František Uhlíř

[Jura Háček 🇨🇿🇪🇺🇺🇦 (jirka maso :) @jura_haczek]

Je to určitě kampaň BBC proti Babišovi, že jo?
Čtyři roky jsme měli uznávaného premiéra, teď máme jen směšnou, věčně nasranou figurku.
Když se mu smějem u nás, tak to ještě jde, jenže oni se mu smějou už i v zahraničí... a to už pak taková prdel není.🙄

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

😄 A blow from an unexpected quarter! Mozambique's president has made Putin a laughingstock

The African leader posted a photo on social media from the so-called Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF).

As we all know, the Russian dictator is self-conscious about his height, and photos like this are a rare sight in his official photo collection.

Wonder if the photographer is still alive?

[Robert Ágh @reflektorbob]

Podívejte se na první řadu.
A za nimi ještě Foldyna.
Zasedání české frakce strany "Jednotné Rusko".
Míru pádu a ohrožení dosvědčuje účast ministra zahraničí a obrany České republiky.
Horší než jsme si ochotni často připustit.

[Jiri Jicha @jirik957]

Útok reaktivních dronů je hlášen z železniční stanice v Dněpru. K incidentu došlo na nástupišti, kde v danou hodinu přijížděl vlak č. 866 Dněpr - Záporoží, na kterém čekali cestující. - Ukrajinské železnice. Média hlásí 13 mrtvých.

UNIAN píše, že úder zasáhl nástupiště, kde v té době stál vlak č. 866 Dněpr-Záporoží. Navzdory zvýšenému bezpečnostnímu nebezpeční a varování se na nástupišti nacházeli lidé.

[Dominik Hasek @hasek_dominik]

Podobné politiky jako tento Slovák vlevo, kteří dnes jednají s ruskými politiky-zločinci odpovědnými za miliony zabitých a zmrzačených lidí, bychom na naše území neměli pouštět. Pomáháme tím podporovat a legalizovat russké zločiny a tedy tím i prodlužujeme russkou válku na 🇺🇦

[František Uhlíř @uhlir32028]

@gisat Snad nejhorší u této šarády byl proslov maďarské Künde Bartha

[Jiří Hrebenar @gisat]

Sochu česko-slovenského přátelství dnes, 27. října 2026, slavnostně odhalili bývalý estébák Andrej Babiš a slovenský politický mafián Robert Fico.

Pod jejich vedením bychom tu republiku snad měli překrýt tím hadrem. Rozhodně bych nesouhlasil s novým vznikem Československa, kde bylo Slovensko mnohokrát v nevyváženém postavení vůči Česku… A vůbec mi nedělá dobře pohled na ty dva politické dinosaury, jak si hrají na státníky při odhalování sochy.

Tak mě napadá, jak se na to dívá typický flastenecký čecháček, když vznik sochy zaplatila investiční skupina Penta.

Kde je najednou všechno to rozhořčení nad vlivem velkého kapitálu, finančních skupin a zákulisních ekonomických zájmů? Nebo snad záleží na tom, kdo zrovna stojí před kamerami a slavnostně odhaluje umělecké dílo?

A především bych rád věděl, proč se z česko-slovenského přátelství musí dělat politické divadlo právě s Babišem a Ficem v hlavních rolích.

Česko-slovenské vztahy přece nejsou majetkem žádného premiéra, žádné politické strany ani žádné finanční skupiny. Jsou výsledkem společné historie, kulturní blízkosti a mezilidských vztahů, které existují bez ohledu na to, kdo právě sedí ve Strakově akademii nebo v Bratislavě.

A právě proto mi připadá poněkud absurdní, když se dva politici nechávají fotografovat u symbolu vzájemného přátelství, zatímco mezi oběma zeměmi existují zásadní rozdíly v pohledu na Rusko, válku na Ukrajině a zahraničněpolitické směřování.

Protože skutečné přátelství mezi dvěma národy nepotřebuje politické dinosaury, kteří si před státním svátkem na chvíli zahrají na historické osobnosti, zatímco ty jednotlivé republiky ničí ve jménu vlastní kapsy, kapsy donátorů, extrémismu a populismu, který potřebují ke svému vládnutí.

[WW3finalboss @WW3finalboss]

🇺🇦🇺🇸 TRUMP'S STARLINK CRISIS BACKFIRED AS CONGRESS RALLIES BEHIND UKRAINE 🇷🇺

What began as a dangerous disruption to Ukraine's battlefield communications has turned into a political confrontation in Washington, with Republicans and Democrats demanding answers from Donald Trump's administration and Elon Musk.

And Volodymyr Zelenskyy has secured an important immediate result.

On October 24, Ukraine's Defence Ministry confirmed that Starlink and Starshield connections were functioning again on platforms travelling faster than 400 km/h. The restrictions introduced earlier in October had disrupted Ukrainian drone operations, including systems used to intercept Russian attacks.

The restoration followed mounting pressure from American lawmakers, Ukrainian officials and public scrutiny of the decision.

But the controversy is far from over.

Eight members of Congress from both parties have urged Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth to expand the Pentagon's Starshield contract and guarantee reliable communications for Ukrainian forces, without arbitrary speed or geographical restrictions.

Meanwhile, Democratic Representatives Sam Liccardo, Jimmy Panetta and Ro Khanna have demanded an investigation into who authorized the restrictions. Their letter to White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles requests answers within 14 days, including whether SpaceX violated its federal contracts.

Senator Richard Blumenthal has launched a separate inquiry into the company's role and the government's dependence on its satellite technology.

Then came another challenge to Trump's Russia policy.

Republicans Brian Fitzpatrick and Don Bacon joined Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez in introducing legislation that would reverse the administration's October 9 authorization involving Russian diesel imports.

Their proposal would also protect intelligence support for Ukraine and require congressional intelligence committees to be notified within 24 hours of any interruption.

The legislation has not become law, and the question of who ordered the satellite restrictions remains unresolved. Trump and Musk have denied responsibility, while accounts of the decision have conflicted.

Nevertheless, the political consequences are already visible.

Instead of ending the controversy, the restoration of satellite connectivity has been followed by demands for investigations, stronger contractual safeguards and legislation challenging the administration's approach to Russia.

Zelenskyy has welcomed the return of critical communications, crediting diplomatic engagement and the pressure exerted by Ukraine's partners.

The immediate operational problem appears to have been resolved. The larger question of whether Ukraine can rely on uninterrupted American-controlled military technology has not.

And Washington's answer may now depend as much on Congress as on the White House.

[EMPR.media @EuromaidanPR]

⚡ Wow... ❗Alarming news has appeared on X (formerly Twitter). If this is true, it is a huge facepalm and a fiasco for Elon Musk 🫢
According to an investigation, the owner of SpaceX blocked a US and NATO satellite to help Russians intercept it following the paralysis of Ukraine's air defense.
US researchers uncovered a reality that Musk carefully conceals and does not want anyone to know about. It turned out that on October 13–14, SpaceX not only restricted Starshield/Starlink during a massive Russian attack involving 39 missiles and hundreds of drones—reducing Ukrainian drone interceptions by 23% and even leaving US personnel in Kyiv without communication 👀
48 hours later (October 15), the owner of SpaceX also blocked a US-licensed orbital radar satellite, ICEYE-X36 (used by the NRO, US Space Force, and NATO), using his satellite so that the Russian military satellite COSMOS 2612 could intercept it (posterior probability of 99.89%–99.98%).
🔥 The Pentagon, the US Space Force, and NATO are simply furious over this betrayal of national interests. From now on, the US military cannot rely on "cooperation" with Musk or feel secure amid such absurd blunders, nor can partners from other countries.
Wonder how this might end? 🤔

[Barbora Mercury 🇨🇿✌️🇪🇺 @MercuryBarbora]

Ten potlesk, co sklidil pan prezident za svoji úžasnou řeč, byl nekonečný🥹👏♥️

[Ondřej Černý 🇨🇿🇺🇦✌🏻 @ondras_cerny]

Povím vám příběh.
O touze nést sami odpovědnost.
O desetiletích příprav a tisících kteří se samostatnosti nedožili.
O hrdosti a dřině.
O zapomenutých obětech.
O úspěších a sebevědomí.
O chybách a pádech.
O krvi a bolesti kterou byly ty viny smyty.
O zlé vůli, chamtivosti a zlobě.
O desetiletích malověrnosti, nicoty a ponížení.
O triumfu zla.
O znovupřevzetí odpovědnosti za naše životy.
Ale hlavně: o naději.
Krásný 108. narozky, má milovaná!

[František Uhlíř @uhlir32028]

@pebr0u Jo dobrý, dnes Sparta prohrála s Baníkem a Evropské poháry jsou další prodělek Křetínského. Fakt dobrý 👍🤣

[pebr0u @pebr0u]

Křetínský a Tkáč věnovali čtvrt milardy Kč přímo na podporu rusáckých vojsk.
Ne že by chtěli.
Ale neodešli z rusácka, když ještě mohli. Makro tam dále podnikalo. Za to byli odměněni tím, že jim RF podnik v září vzala - a teď z něj vytáhla 1G rublů a poslala na válku.
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[Sola #KitchenTalk @Sola_Sistime]

@AnnaDeMilanese Toxische Bromance, die Europa ganz schön teuer zu Buche schlagen könnte!… wenn wir nicht bald diesen Mafia-Bund keine harte Parollen bitten!

[František Uhlíř @uhlir32028]

@KarinKlost39546 @AnnaDeMilanese Včetně České republiky. Je mi to hrozně líto.

[RabbiKRBM-NAFO @KevinMousey]

@Gianl1974 It takes an incredibly brave & courageous young woman of 19 yo to stand up & speak Truth to ruZZian authorities. Knowing she'll suffer full consequences for her insolence in speaking Truths that must never be said aloud. Such action terrifies the monstrous kremlim pygmy Dicktator

[Gianl1974 @Gianl1974]

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In a St. Petersburg courtroom, a 19-year-old girl delivered a speech of incredible courage—in Putin’s Russia.

The student, Daria Kozireva, was on trial for "discrediting the army" (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation)—for having affixed a piece of paper featuring a poem by Taras Shevchenko to a monument of the Ukrainian poet, on the anniversary of the full-scale invasion. Here is his final word:

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"If Taras Grigorievich were to happen upon our time, people here might expect me to say something that would leave him struck into silence. But no. He wouldn’t even be surprised—not in the slightest. A all-too-familiar scene would unfold before his eyes: Muscovy, creeping forward once again.

Naturally, this war did not begin in 2022. Even in the narrowest sense, one could consider 2014 the starting point—a conflict initiated by the Russians themselves, who bear the guilt for every drop of blood shed. In a broader sense, however, this war has been raging for hundreds of years.

It is a peculiar feature of Russian history: regardless of which regime holds power, some internal, quasi-religious impulse within that regime simply refuses to let Ukraine go in peace. Tsars, Communists—it makes no difference what guise they wear; they are all the same.

After all these centuries, one would think they might finally grasp a simple truth: just leave. Yes, Moscow has won many times, but it has never achieved a definitive victory—and it never will. The Ukrainian people will no longer permit it. They have had enough.
Those who crave occupation have never understood this. They are not particularly intelligent, no matter how much they might wish to appear otherwise. No one granted them the right to dictate Ukraine’s past or its future. They fail to realize that Ukrainians have no need for an 'elder brother'—and certainly not for the notion of a 'triune Russian nation.'

Ukraine is a free nation—a truly free nation—and it shall determine its own destiny.
As for those who parrot the invader’s narratives—the Ukrainian people will hold them in contempt. And there is no need to start talking about 'nationalists'..." ...Ukrainians." You are bringing this about yourselves.

If you push your way into Ukraine — you will find out. And perhaps quite painfully.
I sincerely hope the Russians remember these fundamental truths:
Ukraine — once again — is a free nation. It will decide for itself which path to take, whom to consider a brother, and whom to regard as an enemy. It will decide for itself how to treat its own history. And, furthermore, it will decide for itself which language to speak.

I believe I am stating the obvious, yet for many, these things are not yet obvious at all. Putin cannot even conceive of Ukraine as a sovereign nation. And there is much else that eludes his understanding — such as human rights or democratic principles.

Even those who are supposedly opposed to the Putin regime do not always grasp this. They do not always understand that Ukraine, having paid for its sovereignty with blood, will decide for itself how to live.
I want to believe that with the arrival of democracy, this attitude will change. I want to believe in a future where Russia abandons its imperialism — whether overt or covert. God willing. May it only be God’s will.

I have already mentioned, during various discussions, that any talk of "chains" in relation to Ukraine would be inappropriate today. Ukrainians will no longer allow themselves to be humiliated. And, indeed, they do not permit it now.

Yet, in the time of Shevchenko, chains were, unfortunately, a reality. His poetry did not contain calls to fight the Muscovites; the time was not right, and the hopes were not the same. His patriotic creative work is a cry—a cry over the cruel fate of Ukraine, a cry for the forgotten glory of the Cossacks, and a cry over the errors and defeats that led Ukraine to lose its freedom.

[EMPR.media @EuromaidanPR]

Content of Tense Conversation Between Budanov and Trump's Team Revealed

Negotiations between the Ukrainian delegation and Donald Trump's special envoys in Miami, as reported by Le Monde, escalated into a conflict. According to the publication, during a three-hour meeting at the Shell Bay golf club, Steve Witkoff "with irritation" demanded that Kyrylo Budanov, head of Zelenskyy's office, cease strikes on Russian oil refineries.

Budanov, per Le Monde's information, "barely contained his anger" and felt that he was being "treated like a child, trying to teach him how to make money." The Americans presented an ambitious plan for postwar "regional prosperity," which envisioned resuming the transit of Russian oil and gas to Europe through Ukraine, with dividends paid to Kyiv.

Budanov was outraged that such a deal would tie Ukraine to Moscow, after which the negotiations broke off. When the meeting resumed, the Americans proposed accepting a deal for supplies of Russian diesel to the United States.

The publication's sources noted that they had never seen Ukrainians "so upset and alarmed." Zelenskyy's entourage described the situation as "hopeless," since Trump's envoys "think only about business."

📸: Press service of the President of Ukraine

[František Uhlíř @uhlir32028]

@1250cc03004c44e @MinKultury @OtoKlempir @petr_macinka @tomio_cz @ObranaTweetuje @dostalondrej @FoldynaJaroslav Bože to je sešlost 🤦

[František Uhlíř @uhlir32028]

@trochuBrandy @Arkan08565538 @realPetrSvec @bratricek Snažím se ignorovat reklamu přepnutím programu. Většinou to vyhraje ČT 2. Nevím možná jsem debil, že se nedívám na reklamu🤣