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Max Hübner wrote that Gawkowski announced the shutdown of X in Poland in case of a threat to democracy. He assessed that the platform was the main enemy of the "post-Soviet system," because — as he claimed — many government scandals started on X and spread beyond various bubbles. Hübner linked this to the attempt to introduce the DSA law, which he believed was justified by waves of violence in schools. He added that the people behind these actions were very agitated and that he was pleased to see this. https://t.co/sxT8qEJrEz #demokracja #wolnośćsłowa #Polska (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that the belief that Nawrocki fell into a trap set by Domański was "copium." In his opinion, Tusk transferred all advantages to Nawrocki. Hübner predicted that Nawrocki would likely nominate Domański but would publicly humiliate him, just as — according to the author — Domański had previously treated the Polish budget. #Polityka #Domański #Nawrocki (translated)

Max Hübner described as a principle of the new dynamics of the Third Polish Republic the dependence according to which the more intense and desperate the attacks attributed by him to Tusk and his media environment were, the more Poles attended meetings with Karol Nawrocki, whom he called the President of the Republic of Poland. He pointed to Kulesze Kościelne. https://t.co/TPBxq7s7Fj #Polska #Tusk #Nawrocki (translated)

Max Hübner praised President Karol Nawrocki's statement about the communist system, which he reported had survived, adapted to new conditions, and changed its form. Hübner wrote that Nawrocki warned of its evolution into a dictatorship and attempts to erase the memory of the victims. The author interpreted these words as a reference to the current, as he termed it, "industry of contempt and lies" in Poland, which he linked to the Salon of the Third Republic, Donald Tusk's government, and the "Stronger Together" environment. He claimed that Tusk has been trying to destroy political opponents for three years and, in a broader perspective, for over two decades. Hübner also pointed to the case of Piotr, who, according to the author, was beaten by the police. He accused that the man was labeled as a knifeman and the officer was injured, although, as he claimed, the course of events was the opposite. #komunizm #propaganda #polityka (translated)

Max Hübner expressed growing admiration for the work of the president's photographer, Nawrocki. He wrote that the photo depicted the funeral of 49 victims of the communist regime, and the sense of framing reminded him of Hrechorowicz's work. He added that the photographer conveyed, in his opinion, the true colors of the Republic through the use of light. https://t.co/hs0om9FRs3 #fotografia #Polska #sztuka (translated)

Max Hübner accused Maciej Berek of not being able to legally certify his 10 years of experience as a legal advisor, and if he could, he violated the law. He also wrote that Berek did not include income from property rentals in his asset declaration, even though he was responsible for government legislation. https://t.co/AxUkELJAsO #prawo #Polska #legislacja (translated)

Max Hübner criticized Justyna Dobrosz-Oracz, claiming that she introduces chaos in the Sejm and treats it as her own workplace. He described the situation as disgusting and called for a swift return to the PiS idea of creating a special place in parliament for journalists. According to him, this would organize the situation. https://t.co/ot8yqrs8Ys #Sejm #dziennikarze #Polska (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that people from Krzysztof Rutkowski's team read his posts, and Rutkowski tried to argue with them, although—according to Hübner—unsuccessfully. He added that Rutkowski denied having received a commission from Donald Tusk to distract from the government's scandals. Hübner stated that if the accusation were unfounded, Rutkowski would have ignored it. https://t.co/6OJVP2do5v #Rutkowski #Tuska #polityka (translated)

Max Hübner described the confrontation between Przemysław Czarnek and representatives of TVP, and later TVN24, including Kolenda-Zaleska. He wrote that Czarnek accused TVP of fueling animosity towards the police and lying about the attack by the knifeman on a policewoman. He also described the station as hostile to Poland and announced that its end is near. According to Hübner, Kolenda-Zaleska defended TVP and accused Czarnek of mistreating journalists. Czarnek was supposed to respond that he has the right to criticize people who — he claimed — are lying. Kolenda-Zaleska called him pathetic and accused him of insulting people; he denied having insulted women and then criticized her connections with liberal elites. Hübner assessed that Kolenda-Zaleska's nervous reaction may be just the beginning, and claimed that the media fear what awaits them in a year. #Polska #media #wolnośćsłowa (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Włodzimierz Czarzasty dedicated the entire conference to President Karol Nawrocki, trying — as he assessed — to convince himself that the president doesn’t matter in the Polish legal system. He added that if Nawrocki vetoes the bill again, which Hübner described as anti-Polish, Czarzasty will once again use Soviet rhetoric. Hübner also used a derogatory term in reference to him. https://t.co/HNRugd4AIz #Polska #Prawo #Polityka (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Radosław Sikorski, the Deputy Prime Minister and head of Polish diplomacy, publicly complained on TVN24 that the second Deputy Prime Minister, who is the Minister of National Defense, did not pass on a note from the meeting with the President of the USA. According to Hübner, the meeting was organized by a member of the opposition PiS party. Hübner concluded his post with a sharp insult directed at the government. https://t.co/QUkJydYLm7 #polityka #diplomacja #rząd (translated)

Max Hübner assessed that President Karol Nawrocki politically outmaneuvered Donald Tusk's government. He wrote that 82 people took an oath before the president, who declared on camera that they officially became judges in his presence and that there is no alternative systemic path. Hübner added that after these words, applause broke out. The author noted that it was not coincidental that the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, was standing next to Nawrocki, who — as he wrote — Tusk wants to remove from office. He described the entire event as a "political masterstroke." #Polska #Polityka #Prezydent (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that President Karol Nawrocki was handing out judicial and assistant nominations at the Presidential Palace in the presence of the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski. Hübner assessed that the president sent a strong political signal to the government and Tusk's services for the new week. https://t.co/FrtCQVdH6v #Polska #Polityka #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that after another, as he put it, desperate campaign by media associated with Donald Tusk's "industry of contempt" against President Karol Nawrocki, his support increased. He added that this was in line with his predictions and called for more such actions. https://t.co/UJ9fvfGjtL #KarolNawrocki #Tusk #Polska (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Donald Tusk mentioned a price of 5.19 PLN in 2022 because in 2011, Tusk's government, through Jacek Krawiec at Orlen, set that price before the elections. Hübner stated that it might have remained in Tusk's memory because it was an electoral gift. #Tusk #Polityka #Orlen (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that after what he described as the disgrace of Donald Tusk's government, Żurek's prosecutors, Kierwiński's police, and media sympathetic to the government in their defeat against Piotr, they resorted to "the ultimate weapon." He accused Giertych's environment of dehumanizing Piotr and stated that in his opinion, it is enough to listen to him once to like him. He added that his opponents have already fought with their own windmills. #Polska #polityka #media (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that those associated with Giertych's environment, who mocked his post from yesterday, should feel embarrassed today after the court's decision. The court did not impose any preventive measures against Piotr, which—according to Hübner—most likely meant that there was no physical attack on the police officers. #Polska #sąd #polityka (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Mr. Piotr, who he believes was beaten by the police, has been released. He added that the court did not impose any restrictions on him and challenged the version provided by the prosecution and the police. Hübner described Piotr as a person who thanked for the defense, said that the wound would heal by the wedding, and forgave, but did not forget. https://t.co/c2Tke38dF8 #Polska #sprawiedliwość #prawo (translated)