Tomasz Trela criticized Jarosław Kaczyński for claiming the victory of Łukasz Gibała as his own. He wrote that Gibała was definitely more centrist-left than right-wing and addressed the chairman directly on this matter. #polityka #Kaczyński #Gibała (translated)
Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that since Thursday, Ukrainians have destroyed three data centers of the Russian Yandex. According to her, the traffic generated by bots linked to Vladimir Putin has dropped to 0.4 percent of the maximum level from the previous two weeks, and there has been a decrease in pro-Russian, pro-Trump, and AfD-supporting content online. Pełczyńska assessed that Ukraine’s actions demonstrated how, by fighting Putin, the country also protected Europe. She wrote that physically removing sources of Russian propaganda turned out to be more effective than centers for combating disinformation and European regulations. She also noted that the decrease in content provided clear evidence of which of them were part of programmed propaganda aimed at undermining European morale, strength, and civilization. In the end, she expressed hope that Ukrainians would also destroy the remaining six Yandex data centers. #Ukraina #dezinformacja #propaganda (translated)
Aneta ObserwatorXY wrote that in her opinion it was probably already known why the tapes of Kołodziejczak recently appeared. She added that the question from Arłukowicz about whether they also went to the prosecutor's office was justified. #Kołodziejczak #Arłukowicz #Polska (translated)
The author wrote that Donald Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine agreed to an immediate "energy ceasefire." He added that Volodymyr Zelensky learned from the internet that he had agreed to it, and Vladimir Putin may not have known about it at all, as Russia attacked a heat and power plant in Kharkiv. #Trump #Rosja #Ukraina #RU #UA (translated)
Jarosław Królewski wrote that the referee made three cardinal mistakes against Wisła Kraków in six minutes. He assessed that this might be a league record and that it cannot be logically explained. #piłkaNożna #WisłaKraków #sędziowie (translated)
Alex Królewska wrote that it was nice to watch the match, but she ironically commented on the role of the capital, the elites, and the principles of fair play. She stated that nothing changes, and money matters both in politics and business as well as in sports. https://t.co/PPD4YiCpFQ #sport #polityka #fairplay (translated)
Freedom of Speech wrote that the link probably referred to Gibała, who should thank Tusk for trusting her. https://t.co/Ca7SUV8hrV #Gibała #Tusk #polityka (translated)
Jan Molski wondered what Donald Tusk could be thinking after the four blows that — as he wrote — fell on him one day. He mentioned, in his opinion, the compromising result of Piątkowska in Kraków and her thanks, Minecraft, Michał Kołodziejczak and Rutkowski, as well as an incident he referred to as a pseudo-attack. He also wondered how Tusk would cope with it and suggested that perhaps it was time for a veto. https://t.co/PHF6LJZm2Q #DonaldTusk #Polska #Wydarzenia (translated)
Krzysztof Kloc wrote that after the election results were announced, Monika Piątkowska thanked the entire government and stated that probably for the first time in history, so many of its members came to one city in a short time. Kloc noted that she said this without irony, and commented on her selection as a candidate as the choice of a "distinguished figure." #wybory #rząd #polityka (translated)
Paweł Paczul recalled that about 10 years ago, for matches between Wisła and Legia, Lubos Michel was brought in because — as he assessed — the situation with Polish referees was very bad. He suggested that perhaps once again, at least for a while, it would be necessary to look for referees abroad. #sędziowie #futbol #Ekstraklasa (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)
Kalach wrote that he predicted games would be blamed for everything, adding that he probably mentioned this the day before. He stated that a scapegoat needs to be found. #gry #kozłofiarnego #przewidywania (translated)
The profile author of the Service in action asked whether the information should not remain internal. He wrote that its public release would not help and could provoke fear in society regarding the constant threat that the government cannot handle. He added that such messages do not promote a good mood unless that is exactly their goal. #społeczeństwo #bezpieczeństwo #prawaosób (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)
The War Observer wrote that Musk also criticized the president of Ukraine. He suggested that Trump was panicking over an imminent election defeat, which he attributed to his "endless stupidity." https://t.co/jeeK3Mfvpi #Ukraina #Musk #Trump (translated)
The author wrote that women make up half of the people in the world. He stated that his words directed at men were met with a shrug, while statements that could affect women were presented as Stanowski's attack on women. He added that he considered himself one of the fairest people. #PL (translated)
The author wrote that many orders deviated from orthodoxy in the past, after which they were liquidated. He suggested that a similar moment has come for the Jesuits. #jezuitów #ortodoksja #historia #PL (translated)
Max Hübner wrote that the spokesperson of the KSP undermined Donald Tusk's message regarding the limited capabilities of Polish services on the internet. He cited his statement that the services check all social media, closed groups, digital traces, and inspirations, and then visit the suspects. Hübner added that there were supposed to be "quiet days" before the spokesperson. https://t.co/ZkgPNtsCEq #Polska #służby #cenzura (translated)
"The prices of fuels will not save it, but it will help the Russian regime. Lifting sanctions without demonstrable and lasting limits on Russian aggression is a huge mistake. Putin has received a gift and Ukraine continues to bleed... According to MEP Veronika Vrecionová (ODS), the agreement will provide Putin with more money for the war against Ukraine." #Rusko #Ukrajina #DonaldTrump (translated)
