Łukasz Warzecha

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the information about the alleged plan to attack the prime minister and deputy prime minister had unclear sources and it was unknown whether it had been verified, and the authorities quickly informed about the matter. He wondered why they did that, and assessed that they could have used a potentially real threat to improve their own image. He pointed out that he would not underestimate such a matter just because it concerned Donald Tusk. #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #media (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the small Polish Brewery Bednary appealed to Karol Nawrocki regarding the prohibition law, and its owners pointed out its serious economic consequences. Warzecha assessed that the neo-Puritans focused on fighting the alleged alcohol armageddon did not notice such consequences. He also expressed doubt whether the president would heed the appeal. https://t.co/q7BTYaykUQ #BrowarBednary #ustawaprohibicyjna #gospodarka (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha criticized an author whom he described as an idol of the elites, and assessed her novels as verbose and grafomanic. He claimed that almost no one reads them, although few admit it. He accused her of only answering questions posed in a submissive manner, and in other cases refusing interviews. https://t.co/HsIJg1RHe4 #literatura #opinia #kultura (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that he participated in the gathering of the Biało-Czerwoni Movement, where he appeared as a commentator in a conversation with the president Ewa Zajączkowska and answered questions from the association's members. He assessed that organizations that are not political parties can be a good place for people who are distrustful of party politics and want to take action. He added that he sensed a strong desire among the participants to change reality. #RuchBiałoCzerwoni #DziałalnośćSpołeczna #Wspólnota (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha regarded October 8 as a black day in the history of the Polish Sejm and Polish freedom. He wrote that probably never before had four such bad and extremely populist laws been passed in one day: concerning prohibition and censorship, subsidies for poor artists, and draconian penalties for violating regulations at railway crossings. He announced that he would discuss these regulations in a videoblog in the coming days. #Polska #Sejm #Wolność (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha criticized the reaction to events in two schools, writing about a nationwide spiral of panic. He stated that the mayor of his municipality urged children not to go to schools and kindergartens on Friday and noted that neither the reasons for this decision nor its intended consequences were explained. He believed that the problem should be addressed with thoughtful actions and appeals to parents to observe their children's behavior, rather than decisions made under the influence of emotions. He accompanied his criticism with an offensive term for Poles. #Polska #Edukacja #PaniczneZachowania (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha pointed out the vote on the part implementing the DSA, which — as he wrote — allowed for easy censorship in administrative procedures. He mentioned that the PiS abstained from voting, and called on the party to leave the political scene. https://t.co/y1w03OYyKh #Polityka #DSA #Cenzura (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that over the course of about two decades, the scope of personal freedom has radically decreased, and there have been more regulations in many areas than in the countries of "old" Europe. He accused the previous and current government of a lack of checks and balances and succumbing to crude populism, which, as he put it, was applauded by thoughtless crowds. He assessed that the situation was very sad. #Wolność #Populizm #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha described the regulation as extreme, harmful, and demagogic. He wrote that Poland is becoming a country of excessive regulation and a lack of freedom, and that the provisions address — in his opinion — a non-existent problem, creating real problems instead. He urged President Karol Nawrocki to fulfill the promise made during the campaign: according to Warzecha, when asked at that time about a similar law, Nawrocki said that there are too many regulations and that he would not sign such an act. #wolność #regulacje #polityka (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha described the argumentation as extremely repulsive demagoguery. He wrote that Poland is one of the most disarmed countries, although it is portrayed as particularly vulnerable to attacks from the east. According to him, the recent attacks were carried out by minors with knives, who would not have access to weapons anyway, and an armed person could have stopped the attack in Jarosław and others if they had been on the spot. #bezpieczeństwo #demagogia #Polska (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha addressed Barbara Nowacka, Paulina Hennig-Kloski, Urszula Sara Zielińska, Magdalena Sobkowiak, Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk, and Magdalena Biejat. He wrote that he likes working with women and appreciates their company, but he accused Donald Tusk of appointing women to the most important positions due to his chauvinistic beliefs. He insultingly evaluated their intelligence, claiming that their combined IQ reaches at most about 100 points, and asked what the women had done to Tusk. #kobiety #szowinizm #równość (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the women from the current coalition were supposed to compromise themselves. Addressing one of them, he stated that a person with experience with a weapon would hold their elbow differently, and for placing a pistol with the safety on the table, one could be removed from the shooting range. He called for an end to what he described as a display of embarrassment. #kobiety #polityka #strażnicy (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha asked whether the described situation indicated excellent training of Polish police officers and that women are well suited for frontline service. He requested comments from Marcin Kierwiński and Katarzyna Pełczyńska, while he ironically referred to Magda Sobkowiak as a specialist in holding a firearm. #policja #szkolenie #kobietywpolicji (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha asked whether it is possible to address the matter substantively, or whether — as he believes was the case in communism — one should overlook the inherent traits of women that were supposed to make them cope worse in some activities and better in others than men. #równouprawnienie #gender #społeczeństwo (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that he missed the "Great Horse Affair." He suggested that the authorities' focus on the issue of three horses, the Prime Minister publishing videos of horseback riding, and one of the ministers' actions regarding inclusive language in healthcare indicated that Poland is completely safe. He ended the post with an ironic assurance that the country is in no danger. #Polska #bezpieczeństwo #aktualności (translated)