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The commentator wrote that Dominika Wielowieyska was responding to the voices of PiS politicians and Krzysztof Stanowski regarding Michał Kołodziejczak. According to him, the journalist emphasized that she does not want to hastily judge the matter or succumb to pressure to immediately publish material and make a judgment. The author asked whether Wielowieyska is a journalist or a politician of the Civic Coalition. #polityka #dziennikarstwo #KoalicjaObywatelska (translated)

Amos wrote that liking the linked post means support for the person to whom he used the vulgar insult "orange." He accused her of destabilizing NATO and global security, blackmailing Ukraine, and planning to finance the Kremlin's armed actions. https://t.co/FKVLw4ra6z #Ukraina #NATO #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The commentator used an offensive term against Michał Kołodziejczak and accused him of using drugs, forcing employees to take narcotics, blackmailing a woman with a sex tape, and making threats. He wrote that Kołodziejczak should submit his resignation and leave the structures of the Polish Parliament on the same day. #polityka #skandale #honor (translated)

Krzysztof Sałek from KO Stalowa Wola asked Grzegorz Braun if he wants to communicate with Russia, which — as he wrote — suspended coal transit from Kazakhstan to Poland just before the heating season started. Sałek stated that Braun quickly forgot about Vladimir Putin's blackmailing of Europe with gas supplies and accused him of wanting to return to a similar situation after becoming independent from those supplies. https://t.co/falydd7o7p #Rosja #Polska #Węgiel (translated)

The author of the post stated that the perpetrators were searching for children on the internet and blackmailing them, calling this phenomenon a form of "weaponization of children." He reported that last year Europol created a new category of crime, "violence as a service," and that across Europe, 63 individuals classified as perpetrators, 40 coordinators, and 84 recruiters were arrested. #przemoc #bezpieczeństwo #dzieci #EU #PL (translated)

The author wrote that the government used attacks on schools as a pretext for another attempt to introduce censorship. He claimed that Minister Gawkowski's law would allow officials to arbitrarily decide what can be published on the internet, and announced that his environment would be blackmailed that evening in the Sejm. #cenzura #wolnośćsłowa #sejm #PL (translated)

The author wrote that 76 turbines of Baltic Power are already standing in the Baltic Sea, and the first energy was reaching the grid. According to him, once fully operational, the farm will provide electricity for over 1.5 million households. He presented the investment as part of building a strong Poland, which has its own energy and is resistant to blackmail from other countries. https://t.co/D9jeLxyVG6 #energia #OZE #Polska #PL (translated)

Jarosław Kaczyński wrote that Poland should build sovereign security and be capable of effective defense. He emphasized that a strong alliance based on the USA and their permanent presence in Poland is needed in relation to Russia. He expressed support for MEP Adam Bielan, who — as he wrote — thanks to contacts gained through his own work in the USA helped organize a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and President Donald Trump. He added that Bielan had been accused of treason and threatened with prosecution. Kaczyński stated that he had the impression that a Russian lobby in Poland had mobilized to block the American base Fort Trump. He also asked Kosiniak-Kamysz if Trump had blackmailed him regarding a change of government in Poland. According to Kaczyński, an honest answer would undermine pro-government propaganda. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Sojusz (translated)

Chrzanik quoted the words of Donald Tusk, who said that neither enemy nor ally will decide on the direction Poland will take, nor on who will govern it. The author ironically added that the exception might be Brussels, which he accused of blackmailing Poland with the disbursement of the KPO and tying it to a change of power. https://t.co/uSqrkZfZbb #Polska #DonaldTusk #KPO (translated)

The author of the entry pointed out that Kirill Dmitriev's entry indicated that Russia was maintaining energy blackmail mechanisms against Europe. He added that Russian actions once again presented this country as a reliable partner that could save European states in crisis. He included a link after noting that this type of influence had already been used before. https://t.co/K5yO8XR6hm #Rosja #Energetyka #Szantaż #RU #EU (translated)

Przemo75 wrote that before next year's elections, the "Orange" may openly threaten that Poland will not have a base if Poles do not vote for PiS. According to the author, PiS members and Batyr will repeat this message. He expressed confidence that voters will not succumb to what he described as blackmail. #wybory #Polska #PiS (translated)

Wojciech Kussowski wrote that "Tusk's sabotage" was supposed to consist of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz not entering into an agreement with the populists, which the author described as based on cynical blackmail. He accused right-wing politicians of trading Poland's security to return to power, adding that their voters supported this. #Polska #wybory #polityka (translated)

Magda wrote that if the reports are confirmed, Donald Trump put Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a difficult situation by offering him a shield and the security of Poland in exchange for acting against his own government. She considered such behavior to be blackmail rather than an allied conversation. She criticized Adam Bielan, Karol Nawrocki, Mateusz Morawiecki, and the Law and Justice party, claiming that they care more about returning to power than about the shield or the security of the country. She accused them of accepting foreign presidential interference in Polish politics when it might benefit them. She added that Kosiniak-Kamysz gained her respect and — if he indeed refused — acted patriotically. According to Magda, the security of Poland should not be traded, and the Polish government should not be elected in Washington. #Polska #Polityka #Trump (translated)

The author of the entry accused Bogucki of manipulating the message about Nawrocki's decisions and questioned the claim that each of them stemmed solely from concern for Poles. He pointed out that political calculations, ideological disputes, and his own strategy could also stand behind the vetoes. He requested clarification on, among other things, the veto against the wind farm bill combined with solutions concerning energy prices, and then the presentation of his own project containing some of those solutions; the veto against the SAFE act regarding financing security and defense; and the referral of the act on extraordinary profits of fuel companies to the Constitutional Tribunal. He also asked about the vetoes against laws about the active farmer, the principles of practicing the profession by some doctors from outside the EU, the status of a close person, regulations of the cryptocurrency market — which were vetoed twice — and the amendment of the so-called Lex Kamilek. The author noted that Nawrocki had the right to use the veto power and conduct his own policy, although he still had fundamental doubts about the constitutional basis of his office's functioning. In his opinion, however, it was necessary to openly discuss the political, constitutional, economic, ideological, and strategic motives behind decisions, rather than presenting one's own actions as serving Poland, while portraying the government's actions as blackmail or a political game. He compared such a narrative to Trump's politics, where — as he wrote — one's own actions are presented as the state's interest, while opponents' actions are depicted as betrayal or blackmail. He added that Poland's system differed from the system of the United States and emphasized that he had provided just a few examples, without a detailed analysis of subsequent vetoes, laws, and statements. #Polska #polityka #demokracja (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that President Karol Nawrocki's decisions were guided by the principle "first Poland, first Poles." He quoted Nawrocki's statement saying that last December the government expected 3 billion zlotys from the presidential fund, and Nawrocki transferred the funds to the National Health Fund (NFZ). Bogucki accused Donald Tusk's government of exerting pressure on fuel prices affecting Polish families, farmers, and transport companies. He claimed that the government was counting on the rejection of the law and continuing to profit from taxes and fuel margins. He reported that Nawrocki signed the law regarding excess profits of fuel corporations and attributed full responsibility for fuel prices to the government. #Polska #Prezydent #Polacy (translated)