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Emilia Kamińska wrote that a 69-year-old man from Sopot, who allegedly threatened to murder the president, was seen near the Belvedere this morning, 3.6 km from the Presidential Palace. She asked Jacek Dobrzyński, Marcin Kierwiński, the Police, and the Internal Security Agency why the man is still at large. https://t.co/FUllBjCGmV #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Policja (translated)

The author asked whether Prime Minister Donald Tusk, after 8 AM when he received threats via email regarding an assassination on his life, was walking down Belwederska Street from the villa on Parkowa to the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. He wondered whether it was a real threat of an assassination or a political "setup," and he wrote that similar questions were beginning to arise among... #DonaldTusk #Polska #Polityka #PL (translated)

Ryszard Makowski wrote that the information about the possibility of an assassination was supposed to arrive at 7:00, and the Prime Minister "from Parkowa" was supposed to walk along the fence of the Belvedere to a meeting at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister scheduled for 8:30. He assessed that the version presented was incredibly fabricated. #Polska #bezpieczeństwo #premier (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)

OfficialZero recalled a clip of Donald Tusk from in front of the Belvedere, where the prime minister ironically asked why there was "such a fuss," and wrote that it has received a response from the president. According to the author, a sign was placed in front of the Belvedere calling on Tusk to walk less and lower the fuel price to 5.19 PLN. OfficialZero added that Waldemar Stankiewicz asked passersby whether it was an innocent fun or a political embarrassment. #Polityka #DonaldTusk #CenyPaliw (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the president sparred with boxing legend Manny Pacquiao for two minutes. He deemed it a scandal and questioned whether the president should not be dealing with more important matters of the country. He added that instead, he could be recording reels of walks with coffee, for example, from under the Belvedere. #Polityka #Skandal #MannyPacquiao (translated)

The author referred to Zbigniew Bogucki's statements about the seriousness of politics, contrasting them with the behavior of Karol Nawrocki. He wrote that Bogucki considered the Prime Minister's walking on the pavement next to Belweder to be grotesque, while he deemed Nawrocki's entrance into the ring and boxing demonstration during an official foreign visit to be serious politics. He emphasized that Nawrocki represented the Republic of Poland, not the fan community or the boxing section. He accused Bogucki of applying double standards and inconsistent logic. #Polska #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author of the entry criticized Bogucki for calling Prime Minister Donald Tusk's walk near the Belvedere a grotesque "sidewalk and lawn" politics. He pointed out that Tusk was following his usual route between Parkowa and the Prime Minister's Office and recorded a several dozen-second material. The author accused Karol Nawrocki's entourage of inflaming the conflict with the government and then blaming the other side for it. He reminded that in his address, Nawrocki had opposed the ongoing political war and then called on the government to cease it. As examples of what he called a lack of "serious politics," he mentioned, among others, using nicotine bags during official events, weightlifting shows, historical statements, reactions to journalists, vetoes and conflicts with the government, as well as participation in boxing galas. He argued that criticizing the Prime Minister's walk while justifying similar actions of one's own camp meant applying double standards. #Polityka #Premier #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Max Hübner called the placement of a plaque by President Nawrocki's Office under Belweder for Donald Tusk a "brilliant trolling." He wrote that Tusk didn't want to go to the Presidential Palace and that under Belweder, opposite the KPRM, he was creating an "industry of contempt and hate" against Nawrocki. https://t.co/1sH95OIn0K #trolling #polityka #Belweder (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)

Profile of Karol Nawrocki - he wrote that a message awaited Prime Minister Donald Tusk under the Belvedere. He claimed that Tusk appeared there from time to time and instead of working, he recorded silly videos. He asked whether something would finally reach the prime minister. https://t.co/Kh8b21590R #Polska #Tusk #polityka (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Bogucki criticized Donald Tusk regarding fuel prices and his behavior outside Belweder. According to Hübner's account, Bogucki claimed that fuel at stations should cost 5.19 zł, and the example of Japan, where it was supposed to cost 4 zł despite high living costs and transport for nearly all fuel through the Strait of Hormuz, showed that prices could be lowered. Hübner assessed that Tusk does not want to do this because high prices help save the budget. He added that he saw this as a political tool for attacking the president, combined with criticism related to Nawrocki's horses. He described these actions as another installment, in his opinion, of a campaign of contempt and hate, which will not be the last. #Polska #polityka #paliwa (translated)

Max Hübner praised the two-minute speech of PiS MP Szymon Pogoda, calling it exemplary for the party. He wrote that Pogoda undermined Donald Tusk's message regarding fuel prices and criticized the way President Karol Nawrocki was treated by the ruling camp. As Hübner reported, Pogoda referred to the movie "Pulp Fiction," talking about searching for gasoline at 5.19 zł. He claimed that the government could maintain such prices without passing a law, just as PiS had been doing for 11 months in 2022. According to the MP, during the summer period, tourists and farmers were paying higher prices. Pogoda also accused Tusk of manipulating the matter of the president and predicted that after ignoring and ridiculing Nawrocki, his opponents would lose. Hübner assessed that the speech combined a clear pop culture reference with a reminder of PiS governance and the good state of public finances, and then portrayed Poles as financially burdened during Tusk's rule. He added that Pogoda concluded with criticism of Tusk and his, as he described it, "industry of contempt." #Polska #PiS #Tusk (translated)

Maggie Python described the situation in Belweder as a serious problem for Karol Nawrocki and assessed that if Donald Tusk communicates it well, Nawrocki may end his political career. She recalled that he was to be presented as an ordinary man from a block of flats, who carried washing machines, and referred to the slogan "First Poland, second Poles." In her opinion, this image quickly gave way to a picture of a palace surrounded by gold. Python wrote that Nawrocki was expected to meet the demands of PiS, the Confederation, and football hooligans, and his journey from social lows was supposed to be part of this narrative. She added that the contrast between this image and matters concerning horses, the term "Nawrocki for sale," and his business and social connections could irritate some of his voters. The author recalled that she had previously described Nawrocki as a politician operating on an anti-Tusk autopilot and predicted that he would eventually stumble. She wrote that he collided with a wall and expressed satisfaction. She also criticized disappointed KO voters, predicting that in 2027 the right would go to the polls to save her, while her side would again choose to grill — as she believed was the case in 2025. #Polska #Polityka #Tusk (translated)

Profile of Karol Nawrocki - he supported the statement that one person was walking under the Belvedere, while another was under the White House. He added that frustration was driving them to record videos, which he described as foolish, and that sometimes he felt sorry for them. https://t.co/US6CqZ6u69 #frustracja #filmiki #Belweder (translated)

Marcin Edo wrote that the recipient of his post could not come to terms with the fact that President Karol Nawrocki was, in his opinion, adored by Poles, and was concocting false information to attack the head of state. He also accused his supporters of cheering him on, using an insulting term towards them. Edo claimed that the recipient tried to seize the Belvedere in 2005, but was unsuccessful. He also maintained that a "silent agreement" was made in 2009 regarding the removal of the then President of Poland. He announced that they would not allow the recipient to approach the Belvedere. #Polska #Polityka #Prezydent (translated)

Jan Molski ironically asked whether the people running towards the Belvedere were not aware that — as he wrote — President Nawrocki's office is located on Krakowskie Przedmieście. He described their behavior as extremely clueless. https://t.co/9KdNkYhOZp #Polska #Polityka #Warszawa (translated)

z0rr064 criticized the government, using a vulgar and offensive term against it. He wrote that one person walked along the fence by the Belvedere, which he described as the residence of President Karol Nawrocki, while another bought a ticket to the gardens by the White House to take a selfie. https://t.co/yHRI0ErkU8 #Polska #polityka #humor (translated)