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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)

If there is a risk of flight, and I believe there is, it also poses a threat to society. Hellerstein, appointed by Bill Clinton, stated that the new charges, the weight of the evidence—which he described as "very strong"—and Flores' history and character traits make the risk of flight too great to release her from federal custody. #Maduro #Wenezuela #tortury (translated)

Martti Kosonen wrote that the Finns Party's line worked according to him. He claimed that the National Coalition Party was distributing money to developing countries, Palestinians, immigrants, organizations, what he characterized as pseudosciences, unnecessary business subsidies, as well as to the EU, the UN, and railways he described as unnecessary, while according to him, the Finns Party did not distribute money for these purposes. Kosonen also claimed that the National Coalition Party was taking money from retirees, heirs, and elderly care facilities. He said the list was endless and considered that the National Coalition Party could no longer function as the governing party, but the Finns Party could. In his writing, he noted the Finns Party, Riikka Purra, and Wille Rydman. https://t.co/MiANyh6CEP #perussuomalaiset #politiikka #Suomi (translated)

Konrad Berkowicz, a member of the Confederation, caused outrage after he insulted journalist Justyna Dobrosz-Oracz by calling her a whore, which led to her announcing a lawsuit and criticism from other politicians and journalists. #Berkowicz #Konfederacja #dziennikarstwo (translated)

The author accused Marcin Przydacz of inconsistency in statements regarding the embassy's staffing in Washington. He reminded that on October 5, Przydacz had written that Nikodem Rachoń might not have been the agreed candidate and that another name was considered. In a later statement, Przydacz claimed that Minister Radosław Sikorski met with the person proposed by the Presidential Palace, checked their qualifications, including language skills, and accepted them. The author requested the name of that person. He noted that the meeting itself and the positive assessment of the candidate do not prove that a final agreement regarding the embassy in Washington or the entire package of nominations was reached. He added that Przydacz's repeated claim that Donald Tusk blocked the agreement does not become a fact just because it was stated. The author also reminded that, in his opinion, the president appoints ambassadors but does not conduct foreign policy. He cited a ruling by the Constitutional Tribunal in case Kpt 2/08, which — as he wrote — indicated that foreign policy is conducted by the Council of Ministers, and the president cooperates in this area with the prime minister and the relevant minister. He asked who, when, and to what extent agreed on the candidacy and on what basis Przydacz claimed that Tusk personally blocked the entire agreement. He characterized his account of the behind-the-scenes negotiations as presented to the public in a way that suggested it was an established fact. #Polityka #Ambasadorzy #Polska (translated)

Jachcy wrote that Ms. Mróz-Gorgoń referred to the published report "Private Portraits of Poles" as a rough draft, although—as he pointed out—you could read something on the first page of the document that undermined that description. He added that she called the use of the cover with the ministry's logo unfortunate, and the sending of the file to the think tank and its placement on its website—mistakes. According to Jachcy, Mróz-Gorgoń characterized the whole situation as a mere human error, and the author ironically added that the most important thing was that she did not make a mistake when providing the bank account number. #Polska #raport #błąd (translated)

President Karol Nawrocki has decided that General Kukuła will remain in the position of chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army for a second term, and the appointment ceremony will take place on November 11, 2026, during the celebrations of National Independence Day. #WojskoPolskie #Niepodległość #GenerałKukuła (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)

"Congratulations to the General! I wish you further successes in the position of the First Soldier of the Republic!" As Bartosz Grodecki reported on platform X, "the ceremony for the appointment will take place on November 11, 2026, during the solemn celebrations of the National Independence Day." "Congratulations to the General! I wish you further successes in the position of the First Soldier of the Republic!" - he added. #WojskoPolskie #GenerałKukuła #Niepodległość (translated)

President Nawrocki appointed General Wiesław Kukuła as the Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army, and the ceremony for the presentation of the appointment act will take place on November 11, 2026, during the celebrations of the National Independence Day. #WojskoPolskie #GenerałKukuła #Niepodległość (translated)

"The President of the Republic of Poland, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, has decided to appoint a general for another term as Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army as of October 10, 2026," wrote Bartosz Grodecki on the X platform, and his post was officially shared by the profile of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland. #SzefSztabu #NarodoweŚwiętoNiepodległości #WojskoPolskie (translated)

President Karol Nawrocki appointed Gen. Wiesław Kukuła for another term as Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army, and the formal handover of the nomination document will take place on November 11 during the celebrations of the National Independence Day. #SzefSztabu #NarodoweŚwiętoNiepodległości #WojskoPolskie (translated)

WarNewsPL reported that the head of BBN, Bartosz Grodecki, announced the decision of the President of the Republic of Poland, who was to appoint General Wiesław Kukuła for another term as the Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army as of October 10, 2026. https://t.co/sVYYNmRUu3 #Polska #Wojsko #Prezydent (translated)

John Bingham wrote that August Hanning, the former head of the German intelligence service arrested on suspicion of spying for the Russian Federation, referred to the Nord Stream explosions as state terrorism and believed that Germany should demand compensation from Poland and Ukraine. Bingham noted that Hanning did not publicly present evidence of Polish authorities' involvement in the operation. He added that in September 2024, Hanning accused the Polish government of allowing a Ukrainian suspect wanted by Germany to leave Poland in order to conceal its own involvement in the attack on the pipelines. Bingham described this as a direct accusation against the authorities of the Republic of Poland of complicity and obstructing the investigation, and then ironically referred to "friends" across the Oder. #szpiegostwo #NordStream #Polska (translated)

Bartosz Grodecki wrote that the President of the Republic of Poland and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Karol Nawrocki, decided to appoint General Wiesław Kukuła for another term as Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army, starting from October 10, 2026. According to Grodecki, the appointment was to be presented on November 11, 2026, during the celebrations of the National Independence Day. The author congratulated the general and wished him further success. #Wojsko #Niepodległość #Polska (translated)

The Polish national football team once again played below expectations, losing the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina 0:1, which confirmed the team's so-called "niedasizm" and revealed that Marcin Bułka deserves the title of first goalkeeper, while Robert Lewandowski is not yet ready for retirement. #ReprezentacjaPolski #LigaNarodów #MeczPiłkarski (translated)

The author of the entry accused Marcin Przydacz of presenting the regulation on the presidential appointment and dismissal of plenipotentiary representatives of the Republic of Poland without considering the other constitutional principles. He pointed out that Article 146 of the Constitution entrusts the conduct of foreign policy to the Council of Ministers, while Article 133 sec. 3 obliges the president to cooperate in this matter with the prime minister and the relevant minister. He also cited the judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal in the case Kpt 2/08, which — as he wrote — stated that the president does not have the competence to conduct or generally direct foreign policy. He added that the formal dismissal of an ambassador by the president does not mean that the minister of foreign affairs lacks competence regarding the organization of the foreign service or that the president can independently shape the personnel policy of diplomatic missions. The author reminded that in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announcement from March 2024, it was mentioned that the missions of ambassadors were ending and the procedure for their dismissal was commencing, and not that the minister had made their constitutional dismissal. He accused Przydacz of presenting the minister's actions as contrary to law based on a single element of the dispute. He emphasized that Przydacz could criticize Radosław Sikorski's actions or the way the changes were conducted, but he should — according to the author — present a complete constitutional model. #Konstytucja #Polityka #Prawo (translated)