Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that the constitution was trampled in Krakow and expressed concern over the silence of Krakow's authorities. He pointed out that Maciej Stuhr did not speak up, Rafał Trzaskowski said nothing in French, and Maciej Maleńczuk did not sing a vulgar slogan aimed at PiS. He added that in his opinion, "this is not how we will enter Europe." #Kraków #konstytucja #Polska (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki assessed that the results from Kraków, regardless of any potential correction, were a tremendous blow for Donald Tusk. He predicted that Tusk would react as usual, but on a larger scale, initiating provocations and polarization, which, in his opinion, would have an even worse outcome. #Kraków #Polska #DonaldTusk (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that Donald Tusk and Michał Kołodziejczak shared the same viewpoint regarding the provocation revealed by Official Zero and remained partners. He described the provocation as disgusting, and referred to the woman participating in it as a Russian provocateur. He used a derogatory term towards Tusk referring to his German origins. https://t.co/QOb98sROIx #Polityka #Tusk #Rosja (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that people who come across a recording or post online with a threat to set a school on fire should not report it, because — as he claimed — Donald Tusk did not have the tools to remove it. He added that even after the law he referred to as "internet censorship" was passed and signed, Tusk would not have such tools for at least six months due to the vacatio legis provision in it. #internet #cenzura #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that the ABW had been alerting Donald Tusk, Marcin Kierwiński, and Tomasz Siemoniak for many months about a group of young people who were dangerously organizing themselves online. He claimed that Tusk ignored these warnings, considering the matters of Zonda, Marcin Romanowski, and Zbigniew Ziobro, fuel prices, and the threat of war to be more effective propaganda tools. Wielgucki wrote that after the bomb exploded, chaos reigned again, and Tusk tried in panic to shift the blame onto Karol Nawrocki. He accused him that this attempt would be unsuccessful and described his actions as desperate and predatory. #polityka #wiadomości #ABW (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that the idea of patrols in front of schools reminded him of keeping watch over train tracks. He noted that there were 20,000 schools in Poland and 98,000 police officers, of which 20,000 worked "on the street." He considered this proposal another fairy tale for those associated with #silnirazem, using an offensive term towards some of them. #Polska #edukacja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that Donald Tusk was to face political consequences of the matter twice. He compared it to fuel prices, which — he claimed — everyone wanted to lower, unlike internet censorship, which, in his opinion, no sensible person wants. He predicted that the internet would outweigh Tusk, and Karol Nawrocki would deliver the decisive blow. He used offensive terms towards Tusk, including those referring to his origins. #polityka #cenzura #Internet (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that on TVN24 he heard statements from local teachers, local government officials, police officers, and prosecutors, which he assessed as wise and professional. He added that the drama and political rudeness began when Donald Tusk arrived on the scene or when Tusk or Marcin Kierwiński spoke from Warsaw. #Polska #Edukacja #Polityka (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that Donald Tusk convened a special government meeting to deliver good news. He used an offensive term referring to the Prime Minister's German origins, and blamed Karol Nawrocki for the situation, who vetoed the law regarding internet censorship. He added that the same law will soon be back on the President's desk, and if signed, fuel will cost 5.19 PLN. #Polska #cenzura #paliwo (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that journalists expressed solidarity with a colleague whom he described offensively, but they did not ask about the brutalization of language in public debate in connection with Witold Zembaczyński's appeal. He asked whether the call to attack PiS was meant to imply the use of a knife or a machete. He added that an expert would not link the aggression of a teenage knifeman to listening to Zembaczyński's statements, just as he would not attribute the aggression of a fifty-year-old on the bus in Bielsko to listening to Grzegorz Braun. #dziennikarstwo #debatapubliczna #media (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that people from the world of journalism and politics insulted Konrad Berkowicz, calling him, among other things, a thief and directing sexual slurs at him. He added that later they lamented the level of public debate and demanded that the parliamentary ethics committee deal with him harshly. #polityka #dziennikarstwo #debatapubliczna (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that he was outraged by the words and level of knowledge of Konrad Berkowicz. He explained that he considered a courtesan to be a person of the highest caliber in her profession, also referred to as a "companion." He claimed that Dobrosz-Oracz got her job thanks to her father's influence with ZSL, who was later labeled a fascist, and connections with politicians, whom he spoke of derogatorily. He added that in his opinion, she had not approached such a status. #polityka #opinie #kontrowersje (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki informed the politicians of the Civic Coalition that Dr. Dawid K. was still accepting patients. He encouraged them not to be intimidated by PiS haters, to register and support Dawid, adding that he "doesn't care about that." #Polska #Polityka #Wsparcie (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki asked Egon why he didn't detain Donald Tusk, whom he referred to with a derogatory term relating to German origin. He claimed that Tusk was inciting the commission of a crime at that time and demanded that fuel cost 5.19 PLN. #Polska #DonaldTusk #EgonZurek (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that Donald Tusk has never once traveled by horse from Warsaw to Sopot. He claimed that he traveled by plane or helicopter, and when he chose to drive once, his driver's license was taken away. Wielgucki also used an insulting term towards Tusk referring to his German ancestry. #Polska #Tusk #Polityka (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki criticized publicists and political scientists for their criticism of Karol Nawrocki's decision, which he himself deemed correct and had previously supported. He wrote that politics requires maturity, and the commentators succumbed to the pressure of thousands of posts repeating the same propaganda. He reminded that after the "studio apartment" affair and on election night, many were announcing Nawrocki's failure, who ultimately won. He predicted that in a few weeks Donald Tusk would be in a difficult situation after losing everything he was playing for — or, as Wielgucki wrote, bluffing. #Polityka #Publicystyka #Wybory (translated)