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The head of the presidential Bureau of International Policy, Marcin Przydacz, assessed that the agreement between US President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding diesel fuel is meant to be a reaction to the situation in the American energy market. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (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)

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)

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)

The author accused Marcin Przydacz of inconsistency in his statements about who decided on Donald Tusk's assumption of the office of Prime Minister. He wrote that after Mateusz Morawiecki's government failed to secure a vote of confidence, the Sejm elected Tusk in a constitutional parliamentary procedure, and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Szymon Hołownia had no power to transfer to him. The author stated that by Przydacz's logic, one could argue that Hołownia also decided on the assumption of office by Karol Nawrocki because he convened the National Assembly and enabled the swearing-in. However, he pointed out that in Nawrocki's case, he saw a constitutional problem related to the validity of the elections, the handling of protests, the determination of the validity of the election, and the swearing-in despite objections. He assessed that Hołownia's decision had constitutional significance in this matter. The author also rejected the accusation that Kosiniak-Kamysz prioritized party interests over state interests, claiming that Przydacz equated the interests of the state with preventing Tusk from coming to power. #Polityka #Konstytucja #Debata (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)

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maciej Wewiór, informed that Przydacz did not participate in the meetings with the president during which Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski talked about ambassadors. He presented two possibilities: Przydacz either did not know the course of the meetings and fabricated their content, or he was aware but attempted to sabotage Polish diplomacy. Wewiór assessed that both scenarios harmed Poland's interests and wrote that he would omit the accusation of lying. He added that he saw in Przydacz's statements an attempt to divert attention from the fact that the president had been blocking the appointment of 46 ambassadors for 426 days. #polityka #dyplomacja #Polska (translated)

Marcin Przydacz sharply criticized Radosław Sikorski regarding the appointments to Polish diplomatic posts, arguing that new ambassadors cannot be appointed until their predecessors have been formally dismissed by the president. #ambasadorowie #konflikt #radosławsikorski (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)