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The author of the post wrote to Robert that as a woman in politics, she faces a lot of hate, including from his husband, Krzysztof Śmiszek, who allegedly insulted her. She asked whether Śmiszek had told Robert about his misogyny and declared that she would gladly show it to him in the European Parliament. #Polityka #KobietywPolityce #Mizoginia #PL (translated)

The affair at Stal Rzeszów concerns the conflict of 19-year-old junior Franciszek Majewski with the club authorities, in which captain Oskar Fajfer tried to defend him; however, despite the appeal, he did not play in the match, and ultimately the League Judging Committee ruled in his favor, terminating his contract with the club. #StalRzeszów #żużel #Majewski (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz acknowledged Jacek Karnowski's point of view and accused the state of fabricating accusations against people like him. He wrote that in 2024 he was unlawfully denied access to classified information, and the state lost this case in court. Cenckiewicz compared this to the case of a person whose name he did not mention. He claimed that this person used drugs and encouraged others to do so, yet still received the position of deputy minister and a seat in the parliament, with access to classified information with a "secret" clause — without verification. He described the situation as a manifestation of pathology and the decline of the state, surpassing the case of Kołodziejczak. #patologia #sprawiedliwość #polityka (translated)

Adam agreed with Marta Nawrocka and wrote that, in his opinion, the media protection from the authorities would have destroyed Karol Nawrocki's candidacy if there had been censorship on social media. He added that such attempts were made but ended in failure. #media #cenzura #polityka (translated)

Dawid Wildstein criticized the reactions to Karol Nawrocki's training with Manny Pacquiao. He wrote that the biggest sports media outlets in the world, not just boxing ones, noticed the training and reacted positively to it, which—he believes—brought international promotion to Poland. Wildstein accused Polish critics, including MP Trela and Zdrojewski from KO, of portraying the training as a glorification of fights and a source of shame. He claimed that such statements insulted millions of people training in boxing. He linked the critics to the influence of "Wyborcza" and TVN, using vulgar and offensive terms against them. He also wrote that individuals he described as being connected to Donald Tusk and Roman Giertych commented on foreign, including Philippine, websites to criticize Nawrocki and attack people praising Poland. He called the whole situation an absurdity and a reason for shame. #sport #Polska #hejt (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)

The Galácticos published Cristiano Ronaldo's account regarding the dispute with the Portugal national team coach. The player claimed that after the 2026 World Cup, the federation president asked him not to leave the national team, and he himself supported the choice of the current coach. According to Ronaldo, the coach presented him with a game plan that involved participation in the first and fourth matches of the training camp. The player wrote that he agreed to play 30 minutes in the match against Norway, although he had not planned to play earlier, but after warming up, he did not go onto the field. He also claimed that the coach promised to clarify the situation at a press conference, but did not do so. Ronaldo stated that Simão Coutinho and Tiago Craveiro were also involved in the discussions. The player admitted that after the match he did not approach the fans, and later left the training camp. He apologized to Portuguese fans and his teammates, took responsibility for his decisions, and emphasized that the federation should assess their consequences. He added that after serving any potential punishment, he would be ready to return to the national team, provided he was in good form and was regularly playing for his club. He also announced that in the future he would play one or more farewell matches. #CristianoRonaldo #Reprezentacja #PiłkaNożna (translated)

The author of the entry stated that PiS was right regarding the purchase of FA-50 planes, as well as the decisions related to the Territorial Defense Forces, Warmate drones, and the construction of a barrier on the border with Belarus. He pointed to Błaszczak and Macierewicz, and offensively described the voters of KO as incapable of understanding these issues. https://t.co/0TfvumDiSF #Polska #PiS #Wybory (translated)

Tucker Carlson, in a controversial conversation, questions the sense of British involvement in World War II, suggesting that Hitler was right about the conflict with Poland, which has met with sharp criticism from historians. #IIWojnaŚwiatowa #TuckerCarlson #RewizjonizmNiemiecki (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)

Rzep praised Krzysztof Stanowski for choosing the name of the program. He wrote that after criticism of Robert Gwiazdowski's text, which compared the stock market to a casino, Gwiazdowski began to present further arguments in favor of the thesis that investing in the stock market is not profitable. Rzep accused him of omitting the fact that — as he pointed out — the PIT-38 tax is paid on realized profits, and a long-term investor does not have to sell their assets every year. He added that millions of zlotys in unrealized profits may not be visible in the Ministry of Finance's data. The author assessed that Gwiazdowski perceives investing as buying stocks after receiving certain information, monitoring their price, and quickly selling them for a small profit. He also noted that he did not take into account the IKE and IKZE solutions, which — according to him — allow for realizing profits without paying tax every year. #giełda #inwestowanie #finanse (translated)

Father Daniel Wachowiak wrote that the defense of the former pastor in Grojec, in his opinion, confirmed the validity of the position of the Holy See. Evaluating 30 years of pastoral work in Grojec, he accused its fruits of crowd aggression, anti-clerical language, and religiosity reflecting shallow and banal aspects of Polish Catholicism. #Kościół #PolskiKatolicyzm #Grojec (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski criticized a policewoman, claiming that he does not understand why women are separated from men in combat sports and other disciplines. He argued that training women have no chance against training men in combat sports, soccer, athletics, or in the ring, and that on the street they are unable to cope with criminals. He wrote that Mentzen is right. #walka (translated)

Grzegorz Braun assessed that the PRZEkanał material about his conversations with representatives of India unjustifiably suggested that economic cooperation was intended to bring in workers to Poland. He assured that the Confederation of the Polish Crown had not undertaken and did not plan to undertake actions for the immigration of foreigners. He accused the authors of the material of editing it in a way that supported a preconceived thesis. Braun wrote that the conversations with representatives of India took place on February 18, 2026, in the European Parliament, and the KKP described them publicly several months earlier. According to him, the goal of the planned Polish-Indian Economic Forum "Strictly Business - Fifty/Fifty" was to find sectors with high potential and launch investment projects. He added that the recording contained his explanation that the initiative was intended to link Polish entrepreneurs with foreign partners, and not to concern immigration policy. Braun reminded that according to GUS data for 2025, Poland sold goods to India worth 1.4 billion euros and bought goods worth 4.3 billion euros, which indicated a deficit of nearly 3 billion euros. He wrote that the KKP wanted to increase Polish exports to India, not bring in workers from there. Referring to the section about employment agencies, he quoted a statement by Dominik Chmielewski, who reportedly said that agencies — Polish, Ukrainian, or from other countries — would not take part in the event. Braun accused PRZEkanał of drawing conclusions from incomplete fragments of conversations, which, in his opinion, the recordings did not support. #Polska #biznes #imigracja (translated)

Seven years ago, my Father left this world. For many, he was primarily one of the most important figures of the independence opposition, the founder and chairman of Fighting Solidarity, and the senior marshal of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in its eighth term. For me, of course, he was above all a beloved Father. One of the closest people to me, who—when I was thirteen years old—the communist regime took away from me, forcing him to hide, then keeping him in prison, sentencing him to exile. From the age of thirteen to twenty, I only had contact with my Father through correspondence, and later through prison bars. Both before and after those most difficult years, he taught me a great deal, although we also often debated. It does not change the fact that he was always an authority and a Hero to me. The more time passes since his death, the more I realize how much I owe him. And how much Poland owes him as well. And also how often he was completely right about a multitude of Polish matters... In how much and how urgently we need to do for Poland. Dear Dad! I know very well what you expect from me and what you would like to hear from me. That’s why I swear to you that as long as I live, I will give absolutely everything of myself to realize your dreams and plans. Plans aimed at building the strength, position, prestige, security, and happiness of our beloved Fatherland and friendship between nations. #Pamięć #Solidarność #Polska (translated)

If you want to have knowledge of what a deceptive world we lived in, read this. If you want to be aware of what awaits us, read this. This may be my most important text. Once, "trolls" were farm workers who wrote what they were dictated. Now troll farms are collapsing because bots are replacing humans. Today, one moderately skilled programmer could control 100,000 bots. Hence the conflicts; troll farms are no longer needed, so why pay them? I saw a troll farm from the outside. I didn't enter their structures, I didn't create a fake account with a flag in the description, and I didn't write under the teachers' strike that children are hostages. I watched from a distance, at the network, at the comments that appeared quickly, too quickly, too consistently, too often on the same issues. And at the company that functioned for years like an ordinary e-PR agency. In 2019, an investigation by Newsweek and the Reporters' Foundation showed that the Wrocław Cat@Net was not just another agency for "creating a presence on social media." It was an organized troll farm. A dozen people managed over 170 fake profiles on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. The content reached millions of recipients. The business was co-financed from PFRON, as the company employed disabled individuals and could offer clients tax deductions. From November 2015 to August 2019, Cat@Net received around 1.5 million zlotys from the State Fund for Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons. From the outside, it looked innocent. An advertisement for teleworking, a student or graduate needed after journalism, working from home, "skillful influencing of recipients." Clients included large companies, small businesses, public administration, private individuals. In practice, accounts were built like characters from a series. A right-wing patriot from Żoliborz, a traditionalist, a student, a chatterbox. A photo from university, a post about lunch, and then, when a scandal erupted, a flood of comments. Teachers' strike - children as hostages, teachers are egoists in expensive scarves. TVP and Jacek Kurski - defense, image warming, attacks on critics. After the death of Paweł Adamowicz, blaming WOŚP and Owsiak, comparisons meant to shift responsibility from public television. What struck the most was not ideology, but flexibility. The farm had business accounts to slander companies, products, and brands, as well as political ones. It worked for TVP, but also for PiS politicians when they needed support before the European Parliament elections. Trolls from the same agency could publicly argue, but only according to a script. It wasn't about beliefs. It was about commission. The trails led journalists further, to the Art-Media agency, to circles associated with "Najwyższy Czas" and "Gazeta Polska," to names in the orbit of Antoni Macierewicz and Bartłomiej Misiewicz. I saw how easily a real person disappears behind an avatar, and the avatar begins to shape a debate that no one explicitly ordered, only paid for the chaos or falsehood of specific events. The troll farm didn't need us to believe in it. It was enough that we click, comment, and recognize as important and significant the voice produced on commission. PiS didn't have to paint the sign "PiS troll farm" on the office door to benefit from it. In practice, within the power camp, there was a mechanism that Newsweek's investigation exposed bluntly. It was fake accounts that coordinated hatred, defended TVP and Jacek Kurski, and attacked Owsiak, WOŚP, and Paweł Adamowicz, along with public money from PFRON that helped sustain this industry. It was a political infrastructure of lies, distorting the image of Poland as "Poland in ruins," pumping propaganda and sowing hate speech under the guise of "ordinary citizens." As long as a troll was right according to the line of power, no one in this environment asked whether the account was real. They only asked whether the post hit the opponent. #InstituteOfTruth #InstytutPrawdy #dezinformacja #trolle #media (translated)