Nedivme se, že zlo neustupuje a sílí. Jenom psaní ho neohrožuje. Vysmívá se naší neschopnosti postavit se mu veřejným odporem. To je jediné, čeho se mafiánské struktury obávají. Demokratické hodnoty nevzniknou samy od sebe.
„Kdyby to bylo sebelepší, jak je to vedle hnijícího, jen těžko se udrží. Jak začne něco jednou plesnivět, je zle. Musí se s tím pryč, než zplesniví vše.“ Tomáš Baťa
Baťa was a "fighter", determined to preserve his business and his people regardless of British misunderstanding or hostility. He was the opponent of the Munich capitulation. His opinion was that the country should have fought.
This was not improvised; by 1938–39, the Baťa organization had established a structured rescue network that ultimately enabled thousands of people to escape during one of the most dangerous periods in modern history.
Jan’s faith proved right. Truth rose—slowly, stubbornly—until it broke the surface. His name, once buried under accusations, stands again for initiative, fairness, courage under pressure. He never came home. But in memory—and in the record—he has.