The Power of the Powerless - Václav Havel
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…I wouldn’t waste time on Havel.
Former president Alexander Dubcek (1968) would have become the president of Czechoslovakia but he was silenced in a “car accident” and a briefcase he was carrying disappeared. Vaclav Havel was an oddball opportunist and an alcoholic. The rumor is that he was also a homosexual
The so-called “Velvet Revolution (1989) was orchestrated by operatives from the west. One particularly from USA as one of my friends pointed out when we had a conversation about it. Her being from Czech Republic and me from Slovakia. I was asking her how it was during 11/17/1989 there in comparison what was going on in the eastern part of Czechoslovakia. She then told me that she met someone (when already in the USA) who told her “do you really think that the velvet revolution was spontaneous by students !? I was there and we started what your youth finished. “
It was planned by the same ethnic group as all government takeovers….