Marcin Przydacz

The author wrote that the candidate supported by Tusk and Kosiniak lost in Krakow, which he described as the second largest city in Poland. He noted that until recently, representatives of K13XII won there by a large margin. He added that in his opinion, the residents have had enough of these politicians, mentioning lies, hypocrisy, and incompetence. https://t.co/8mOE3uBDBb #Kraków #Polska #wybory #PL (translated)

Marcin Przydacz asked the editor whether there was evidence of mercury presence in Szczecin. He wrote that the aim of public diplomacy was to promote a positive image of Poland and assessed that the described event helped to build it—definitely in the Philippines, where the visit took place, and perhaps even more broadly. He added that if Barack Obama had played basketball with Michael Jordan, the editor would have been the first to praise such an event. #Polska #dyplomacja #Szczecin (translated)

The author of the post opposed xenophobia and racism and expressed disgust at the contemptuous comment, which he stated was made by a government member. He considered it a reason for shame and asked if Donald Tusk would respond. https://t.co/75XlTcIu5G #ksenofobia #rasizm #antydyskryminacja #PL (translated)

Politicians from the Presidential Palace do not conceal their dissatisfaction with Putin's invitation to the summit, but as the head of the International Policy Office Marcin Przydacz stated, President Nawrocki will not cancel his trip to Miami for this reason, as participation in it is "key from the perspective of Polish interests." #Polska #Putin #G20 (translated)

Politicians from the Presidential Palace do not conceal their dissatisfaction with the invitation for Putin to the summit, but as the head of the International Policy Bureau, Marcin Przydacz, stated, President Nawrocki will not cancel his trip to Miami for this reason, as participation in it is "crucial from the perspective of Polish interests." #G20 #Polska #Putin (translated)

Marcin Przydacz questioned whether informing about the private matters of Radosław Sikorski is within the duties of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson. He wrote that the spokesperson should use their official account to convey information about international policy and not to build their position regarding the minister. He suggested that the minister should create a private account and added that the minister would certainly appreciate it. Przydacz also noted that the spokesperson's predecessor did not go on a diplomatic assignment, although — as he assessed — he made more effort in that regard. #polityka #MSZ #Sikorski (translated)

Marcin Przydacz questioned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' expectation that the president should provide a note from the meeting involving a government member. He wrote to Jacek Nizinkiewicz that it should be the president receiving the note from the government, not the government from the president, and suggested that Nizinkiewicz also confused the roles. #Polska #Polityka #Prezydent (translated)

Marcin Przydacz claimed that Poland could not appoint new ambassadors until their predecessors were formally dismissed. He wrote that in 2024, Radosław Sikorski ordered many ambassadors to return to the country without consulting President Andrzej Duda, although — as he pointed out — the Constitution granted the president the authority to dismiss them. According to Przydacz, Poland had accredited ambassadors in many countries, but Sikorski did not allow them to work at the missions. He mentioned the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Portugal, Jordan, Bosnia, Montenegro, the UAE, Armenia, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and Lithuania. Przydacz assessed that it was possible for properly appointed ambassadors to return to the missions or for dismissal procedures to be conducted, in which the minister would submit a request, and the decision would be made by the president. He added that it was also possible to agree on the staffing of the missions in accordance with the law and tradition, but — as he claimed — Sikorski did not have the prime minister's consent for that. He accused Sikorski of attacking the president, paralyzing the foreign service, and lacking attachment to the principles of culture and a democratic rule of law. #Polska #dyplomacja #prawo (translated)

"The green light from the White House is there, President Trump explicitly wrote this on September 17, but it must be executed by both the Pentagon and the Ministry of National Defense, as well as the Polish army, and we will definitely know whether the base has been established or not when, I hope, President Trump will come to open this base in Poland one day," said presidential minister Marcin Przydacz on Friday regarding the matter. #BazaUSA #Polska #Wojsko (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the president talked to the residents of Koszalin and listened to their voices, and recently had an important visit to New York, during which discussions were held about security and Poland's participation in the G20. He accused the rulers of loitering with coffee outside the president's buildings, insulting and attacking. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #G20 #PL #US (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the White House's consent for an American military base in Poland has opened the way for the government to take executive and subcontracting actions. He accused the Minister of Foreign Affairs of a lack of activity in this matter and stated that neither his image-building actions on the lawn nor insulting Americans changes this. #Polska #USA #wojsko #PL #US (translated)

"The political decision regarding the establishment of a US base in Poland has already been made, the White House has given the green light." Przydacz said that "the political decision regarding the establishment of a US base in Poland has already been made, the White House has given the green light." #BazaUSA #RadosławSikorski #Polska (translated)

The political decision regarding the establishment of a US base in Poland has already been made, the White House has given the green light. Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski was asked by journalists on Saturday in Kraków about the words of the head of the Presidential International Policy Bureau Marcin Przydacz, who stated that "the political decision regarding the establishment of a US base in Poland has already been made, the White House has given the green light." #RadosławSikorski #pomocdlaUkrainy (translated)