While it’s certainly true we don’t see enough fistfights in local and national politics, the Czech Republic still needs to step up its game if it wants to be considered a world leader in politician slap fests. Check out these two ministers going at it, and sigh deeply wishing that their fathers had taught them as young boys how to make a decent fist and use it.
Czech Minister vs. Another Czech Minister… WHO YA GOT?!?
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was that a ghost busters logo in the background?
@1 – hahahaha – I was going to ask the same thing. And yes, I’m definitely calling them.
hahaha, “how the laundry gets done in Czech politics”
Dude this clip’s 3 years old!!! I remember when this came out because I had just been in Prague and my friend sent this to me in an e-mail. Of course it wasn’t subtitled in English.
The news from 2006
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/con…
@4: Technically, Czechs are not Slavs – that is the one cultural point that was driven into me growing up (not that anyone in in the U.S. would know the difference or even care that Bohemian isn’t a style, but a cultural identity).
My dad’s family may not have been big on passing on the language and the culture – but they made sure that the kids knew that they were Czechs.
Czechs are definitely Slavic. They speak a Western Slavic language.
WIKIPEDIA, DUDE!
Encyclopedia Britannica.
@6, Technically, Czechs are Slavs. Maybe you misunderstood your paternal family. Bohemia is just a region in the Czech Republic.
Interesting fact: one of the top football clubs in Prague is called Slavia Prague.