy in Morocco. I have not yet received a reply. However, he has stressed to other Czech citizens who have also contacted him on this matter that he "has no competence". According to the Constitution of the Czech Republic, the Prime Minister organises the activities of the government, chairs its meetings and speaks on its behalf. His position within the government is quite strong and determines the direction of policy. Although he cannot directly influence the activities of individual ministries, he should not turn a blind eye to serious misconduct. By virtue of his position, he is also the Chairman of the State Security Council and the Council for Combating Corruption.
Notwithstanding the fact that everyone has a duty to report and if they become aware of wrongdoing, possible criminal activity or misconduct, they should act immediately to the best of their ability. Do not just plead incompetence. Above all, politicians should look after the good of the state and its citizens, and hence of the EU/Schengen, of which their country is a member. Petr Fiala himself often attends international forums and meetings concerning foreign policy and even visa policy. Some time ago, for example, he was in Albania, where he stressed the need for a responsible approach to visa practice in countries bordering Schengen. In particular, this was the case, for example, in Serbia, through which illegals from third countries have entered and are entering the Schengen area. Some do not even need a visa thanks to existing bilateral visa-free agreements. Serbia, for example, has become a gateway for illegal migration to Hungary or via Croatia to Slovenia and Italy, culminating in a huge wave of illegal Moroccans in 2019-20.
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Laws without morality are useless. When you know you are right, you defend yourself with arguments; when you lie, you defend yourself with censorship.
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"Europe's task is no longer, and never will be, to rule the world, nor to spread its idea of prosperity and goodness by force, nor to impose its culture on it, nor even to instruct it. Its only meaningful task in the coming century is to be its best self, that is, to resurrect and project into its own life its own best spiritual traditions, and thus to participate creatively in the creation of a new way of world coexistence."
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