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More than 500 Moroccan secret agents have infiltrated EU institutions. Members of the European Parliament are being controlled by 007 agents without their knowledge. For three years, they spied on journalists, Algerian and French politicians: one of President Emmanuel Macron's mobile phones appeared on a list of 50,000 phone numbers targeted by the spyware. Morocco will emerge victorious from this scandal too, because it is blackmailing all the countries.
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"In prison for four years because I didn't cooperate. 500 agents infiltrated EU institutions. They're bugging politicians, even Macron."
"I was kidnapped, tortured and held in a secret Moroccan intelligence prison. At one point I was even offered money to cooperate with them from Italy. I refused and then they left me in an underground prison for seven months. Thanks to Italian justice, however, I managed to return here".
The investigation by the Belgian Federal Prosecutor's Office, which is uncovering a vast network of corruption inside and outside the European Parliament, does not surprise Mohamed Dihani at all, especially when it comes to 007's infiltration capabilities in Rabat. On 22 July, the Sahrawi activist and human rights defender managed to enter Italian territory and apply for international protection after a long legal battle, thanks to the support of Amnesty International.
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Corruption at the highest level of the EU: secret meeting in Suite 412
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In the past I wrote about him - The forensic expert "chief" Colonel MUDr. Jan Velek - so protects MsP fraudsters in the "public interest" - the innocent end up in jails ... MsP fined the forensic expert Colonel MUDr. Jan Velek 15 000 CZK (the maximum fine is 500 000 CZK). The results of his opinion (ophthalmology) were completely false and completely refuted. To quote from the article: in the expert opinion in question, he stated that the person being assessed was "blind" at one particular moment about 4 years ago - the person being assessed does not even wear glasses to this day, just by the way, how did the expert come to this conclusion, he did not bother to explain it in the opinion, he simply wrote it down as a conclusion that is indisputable and categorically correct. The fact that the "blind" person was driving a car on the same day, which was confirmed by a number of witnesses, and even confirmed by the person himself, did not disturb the expert, who claimed that driving a car was not incompatible with "blindness".
In this first decision of the MsP (26.1.2023), in which the expert Velek was fined, it is explicitly stated that his conclusions contradict not only expert knowledge but even common knowledge. It has now been established that the expert Velek has been guilty of erroneous opinions in many other cases, and the Ministry has refrained from punishing him on the grounds that the first fine of CZK 15,000 is too much.
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"Subsidies are one of the EU's ills. We are starting to subsidise subsidies too and I think we will end up successfully subsidising each other." Tomáš Pařík - "A free, secularised state lives on assumptions that it cannot guarantee itself. This is the great risk that democracy takes for the sake of freedom." Prof. Ernest-Wolfgang Böckenförde - "Democracy greatly corrupts morals. It habituates the public to blabbering, namely to boastfulness and slander." Jean Dutourd - "The EU is not Europe. It is an ideology without a country, without a nation, without roots, without a soul. The EU is slowly killing millennia of peoples." Marine Le Pen - "A united Europe is a classic utopian project, a monument to the vanity of intellectuals, a programme whose inevitable fate is ruin..." Margaret Thatcher - "The people are synonymous with the word "fart"." Jan Werich
A free handbook was available at the polling station: information on the principles and methods of voting in the European Parliament elections in the Czech Republic. It had 72 A5 pages published in all 24 EU languages. I did not see anyone in the polling station who had read it, or at least flicked through it. Who would be interested in information in 23 other languages when one is enough for me. Apparently it was more "efficient". It must have been printed in the number of EU voters. The number of eligible voters in the EU oddly enough does not give me Google? The population of EU countries is 450 million. The middle generation and older predominate. So let's take 300 million eligible voters for the calculation, so 300 million copies. Suppose the price of one copy was 5 kroner and we are at one and a half billion kroner literally 'blown up'! How many trees this represents, or what proportion of the forest has been cut down, I leave to the experts. Not to mention the fact that the necessary information was disseminated on social media and through the media, the latter being provided by the electoral commissions. One brochure thus tells us more about the EU than we know, if we exclude the possibility that it was another Czech 'speciality'. Who published it, when and the number of copies is not mentioned. Who would brag about it either. Perhaps another of the thousands of nonsensical EU laws and regulations has been broken...
The communists showed us where "all things equal" leads. The EU is asking for their fate.
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"Five dead in Dosimeter" could be the refrain from a song in the style of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young by Rakušan, Pokorný, Polčák & Dobrovský. It could have its world premiere at the Castle and appear in a collection called "So Far," because there's no guarantee that the deaths related to the Dosimeter criminal case end with Věslav Michalik, Jan Gottvald, Petr Adam, Martin Horák and Ondřej Křivka.
Being close to people from STAN is simply risky. The police are slow to act and still haven't answered the question of whether there's a link between Dosimeter and the sprawling PDZ affair. That one claimed its second death last week (the first was lawyer Petr Kruliš), but Czech TV and Czech Radio were so busy promoting the ruling coalition in the EU elections that they forgot to mention the reported suicide of PDZ Chair Robert Zelenka in their evening news. A seventh strange death in the general vicinity of Interior Min. Vít Rakušan and PM Petr Fiala is probably worth the public media's attention.
11. 06. 2024 - EB
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This documentary in Czech and English contains video footage and photographs from the London demonstrations against the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact troops in August 1968. Czechs living in the UK could not accept the Soviet occupation and one of the few ways to show this was through public protests. They demonstrated in the centre of the British capital, seeking help against the occupation of Czechoslovakia, both in 1968 or 1969 after the self-immolation of Jan Palach, but also regularly in the following years until the fall of the normalisation regime in 1989. The programme also includes footage of the 1978 demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London, which was the largest ever. It illustrates the development of London's resistance to the oppressive Communist regime through the stories of Czech refugees in Britain after 1938, 1948 and 1968, and the associated StB espionage games in London. CT 2018.
Lest we forget: Prime Minister Wilson compared the invasion to the Nazi seizure of the Sudetenland in 1968. When the Russians played Dvorak in London, there was a "Freedom for Czechoslovakia!" from the audience - Jan Kuttlwascher, the great RAF aviator, was the brother of Gen. Karel Kutlvašr - Concert of the British group in Lucerna 17.6.1969 Break Away Beach Boys. It was at the top of the British hit parade. The band dedicated a song to occupied Czechoslovakia - "Down with the Russians Brezhnev = Hitler!" - John Tusa Bata - After the expulsion of Russian "KGB diplomats" from London, they were replaced by Czech "STB diplomats", they were also expelled.
"We did not defeat communism because we had better secret services, but because we had a proper democratic society. That was our strength. The StB agents were trying to defend and support a society that was fundamentally corrupt. Yet despite their best efforts, it collapsed."
Martin Nicholson (First Secretary of the British Embassy in Prague 1872-1975)
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Today's society is also corrupted, with totalitarianism still in control. We still do not have a proper democratic society. JŠ
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