The people of the Baltic States, Poland, East Germany, the Czech Republic, and former Eastern Europe from the Baltic to the Black Sea have been here before. These are the people enslaved by the Soviet Empire unfollowing the handover of 21 European nations to Stalin by US President Roosevelt and unelected premier Winston Churchill at Yalta in 1945.

These people in the late 1980s brought down the Soviet Empire; now their attention is refocused on a bloc described by a former Russian President as a mirror image of the since collapsed Soviet Bloc.

In Komsomol Pravda journalist Zahar Prilepin argues: ‘The EU in the worst sense of the word is very much the new USSR.’ This question was posed by the last President of the USSR, Mikhail Gorbachev: ‘Why is the EU trying to recreate the USSR?’ ~ Mikhail Gorbachev:

Frequently, anti-government rallies are taking place in Prague and a number of other Czech cities, during which demonstrators, among other things, demand military neutrality of the Czech Republic and direct agreements with Russia on gas supplies at low prices.

The protests are held under the motto ‘The Czech Republic comes first.’

So, in Prague, a demonstration is held on Wenceslas Square. The organizers demand the resignation of the government, military neutrality, direct agreements with Moscow on gas supplies at low prices, the release of the Czech industry from dependence on other countries, and food independence. They also ask to make vaccination against coronavirus voluntary.

In early September, it was reported that at least 70,000 people went to an anti-government rally in Prague demanding the resignation of the government and measures to reduce gas prices, Czech police said.