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Grzegorz Braun sharply criticized the Chancellery of President Karol Nawrocki in the revealed recordings, comparing it to the Judenrat and accusing officials of not responding to nominations for advisory councils, even though in the following months representatives of his group received nominations to presidential bodies. #GrzegorzBraun #KancelariaPrezydenta #taśmyPR (translated)

r00t🇪🇺 accused Leśkiewicz of inconsistency: in his opinion, Leśkiewicz criticized those in power for exploiting human tragedy for political gain, and then himself attacked the Prime Minister politically while claiming that the President was not guided by political PR. The author asked what specific guarantees regarding the presence of American troops in Poland Nawrocki had obtained from Donald Trump. He assessed that the discussions alone did not constitute a diplomatic achievement and wrote that Trump’s recent decisions raised his concerns. He reminded that talks with the American side about increasing and solidifying the presence of U.S. troops in Poland had been ongoing since at least 2018. r00t🇪🇺 also emphasized that the Chancellery of the President of Poland should not function as a party propaganda office, but rather represent a constitutional body of the state and adhere to standards of reliability, seriousness, and accountability for words. He expected information and facts from the President's spokesperson instead of political slogans. #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo #Dyplomacja (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that at the beginning of the current term, among the MPs of Poland 2050, there was an instruction circulating on how to finance car rentals using funds from the Chancellery of the Sejm. According to his account, one of the party's MPs was advised to have the leasing agreement made with a friendly or related company, which would then rent the car to the MP. Twardowski noted that he obtained this information from an acquaintance who had participated in such a conversation. The author claimed that this solution would allow for the later purchase of the car by the company and its resale to the MP. In his assessment, a similar mechanism was used by MP Gomoła. He added that the MP who was supposed to convey the instructions and was still a member of Poland 2050 also rented a car that, according to Twardowski's informant, could ultimately become his property. Twardowski referred to a statement by Jerzy Woźniak, the Deputy Head of the Chancellery of the Sejm, made in August to the WP portal. Woźniak was said to have stated that a rental agreement financed by the Chancellery could not provide for a purchase option. According to Twardowski, the principle was to prevent a situation in which an MP would pay for the rental from the parliamentary lump sum for four years and then buy the car for a small amount. The author assessed that Gomoła's case might not be an isolated incident, but part of a broader strategy. He addressed a question to the Speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, regarding a change in regulations. He also wrote that the Speaker's order does not specify what means of transportation can be rented with the lump sum for conducting parliamentary office work and pointed out that, in his opinion, an MP could account for the rental of a helicopter for 5,000 zł in this way. #jawnosc #PL2050 #sejm #transparencja (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)

Adam Mazguła wrote that he expected morning actions from the services against individuals who — as he claimed — had called for the overthrow of the government with the support of allies. He presented this as an attempt at a coup d'état on behalf of PiS and Karol Nawrocki. He expressed disappointment that such actions did not occur. He pointed out that Adam Bielan and Jarosław Kaczyński have immunity, and regarding Michał Rachoń, he noted that although he does not have it himself, his superior is influential and could conspire. He concluded that the lack of legal response indicates the weakness of the state and may encourage further attempts at a coup. Mazguła also stated that society should know the circumstances of the case. He accused PiS and Nawrocki's office of attempting a coup and suggested that the United Right acts against Poles with the support of the USA. He criticized the concealment of these actions and added that as a citizen without immunity, he did not understand how one could care for impunity. #PrawdąWOczy #WPoczuciuOdpowiedzialności #TarczaWolnościSłowa #BronimyKonstytucji #ŻołnierzGorszegoSortu #PrawaCzłowieka #WolnośćSłowa #ŚwieckośćPaństwa #PrawaKobiet #BronimyKonstytucji #WolnośćSłowa #PrawaCzłowieka (translated)

The author of the entry accused Bogucki of attacking the government, the prime minister, and ministers after declaring the need to end the political war, and then criticized the sitting Marshal of the Sejm. As he wrote, Bogucki referred to him as a "blemish on Polish democracy," undermined his right to hold this office, and accused him of disrespect. The author also reminded that Bogucki presented himself, Nawrocki, and the Presidential Chancellery as democrats and statesmen. He considered the way Nawrocki exercised his office as the main blemish on democracy. He assessed that the president constantly participated in the political dispute, publicly attacked those in power, and exacerbated conflicts between state bodies while simultaneously calling on others to end the dispute. He noted that this was his private opinion and wrote that he did not take sides in the party conflict but evaluated the matter from the perspective of the state and its institutions. He announced that he would remind Bogucki and Nawrocki of their subsequent statements about responsibility and calming the dispute. In the end, he asked to send regards to Przydacz. #PolskaDemokracja #WojnaPolityczna #Polityka (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki called the election of Włodzimierz Czarzasty as the speaker of the Sejm "a blemish on Polish democracy" and stated that Czarzasty should never have taken this position. He recalled Winston Churchill's words about the imperfections of democracy and assessed that the case of the current speaker is one of them. He added that he, the President of the Republic of Poland, and the Chancellery of the President respect the choice due to democratic and state principles, but he accused Czarzasty of a rude manner of speaking and a lack of respect for matters that he should uphold as the speaker. According to Bogucki, the speaker should be an arbiter and a bastion of calm; meanwhile, Czarzasty engaged in strong, sometimes — as the author put it — pathetic narratives. #demokracja #Polska #Sejm (translated)

The author of the post criticized Marcin Przydacz for presenting his own account of the behind-the-scenes negotiations as an established fact. He wrote that Przydacz should prove that Radosław Sikorski agreed to withdraw Bogdan Klich, that another candidate was agreed upon for the position in Washington, and that Donald Tusk personally blocked the agreement. He added that the source of this version so far has mainly been Przydacz and the Chancellery of the President, and he assessed the credibility of Przydacz's information as variable. The author referenced Article 133, paragraph 1, point 2 of the Constitution, concerning the appointment and dismissal of representatives of the Republic of Poland, and Article 133, paragraph 3, which — as he wrote — provides for the cooperation of the president with the prime minister and the relevant minister in foreign policy. He added that according to Article 146, paragraph 1, it is conducted by the Council of Ministers, and the president does not independently direct foreign policy or foreign affairs. The writer also noted that Karol Nawrocki's proposal for Sikorski to consider Nikodem Rachoń did not imply that his candidacy was agreed upon. He described the assertion that Sikorski either accepted Rachoń or lied as a false alternative. He demanded that Przydacz provide the name of the agreed candidate for the position in Washington and the basis for the claim that Tusk personally blocked the agreement. #Polska #Polityka #Konsytucja (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Przydacz accused Donald Tusk of exaggerating the Russian threat and causing unnecessary panic. Przydacz was also supposed to warn that excessive publicity on the subject could numb society. Fogiel countered these words with the information that the Prime Minister of Sweden, Ulf Kristersson, announced the deployment of Swedish Patriot air defense systems to Poland's eastern border as part of a NATO mission. He asked who the Nawrocki Chancellery is serving. #Polska #NATO #Rosja (translated)

Patryk Michalski wrote that the Office of the President and Karol Nawrocki seemed to consider Polish women and men to be somewhat oblivious. He pointed to the position that the president is not related to the brand in question and contrasted it with the information that the trademark was registered by the president's sister. https://t.co/XlOwzQKxia https://t.co/BdwGBBVTSK #Polska #Polityka #Prezydent (translated)

Patryk Michalski accused the President's Office of downplaying the connection between Karol Nawrocki and the NOWROCKY brand, as well as the trademark registered by his sister. He wrote that the president posed in front of the brand's logo, which he claimed was a partner of a boxing gala, while the Office presented the matter as if it had no connection to it. Michalski asked how the situation affects the dignity of the presidential office and whether one can profit from the president's image. He also pointed out that the logo associated with Nawrocki appeared on Chinese watches, among other products. He accused Paweł Szefernaker and Zbigniew Bogucki of ignoring this matter. He announced that he would discuss it further on his program "News Michalskiego" on TVN24+. https://t.co/WJZjalkS1g #Polska #Prezydent #Media (translated)

Patryk Michalski asked whether everyone can earn money from the face and image of Karol Nawrocki. He wrote that the Office and the president do not react, and he announced more information in "Michalski's News" on TVN24+. https://t.co/7repwldGXP #wizerunek #media #zarabianie (translated)

Adam Mazguła compared the contemporary political situation to the Targowica Confederation, which — as he wrote — contributed to the partitions of Poland. He reminded that it was created by magnates and influential nobles demanding greater privileges, bishops unwilling to finance the army, and Empress Catherine, called to defend their interests. He considered the contemporary symbols of betrayal to be Russian agents operating in PiS and Confederation, as well as the bishops supporting them. He also wrote that a new element is the involvement of an American politician whom he referred to as the "orange master of the world." According to Mazguła, Bielan and Nawrocki's office were trying to persuade him to overthrow the Polish government. Mazguła asked why — as he put it — the "official enemy of Poland" had not yet been arrested. He described these actions as an attack on the legal government and portrayed law enforcement as intimidated puppets or agents of an organized crime group associated with Ziobro. #PrawdąWOczy #WPoczuciuOdpowiedzialności #TarczaWolnościSłowa #BronimyKonstytucji #ŻołnierzGorszegoSortu #PrawaCzłowieka #WolnośćSłowa #ŚwieckośćPaństwa #PrawaKobiet #BronimyKonstytucji #WolnośćSłowa #PrawaCzłowieka (translated)

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maciej Wewiór, wrote that the ministry was still waiting for documents from the organizers of the meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and President Donald Trump. He added that the head of the office, Bogdan Klich, sent a dispatch regarding part of the meeting in which he participated. Wewiór accused MEP Adam Bielan of announcing in the media, with the support of officials from the President's Chancellery, that he had organized the meeting. He emphasized that foreign policy is conducted by the government and asked Bielan and the President's Chancellery to send the Ministry of Foreign Affairs a note from the conversation that, as he wrote, they organized on short notice and in which they participated. He also asked Bielan if he could publicly explain the purpose of the meeting. #polityka #MSZ #Trump (translated)

The goblin addressed Rafał Leśkiewicz with a question about the expenditures of Nawrocki's office at a time when — as he reminded, the head of Leśkiewicz was supposed to speak — "public finances are going to the wall." He mentioned 100 thousand for stamps, 55 thousand for horse feed, almost 20 thousand a month for a stableman, and 500 thousand for catering for the Nawrocki family of four. He asked how these expenditures relate to the concern for the well-being of Polish women and men, and insultingly referred to the office. #finanse #Polska #polityka (translated)