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The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that it was a good thing that Channel Zero did not exist during the introduction of the smoking ban in public places in 2010. He stated that the Polish state should have the tools to protect the safety and lives of its citizens. He added that he would support restrictions on nighttime alcohol sales, even if it meant a "Tusk regime." https://t.co/qAe2QVEi3A #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Prawo (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that the Russians attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles. He accused Donald Trump of being responsible for the death of Ukrainian civilians and stated that he completely disgraced the office of the President of the United States. https://t.co/kloglfse0S #Ukraina #Trump #wojna (translated)

The Soviet Union's expert pointed out the situation as an example of high standards in suspensions. He wrote that Matecki from PiS, against whom criminal cases were ongoing, and Mejza from PiS, associated — as the author put it — with a scandal concerning sick children, were not suspended. In the case of Wilk from the Confederation, whom he described as the perpetrator of an attack on a police officer under the influence of alcohol, he mentioned 287 days. He assigned zero days to Kołodziejczak and noted that the suspension occurred on the same day. #Polska #polityka #sprawiedliwość (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that after Donald Trump's conversation with Vladimir Putin, Russia was to immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel fuel to the American and world markets, another 500,000 tons in November, and later 1,000,000 tons. He added that he did not foresee Trump starting to directly finance attacks on Ukraine. #Trump #Putin #Rosja (translated)

The Connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that people confused concepts, and the law was intended solely to quickly block content that was violent, pornographic, and illegal. According to him, it aimed to limit the arbitrariness of social media and implement the EU's DSA regulation. The author described it as very good and useful. #prawo #media #DSA (translated)

The KGB of the Soviet Union praised the Polish police, stating that according to reports that day, at least 13 teenagers of various levels of threat were detained. He referred to it as a "zero tolerance" approach. He mentioned: a 13-year-old from Warsaw; 14-year-olds from Józefów and Warsaw; 16-year-olds from Warsaw, Zduńska Wola, and Jednorożec; a 17-year-old from Ełk; two 15-year-olds from Ciechanów; a 13-year-old from Płock; two 15-year-olds from Pruszków and a 16-year-old from Legnica. #PolskaPolicja #bezpieczeństwo #nastoletni (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that both perpetrators had grown up in conditions of intense stress. He stated that Jakub's father from Ostrołęka had been convicted of abuse, and a Blue Card had been set up in Viktor's family. The author concluded that problems of this nature almost always began with parents and urged showing children love and attention, as well as teaching them self-confidence and empathy. #rodzicielstwo #zdrowiepsychiczne #empatia (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that the Russians manipulated adults, and now they have turned to children, whom he recognized as the same target group and the most susceptible to propaganda. He called for an immediate restriction on access to Telegram and Discord and for changes in the law that would allow for the prosecution of Braun and other propagandists. #propaganda #wychowanie #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that the day before, the Russians killed five Ukrainian children in one city, including three infants, and on that day they killed 33 civilians in Kramatorsk. He described Russia as "pure evil." https://t.co/qtlvcCnFRy #Ukraina #Rosja #Pokój (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union advocated for the illegalization of an unspecified group mentioned in the post, so that no party would consider a coalition with individuals associated with Braun, whom he described as traitors. https://t.co/SQ5yGt6nAi #polityka #kujawyprawda #delegalizacja (translated)

The Koneser of the Soviet Union wrote that Russia is a "criminal and barbaric regime," and those who support it are described as equally criminal. He added that the recording shows firefighters carrying a girl out of a house attacked by Russians. According to the author, the child was sleeping in her room before the attack. https://t.co/uQqKRoSPXU #Rosja #wojna #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The Soviet Union observer described the debate between Senate candidates in Maine, Susan Collins and Troy Jackson. He wrote that Collins talked about removing road salt from tariffs imposed by Trump, and Jackson asked what about the other tariffs, adding that people will not eat road salt. The author commented that "this is how you win elections." https://t.co/iyOgdzL9TN #wybory #senat #Maine (translated)

The Russian Federation Koneser wrote that Dawid K. was supposed to hear charges that day, which he viewed positively. He stated that this distinguishes KO from PiS, which — as he wrote — defends its politicians at all costs. https://t.co/9rQOgkLbnD #polityka #SPPolska #DawidK (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that the US ambassador to Poland called Tucker Carlson a "historical illiterate." He described the situation as a reason for shame and claimed that representatives of the right had previously remained silent out of fear of Donald Trump. He predicted that only now would they begin to express outrage. https://t.co/Lqdo2RKOEC #Polska #TuckerCarlson #Trump (translated)

A critic of the Soviet Union accused Mentzen and Stanowski of misogyny and incel attitudes. He wrote that their message was meant to deepen the frustrations of young men and hinder them from building confidence and maturing. In his opinion, the values they promoted—selfishness, contempt, and cynicism, especially towards women—discouraged young people from relationships and taking responsibility for others. He added that because of this, the country was losing many valuable people. #mizoginia #incel #psychologia (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that the lies about the shutdown of the Łucznik factory in Radom should be punished. He accused Zajączkowska of falsely speaking about the closure of the plant and claimed that in June 2026, a contract was signed for 46,000 of these rifles for the Polish Armed Forces, and in September, additional contracts were concluded. https://t.co/YAiLm6jsyZ #Polska #armia #kontrakty (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that in Poland there are politicians whom he described as more pro-Russian than the Russians themselves. As an example, he pointed to Janusz Korwin-Mikke, whom he accused of repeating claims that Ukrainians provoked and started the war. He added that Russians had been admitting for some time that it was their country that attacked. https://t.co/eECZBhXPB4 #Polska #Polityka #Wojna (translated)

The Koneser of the Soviet Union wrote that in Grojec near Oświęcim, 3,000 people surrounded the church, and the crowd nearly lynched the bishop and trampled children. He added that the bishop wanted to remove the pastor, whose case— as he put it— involved serious offenses and was being conducted in a secret trial. https://t.co/GZC6G63PzX #Polska #Kościół #Protest (translated)