Zbigniew Bogucki🇵🇱

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the XXVI Day of the Pope was celebrated and encouraged support for the "Gift of the New Millennium" Foundation. As he pointed out, payments could be made via SMS to the number 74265 with the content SCHOLARSHIPS, through the foundation's website, or into the charity boxes of volunteers, primarily in front of churches. He emphasized that the aid was meant to support young people in acquiring knowledge and developing talents, as well as in living according to the values and teachings of Saint John Paul II. #DzieńPapieski #JanPawełII #pomoc_młodym (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that partitions, occupation, and communism did not manage to break Polishness or the spirit of the Church. He quoted President Karol Nawrocki from a meeting with the American Polonia in New York. Nawrocki said that the Catholic Church upheld Polish identity during the partitions, occupation, and after 1945, when — as he described it — Poland was a Soviet colony. He also mentioned the 1980s when some non-practicing Poles associated their aspiration for freedom and sovereignty with the Church. #Polska #Kościół #tożsamość (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, spoke about striving for a responsible, safe Poland that remains a leader in Central Europe. Nawrocki emphasized that the president and prime minister should take responsibility for security instead of spreading fear, and should also discuss important matters. In conclusion, he greeted Stargard, West Pomerania, and Poland. #Polska #Europa #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that First Lady Marta Nawrocka visited in Manila women fighting for a better future for their children. As he reported, the Sisters of Mary Immaculate, among whom are Polish women, help single mothers and women from poor families acquire vocational skills, as well as support mothers of children with disabilities and families affected by exclusion. Bogucki described the visit as a gesture of solidarity and recognition for their efforts. #solidarność #wsparcie #DobreCzyny (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki blamed Donald Tusk's government for the increase in debt servicing costs. He recalled that during the election campaign, Minister Domański had announced an increase in the government's credibility and a decrease in these costs, which at that time amounted to around 70 billion zlotys annually. Bogucki wrote that for the next year, 107 billion zlotys has been planned for debt servicing, which is 37 billion more. He compared this amount to the cost of purchasing dozens of Abrams tanks or building two permanent bases for American soldiers in Poland. He added that half of this amount, 18.5 billion zlotys, could correspond to the cost of one such base. The politician also attributed the downgrade of Poland's rating by Moody's to the government, indicating that it was supposed to be the opposite. #Polska #finanse #dług (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki criticized the prime minister, accusing him of not governing the state. He wrote that the prime minister's statements about "political baseball" and political spectacles at the Belvedere fence do not replace police patrols or work. He added that the state should be neither susceptible to digital threats nor lacking effective tools for action, and the prime minister should govern it, rather than treat it like a YouTube channel. #Polityka #Premier #Zarządzanie (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki criticized the government for sending the RCB Alert to the wrong province. He wrote that the western Lubusz region was confused with Lublin in the east of Poland, and the responsibility for the mistake lay with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, services, and administration. He accused Donald Tusk of attacking the President of the Republic of Poland instead of apologizing. #Polska #Polityka #RCB (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of politically exploiting human tragedy to attack the President of Poland. He urged him to withdraw from this stance and used an offensive comparison to describe the Prime Minister's actions. Bogucki appealed to Tusk to focus on the safety of Poles, including safety in schools, instead of concentrating on polls. He wrote that parents expect the Prime Minister to take action on this matter, and that he himself would be judged by history and citizens. He also accused him of lies, insinuations, and attacks on the President. He called on the Prime Minister to cooperate with the President on security matters, emphasizing that he considers it the responsibility of the head of government. He also called for the adoption of a good law, which — as he wrote — the President would sign, as well as for collective actions to ensure the safety of children. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Polityka (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that President Karol Nawrocki called on Donald Tusk's government to address the state of public finances. According to Bogucki, Nawrocki appealed to the Prime Minister, saying that he does not need a baseball bat for defense and urging that attacks be directed at him, not at Polish women and men. The President was supposed to point the finger at the government as responsible for the state of public finances and fuel prices. #Polska #finansepubliczne #DonaldTusk (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki criticized Donald Tusk and his associates for what he described as a grotesque "sidewalk-grass policy." He wrote that Radosław Sikorski was taking selfies on the lawn in front of the White House, Tusk walked twice along the sidewalk around the Belweder fence, and Minister Nowacka imitated the Prime Minister, posing on the sidewalk in front of the fence. Bogucki assessed that such actions were not serious politics but at most a mildly amusing comedy. As an example of responsible and serious action, he pointed to the President of Poland, Karol Nawrocki. #Polityka #DonaldTusk #Polska (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that during Donald Tusk's government, the debt per capita for every Pole amounts to 26,000 PLN, including newly born babies. He quoted President Karol Nawrocki, who assessed that the government would increase the state's debt by over one trillion PLN within four years. Nawrocki announced that he might receive proposals to raise even a dozen taxes and opposed burdening citizens with the costs of the state's financial situation. #Polska #dług #podatki (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki called the election of Włodzimierz Czarzasty as the speaker of the Sejm "a blemish on Polish democracy" and stated that Czarzasty should never have taken this position. He recalled Winston Churchill's words about the imperfections of democracy and assessed that the case of the current speaker is one of them. He added that he, the President of the Republic of Poland, and the Chancellery of the President respect the choice due to democratic and state principles, but he accused Czarzasty of a rude manner of speaking and a lack of respect for matters that he should uphold as the speaker. According to Bogucki, the speaker should be an arbiter and a bastion of calm; meanwhile, Czarzasty engaged in strong, sometimes — as the author put it — pathetic narratives. #demokracja #Polska #Sejm (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki cited a statement by the President of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, who said that Donald Tusk's government is indebting Poles by 900 million zł each day. According to Nawrocki, this amount corresponds to the cost of building 2,000 apartments daily, and the lack of efficiency and governance skills means that such apartments are not being built. The president stated that this cannot continue. #Polska #dług #mieszkania (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that fuel should cost 5.19 zł per liter. He claimed that after the president's signature, prices dropped, but not to that level, and that this undermines the argument that the president was blocking decreases. Bogucki pointed out that in Japan, fuel cost significantly less than 5 zł per liter, even though the country — as he wrote — imported all its oil through the Strait of Hormuz. He accused Donald Tusk of not lowering prices because fuel revenues are meant to help save the budget and prepare the budget for next year. He added that in his view, there is a lack of money for healthcare, investments, the army, and other needs. #paliwo #Polska #DonaldTusk (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki assessed that Poland has never been closer to establishing a permanent American base and the presence of U.S. soldiers on its territory. He stated that the joint service of American and Polish military personnel would be a guarantee of security, and he attributed progress in this matter to the policy and courage of President Nawrocki. He also cited words from Donald Trump, who had pointed to this achievement. Bogucki noted that he could not indicate a date for the establishment of the base and added that the sooner it is built, the better. He described it as another strong foundation for Poland's security. #Polska #USA #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Minister Andrzej Domański were destroying the achievements of 36 years of work by Poles. He cited a statement from the President of Poland, who warned that public finances were heading "towards a wall" and that the president should not remain silent on this matter. According to the cited statement, Donald Tusk's government had indebted Poles by 1 trillion zlotys, or 1000 billion zlotys, in 4 years. The president also stated that Minister Domański's debts meant a cost of 26,000 zlotys for every resident. #Polska #finansepubliczne #Tusk (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that under Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government, force was supposed to replace law, and reality was increasingly to be determined by state services and ministries subordinate to the prime minister, rather than by the Constitution, statutes, and court rulings. He assessed that this situation meant a departure from a democratic rule of law in which law sets the limits of executive power. He added that during the current government, there had been cases in which force violated the law and shaped reality instead of solutions adopted through democratic and legal processes. #Demokracja #Prawo #Konstytucja (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that this week he celebrated his 20th wedding anniversary. He thanked his wife for the years together, God for the blessings for their marriage, as well as their children, parents, relatives, and friends for their presence and support. #Miłość #Rodzina #Rocznica (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that President Karol Nawrocki's decisions were guided by the principle "first Poland, first Poles." He quoted Nawrocki's statement saying that last December the government expected 3 billion zlotys from the presidential fund, and Nawrocki transferred the funds to the National Health Fund (NFZ). Bogucki accused Donald Tusk's government of exerting pressure on fuel prices affecting Polish families, farmers, and transport companies. He claimed that the government was counting on the rejection of the law and continuing to profit from taxes and fuel margins. He reported that Nawrocki signed the law regarding excess profits of fuel corporations and attributed full responsibility for fuel prices to the government. #Polska #Prezydent #Polacy (translated)