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Max Hübner used an offensive term towards Donald Tusk and wrote that the prime minister was speaking unclearly. He also accused him of a lack of logic in his statements about security in schools: first, as he reported, Tusk spoke about preventing disturbing phenomena, and 10 seconds later about an immediate response. Hübner stated that such a contradiction occurred in the government. https://t.co/RsjsTCvFQ6 #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo #Logika (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)

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 author of the entry assessed that Donald Trump believed he was entitled to eight Nobel Peace Prizes, and that their non-awarding was seen by him almost as an insult to the United States. He criticized Karol Nawrocki and his political entourage for, as he wrote, their almost unbounded admiration for Trump. He questioned how one could base Poland's security on his declarations and trust them uncritically, since — in the author's opinion — Trump placed his own ego above the seriousness of the office. He added that foreign policy should not be based on the cult of an individual, and that the security of the state cannot depend on the whims and wounded ambitions of one person. He also stated that he was concerned about the uncritical fascination with Trump among Polish politicians. #Polityka #Trump #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Lawyers for Poland criticized Marcin Kierwiński's statement, noting that the police identified and arrested the author of the recording concerning the knife attacker from Przasnysz, despite President Karol Nawrocki vetoing the law which — as indicated by Kierwiński's statement — was supposed to be the basis for such actions. The organization called this argumentation convoluted. The authors also wrote that Donald Tusk, Barbara Nowacka, Waldemar Żurek, and Kierwiński had known about the ABW report on the radicalization of youth and the increase in violent behavior six months earlier. In their opinion, the safety of Poles was secondary to issues such as "neo-judges," planetary diet, pursuing Marcin Romanowski and Zbigniew Ziobro, as well as actions aimed at Nawrocki. #Polska #bezpieczeństwo #przemoc (translated)

Tomas Kapler wrote that the onboard computer reported an overload three minutes before landing on the Moon and that a landing failure was imminent. According to him, the computer deferred all tasks that were not essential for the crew's survival. Kapler stated that this logic was advocated by a woman who was previously told that a trained astronaut would not make such a mistake. He added that the media reported her death the previous day and that the series Women in Science would commemorate her life and achievements. #ŽenyVeVědě #Měsíc #Inovace (translated)

Carl Eos wrote that the Swedish Academy had decided to award Cecilia Uddén the Nobel Prize in Literature and described her Middle Eastern reporting for Sveriges Radio as fiction that had freed itself from reality. He claimed that events and causal relationships in her reporting were subordinated to an internal narrative logic and mentioned Gaza, Beirut, and Damascus as environments that served as backdrops. According to Eos, the award rewarded a literary development in which the outside world no longer corrected what was depicted. #Nobelpriset #Litteratur #Journalistik (translated)

The author referred to Zbigniew Bogucki's statements about the seriousness of politics, contrasting them with the behavior of Karol Nawrocki. He wrote that Bogucki considered the Prime Minister's walking on the pavement next to Belweder to be grotesque, while he deemed Nawrocki's entrance into the ring and boxing demonstration during an official foreign visit to be serious politics. He emphasized that Nawrocki represented the Republic of Poland, not the fan community or the boxing section. He accused Bogucki of applying double standards and inconsistent logic. #Polska #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Karol Michalak referred to Tomasz Włodarczyk's comments on the Meczyki program, stating that on Sunday, there may be a lack of fans in the stands, and only later will it be revealed what penalty will be imposed on Legia. Michalak considered such a scenario realistic but questioned its logic. He wrote that if Legia is breaking the rules, and the PZPN knows about it, the reaction should occur before the match; if the club is not breaking the rules, there should be no penalty for the absence of fans. He compared this situation to the police passively observing a theft to the detriment of an elderly woman, and only taking action after a month. #LegiaWarszawa #kibice #PZPN (translated)

"The logic of the 'war party' begins where war is considered an alternative future for Ukraine. I disagree with this. The ability to defend should serve to preserve the country and its inhabitants. The desire for peace does not require justification." The mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, also supported the end of the war through negotiations. #Ukraina #pokój #wojna (translated)

The author accused Marcin Przydacz of inconsistency in his statements about who decided on Donald Tusk's assumption of the office of Prime Minister. He wrote that after Mateusz Morawiecki's government failed to secure a vote of confidence, the Sejm elected Tusk in a constitutional parliamentary procedure, and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Szymon Hołownia had no power to transfer to him. The author stated that by Przydacz's logic, one could argue that Hołownia also decided on the assumption of office by Karol Nawrocki because he convened the National Assembly and enabled the swearing-in. However, he pointed out that in Nawrocki's case, he saw a constitutional problem related to the validity of the elections, the handling of protests, the determination of the validity of the election, and the swearing-in despite objections. He assessed that Hołownia's decision had constitutional significance in this matter. The author also rejected the accusation that Kosiniak-Kamysz prioritized party interests over state interests, claiming that Przydacz equated the interests of the state with preventing Tusk from coming to power. #Polityka #Konstytucja #Debata (translated)

Ana Karantanska described the behavior of the Islamic community as "sneaky logic" and wrote that with such an approach, laws would not be needed until the problem became big enough. She mentioned Ireland, England, and France and asked what they have today. She added that Slovenia has the right to set the rules of public space and that everyone living there should respect them. https://t.co/idl185AbDE #Slovenija #javniprostor #zakoni (translated)

Jakub Kłyszejko criticized the use of Poland’s players, writing that Kacper Potulski and Michał Skóraś had been left on the bench after strong performances in the opening match, while Oskar Pietuszewski had spent two weeks at his club to play just 15 minutes. He said Karol Świderski did not stand out even in the Ekstraklasa, yet was expected to play a leading role for the national team. Kłyszejko argued that the same players continued to be selected despite disappointing, and said the coach was not helping himself through his comments, inconsistent selections and search for excuses. He added that Poland had again played well only for a brief spell in the first half and could not perform well for more than 45 minutes even against an average European side. Kłyszejko also wrote that Robert Lewandowski had hoped to end his international career at a major tournament and that, starting from the third qualifying pot, securing a place would be very difficult. #BIHPOL #ReprezentacjaPolski #Ekstraklasa #Futbol (translated)

The author wrote that Austria needs a new, European-shaped identity characterized by solidarity, courage, and responsibility. He described neutrality as a cold logic that too often restricts Austria to the role of a spectator. Instead, the country should take on responsibility and defend freedom. https://t.co/tWOSUjhmLP #Österreich #Europa #Solidarität #AT #EU (translated)

Malin Ekman wrote that men, according to her, had begun to adopt less flattering traits traditionally associated with women, especially men in public life. She argued that they moralized to maintain their place in social communities and pointed to Alex Schulman as an example. After Dagens Nyheter recruited him, he had, according to Ekman, repeated left-liberal positions already put forward by colleagues and expressed indignation over issues that fit within that environment. Most recently, he had reacted with disgust to support for Stefan Holm, who, according to Ekman, had attacked Schulman's friend in a bar after the friend had jokingly mentioned on TV eight years earlier about killing Holm and his son. Ekman described the mockery of Holm as typical of a community where people constantly judged who was accepted and who it was safe to mock. She argued that those who supported Holm did not necessarily defend his long-standing grievances or propensity for violence, but rather his right to stand up for himself and his family even when it went against prevailing notions of right and wrong. According to Ekman, they instead despised men like Schulman, whom she described as adaptable and prone to decide who could be ostracized. #mansfrågor #feminism #könsroller (translated)

I don't understand, according to what is known from the media so far, if I understood correctly, and I hope I didn't, it turns out that the Security and Intelligence Agency informed the bodies that should act on some report, whether it was the State Inspectorate or the State Attorney's Office, and somehow the basic idea is that the SOA submits its findings and conclusions to the Government and the President of the Republic. I don't see how the SOA can wash its hands of the claim that it did its job by forwarding some tip to the competent authorities, while at the same time withholding that information from those who should be managing the state. It doesn't make sense. #DalijaOrešković #SOA #politika (translated)

Wojciech Jakóbik wrote that Carlson's interlocutor, by asking him — as he assessed — pertinent questions, caused Carlson to lose his voice in the discussion about Ukraine. Jakóbik called him a Russian propagandist and used an offensive term against him. https://t.co/cWW5bim1K9 #Ukraina #propaganda #dyskusja (translated)