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Jan Molski wrote that TVP Info (in liquidation) excitedly reported that media around the world talked about the "assassination attempt on Tusk." He claimed it was about an older man, detached from reality, who did not pose a real threat. https://t.co/9zZiEDBjWD #Polska #Media #Wydarzenia (translated)

Magda Trzaskowska wrote that, in her opinion, the coming period should be marked by further "attacks," alerts from the RCB being sent every five minutes, Pegasus, intimidation, and reheated topics for supporters. She described Tusk's declining period as a tragicomedy that was supposed to be even more embarrassing and terrifying than in 2015. #Polska #Polityka #Tusk (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that there was another assassination attempt on Donald Tusk at the WSF. He assessed that the situation was more dangerous than the day before because the Polish prime minister was attacked by a microphone. https://t.co/rk6ngVtxw6 #DonaldTusk #polityka #news (translated)

OfficialZero reported that Robert Mazurek asked Mateusz Morawiecki how many assassination attempts he had heard of while he was prime minister. Morawiecki replied that he had heard of dozens of such cases, although they mostly concerned various threats related to attacks. He added that he had never used them as a substitute topic or to cover up other matters. #PoranneRozmowyZero #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo #Dyskusja (translated)

Błażej Poboży wrote that Donald Tusk tried to divert attention from the failure in Krakow, the Kołodziejczak scandal, the spokespersons' statements regarding the email attack, and communication problems during the Sunday morning briefing, by directing attention to Pegasus. He added that Tusk did this in the form of Adam Słodowy's podcast. https://t.co/28mokHX0Bd #Kraków #Tusk #Polska (translated)

The author asked whether the "censorship office" would return to Mysia 5 in Warsaw. He described the coalition as inept and wrote that it is quickly pushing internet censorship through parliament. He claimed that it is hoping that the recent tragic events, including the alleged attempt to carry out a mail bomb attack on Tusk, would put pressure on President Nawrocki. The post ended abruptly during a sentence about the enactment of the law. #cenzura #polityka #Warszawa #PL (translated)

Radosław Fogiel suggested that after the reports of the assassination did not bring the expected effect, the topic of Pegasus was brought up. He wrote that the services could more effectively prevent tragedies if, instead of a political witch hunt, they were provided with the appropriate tools. He also accused that the reports were not read, but lay on the desk for six months. #bezpieczeństwo #polityka #ważneraportu (translated)

Rafał Mekler wrote that after the media attention on the meeting between Kołodziejczak and Rutkowski and the publication of memes and recordings, attention should return to financial matters. He claimed that these events were meant to distract from the transfer to the EU supervisory body overseeing the Polish stock exchange and banks. According to him, the EU was supposed to control exchanges throughout the Union except for Frankfurt, and the solution was accepted by a representative of Donald Tusk's government. Mekler described the meeting between Kołodziejczak and Rutkowski as a performance intended to overshadow this decision. #Polska #finanse #UE (translated)

The President described the use of Pegasus by PiS as a serious abuse and an "attack on democracy." She wrote that the tool was supposed to be used to track down criminals, but — as she claimed — it was used to surveil, among others, Brejza, Giertych, Wrzosek, and Karnowski, as well as hundreds of other politicians, lawyers, and prosecutors who opposed PiS. She believed that those responsible for these actions should be condemned and sent to prison. #polityka #demokracja #przestępczość (translated)

Adam Czarnecki wrote to Donald Tusk that in his opinion, yesterday's attack and today's Pegasus issue were ideas to divert attention. He also pointed out that it was repeated several times that "they were buying from Israel," and asked the prime minister if the committees on visas and pressures had established anything in their work. #Polska #politika #Tusk (translated)

Lemingopedia accused Donald Tusk's government of publicizing an alleged attack on himself and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz to divert attention from budgetary problems. The author claimed that the information was released in the media before the suspect was detained, and experts commenting on Polsat were unable to identify the procedure used. He characterized this as an action intended to create "alternative realities." The author also referred to Rutkowski's involvement in helping a farmer, to whom he attributed substance use, and ironically suggested that he might have feared the delegalization of Minecraft. He also mentioned the Rubtsov case and the search for four-year-old Eileen at the border, claiming that the girl did not exist. Lemingopedia further reported that on Friday Domański reached an agreement on transferring the supervision of exchanges, clearing houses, and securities depositories to the EU level. According to the author, ESMA was supposed to gain powers, except for full control over the Frankfurt stock exchange, which had been negotiated by Germany and accepted by ministers from other countries. The author accused the government of sending two individuals to divert attention from this matter and used insulting language towards them. https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g #Polska #polityka #aktualności (translated)

Max Hübner reported that according to the official results of the second round of the presidential elections in Krakow, Łukasz Gibała, an independent candidate, received 62.12% of the votes (161,184), while Monika Piątkowska from the Civic Coalition received 37.88% (98,306). He wrote that Gibała won in all districts of the city. He also assessed that a difficult week awaited Donald Tusk's coalition and that "attacks" would not be enough to cure the political hangover. https://t.co/V6lJl1mcjd #Kraków #wybory2023 #prezydent (translated)

President Andrzej Duda commented on reports of a possible attack on Donald Tusk, emphasizing that the threat was taken seriously by the services, which convened an urgent meeting, and on the same day a suspicious man was arrested. #bezpieczeństwo #zagrożenie #AndrzejDuda (translated)

General Professor Dr. Jamal Śmigowski assessed that Donald Tusk had an unsuccessful day. He pointed to an attempted attack on him, as well as the fact that the duo Kolodziejczak–Rutkowski overshadowed the capture of the assailant. He described another unfavorable event for Tusk as the "attack on democracy in Krakow" and the defeat of the KO-PSL candidate. https://t.co/iJXCYS3TAX #Tusk #Polska #demokracja (translated)

Chrzanik summarized Donald Tusk's day, claiming that the prime minister embarrassed himself in the morning regarding Minecraft, which had triggered thousands of reactions and memes. The author described later reports of a planned attack on Tusk as a "circus" and wrote that the matter had completely compromised him. He added that a member of Tusk's party, Michał Kołodziejczak, whom he accused of involvement in a drug scandal, broke his silence and appeared alongside Krzysztof Rutkowski. Finally, he stated that the candidate supported by Tusk suffered a severe electoral defeat, and his party lost Kraków, the second-largest city in Poland. Chrzanik ended with a wish for this to continue. #DonaldTusk #polityka #wybory (translated)