Czech mayor calls CCP 'rude clowns' after threats over Taiwan trip

[Chhatrapati]

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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The mayor of a Prague district on Monday (Aug. 31) fired off an angry letter in response to a threat by a Chinese "wolf warrior diplomat" that Czech Senate speaker Milos Vystrcil would "pay a heavy price" for his ongoing visit to Taiwan.
On Sunday, Vystrcil, along with his 89-member delegation, began a five-day tour of Taiwan, making him the highest-level Czech official to ever visit the country. On Monday, China's foreign ministry cited State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi (王毅) as saying “The Chinese government and Chinese people won’t take a laissez-faire attitude or sit idly by, and will make him (Vystrcil) pay a heavy price for his short-sighted behaviour and political opportunism."
That same day, the Mayor of Prague district Reporyje, Pavel Novotny, on his Facebook page posted a photo of a scathing letter he addressed directly to Wang in response to his threat. In the subject line of the letter, Novotny demands an immediate apology for Wang's threats made against his country.
In the letter, Novotny condemns Wang for having 'crossed the lines" of diplomatic norms. He then chastised the foreign ministry for threatening the Czech senate speaker in such a way and behaving like "unmannered rude clowns."
He then demanded that China apologize for the threat "right now" with a formal apology delivered within 24 hours to the Czech foreign minister, who Novotny claimed agrees with him. However, he lamented that the minister dare not express this sentiment publicly due to a pact between the "not very sane" Czech President Milos Zeman and his "co-conspirator" Prime Minister Andrej Babis and communist China.

Novotny said that Wang should be "ashamed" of his threat and he called on China's top diplomat to acknowledge his mistake or face a "heavy price for bullying." Taking a jab at China's notorious dept-trap diplomacy, the Reporyje mayor then said that his side's reaction would be the same even if the communist autocracy invested "14x more than our friends from Taiwan."
He called on Wang to "wake up" and swore that he "will not s*** on us." Novotny closed by demanding a copy via email so that he can keep his "diplomatic f*** up" in his archives and warned him not to "p*** him off."

Czech mayor calls CCP 'rude clowns' after threats over Taiwan trip | Taiwan News | 2020-09-01 12:59:00

Prague district mayor warns China will pay 'heavy price for bullying' Czech Senate president | 2020-09-01 12:59:00

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[Chhatrapati]

Unmannered rude clowns.

 

[beijingwalker]

The Czech government accepts Beijing's "One China" policy and does not send official delegations to the island.

But Vystrcil is a member of the right-wing opposition Civic Democrats and is not bound by the protocol.

The delegation, including politicians, entrepreneurs, scientists and journalists, will meet Tsai on Thursday as part of their five-day trip.

Vystrcil said his visit was a way to highlight Czech sovereignty as his country "should not listen to the orders of another country, especially a non-democratic country", a clear reference to Beijing.

He said the Taiwan visit did not violate Czech's interpretation of the "one China" principle.

"We are not against the People's Republic of China," he told reporters.

 

[newb3e]

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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The mayor of a Prague district on Monday (Aug. 31) fired off an angry letter in response to a threat by a Chinese "wolf warrior diplomat" that Czech Senate speaker Milos Vystrcil would "pay a heavy price" for his ongoing visit to Taiwan.
On Sunday, Vystrcil, along with his 89-member delegation, began a five-day tour of Taiwan, making him the highest-level Czech official to ever visit the country. On Monday, China's foreign ministry cited State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi (王毅) as saying “The Chinese government and Chinese people won’t take a laissez-faire attitude or sit idly by, and will make him (Vystrcil) pay a heavy price for his short-sighted behaviour and political opportunism."
That same day, the Mayor of Prague district Reporyje, Pavel Novotny, on his Facebook page posted a photo of a scathing letter he addressed directly to Wang in response to his threat. In the subject line of the letter, Novotny demands an immediate apology for Wang's threats made against his country.
In the letter, Novotny condemns Wang for having 'crossed the lines" of diplomatic norms. He then chastised the foreign ministry for threatening the Czech senate speaker in such a way and behaving like "unmannered rude clowns."
He then demanded that China apologize for the threat "right now" with a formal apology delivered within 24 hours to the Czech foreign minister, who Novotny claimed agrees with him. However, he lamented that the minister dare not express this sentiment publicly due to a pact between the "not very sane" Czech President Milos Zeman and his "co-conspirator" Prime Minister Andrej Babis and communist China.

Novotny said that Wang should be "ashamed" of his threat and he called on China's top diplomat to acknowledge his mistake or face a "heavy price for bullying." Taking a jab at China's notorious dept-trap diplomacy, the Reporyje mayor then said that his side's reaction would be the same even if the communist autocracy invested "14x more than our friends from Taiwan."
He called on Wang to "wake up" and swore that he "will not s*** on us." Novotny closed by demanding a copy via email so that he can keep his "diplomatic f*** up" in his archives and warned him not to "p*** him off."

Czech mayor calls CCP 'rude clowns' after threats over Taiwan trip | Taiwan News | 2020-09-01 12:59:00

Prague district mayor warns China will pay 'heavy price for bullying' Czech Senate president | 2020-09-01 12:59:00

www.taiwannews.com.tw

did you post to show that a small european country has more balls than Siri surrendrr Modi g?

 

[Chhatrapati]

The Czech government accepts Beijing's "One China" policy and does not send official delegations to the island.

And yet you unnecessarily made a remark from higher ups giving breathing space for them to be rebuked in the crassest language.

did you post to show that a small european country has more balls than Siri surrendrr Modi g?

I could ask the same question to cheerleaders, then I saw your flags.

 

[vi-va]

The Czech government accepts Beijing's "One China" policy and does not send official delegations to the island.

But Vystrcil is a member of the right-wing opposition Civic Democrats and is not bound by the protocol.

The delegation, including politicians, entrepreneurs, scientists and journalists, will meet Tsai on Thursday as part of their five-day trip.

Vystrcil said his visit was a way to highlight Czech sovereignty as his country "should not listen to the orders of another country, especially a non-democratic country", a clear reference to Beijing.

He said the Taiwan visit did not violate Czech's interpretation of the "one China" principle.

"We are not against the People's Republic of China," he told reporters.

No wonder there was Munich Agreement. Those fools never learnt anything from history, they put their own political interest on top of their national interest.

What is the real protection of such a small nation - Czech to be independent? The sovereignty of nation concept and UN charter.

If those Czech right wing clowns believe they don't need to respect China's sovereignty, so does China.

China can protect her own sovereignty by her own military might and will. When new Munich Agreement signed later some day, don't blame China. China won't veto in the UN Security Council.

Gaddafi of Libya invited Taiwan so called president in 2006, where is he now? Gaddafi whole family got slaughtered. Why did NOT China veto the invasion in 2011?

Don't cry when you need us one day, Czech. Damn fools.

 

[Jackdaws]

The Czech government accepts Beijing's "One China" policy and does not send official delegations to the island.

But Vystrcil is a member of the right-wing opposition Civic Democrats and is not bound by the protocol.

The delegation, including politicians, entrepreneurs, scientists and journalists, will meet Tsai on Thursday as part of their five-day trip.

Vystrcil said his visit was a way to highlight Czech sovereignty as his country "should not listen to the orders of another country, especially a non-democratic country", a clear reference to Beijing.

He said the Taiwan visit did not violate Czech's interpretation of the "one China" principle.

"We are not against the People's Republic of China," he told reporters.

Has the Czech Govt said it has a "One China policy"?

 

[Dark1]

Interestingly Czechoslovakia was divided peacefully into the Czech republic and Slovakia after the eastern bloc fell. Something for the one China policy backers to learn from.

 

[vi-va]

Interestingly Czechoslovakia was divided peacefully into the Czech republic and Slovakia after the eastern bloc fell. Something for the one China policy backers to learn from.

Will India do this peacefully or violently? I hope peacefully.

 

[jamahir]

Are F-words really used by diplomats nowadays ?

 

[gulli]

Will India do this peacefully or violently? I hope peacefully.

OK, we will peacefully take out Tibet first and Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region afterwards as per your wish

 

[Chhatrapati]

Will India do this peacefully or violently? I hope peacefully.

Mayor is not a Diplomat, he is a Politician.

 

[vi-va]

Mayor is not a Diplomat, he is a Politician.

What I mean this. Will India do this peacefully or violently? I hope peacefully.

Interestingly Czechoslovakia was divided peacefully into the Czech republic and Slovakia after the eastern bloc fell.

 

[Chhatrapati]

What I mean this. Will India do this peacefully or violently? I hope peacefully.

India do what? Do you want us to split your country? We are experienced at that which one, Tibet, Xinjiang or Hong Kong,

 

[vostok]

Not all Czech officials are crazy, but part of them are. Just recently they have removed Konev monument - a monument to the man, who freed their country from Nazis. Something is really wrong there.