Did Minister Prymul, who added a video from a private party to his Twitter account, to which he responded by grabbing his head, look something like this, when he went to Faltýnek “for coffee”?
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But maybe it’s just the promised better communication and a very original strategy to boost citizens’ confidence in the measures taken.
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Because then one easily gets the feeling that we are all equal, but some are somehow more equal.
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But perhaps the explanation for the whole affair is just another hungry pig.
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But maybe it’s just a split personality, as the National Library pointed out on its twitter account.
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As a reading for the weekend, which we will probably spend mainly at home, we today recommend the title Wonderful Case of Dr. from the freely accessible part of the Kramerius digital library collection. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It is the story of a doctor who is different at night than during the day. #tipNKhttps://t.co/ClF1KPdwSb pic.twitter.com/StRsYWzVeQ
– National Library of the Czech Republic (@narodniknihovna) October 23, 2020
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Or is it just a very bad way for both of them to want to join each other as one family? However, even if they were members of the same household, both participants in the meeting would still be opposed by Prymil’s order.
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But we can look at it positively. At least we know it’s not so bad with that trace.
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And the main thing is that Roman Prymula was satisfied.
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An internet joker wrote under a fake profile a review of the restaurant where Prymula and Faltýnek met.
In any case, it is already clear that Roman Prymula did not warm up for too long in the ministerial position.
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Although it has already been speculated that it is all strange.
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And conspiracy theories are beginning to multiply that it was a way to get rid of Prymula.
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Speaking of those conspiracy theories, Vyšehrad has always been considered a mysterious place.
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Roman Berbr – Vyšehrad – binding
Roman Prymula – Vyšehrad – (probable) end at MZIt follows from me that there is an energy field in Vyšehrad that does not fit Romanum …
– Katerina Knapova (@KnapovaKatka) October 23, 2020
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