Two successful ways to deal with Zeman

Two products of the criminal organization we call ČSSD a.s. are in the news. Dir. Michal Koudelka of the BIS counterintelligence agency, who was selected in Aug. 2016 by then-PM Bohuslav Sobotka with the full support of Interior Min. Milan Chovanec and his adviser from Bison & Rose, is in another dispute with Pres. Miloš Zeman. And Dep. Interior Min. Petr Mlsna, whom Zeman will appoint today to head the ÚOHS antitrust office, was the deputy minister under Chovanec who gave the legal stamp of approval to the police reorganization that so irritated Andrej Babiš. Koudelka has survived the ascension of Agrofert a.s. to the top of power almost exclusively because the interests of ČSSD a.s. just happen to coincide with those of the CIA. Mlsna, in contrast, has survived because Zeman, to Babiš's chagrin, was never a big critic of the police reorganization. Mlsna also decided at just the right moment to switch sides. Unlike Koudelka, he's listening to Zeman. For now, at least.