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Posted: 21:01 30/09/2008
Please, consider the socio-economic reasons behind theft, prostitution, crime, etc. These issues come from a much larger issue within the makeup of society. Do you think women turn towards prostitution because it appears to be fun? Look beyond the overt manifestations of these social issues and consider their latent roots.

Posted: 09:29 30/09/2008
She does not appear curious why someone who obviously looks healthy would need so much cold medicine. Not that you have to be sick: The cold tablets contain pseudoephedrine, a substance that many are increasingly procuring over the counter these days in order to produce the most widely used hard drug in the country, pervitin (comparable to crystal methamphetamine, or simply crystal meth).

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Posted: 23:56 29/09/2008
The author proves a well discerning eye. The observations made and the effects of certain "city planning" can be seen in cities all over Europe and require immediate action by civil society. What I see critically is his assumption, as I read it, that city officials would not support alternatives, per se. In my opinion, this point would need more justification. Nevertheless, the conclusion appears a to be a proper way to reclaim public space: civil disobedience. Again, I enjoyed reading a well written and refreshing article with a holistic European perspective.

Posted: 13:52 26/09/2008
Thanks for calling attention to this. It is too easy to accept these kinds of changes as improvements without realizing who is being pushed out.

Posted: 10:54 29/09/2008
This piece seems to me to be more churnalism than objective journalism.

As a resident of Manchester, where Starbucks coffee shops can be found every few metres, I am concerned that the introduction of the brand could threaten independent shop owners. With Starbucks all coffee and food tastes the same, and all the decor looks the same.

It's not good for the Czech Republic's independent coffee culture

Posted: 22:45 28/09/2008
Prague has some of the best, most unique scuptures I have ever seen.

Posted: 18:25 28/09/2008
I wanted to touch on the recent comments from Pakistan. I and my teams have spent much time in the region and Lahore is well known to us. The last time we were there the Iraian President was visiting the grave a well know poet in Lahore. Security was so poor that I was nearly standing next to him and his vehicles were easy access for me! Pakistan must ,,MUST do something about security. They really don't get it! You have to be tough if you really want to protect people. Everyone understands that thier rights and freedoms have changed a bit since the MAGOR BIN LADEN did his deeds on 11 Septmeber 2001. Pakistan must take extrem measures to make the word security have meaning! Gerald Scott FLint , Volunteer Medics Worldwide

Posted: 22:18 26/09/2008
I SLIT TO IVO ZADRAK, THE AMBASSADOR CZECH REPUBLIC IN PAKISTAN. HE WAS NOT ONLY A EXPERIENCED DIPLOMAT BUT VERY BRAVE HUMAN BEING WHO SECREFIED HIS LIFE SAVING OTHERS.
WE ALL AS A NATION FEEL VERY SORRY ON THIS TRAGIC ACCIDENT. WE PRAY FOR H.E. AVO ZADREK AND HIS FAMILY. PLEASE DELIVER OUR FEELINGS TO THE FAMILY OF AMBASSADOR.
WAHEED ANJUM
ISLAMABAD
PAKISTAN

Posted: 06:21 26/09/2008
Great article by Mr. Cunningham and very pleased to see the that the Czechs will stay strong on their issues and objectives in the region. I have very strong Czech ties as my daughter, Jenny lives in CZ when she is not with me. I would enjoy hearing back from Mr. Cunningham if he wishes good feed from our humanitarian missions and efforts abroad.
Gerald Scott Flint, ,Volunteer Medics Worldwide

Posted: 04:39 26/09/2008
As a Pakistani, let me express my condolences for the loss of your ambassador. We Pakistanis value our friends across the globe and welcome them into our country and into our homes. It is a matter of shame for us that your ambassador was one of many persons killed in the heart of our capital.

We face a complex battle for the future of our country. Your ambassador was murdered along with dozens of innocents, most of them Pakistani. But we are determined to defeat these murderers and secure a better future for our country, region, and world.

My hope is that the time is not far when your country can rebuild its diplomatic presence inside Pakistan and our countries can build strong bilateral relations.

We in Pakistan have much to learn from your country. In less than two decades, you have secured liberty, democracy, and prosperity. Pakistan's moderate majority is struggling for the same. Let us hope we will be victorious.

Posted: 01:39 28/09/2008
Huh? I've been using expats.cz for years, I met my wife through it actually. Love the show, enjoyed the local music too - keep up the good work! Pete

Posted: 07:05 23/09/2008
I agree, that site stinks and is for the truly ill-informed. Mr. CEO needs to think before he speaks...its a last resort site for pro's. Advertising there is a death wish, unless you hope to entice kids with no budget. The mistakes it has made alone speaks numerous volumes about his education...radio, it is not. The 'other site' is correct, video is where it is at, and expats.cz is for the foolish.

Posted: 01:05 28/09/2008
Um... what?

Perhaps we might take you seriously if you made sense?

Posted: 23:23 27/09/2008
What a fascinating story...as a life-long Madonna fan, I rarely learn anything new, but this was a first for me. Who'd have thought a Prague native would've had such a firsthand encounter with the pop diva herself? I want to know more!!

Posted: 19:36 25/09/2008
we were intimidated and overcharged by one taxi driver number 090260 Dusan Kindzersky rego 4s90957. 400 crowns from the castle to wenceslas square my wife was so distressed she never left the hotel after this incident so much for fair play

Posted: 16:54 24/09/2008
I will never ever again feel Sory for myself ever
I was born with a Facial and Feet deformity
I now have a Bierd and I had my feet reconstructed
IM ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES MATE ;-)
TAKE CARE "LEDGENDMAN"
Your quite an "Inspiration"
My wife has MD she is the most wonderfull person in the world
I never thought someone would fall in love with me
BUT SHE DID AND SHE HAS MODEL LOOKS TRIPPY STUFF
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE

Posted: 15:52 24/09/2008
TO: EMBASSY OF INDIA, Prague

His Excellency the Ambassador


Your Excellency,



I have been totally surprised at the critisicim and hatred directed against India, by the Czech Ambassador to India, Mr.





Hynek Kmoníček. Is this really the Ambassadors role, to taint the good image of India, its people and its judicial system. Is Mr. Kmonicek a lawyer, or an expert of law? Or just an ameteur who likes to think he understands the law of another country. It seems to me that he wants to infer in Indians domestic politics.



From my understanding from information on the Czech Embassy website, Mr. Kmonicek is a former Music teacher and concert player (lute, classical guitar) 1986 - 1991, and not a trained lawyer, or an expert on judisprudence.



His comments are a direct insult to the great Indian people and to India. Painting the Indian people and India as a backward nation and people where the rule of law does not exist, where chaos rules, and questions Indian logic and the thinking of its people.



The matter is that it seems apparent that these Czechs entered India with criminal intent of breaking the law of India. What has their age and scientific status, got to do with justice as stated by Mr. Hynek Kmonicek.



As scientists, they must have been aware of the international guidelines and rules protecting wildlife and insects. Most countries have laws, and this is a poor excuse in stating that they did not know the law, so they must not be punished. I am sure that the Czech Republic does not allow the importation of endangered animals, however, as I do not know which animals are not permitted into the Czech Republic, and decide to bring an endangered animal into the country, can I plea, that I did not know the laws of the Czech Republic, in my defence. This is stupity and arrogrance of two Czech citizens (and a Czech Ambassador), which if they indeed had any status in the internationally scientific community, would have become familiar with the laws of the country they decided to enter to do there research, and laws they decided to break.



Maybe, Mr. Kmonicek places no value on the life of a protected insect, or perhaps an endangered or threatened animal. I realise Mr. Kmonicek likes a good steak and has no problems in killing a cow, and could question that killing cows is illogic to him.



However, as a jew I do not eat Pork, and am sure that Mr. Kmonicek understands this, but then he could question the logic of my people.



With kind regards,



Libor Peck

Praha 6

Posted: 04:23 23/09/2008
It is not only the hotels. The streets have become dirtier, the pubs are full of drunk British, the restuarants are not passionate about serving creative foods. When all this is added to the "so-so" hotels, why would anyone enjoy Prague?

Posted: 20:27 22/09/2008
Brian Murphy of Prague might find it interesting that 80% of all worldwide currency exchange involves US Dollars. This is much of the reason why the USD dominates the media accounts when values are made - and not as he suggested that the Prague Post is pandering to American readers. I assure you as an American, that I couldn't care less if the USD was mentioned or not in any article.

Posted: 23:25 21/09/2008
Advanced Alternative HIV Treatment Bio-Tech

Planet earth is technologically advanced and developed more than ever before. Electricity, Nuclear, DNA, Electromagnetic Radiation, Oxygen is all being used to treat and cure several viral infections in hospitals and clinics but unfortunately none of such technologies have ever been widely used on HIV.

Some say, the above technologies are too expensive to be adopted in Africa, some say they don't know if the technology would work on HIV.

Here at Savec Health Systems in Belfast UK headed by a HIV orphan medical engineer, we researched and developed alternative medicines commonly used for treatment of viral infections. One of our products is omnivir, a medical device that generates antiviral active oxygen, also known as medical ozone.

HIV, just like any other retro-virus has a lipid protective skin which is vulnerable to active antiviral oxygen / medical ozone . Once the HIV protective skin is damaged, the virus will be inhibited and rendered unproductive thus it cant make more copies or replicate itself and it eventually dies.

Active oxygen deactivates and eventually kills the HIV by destroying its protective skin. Using omnivir medicine properly will help to reduce the HIV viral load in the body, enabling the body to fight opportunistic infections on its own. Omnivir gas is quickly absorbed into the whole body and lymph, even into the bone marrow where it acts against the viruses. The active oxygen's destructiveness nature on HIV, virus and bacteria is partly attributed to the oxidation (burning of viruses) of unsaturated bonds in the phospholipids and lipoprotein architecture of the bacteria, viruses. All viruses cant live in oxygen , (they breathe nitrogen) , thus surrounding them with highly active form of oxygen / medical ozone will quickly inactivate and kill them.
Because omnivir gas can oxidise a wide spectrum of ailment causing organisms (pathogens), it is therefore very helpful for recovery from AIDS and Opportunistic Infections. When a patient is diagnosed with AIDS, literally she will be suffering from several conditions, from karposi skin cancer to diarrhoea (see HIV symptoms). Omnivir gas technology has been successfully used to treat majority of those AIDS conditions, some therapist across the world reporting 99.99% remission success rate, see www.savechealthsystems.com/omnivir.html for more information.

Omnivir treatment gas does not only kill HIV or opportunistic infections, but also helps to boost the immune systems by raising the CD4 count. The immune system contains different types of cells that help protect the body from infection. One of these types of specialized cells are called the CD4 or T-cells. HIV attacks these types of cells and uses them to make more copies / multiply. And in doing so, HIV weakens the immune system, making it unable to protect the body from illness and infection. The less the CD4 cell count the more you are susceptible to AIDS causing infections. Using omnivir will help you stay health and live a normal long life by killing the HIV and aiding reproduction of the CD4 T Cell.


By SAVEC HEALTH SYSTEMS www.savechealthsystems.com

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