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Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the information about the alleged plan to attack the prime minister and deputy prime minister had unclear sources and it was unknown whether it had been verified, and the authorities quickly informed about the matter. He wondered why they did that, and assessed that they could have used a potentially real threat to improve their own image. He pointed out that he would not underestimate such a matter just because it concerned Donald Tusk. #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #media (translated)

NeoJudgeTuleya wrote that in recent hours, information about a possible attack on the prime minister and deputy prime minister was conveyed through special services, and urgent meetings were held at the Anti-Terrorist Center. The author suggested that the threat had been communicated via email and its publicity was an operation intended to divert attention from government problems. As a background, he pointed to the collapse of public finances and record state debt, knife attacks in schools, and scandals at the ministerial level, including the affair of Deputy Minister Kołodziejczak. He wrote that the authorities intentionally directed media attention to the topic of the attack in order to limit the debate on taxes, the budget deficit, and government actions. The author accused the ruling camp of fueling polarization, shifting the blame for mistakes onto political opponents, and appointing individuals who are loyal but, as he assessed, lacking competence. He also claimed that the alert about the attack was intended to provide the government with political benefits, justify state operating costs, and silence the opposition. He mentioned the creation of enemies, including the opposition and President Nawrocki. #polityka #manipulacja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Karolina Gałecka informed that the Polish Police received information about a possible attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. As she wrote, the Minister of the Interior and Administration Marcin Kierwiński and the Coordinator of Special Services Minister Tomasz Siemoniak ordered actions to be taken in this matter. Gałecka stated that on that day at 11 AM, a meeting of representatives of the services under the Ministry of the Interior and Administration — the Polish Police and SOP — and officers of the ABW was to take place. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Władza (translated)

Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that the statement, which was supposed to sound like a threat, she took as encouragement. She pointed out that if the party leaders from both sides of the dispute, as well as Mr. Patelnia, Mr. Mejza, and Matecki, were to leave the Parliament, the situation would be interesting. Pełczyńska added that the limitation to two terms in democracies usually pertains to directly elected offices, such as the country's president, village head, mayor, or city president. In her opinion, pathological systems form more quickly around such concentrated power. She believed that an executive power chosen collegially and collegiate bodies, such as the Parliament and councils, are more resistant to this because decisions are made by many people, and their composition changes from term to term. She emphasized that the system of Polish local government requires reflection and perhaps changes, such as strengthening the position of councilors. However, she opposed the removal of the term limit for presidents and mayors on the principle of "everyone or no one." As she wrote, according to such logic, one would also have to abolish the term limit for the President of Poland, which—she noted—nobody wants in Poland. She added that the effects of such a solution can be observed with Poland's eastern neighbors. #demokracja #polityka #władza (translated)

In Tomasz Terlikowski's article, the problem of the parish priest's excessive dependence on the bishop in the Catholic Church is discussed, using the conflict in the parish of Grojec as an example, pointing to the need for greater responsibility and influence of the faithful on the management of their own parish community. #Kościół #Parafia #Władza (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)

Filip Zator wrote that the KO MP Kierzek-Koperska described a verbal attack on another person as fascism. He added that, in his opinion, the authorities want to combat this understood fascism through the DSA law, which — he claimed — the MP herself admitted. He called on the president to veto the law and warned that otherwise reality would resemble "Orwell IRL." #faszyzm #wolnośćsłowa #DSA (translated)

Bartosz Lewandowski wrote that prosecutor Ostrowski was not "Michał O." but the Deputy Attorney General suspended from the possibility of initiating and conducting an investigation regarding, as he stated, obvious violations of law by the current government. According to Lewandowski, the search for shortcomings among non-compliant prosecutors resulted in the revelation of the alleged misuse of a company car in violation of regulations. He stated that under normal circumstances, the case would have resulted in at most the initiation of a disciplinary procedure. He added that the current authorities' shifting of boundaries could lead to similar actions against related individuals. Lewandowski also wrote that there are rumors in the legal community about prosecutors who were appreciated during the current government, but who were supposed to handle personal matters during work hours, using company cars and not taking vacations. #prawo #polityka #prokuratura (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz accused the Minister of Internal Affairs of confusing the Lubusz and Lublin Voivodeships and of failing to determine for half a year who sent services to private addresses under the pretext of fires. He stated that he has the status of a victim in this matter but has not received information about the progress. He emphasized that the Minister, not the President of the Republic of Poland, is responsible for internal security, and expressed concerns about the management of the ministry. #Bezpieczeństwo #Polityka #Władza (translated)

Wojtek Kardyś wrote that the situation on social media required immediate, coordinated communication from the government, police, and schools. According to him, rumors, speculation, and screenshots of unknown origin were widely circulated, which could contribute to parents' panic and their decision not to send children to school. Kardyś suggested that the prime minister or another high-ranking official should present what has already been established, what is still unknown, and what actions have been taken in schools. He also called for clear instructions for parents and institutions, a channel for reporting concerns, and hourly updates on government websites. He emphasized that the government should continuously refute rumors and disinformation and inform how to behave in such situations. In his opinion, the lack of messages from credible institutions left space for rumors and sensational narratives. #komunikacja #dezinformacja #społeczeństwo (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that over the course of about two decades, the scope of personal freedom has radically decreased, and there have been more regulations in many areas than in the countries of "old" Europe. He accused the previous and current government of a lack of checks and balances and succumbing to crude populism, which, as he put it, was applauded by thoughtless crowds. He assessed that the situation was very sad. #Wolność #Populizm #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Katarzyna Sójka accused Donald Tusk's government of manipulating public opinion after the brutal murder of a 37-year-old woman. She claimed that the prime minister directed attention to cybersecurity and the presidential veto to divert it away from issues related to child psychiatry. As she wrote, in the nineteen-minute speech of the head of the government, there were no words concerning psychiatry, therapy, the National Health Fund, or treatment; instead, he spoke about the internet, cybercrime, and blocking content. Sójka assessed that a free support hotline cannot replace systemic care, available spots in hospitals, or pharmacotherapy. She also accused the government of educational sabotage. In her opinion, the offer for children in "100 specifics" was limited to the elimination of homework and the removal of textbooks for the History and Citizenship subject, and the lack of obligations and boundaries negatively affected the development of children. The MP wrote that the Medical Fund, in which — as she reported — 8 billion zlotys were left, was reduced to 2 billion instead of receiving the annual statutory 4 billion. She also claimed that due to the lack of limits in the National Health Fund, children's therapies were interrupted. By comparison, she stated that in 2022 and 2023 her camp allocated nearly 5 billion zlotys for school psychological care and doubled the number of specialists to nearly 43 thousand. She believed that the government was using the topic of cybersecurity to hide its own incompetence. #psychiatria #bezpieczeństwo #edukacja (translated)

The author of the post assessed that the ruling coalition was becoming increasingly extreme and, under the slogan of "smiling Poland," was strengthening its control over the system. He claimed that dialogue was replaced by political pressure and adherence to the law by the use of force, purges, and violations of procedures. He added that, in his opinion, political actions have struck at Polish institutions. #Polska #polityka #demokracja #PL (translated)

Sebastian Łukaszewicz informed that together with MPs Andrzej Śliwka and Dariusz Stefaniuk, he conducted a parliamentary intervention at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to check the expenses of Stefan Krajewski. He claimed that luxury toilets with electronic washing seats were installed there for several thousand zlotys, designated for the exclusive use of ministers Stefan Krajewski, Adam Nowak, and Małgorzata Gromadzka, with access via a pass. Łukaszewicz described the equipment of the toilets, mentioning various washing modes, heated seats, temperature and water pressure regulation, warm air drying, turbo mode, and an occupancy sensor. He added that the expenses were incurred with taxpayers' money. #Polska #polityka #wydatki (translated)

Max Hübner criticized the "industry of contempt" related to Donald Tusk and the Salon of the Third Republic of Poland. He wrote that critics of Karol Nawrocki, attacking him for promoting Poland abroad through a meeting with Manny Pacquiao, contributed to presenting Poles with the story of two people united by their passion for sport and public service. Hübner claimed that the images of Nawrocki and Pacquiao garnered hundreds of millions of views, possibly even a billion. He accused representatives of the ruling camp of belittling the president, the boxer, and the discipline itself; he described the rulers in offensive language. He emphasized that Pacquiao was not only a legendary boxer but also a Filipino politician: he ran for the presidency, served as a senator, and during Marcos's presidency, he headed the commission for combating poverty. He added that, like Nawrocki, he made a public career, although he had ended his professional boxing career just a few years earlier. Hübner believed that both wanted to meet to respond to their critics and wrote that he supports further actions, which he attributed to the rulers. #Polska #Sport #Władza (translated)

The author juxtaposed the announcement of taking everything away from people and handing it over to entrepreneurs, along with the dismantling of the state, with the reaction of the average viewer of Channel Zero, who was supposed to see Klimka as their defender. #przedsiębiorczość #władza #społeczeństwo (translated)

On October 6, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote on platform X that the organization remains in contact with Russian health authorities and has also requested additional information regarding the alleged second case of illness related to the same institute. #dżuma #Rosja #zdrowiepubiczne (translated)

Grzegorz Braun wrote that the authorities should be removed from power as soon as possible, accusing them of being willing to jeopardize the health, lives, and property of Poles. He used offensive terms against them and accompanied the post with the hashtag "PolandForPeace." #PolskaZaPokojem #Polska #Władza #Polityka (translated)