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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)

Claus Mathiesen wrote that someone had calculated that the purchase only covered less than a day's consumption in the USA. He believed that Putin was cleverly leveraging the divide between the USA and Europe, and added that an opposition in Russia would probably have protested the shortage in the country. Mathiesen also wrote that it was interesting to see how the developments continued. #USA #Rusland #politik (translated)

Karol Nawrocki's profile - he supported that some were knocked out even though they did not fight, and called on them to eat Prince Polo and stop complaining. He added that Pacquiao was the only boxer in history to win world championship titles in 8 different weight categories, and that he was widely regarded as one of the greatest fighters of all time. #boks #Pacquiao #sport (translated)

"I believe that it would be very good to catch someone like that and then engage them in conversation. From all the external signs, it does not seem that these individuals who are damaging this border infrastructure are the ones who would come, I don't know, from Egypt. Rather, they are individuals associated with Belarus or the Russian side. There are assessments to be made that these accomplices or these individuals conducting these acts of sabotage are most likely in close cooperation with the special services of neighboring countries," emphasizes Interior Minister Jānis Dombrava (National Alliance), who will propose to clarify the law. #Robežsardze #Ieroči #LikumaGrozījumi (translated)

Rikke Sten criticized Mette Frederiksen for having said that the food check would be introduced "years ago." Sten described the statement as a spin maneuver and wrote that it did not make sense for the same Danes to have been considered financially distressed enough to receive a check before the election and now be seen as wealthy enough to have their child's student support taken away. She wrote that the food check was passed on the day the election was announced this year and claimed that it was intended to buy votes at that time. After the government gained power, according to Sten, it took the electoral pork from the people again. #MetteFrederiksen #DanskPolitik #Fødevarecheck (translated)

Peter Rasmussen wrote that several employees at B.T. had sent a so-called "concern letter" to editor-in-chief Simon Richard Nielsen because they believed, according to his presentation, that the newspaper's editorial line was too right-leaning. He described it as a showdown between the newspaper's line and left-leaning journalists. Rasmussen believed that B.T. lacked enough value-politically right-leaning journalists to run the newspaper without such a showdown. He also wrote that the newspaper was under pressure to moderate its line but claimed that the Danish population lay significantly to the right of the media. According to him, B.T. therefore filled a gap in the media landscape that no other media covered. He urged Simon Richard Nielsen to maintain the editorial line and wrote that a change could make B.T. unnecessary. #dkmedier https://t.co/IZEtDErAVd #dkmedier #journalistik #venstreorienteret (translated)

Cezary Tomczyk informed about the new uniform of the Polish Army in RYŚ camouflage, which — as he wrote — was the first such change in 33 years. He emphasized that in the "Szpej" operation, it was assumed that the equipment was to serve the soldier. Tomczyk wrote that in 2023 the warehouses were empty and the frontline units lacked equipment. He accused Antoni Macierewicz of sabotaging the Polish army and reminded that on November 16, 2015, as the head of the Ministry of National Defense, he canceled the purchase of uniforms. According to Tomczyk, they were not purchased in 2016 and 2017 despite the needs. He added that he filed a report on this matter to the prosecutor's office, and the proceedings were ongoing. Presenting data for the years 2023–2026, Tomczyk stated that the state of Grot carbines increased from about 50 to 110 percent of personnel levels, composite helmets from about 40 to 190 percent, and bulletproof vests from about 26 to around 70 percent. He added that the stock of night vision goggles increased by 60 percent, and the number of holographic sights doubled. According to him, the government of Donald Tusk and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz allocated around 10 billion PLN for individual equipment over three years, which is about 1.5 billion PLN more than in the previous eight years. Tomczyk wrote that the RYŚ camouflage reduced detectability by 30 percent compared to the previously used Panther, and at night it was twice less detectable than the popular Multicam. He stated that the pattern was patented and the Polish Army had exclusivity on it, tested by reconnaissance troops during the day and night, using night vision and from the air. The new fabric was to be seven times more abrasion-resistant, twice as breathable, and have 30 percent greater durability. The uniform was developed by the Special Forces Clothing Design Office, and it was tested by 500 soldiers from over 30 units — Tomczyk reported. He added that thousands of uniforms were to reach the army by the end of the year, and by the end of 2028, every soldier was to receive the new outfit. He also wrote that soldiers should know that the state supports them on the border with Belarus, in the air, and in cyberspace. #WojskoPolskie #nowymundur #armia (translated)