Emilia Kamińska wrote that a 69-year-old man from Sopot, who allegedly threatened to murder the president, was seen near the Belvedere this morning, 3.6 km from the Presidential Palace. She asked Jacek Dobrzyński, Marcin Kierwiński, the Police, and the Internal Security Agency why the man is still at large. https://t.co/FUllBjCGmV #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Policja (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)
The author wrote that under his post supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian autocracy, there were only two comments with insults, while there were usually 20-50. He suggested that this might be related to the destruction of Yandex data centers. #Ukraina #Wsparcie #Wolność #UA #RU (translated)
Brother Pete wrote that for the 216th time he reminded about the case of Paweł Kozanecki, claiming that he killed two women. He characterized the ruling of Judge Karol Radaszkiewicz as absurd and wrote that the only punishment Kozanecki will face will be 1.5 years of imprisonment. https://t.co/NLHxJpztJK #sprawiedliwość #prawo #przemoc (translated)
President Volodymyr Zelensky stands at the head of our nation during wartime – a war for independence, freedom, and dignity. "President Volodymyr Zelensky stands at the head of our nation during wartime – a war for independence, freedom, and dignity. He has the support of the Ukrainian people, who have the right to decide on this," wrote Sybiha on platform X. #Ukraina #WołodymyrZełenski #pokój (translated)
Andrii Sybiha thanked for the unequivocal words and solidarity with Ukraine. He wrote that supporting the fighting Ukraine also contributed to the security and freedom of Poland and all of Europe. #Ukraina #Solidarność #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)
Adam Andruszkiewicz assessed that the recent actions of the government indicated an intention to limit civil liberties in an election year. He wrote that the Polish people anticipated such a development and have President Karol Nawrocki, and his circle will not allow their freedom to be taken away despite the daily attacks. #Wolność #Polska #Wybory (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki criticized the morning briefing convened by Prime Minister Tusk, which involved ministers, heads of services, and representatives of state institutions. He wrote that less information was shared after the meeting with the public than before and called for concrete actions for the safety of children. Morawiecki expressed concern regarding the tragic events and extended condolences to the families of the victims and those affected. He also thanked teachers, rescuers, and officials. He claimed that for three years he has been warning about the harmful influence of smartphones, algorithms, and social media on children, highlighting access to hate, violence, manipulation, and dangerous content. He described the ban on phones in schools as insufficient, as children still use devices after classes. He informed that Rozwój Plus proposed a ban on social media usage for individuals under 15 years of age, to be enforced by platforms, as well as severe financial penalties and legal liability for digital companies regarding harmful content and deceptive advertisements. He also advocated for support for parents, teachers, and educators. Morawiecki emphasized that protecting children should not lead to the restriction of adults' freedom of speech, and he opposed solutions that would allow for preventive censorship. He demanded from the Prime Minister specific draft laws, deadlines for their implementation, and identification of those responsible for their execution. He assessed that the safety of children would not be ensured by further briefings, but by decisions and responsibility. #BezpieczeństwoDzieci #Polska #Rodzice (translated)
Jarek Olechowski wrote that those supporting Donald Tusk had created a fake graphic bar resembling materials from Republic TV and were using it to attack the station and demand that the National Broadcasting Council revoke its license. He claimed that the graphic was marked as generated by artificial intelligence, yet it was still disseminated by politicians from the Civic Coalition and journalists supporting the government. He described Republic as the largest news television in Poland and the only major station completely independent of the authorities, and compared the actions described to the Russian machine aimed at freedom of speech and Polish democracy. #WolnośćSłowa #Demokracja #Media (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that after information from the services about possible attacks on the prime minister and the head of the Ministry of National Defense appeared, a wave of comments emerged under the article of one of the largest portals. As he noted, some of them contained mockery, while others openly expressed satisfaction. He asked whether such reactions still fall within the limits of freedom of speech. https://t.co/SFOFj0cbTO #WolnośćSłowa #Polityka #Komentarze #PL (translated)
Chrzanik recalled Donald Tusk's morning statement, in which he announced the intention to once again present the bill to the president and stated that freedom of speech does not include spreading aggression and should have limits. Tusk also warned against the debate on access to weapons. Chrzanik imagined that if Karol Nawrocki were to veto the bill again, voices would arise blaming him for every subsequent attack. #WolnośćSłowa #DebataPubliczna #Polska (translated)
Monika_TeoriaZła wrote that there should be no "Fort Trump" in Poland and stated that such a name will never be given. She added that, in her opinion, Poles do not identify with Trump, whom she accused of pedophilia and rape and described as a friend of a murderer. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Wolność (translated)
Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that partitions, occupation, and communism did not manage to break Polishness or the spirit of the Church. He quoted President Karol Nawrocki from a meeting with the American Polonia in New York. Nawrocki said that the Catholic Church upheld Polish identity during the partitions, occupation, and after 1945, when — as he described it — Poland was a Soviet colony. He also mentioned the 1980s when some non-practicing Poles associated their aspiration for freedom and sovereignty with the Church. #Polska #Kościół #tożsamość (translated)
Polish Patriot wrote that on October 11, Joanna Duda-Gwiazda celebrated her 87th birthday and extended her wishes for God's blessing. He presented her as a ship designer at the Gdańsk Shipyard, a co-author of the 21 demands of August 1980, and an activist of Solidarity. He also mentioned her activities in the Free Trade Unions of the Coast, editing underground press, imprisonment during martial law, and rejection of the Round Table Agreement. He described her as "the living conscience of our freedom." #Solidarność #Wolność #Historia (translated)
Brother Pete wrote that for the 215th time he reminded about the case of Paweł Kozanecki, whom he blamed for killing two women. He stated that as a result of what he assessed as a bizarre verdict by Judge Karol Radaszkiewicz, the only punishment for Kozanecki will be 1.5 years of imprisonment. #Polska (translated)
The author wrote that platforms should block live broadcasts of executions of death row inmates in the United States, treating them as patostreaming. #patostreaming #sprawiedliwość #wolnośćsłów #US (translated)
Pope Leo XIV wrote that the death penalty violates the inviolability and dignity of man, and the common good and justice can be protected without its application. He pointed out that there are effective prison systems that protect citizens while also allowing the convicted the opportunity for improvement and redemption. #NieDlaKaryŚmierci #NoDeathPenalty #KaraŚmierci #PrawaCzłowieka #Sprawiedliwość (translated)
Jan Molski wrote that according to the MP from Poznań, fascism means "verbal attack." He insultingly assessed the MP and stated that even President Jaśkowiak could not tolerate her. He also claimed that the actions related to the DSA were intended to silence the opposition on the internet and called for resistance. https://t.co/NnrP2Hse1J #wolnośćsłowa #opozycja #DSA (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)
Taiwan values peace, but we will not give up our freedom. We are open to exchanges, but we will not accept lowering our status. During the ceremony marking the 115th National Day, Lai Ching-te emphasized that Taiwan remains open to exchanges, but will not accept actions that undermine its position. #Tajwan #Chiny #obronność (translated)
