Today, I am very proud of my country

We Czechs are a nation of drunkards and saints. We can't go all-in in either direction. We can't all pretend we are saints, we can't be all drunkards. We rather prefer to be a bunch of drunkards on the side of saints and we rather prefer to be a bunch saints on the side of drunkards. Today, Czechs are full-time drunkards on the side of saints. The WEF, Commie Reich and Russia are on the side of drunkards, today. <br><br>The good news is that yesterday, the Czech government disbanded the Russian Center in Prague, which was pretending to be an arts center, while secretly working as a center of propaganda and misinformation, which is totally illegal here. They have to empty the building and leave the Czech Republic within 31 days. If they won't comply, they can expect the legal consequences. <br><br>The bad news is that the Czech government completely missed the opportunity to adorn the event with some grandeur. Honestly, I can't figure out why they did not do it. I believe they used to know better. The arts center building serves four purposes and they could have therefore played the gesture with a strong musical background, full of dramatic effects. They could have taken four different pictures with different level of mess and devastation in all rooms at once and place them together in the announcement. One room could be perfectly empty so the Commies won't know whether it is already empty or not, so they have to get nervous and try to figure out whether it is empty or not. A room could be utensilless and empty, but pretend to still be working and hold a non-existing event. Two rooms could be empty and in disarray. One resembled the scene of the battle, the other looked like a result of an earthquake.<br><br>The commies went full berserk and started to pretend they are alive and still relevant, but who cares about the Russians? The only thing that matters is that yesterday, the Czech Republic did not only do the right thing, yesterday we did not only defend our country and democracy. Yesterday we defended the democracy and freedom of the entire Western world, we defended the democracy and freedom in Europe, we defended the democracy and freedom in the entire civilized world. The WEF, the EU, the Western Commie Reich, the NATO and the rest of the world may have resembled the scene of the battle yesterday, the Czech Republic resembled the scene of the earthquake. It's not the first time and I do hope it won't be the last time we have to shake the global totalitarian system.