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Łukasz Warzecha wrote that entrepreneurs from the brewing and winemaking industries pointed out what he considered absurd regulations in the adopted law and warned about its consequences. He assessed that advertising regulations could harm Polish companies, give an advantage to large enterprises, and cost the gastronomy sector hundreds of millions of zlotys due to changes in the equipment of outdoor seating areas. Warzecha stated that the law could put President Karol Nawrocki, who had repeatedly declared support for Polish business, in a difficult position. He added that industry protests could complicate his signing of the law, although — as he assessed — personal freedom was not a determinant of the president's strategy. He called on brewers and winemakers for a quick mobilization beyond online protests. He pointed out that they could join the protest organized by the Council of Entrepreneurs on October 15 in front of the KPRM regarding the unfulfilled promise concerning ZUS. #PolskiBiznes #Protest #Ustawa (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski accused Domański and Tusk of transferring part of Poland's sovereignty to the European Union without a law or the consent of parliament or the president. He assessed that the decision is essentially irreversible and marks the beginning of the gradual deprivation of Poland's further powers, including the forthcoming ability to legislate. He claimed that Germany and the stock exchange in Frankfurt will be excluded from this integration, and in the end, he used a term suggesting German superiority. #suwerenność #Polska #UniaEuropejska (translated)

Max Hübner described the government's narrative as "full of holes" and accused it of exploiting tragedy to push through a censorship law. He pointed to Gawkowski's statements: first, he was supposed to inform about the immediate blocking of accounts, and a minute later say that a law is needed to block such content and that the government expects it to be signed by the president. https://t.co/SW6JsB20HI #Cenzura #Polityka #WolnośćSłowa (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Włodzimierz Gawkowski undermined Donald Tusk's narrative regarding Karol Nawrocki and the DSA law by informing about the immediate blocking of accounts glorifying the criminal. Hübner accused the politicians of claiming for several days that they could not respond immediately because of the president. https://t.co/1YYwdrSYcf #polityka #fakeNews #DSA (translated)

The account The Poland News reported that Law and Justice submitted a draft law prohibiting the sale of alcohol containing more than 12 percent in packaging smaller than 0.5 liters. According to reports, the head of the PiS club, Mariusz Błaszczak, stated that the changes were intended to limit the sale of so-called "little ones," whose low price and small size — as he pointed out — encouraged rapid consumption of alcohol. #alkohol #prawo #zdrowie (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the small Polish Brewery Bednary appealed to Karol Nawrocki regarding the prohibition law, and its owners pointed out its serious economic consequences. Warzecha assessed that the neo-Puritans focused on fighting the alleged alcohol armageddon did not notice such consequences. He also expressed doubt whether the president would heed the appeal. https://t.co/q7BTYaykUQ #BrowarBednary #ustawaprohibicyjna #gospodarka (translated)

The author wrote that attacks in schools have become part of political polarization. According to him, PiS and the Republic blamed Donald Tusk, and the government again tried to put pressure on the president to sign the previously rejected bill. He added that he had analyzed this matter in the pages of "Newsweek." #Polska #polityka #Newsweek #PL (translated)

Paweł Żuchowski wrote that U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuels in connection with the oil agreement between Washington and Moscow has faced criticism from Democrats and some Republicans. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer accused Trump of making a "deal with the devil" to save his declining political ratings. Republican Congressman Don Bacon expressed hope that Ukraine would continue to destroy Russian diesel production capabilities. He also called on Trump to use the Lindsey Graham Act, which aimed to strengthen sanctions on Russia. Bacon accused the president of providing the dictator with money instead of using sanctions to weaken the Russian war machine while it continues to attack and kill Ukrainian civilians. Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski also urged the use of the Graham Act. She stated that discussions about Russia's return to global energy markets should only take place after the war ends, and until then, sources of its funding and supplies should be cut off. Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick announced that he would put a bipartisan bill blocking all purchases of Russian oil to a vote in the House of Representatives. He predicted that it would be passed by an overwhelming majority. Former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence wrote on X on Saturday that lifting sanctions in the face of Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilian targets was incomprehensible and constituted a betrayal of the legacy and leadership of the late Senator Lindsey Graham. He added that the U.S. should not support the Russian war machine. Pence also stated that Vladimir Putin wants to take over Ukraine, and its conquest could lead to Russian forces crossing another border and clashing with American soldiers. He called on Trump to reverse the decision. #Trump #Rosja #Ukraina (translated)

Now is the time to use these sanctions to strangle Putin's war machine, rather than rewarding the dictator by pushing more money into his hands while he continues to target and kill Ukrainian civilians. Congressman Don Bacon expressed hope that Ukraine will continue to destroy Russian diesel production capabilities and urged Trump to apply Lindsey Graham's law to strengthen sanctions on Russia. #Trump #Ukraina #sankcje (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the Law and Justice party wanted to limit the availability of alcohol and submitted a draft law prohibiting the sale of beverages with an alcohol content above 12 percent in packages smaller than 500 ml. He added that as a doctor, he fully supported this proposal. https://t.co/S94p5lVd62 #alkohol #zdrowie #ustawa #PL (translated)