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Karel Havlíček Borovský
26. června r. 1850

KOMUNISMUS znamená v pravém a úplném smyslu bludné učení, že nikdo nemá míti žádné jmění, nýbrž, aby všechno bylo společné, a každý dostával jenom část zaslouženou a potřebnou k jeho výživě. Bez všelikých důkazů a výkladů vidí tedy hned na první pohled každý, že takové učení jest nanejvýš bláznovské, a že se mohlo jen vyrojiti z hlav několika pomatených lidí, kteří by vždy z člověka chtěli učiniti něco buď lepšího neb horšího, ale vždy něco jiného než je člověk.

 


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September 14, 2012

Summary

The Czech Republic announced a state of emergency on Wednesday following a series of deaths and serious injuries from illegal toxic alcohol made from industrial chemical: methanol.

Methanol is highly toxic to humans. It is, with even a small amount in its pure form, capable of causing blindness or death.

For International Day of Peace, Friday 21 September 2012

Sudetsti_Nemci_1History is vital to our understanding of who we are as a people, but it becomes confusing due to unanswered questions and untold stories.The good and bad in all need to be known. The pain suffered and the death toll of the Jewish people during WWII is well documented and well known. The pain suffered and the death toll of the Eastern German people is not known at all. An expulsion turned genocide has been a well kept secret for over 60 years and it's time for the survivors to tell their stories.

Sinagl_EJTo the citizens of the Czech Republic.

When the new law concerning direct election of the President of our Republic was passed, I decided to run for this highest office of our country as an independent candidate. It is normal in all democratic countries that for any office, including the highest one, can run any citizen, even one not facilitated with any political Party. Since we cannot exclude possibility that our next President is already selected, the one that will be acceptable to all political parties that are willing to support this person financially and in all public media, it is more than clear that such a candidate is not, and never can be, fully independent.

 

SIGN THE PETITION

PUSSY_RIOT_klecDear friends, Facing 2 years in jail for singing a song criticizing President Putin in a church, a member of Pussy Riot gestured to the court and said in her show-trial's closing statements, "Despite the fact that we are physically here, we are freer than everyone sitting across from us ... We can say anything we want..."

 

 

Sudetsti_Nemci_1T THE END of World War II, between twelve and fourteen million people, ethnic Germans, were forcibly expelled from Eastern Europe, or, if they had already fled, were prevented from going back to their homes. Many of them were simply bundled on to cattle trucks of the sort previously used to take Europe’s Jews to their fate in the gas chambers of Auschwitz and Treblinka, and sent westward to Germany without food, water, or adequate winter clothing. Others were detained in appalling conditions in concentration camps for weeks, suffering from disease, starvation, and maltreatment, before they were brutally pushed out to the west. Long lines trudged towards Germany, with the weak succumbing to hypothermia and malnutrition. Altogether probably half a million and perhaps as many as a million perished in what was the largest action of what later came to be known as “ethnic cleansing” in history.