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BarcaInfo reported that FC Barcelona won against Getafe CF 3-0. It assessed that the team played the match sensibly, controlled its course, and conserved energy ahead of the upcoming marathon of matches. It added that it's hard to have major complaints about the performance of a team that also kept a clean sheet. It asked the audience how they rated the match. #FCBarcelona #LaLiga #Zwycięstwo (translated)

Mateusz Łoń wrote that Mieszko R., the perpetrator of the attack in May 2025, has become a significant thread in the case of the arrest of two individuals responsible for the events in Wyszków and Ostrołęka. According to the author, the perpetrators had been watching and listening to the same content online. Łoń also claimed to have found the profile of a girl supporting Mieszko R. and reported that her account description included the phrase "#Mieszko innocent." He wrote that the girl published recordings in which she counted down the days until going to the facility where Mieszko R. was held. The author added that she referred to him as "Predator Mieszko," and according to other findings, she recorded videos in which she danced with an axe and drove it into the ground. Łoń urged authorities to urgently examine algorithms and radicalization in online bubbles. He assessed that imitating and glorifying perpetrators was becoming a real threat. #równouprawnienie #bezpieczeństwo #cenzura (translated)

Sebastian wrote that after the morning walk with the dog and coffee, he was checking the fan's account, where — as he noticed — there was no comment about the business his American mentor was supposed to conduct with a person described by Sebastian as a murderer. In the end, he greeted the readers. #DzieńDobry #kawazpsem #sport (translated)

Grzegorz Saj wrote to Szymon Jadczak that Legia received another pretext to open the guest sector after the match with Wisła Kraków. He pointed out that since the club was punished, it was — in his opinion — acting illegally, and the documents from Rafał Trzaskowski were not credible. He added that 250,000 should go to Wisła's account. #LegiaWarszawa #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Nadja Natalie Isaksen shared an open letter from Johan Zedig to Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and wrote that she hoped Frederiksen would meet with Christian's family. In the letter, Johan Zedig stated that his son Christian, who was a police officer, was assaulted and killed in Copenhagen. According to the father, Christian intervened during a football match to restore order. He claimed that the person who attacked his son had a history of violent crime and that the assault was planned. Johan Zedig requested a face-to-face meeting with Frederiksen, where she would explain how the punishment for a murder could be 12 months in prison. He described the family as being in mourning and wrote that Christian's death should not be in vain. He suggested that the meeting take place at Astrid Lindgren's World in Sweden. #Danmark #Rettigheder #Retssystem (translated)

The author wrote that on a roll on the account that — as he specified — could have belonged to the perpetrator of the attack in Leszczydół-Nowiny, there was a photo related to the Columbine attack from 1999. He added that that attack later triggered a wave of imitation in the USA and noted that he spoke about it in that day's episode. #Leszczydół #Columbine #atak #PL #US (translated)

Lars Winkelsdorf wrote that he had spoken a few months ago at a personal meeting with August Hanning about Hanning's financial situation. Hanning had brought up the topic himself. The current media coverage does not adequately represent the situation from Winkelsdorf's perspective, as it appears as an exposure of the motives behind Hanning's alleged actions. According to him, Hanning explained that he had entered the supervisory board of the Latvian PNB Bank through Anders Rasmussen. An oligarch then plundered the bank, stripping it of about 30 million euros. In a civil proceeding under Latvian law, Hanning was held liable; the judgment was later enforced in Germany, and a significant portion of his pension was garnished. Winkelsdorf described Hanning as an indirectly harmed party of criminal acts and wrote that his attempts to get out of the situation had failed. It was not about losses from risky investments but rather that Hanning had been "taken advantage of," he wrote. Rasmussen has not had to pay anything so far; Winkelsdorf added that Denmark may have better laws than Germany. https://t.co/KJQ6fW9Au0 #Finanzen #Medien #Justiz (translated)

A new scandal involving Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US ambassador to Greece and former fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., revolves around her request to a Trump donor for the transfer of $100,000 to her American Express account, raising questions about potential political influence. #Geldskandal #KimberlyGuilfoyle #Trump (translated)

AlkoInwestor described a dispute in a parents' group regarding a gift for the teacher on Teacher's Day. According to his account, Milena, the mother of Kornelia, suggested buying a personalized glass and a massage voucher, stating that she was acting on behalf of the parents. The author wrote that he opposed the expenditure. Among his arguments, he mentioned the teachers' salaries, a pastoral allowance of at least 300 PLN, breaks in learning, and the possibility of taking paid health leave for up to a year. He also pointed out the potential tax consequences of donations from more than twenty families. In a conversation with Lena's mother, he compared the idea of a massage for the teacher to the absence of gifts for accountants on their holiday, which, he noted, falls on June 9. He reported that he suggested instead a three-day access to his webinar on opening a brokerage account and the differences between IKE and IKZE. Ultimately, the parents agreed that the children would prepare and sign a greeting card, and its cost would not burden the class fund. After the conversation, Lena's mother asked the author about the price for indefinite access to the webinar; he quoted 549 PLN and issued an invoice. #Rodzicielstwo #Komunikacja #RelacjeSocjalne (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)

Lt. Torstenson asserted that if SVT required viewers to create an account to access public service, the operation would, according to him, become an organ for controlling viewers. He warned that the next step could be cookies and targeted advertising to the left, which he believed would threaten individuals perceived to be on the right. https://t.co/bGSZWITZi3 #publicservice #yttrandefrihet #mediekritik (translated)

We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that former Prime Minister Leszek Miller has shared the profile of the Legal Services Center. The author claimed that the account is directly linked to the Lega Artis service, which fact-checking organizations have repeatedly described as a part of a network spreading Russian propaganda coming from Sputnik and RIA Novosti. #propaganda #faktczekowanie #LegArtis (translated)

Magnus Barsøe wrote that Denmark should establish an investment fund inspired by Norway together with Mayor Michael Vindfeldt. They presented the proposal in Berlingske and called the fund "Denmark's Generational Fund." Barsøe compared Norway's sovereign fund, which he claimed had nearly 22 trillion Norwegian kroner, with Denmark's economy. He wrote that the treasury had an overall surplus of nearly 500 billion kroner from 2021 to 2025, and argued that the money should be invested instead of being used for political priorities. The proposal included a starting capital of between 100 and 150 billion kroner from the state's account in the National Bank, as well as annual state contributions of ten billion kroner for ten years. According to Barsøe, the investments should be widely spread across foreign stocks and managed independently of politicians. He also suggested a cap of two percent on the fund's annual payouts. If the fund started with 150 billion kroner, Barsøe claimed it could grow to about 500 billion kroner in 20 years and then send nearly ten billion kroner a year to welfare. He wrote that the fund should help pass on values to future generations and noted that Denmark's "oil" was labor. #Danmark #Økonomi #Investering (translated)