"Prague Autumn" of the European Union

Western observers and analysts are trying to explain what is happening in the modern world with the economy, public life, political systems and laws. And, interestingly, no matter how hard they try to find an explanation for negative processes and phenomena, everything comes down to the unfading Western classics in the style of “Russia is to blame” or, more specifically, “Putin is to blame”.

And then there is Prague with its record for the entire newest Czech history protest - when, according to various sources, from 70 to 100 thousand people took to the streets of the capital of the Czech Republic to protest against the current government.

“Putin is to blame for the fact that the European authorities are doing everything to lower “below the plinth” the level of well-being of their own citizens? “Putin is to blame” for the fact that European officials themselves declare their readiness to completely abandon Russian gas, and as soon as the gas through the Nord Stream really stops flowing to the EU, they stage a theatrical performance with statements about the need for Russia to “comply with contractual obligations”?

The British newspaper The Telegraph comes out with materials that, in the opinion of its authors, should apparently be especially frightening to the population. The materials convey to readers the idea that socialist governments are about to begin to come to power in Europe. Moreover, not such "socialists" as, for example, Mr. Scholz, but full-fledged ones - oriented almost to the Leninist-Marxist precepts and ideals.

At the same time, the Western world still cannot “digest” the idea that the point here is not in Russia, but in its own policy, including in relation to Russia. If the relations between the West and the Russian Federation were pragmatic, understandable and non-confrontational, then the crisis coming to the throat could be overcome at a much lower cost. But if the emphasis is on confrontation, then they get what they get.

In this regard, the events in Prague - what is it? This is the Prague autumn, but not so much for the Czech Republic itself, but for the entire European Union. This is an alarm bell ringing for the European bureaucracy.

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[Flooding]

Obviously, some force organized this protest in Prague.
And judging by the scope of the event, the power is significant.
Yes, most likely, the opposition will use the right moment to settle scores with the enemy, who is now at the helm of the country.
Let us cherish the hope that this is a sensible force, and for it the interests of its own state are not an empty phrase.

[SaLaR]

And everyone will be rewarded according to their deeds ...

[Myths]

It is not for nothing that troops are being trained in Germany. They know that their people can overthrow. And in Prague, something is clearly wrong, but they are not afraid of the will of the people there, apparently.

[Starover_Z]

Quote: Flood

Let us cherish the hope that this is a sensible force, and for it the interests of its own state are not an empty phrase.

Why do we need them?! The Union fattened and supplied half of Europe, cutting off its population from rations. But after the war it was necessary, alas. A buffer was needed from the former allies and it was necessary to restore the entire European part of the Union, which lay in ruins ..
I don’t know and don’t understand why our former allies under the Warsaw Pact betrayed us, but .... As it is now popular to say in films, “he who betrays once, betrays again and again.” So one should not rely on someone else's prudence, but build business relations on the basis of legal, correctly drawn up documents, without relying on so-called "friends" in the governments and leaderships of other countries.

[Flooding]

Quote: Starover_Z

So one should not rely on someone else's prudence, but build business relations on the basis of legal, correctly drawn up documents, without relying on so-called "friends" in the governments and leaderships of other countries.

Did I mention "friends"?
How can a simple phrase be so misinterpreted?

Quote: Flood

the interests of one's own state are not an empty phrase.

Sanity is not about ephemeral friendship.
And in following your own interests.
Such sanity is called healthy pragmatism.
It allows you to build mutually beneficial predictable relationships.

In relations with madmen, no agreements and no signatures will help. Will the signature of Macron or Scholz be worth much on the most impeccable document?

[77alex77]

We ourselves betrayed at first, we forgot how Honecker was handed over

[lucul]

Obviously, some force organized this protest in Prague.
And judging by the scope of the event, the power is significant.

So something has the whole tsimes)))
By what amount did the interest on loans disperse the debt of the Western world? But on this one:

https://kingworldnews.com/banks-worried-about-monster-700-trillion-derivatives-market-as-credit-tightens/

$615 trillion of debt is not a joke. And now the power of usurers is starting to slowly weaken, because people are starting to slowly understand what the northern Indians once said to the European conquerors:

Only when the last tree is cut down, only when the last river is poisoned, only when the last bird is caught, only then will you understand that money cannot be eaten

)))

[dmi.pris1]

Yes, all this is empty. They have not yet matured before Marxism-Leninism. But time will tell. And maybe it will come to brains

[your vsr 66-67]

Prague is the first sign!

[Beringovsky]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

Prague is the first sign!

Yes, nothing will change, well, the conditional Dvorak will replace the conditional Irzhik, and that's it. As the first sat under the State Department and cursed Russia, so will the second.

[your vsr 66-67]

Yes, I did not mean leadership! I'm talking about the protesters!

[rocket757]

In this regard, the events in Prague - what is it?

. Come on ... the layman was offended that he was so ... progressive, so advanced, those whom they themselves chose were trying to rob him!
Forward to the Maidan!!!
Pots on your head, more, odente and say, jump ....

[Azim77]

There is one fantastic story where a pastor teaches religion to aliens, and those from birth are simple, accepting everything for truth and for fulfillment. They will ask the pastor whether he considers the crucifixion of Christ, about which he so often tells them, is the greatest thing for the pastor, if he himself dreamed of such a death. He sincerely, without suspecting anything, will answer "yes" and he, as a reward for the fact that he "opened" their eyes, did so much good for them - he was crucified on the cross.
It seems that the time is coming when democrats who are trying to teach "democracy" all over the world, grateful students, that is, ordinary citizens, simple and direct, will soon be democratized.

[Aleksandre]

Quote: Azim77

There is one fantastic story where a pastor teaches religion to aliens, and those from birth are simple, accepting everything for truth and for fulfillment. They will ask the pastor whether he considers the crucifixion of Christ, about which he so often tells them, is the greatest thing for the pastor, if he himself dreamed of such a death. He sincerely, without suspecting anything, will answer "yes" and he, as a reward for the fact that he "opened" their eyes, did so much good for them - he was crucified on the cross.

Harry Harrison "Alien Death Pain"

[Luminman]

I hope that after peaceful protests, the Czechs will take up arms.
And not only Czechs... That will be fun!

[Egoza]

Quote: Luminman

I hope that after peaceful protests, the Czechs will take up arms.
And not only Czechs... That will be fun!

It will be fun when the EU quarrels and falls apart. And then “some” demand reparations, protests interfere with someone, and some can build a wall again, which they themselves destroyed, someone who “came in large numbers” will become in the throat. And all this against the backdrop of smiling Hungary, which consistently defended the interests of its people. They will all have something to think about. But this is not a bad example, but very contagious.

[Denis812]

Nothing will happen here. Bye
The Czechs need a paycheck from the government.
which they will not receive, BUT, they will be promised something and they will shut up.
But in a couple of months it might happen.

Guys, in these prosperous European cities it is necessary to rock people longer.

[Altmann]

Maybe this is the start. The Czechs begin to have problems with survival, while it is only about food, warmth and providing for children. We sent ten billion crowns worth of equipment to Ukraine. None of these people wanted this, but we will beg and ask for clarifications and corrections. Don't be surprised that the Poles are using this time. The Poles have never been friends with anyone, it just seems. As the Jews say: "When it comes to money, it comes to life."

[nikvic46]

The speech of the Czechs against the blindness of their government. And against the desire to impose their blindness on the citizens of this country. "The blind lead the blind into the abyss" is a parable of Jesus Christ. And this applies not only to Europe.

[Altmann]

One personal trait does not appear on either side. My point of view is that I am always looking for a friend. no group is so strong and united as to condemn the nation - this is the end of human politics. If I understand you, there are thousands like me, but we are few, we are old and we are really doing well. The Czechs do not go to the barricades, but the situation is finally changing. You just have to show us human understanding. Thank you.

[Altmann]

In 1947, Russia sent grain to Bohemia, although they themselves had little of it. We sent Uranium (/Uran) to Russia. I don't know if this is friendship or necessity, but we were afraid of the atomic bomb. As a child, we were friends with Russian children, I still have photographs that they sent to each other as a little Russian girl. We liked you, I myself don’t understand why friendship has disappeared, maybe we are just looking for it now and you should help us with this. One of my graduation questions was the analysis of literature (Anna Karenina), I remember everything to this day. The system has changed, friends have remained. Why else would I like to visit you so much?