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The author of the entry assessed that Krakow was the beginning of a wave of opposition, and the Poles had enough of Donald Tusk's government, referring to the slogan #JustNotTusk. He wrote that the authorities disregarded Polish women and men and should take their anger into account at the polls. He added that after three years, voters had the right to demand accountability for — as he claimed — lies and high prices. https://t.co/5Xl93HjzuA #Kraków #Polska #Wybory #PL (translated)

The author wrote that the candidate supported by Tusk and Kosiniak lost in Krakow, which he described as the second largest city in Poland. He noted that until recently, representatives of K13XII won there by a large margin. He added that in his opinion, the residents have had enough of these politicians, mentioning lies, hypocrisy, and incompetence. https://t.co/8mOE3uBDBb #Kraków #Polska #wybory #PL (translated)

Aleksander Miszalski accused Łukasz Gibała of lies and manipulations, emphasizing that his promises could cost the city billions of zlotys, and called on the residents of Krakow to support Monika Piątkowska in the upcoming presidential elections. #Kraków #Polityka #Wybory (translated)

Aleksander Miszalski, former president of Krakow, in his speech before the second round of elections accused Łukasz Gibale of lies and manipulation, while also emphasizing the controversies related to his campaign and personal connections with developers. #Kraków #wybory #Gibała (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of politically exploiting human tragedy to attack the President of Poland. He urged him to withdraw from this stance and used an offensive comparison to describe the Prime Minister's actions. Bogucki appealed to Tusk to focus on the safety of Poles, including safety in schools, instead of concentrating on polls. He wrote that parents expect the Prime Minister to take action on this matter, and that he himself would be judged by history and citizens. He also accused him of lies, insinuations, and attacks on the President. He called on the Prime Minister to cooperate with the President on security matters, emphasizing that he considers it the responsibility of the head of government. He also called for the adoption of a good law, which — as he wrote — the President would sign, as well as for collective actions to ensure the safety of children. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Polityka (translated)

Samuel Pereira wrote that he has lawfully won a case in the District Court in Warsaw against Ewa Wrzosek, who felt defamed by his post. Pereira claimed that criminals posing as victims of state actions may use various defenses to avoid responsibility, pointing to mafia members, drug dealers, and terrorists, among others. Pereira called on Prime Minister Donald Tusk to publicly apologize, accusing him of speaking harshly about him after the first-instance verdict. He stated that he is not afraid and assessed that the judges were not completely intimidated. He also cited a statement by Tusk from October 5, 2023. According to Pereira’s account, the prime minister spoke at that time about his conviction for defamation and hate speech, pointing out a sentence of three months of restriction of freedom, as well as financial compensation, and described the verdict as a "good omen." Tusk reportedly also stated that this is only a signal for those breaking the law, and that PiS voters are victims of a system built by Jarosław Kaczyński. https://t.co/CeF4cDwWvT #sprawiedliwość #polityka #WymiarSprawiedliwości (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that candidates for judges supported by a specific environment are not, in his opinion, even subjected to verification of formal criteria, such as professional experience. He added that when the "guardians of the system" consider a candidate to be on the opposite side, they are capable of vilifying him, spreading lies, and using manipulations that he compared to Goebbels' methods. #sędziowie #sprawiedliwość #prawo (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that in his opinion Legia did not appreciate the struggle of the Wisła community against systemic discrimination, which it had been conducting for the past few years. He claimed that the actions of the clubs were being verified, mainly by Lysypokrakowska, and false information was being corrected. He added that Legia was not much different in this respect from clubs in lower leagues. He reminded that recently it was close to relegation and assessed that organizationally it presented first-league aspirations. As examples, Michalak mentioned situations concerning Wisła fans. He wrote that Motor Lublin justified its decision with safety concerns, although in the justification it described the behaviors of Górnik Łęczna. In the case of Górnik Łęczna, the club referred, according to him, to a decision by the mayor, who allegedly denied having made it and stated that he did not see a problem. Michalak also stated that GKS Tychy explained its decision by renovation and mourning for the death of the pope, but after a delegate's visit, they were ordered to play the match. Chrobry was said to have referred to a police opinion, which — as the author reported — declared to ensure safety. Kotwica Kołobrzeg also indicated a police opinion, but it supposedly communicated that the club did not ask for it and issued none. Miedź did not consult the police for an opinion, and the police were said to have concluded that Wisła fans should be let in. Regarding Stal Stalowa Wola, Michalak wrote that the club referred to the position of the police, which denied having issued a recommendation. Stal Rzeszów allegedly spoke of a police opinion, although it did not evaluate the ban. Wisła Płock justified its decision with safety concerns, but the police reportedly conveyed that the club did not ask for their opinion. Śląsk referred to talks with the police, which publicly denied the information provided. The author also reminded that GKS Tychy justified another decision with a breakdown after a downpour, even though in the meantime they played a home match. Pogoń Siedlce pointed to a turnstile malfunction, and Wisła was said to have proposed a self-repair; later the reason was changed to safety concerns. The police were said to have assured that they would guarantee safety. Arka referred to renovations coinciding with the match against Wisła, despite a 75-day break between competitions. Stal Mielec justified its decision with renovation, and the city reportedly assured it would be completed before the match, after which the decision was changed. Michalak summarized that Wisła fans were collectively denied entry to matches 31 times and wrote that Legia found itself in this group. #Wisła #Legia #dyskryminacja (translated)

Radosław Sikorski, responding to MEP Bielan, wrote that he would personally prefer that any potential second American base in Poland be named Fort Reagan. He ironically asked whether Reagan had become a leftist for his interlocutors. Referring to the agreement regarding the missile defense base in Redzikowo, he reminded that he signed it in 2008, and President Obama canceled it in 2010. Finally, he accused his interlocutors of being unable to get through a day without lying. #Polska #USA #BazyWojskowe (translated)

Michal Rachoń announced that attorney Artur Wdowczyk would file lawsuits the following day against the authorities of TVN, the company itself, and individuals who — he claimed — spread falsehoods about 37 million. He added that in addition to civil suits, it was planned to notify the relevant institutions about the suspicion of committing crimes and unfair competition. Rachoń wrote that compensation was to be sought from both the editorial office and personally from those involved in this campaign. He stated that invoices issued to Zonda were published, while TVN24 did not, and he again asked when TVN would disclose the advertising revenues from ZondaCrypto. #TVN #Zonda #kłamstwa (translated)

The commentator wrote that Dominik Tarczyński returned to the public debate and criticized Donald Tusk, accusing him of incompetence and pointing to "impossibility" as his main political characteristic. According to the author's account, Tarczyński also stated that Tusk promised a price of 5.19 and thus politically extorted votes from Poles, for which he should face consequences. The commentator added that a very high price should be paid for lies. #Tusk #polityka #Polska (translated)

Max Hübner accused Donald Tusk of hypocrisy and claimed that during his eight years in opposition, he sought to overthrow the PiS government with the support of foreign entities, which Hübner characterized as unfriendly to Poland. He accused him of blocking funds owed to Poland from the EU, exploiting the visa issue, Russian propaganda, and the situation at the Polish-Belarusian border to attack PiS. He also wrote that Tusk's people traveled to the USA, so that the Joe Biden administration would channel USAID funds to anti-government organizations that spread what he claimed were lies. Hübner accused Tusk of presenting himself as a defender of sovereignty despite such a policy. He claimed that Tusk used pressure from states unfriendly to Poland, acting in the interests of Germany and Russia, while PiS sought support from the friendly United States in exerting pressure on the government regarding security. Hübner argued that the USA was interested in a strong Poland and accused critics of failing to see the difference between pressure from an ally and interference in the elections of states with interests conflicting with Poland. https://t.co/frVnKAEHtL #Polska #polityka #PiS (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that in Poland there are politicians whom he described as more pro-Russian than the Russians themselves. As an example, he pointed to Janusz Korwin-Mikke, whom he accused of repeating claims that Ukrainians provoked and started the war. He added that Russians had been admitting for some time that it was their country that attacked. https://t.co/eECZBhXPB4 #Polska #Polityka #Wojna (translated)

The ORLEN Press Office reported that Poland was among the cheapest EU countries in terms of fuel prices: diesel was said to cost 2.7 PLN less than in Germany and 1.5 PLN less than the EU average. However, it noted that fuels were significantly more expensive than a year earlier. According to the office, the global fuel crisis, record-low reserves in Europe, the shutdown of additional refining installations, and supply disruptions are driving prices up on the markets. The office claimed that fuel companies and governments can mitigate the effects of the crisis but cannot completely eliminate them. It also accused the authors of false information of spreading AI-generated graphics suggesting fuel shortages and false reports about exports to Ukraine. In response to calls for reducing margins, ORLEN pointed out that over 1/3 of the fuels sold in Poland come from abroad, and prices depend on the global market. As a way to lower prices, the office mentioned reducing VAT and excise duties, referring to this as CPN. It also explained that, in its opinion, current fuel prices resulted not only from oil prices but also from the limited availability of refineries. Over the year, oil prices were expected to rise by 56%, and global diesel prices by 100%. Regarding supplies to Ukraine, the office stated that fuels were sold there at a higher profit than in Poland, and recipients paid in advance. It added that trains did not leave the terminal before recording payment, and the export prices compared by critics did not take into account local taxes. It also accused them of comparing last year's pre-war prices with current ones and attempting to undermine confidence in the state. #Polska #paliwa #kryzys (translated)

The author of the post accused Bogucki of publishing similar phrases about Tusk, the numbers 5.19, lies, inflation, and the dissatisfaction of Poles several times a day for a few days. He claimed that Bogucki did not respond to the data, calculations, legal grounds, and counterarguments presented under the posts, but later posted subsequent versions of the same message, which the author deemed extremely manipulated. The author also criticized Bogucki for speaking on behalf of Poles and compared his communication style to one-sided radio propaganda, where one message was repeated without dialogue and space for inconvenient facts. He suggested that Bogucki ask historian Dr. Karol Nawrocki about the source of this association. He also asked whether this should be the way of communication for someone representing the Office of the President and wrote that Bogucki should sometimes listen to society. #Polska #Polityka #Komunikacja (translated)

The author of the post accused Filip Chajzer of spreading lies about the allegedly "wonderful" regime of Ivanishvili in Georgia. He claimed that the team of the pro-Russian oligarch had imprisoned all leaders of the pro-Western opposition, starting with Mikheil Saakashvili, and had introduced a brutal, post-Soviet regime. He called for sharing the post and opposing the pro-Russian narrative. https://t.co/xFzGMZKgfU #GruzińskaOpozycja #ProrosyjskaNarracja #ReżimIvanishwilego #GE (translated)

What nonsense and lies. Fogiel: "Tusk wants expensive gasoline to collect more VAT and pump up Orlen for dividends." Tusk + lowers VAT from 23% to 8%, + cuts excise tax + imposes a 60% tax on Orlen's extraordinary profits. One excludes the other. https://t.co/36JxzVywIO #polityka #VAT #Orlen (translated)