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The author quoted an exchange in which V said that E looked like he used creams worth 40 thousand every day, and E replied that there had been no divisions for five years and asked what he thought the money had been spent on. The author then wrote that the pastor officially acknowledged what all the money had been spent on instead of on divisions. #pieniądze #kremy #pastor (translated)

AlkoInwestor wrote that his neighbor from downstairs started growing tomatoes on the balcony this year, hoping for savings. According to the author's calculations, the pots, soil, fertilizer, seeds, watering can, and water cost a total of 186 PLN, and throughout the summer the neighbor harvested nine tomatoes. AlkoInwestor calculated that each cost 20.67 PLN. He did not tell the neighbor about this, and when the neighbor gave him one tomato, he accepted it with respect and ate it all morning, savoring it because of its price. #pomidory #ogrodnictwo #oszczędność (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the XXVI Day of the Pope was celebrated and encouraged support for the "Gift of the New Millennium" Foundation. As he pointed out, payments could be made via SMS to the number 74265 with the content SCHOLARSHIPS, through the foundation's website, or into the charity boxes of volunteers, primarily in front of churches. He emphasized that the aid was meant to support young people in acquiring knowledge and developing talents, as well as in living according to the values and teachings of Saint John Paul II. #DzieńPapieski #JanPawełII #pomoc_młodym (translated)

The author of the post called for the initiation of a debate on the responsibility of Big Tech companies. He wrote that they profit from mechanisms that sell users' attention to advertisers while also exposing children to harmful content. He compared this issue to the case of Rafał Brzoska and his struggle. #PL (translated)

The author of the post assessed that the film "Lizard" brought more mental health benefits to Poles than the combined educated individuals funded by public money, who — as he wrote — charged 800 PLN per visit for a sick child. He used derogatory terms towards them. #psychologia #zdrowiepsychiczne #film (translated)

This is a big mistake in calculation because deals with dictators are a road to hell. Innocent people die for money from gas and fuel, and the expected fuel will most likely not arrive. The Prime Minister of Estonia clearly commented on the Trump-Putin agreement regarding the supply of Russian fuel. "This is a big mistake in calculation because deals with dictators are a road to hell. Innocent people die for money from gas and fuel, and the expected fuel will most likely not arrive," Michal wrote on Facebook on Saturday. #Estonia #Ukraina #Rosja (translated)

Poland news reported that Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal advocated for a rapid increase in aid to Ukraine so that it could completely destroy Russian oil refineries. Michal reportedly described Trump’s agreement with Putin regarding diesel as a serious miscalculation, contrary to Western policy of cutting Russia off from energy revenues. According to the post, Michal also said that agreements with dictators lead to disaster, and that Russia uses profits from fuel sales to kill. The author added that Germany maintains sanctions, and Kaja Kallas announced the largest package of sanctions against the Russian military industry. #Ukraina #Rosja #sankcje (translated)

The Kremlin wrote that Donald Trump was funding the Russian war machine while Poland had to allocate record funds for armaments, burdening the budget. It claimed that Russia was organizing acts of sabotage in Poland, planting bombs, killing Poland's neighbors, and conducting cyberattacks, while Kremlin propagandists threatened Poland with nuclear annihilation. He added that the Law and Justice party (PiS) and Nawrocki considered Trump and the United States as the only guarantors of Poland's security, which he criticized. #Trump #Polska #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Mirkowy wrote that the person he was referring to first unleashed a war with Iran, which — according to him — led to an increase in fuel prices, and then was supposed to finance Vladimir Putin to lower them. He claimed that the money for 5 million tons of diesel would go to Russia and support its military actions, killings in Ukraine, propaganda, and further subversive actions in Poland and Europe. He addressed Nawrocki, calling Putin a close friend of his, and urged him to talk to him for the sake of Poland's security. He also asked whether the slogan putting Poland and Poles first is still valid. #Bezpieczeństwo #Polska #Wojna (translated)

The author wrote that buying Patriot systems from the Americans to shoot down Russian missiles contrasted with the fact that Donald Trump had promised Vladimir Putin funds for new ones. He argued that this happened at a time when the Russian war machine was losing momentum, and Trump was willing to pay any price to avoid defeat in the November elections. https://t.co/T9kTFjUQ2P #Polska #Wojsko #Trump #US #RU (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki blamed Donald Tusk's government for the increase in debt servicing costs. He recalled that during the election campaign, Minister Domański had announced an increase in the government's credibility and a decrease in these costs, which at that time amounted to around 70 billion zlotys annually. Bogucki wrote that for the next year, 107 billion zlotys has been planned for debt servicing, which is 37 billion more. He compared this amount to the cost of purchasing dozens of Abrams tanks or building two permanent bases for American soldiers in Poland. He added that half of this amount, 18.5 billion zlotys, could correspond to the cost of one such base. The politician also attributed the downgrade of Poland's rating by Moody's to the government, indicating that it was supposed to be the opposite. #Polska #finanse #dług (translated)

Polish economists are predicting the favorites for this year's Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, with the greatest chances for Ariel Pakes from Harvard, whose innovative methods in the field of competition economics may contribute to his distinction. #Ekonomia #Nobel #Pieniądze (translated)

Krzysztof Stanowski wrote that he was not irritated by the concept he described because he assumed the president would veto it. He added that before that happens, he intends to make money from mocking it and believed that everyone would benefit from it. #Polityka #Prezydent #Humor (translated)

Wojtek Hagen exchanged three billion, or three thousand million, and wrote that the film reached halfway around the world. He stated that the money from the issuance was intended for the fight against poverty in the Philippines and praised Nawrocki. https://t.co/NQZ7DKnVDd #Filipiny #ubóstwo #film (translated)