★政府の失政（大失態？）の尻拭いをさせられるチェコ市民がプラハで立ち上がる。
平和的なデモでチェコ市民が、政府に辞任を要求。ＷＥＦ（世界経済フォーラム）が推し進める、支配者層と大富豪、大企業等だけが勝ち残る不公正で歪んだグローバリゼーションに服従する自国政府に異を唱えた格好だ。
★目を見張るのは、ＥＵ・ＷＨＯ・ＵＮの恣意的な強要からの解放
エネルギー価格の高騰や食糧不足だけでなく、なんと言ってもＣＯＶＩＤ－１９＆ワクチン政策での、超愚策な社会的隔離や効果など露程も無く有害なだけの強制接種に恐怖のマスクなどなど、ＷＨＯやＵＮそしてＥＵからは離脱したくなったよね。真面な感覚さえあれば！！
★ロシア軍による特別軍事作戦は、俺達の戦いじゃない。公正中立でいるべきだ。
全くその通りだよ。英米の欺瞞に満ちた善悪の価値観より、ロシアの方が道義的に正義を体現しているよ。ロシア軍はウクライナとじゃない、英国・米国との代理戦争をウクライナで手掛けているのだから。
"This Is Not Our War": At Least 70 Thousand People Took Part In Rallies In Prague
（https://southfront.org/this-is-not-our-war-at-least-70-thousand-people-took-part-in-rallies-in-prague/）
On September 3, a large rally demanding the resignation of the government was held on Wenceslas Square in the center of Prague. According to the Czech police, about 70 thousand people took part in the peaceful demonstration. The organizers of the campaign called "The Czech Republic in the first place!" declared that there were about 100 thousand participants.
The organizers demanded that the government resign by September 25, saying that they would hold new actions if this did not happen.
The rally united citizens with different views, politicians from various political parties and movements, as well as activists of different organizations who decided to "fight together for the future of the country."
The organizers of the action criticized the government for high energy prices, as well as the generally pro-Western course of the current government.
The demonstrators demanded the ensuring of gas supplies at low prices, i.e. from Russia, change of the electricity payment system and free the Czech industry from dependence on foreign companies. The citizens also demanded to free their country from direct political subordination to the EU, WHO and the UN. Among the demands there are the assurance of freedom of speech in the media . The protesters demanded the declaration of neutrality of the Czech Republic in the Ukrainian war and "stop diluting the nation with Ukrainian refugees."
The predicted chaos in Europe begins, and it is expected to gain momentum in various countries in the coming months.
