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Jack Strong claimed that under a table in the bar of the parliamentary hotel, where members of PiS and Confederation were sitting, a device resembling a professional bug was found. He connected the case to the period when Czarzasty was the marshal and argued that the hotel did not provide safety for the parliamentarians. He also described situations in which — according to him — one of the MPs encountered a man explaining that he was "setting up the internet," while another one found a man with a drill under his room who fled at the sight of him. He wrote that services looked into the rooms of MPs, and the ABW regularly searched them. He also referred to an action in Dariusz Matecki's room from a year ago, which he described as illegal. The author attributed risk also to the use of external companies whose employees were said to have access to the rooms. He claimed that the politicians of the Civic Coalition began to exchange hotel rooms for apartments in the city, and Tusk banned the other parliamentarians from entering the bar where the device was found after 8 PM. Strong suggested that the methods of surveillance had become more advanced, and those responsible had ties to former security services. He tagged Tomasz Siemoniak, ABW, and CBA in his post. #polityka #inwigilacja #Podsłuch (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that Matecki asked Rutkowski questions during the conference regarding the case referred to as "the hell of women," which — in his opinion — should have been asked earlier. According to the author, after those questions, Rutkowski ended the conference, and sensible questions had only been asked earlier by right-wing media and Monika Krześniak from the Zero channel. Strong criticized the other journalists and questioned why, among others, Wita, Dobrosz-Oracz, Kolenda-Zaleska, Gałczyńska from Onet, and Wysocka Shnepf were not present at the conference. He claimed that they were not interested in this matter and suggested that it might have been about protecting Tusk. https://t.co/ScxXxTOkIo #media #prawica #piekłokobiet (translated)

Jack Strong compared Czarnek to Trump and wrote that he responded harshly to TVN journalists. He stated that Poland needs such a prime minister and also predicted provocations in the Sejm, because in his opinion, TVN journalists wanted to create an image of the persecuted. https://t.co/VzZ4HpI7BB #Polska #TVN #Czarnek (translated)

Jack Strong assessed that the judge had no evidential basis to agree to the arrest, and therefore her decision was not an act of heroism. He regarded the very request of the prosecution as absurd, which—he claimed—was a result of telephone pressure from Waldemar Żurek. He added that political pressure can compel a signature or the submission of a request, but it cannot create the missing evidence. According to Strong, the operation, which was supposed to demonstrate Żurek's strength, ended in his disgrace. He also claimed that the prosecutors had mocked him, and Korneluk had previously warned about such a turn of events. He marked the National Prosecutor's Office. #polityka #sprawiedliwość #prokuratura (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that according to his source in the prosecutor's office, the collected evidence did not justify the arrest of Piotr and the man was to be released. He claimed that pressure was being exerted from above to file a motion for arrest, and he called on Minister Żurek to disclose who called the prosecutor. He added that messengers would not help in this matter, and he tagged the National Prosecutor's Office. #prawo #sprawiedliwość #Polska (translated)

Jack Strong, citing his source in the prosecutor's office, wrote that the gathered evidence did not justify Piotr's arrest and that he was to be released. He claimed that there was pressure from above to file for arrest, and he identified Waldemar Żurek and the National Prosecutor's Office. #prokuratura #wiadomości #Polska (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that according to his source in the prosecutor's office, the accumulated evidence did not provide grounds for the arrest of Piotr, who was supposed to be released. He claimed that there was pressure from above to file a request for arrest, and he marked Waldemar Żurek and the National Prosecutor's Office. #prokuratura #sprawiedliwość #polska (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that during the times of communism, the opposition was defended by Jan Olszewski, Władysław Siła-Nowicki, Jacek Taylor, Piotr Andrzejewski, Maciej Bednarkiewicz, and Jolanta Zabarnik-Nowakowska. He added that today Poland has individuals who work for its benefit and emphasized the importance of their work. #Polska #Historia #Opozycja (translated)

Jack Strong asked whether the messages were meant to intimidate individuals whose assets had not yet been secured. He warned those making such decisions that — if their personal responsibility is demonstrated — due compensations will also be enforced from their private assets. He wrote that abusing power comes with responsibility, and stated that Minister Żurek owns 19 properties, including 6 houses. He added that there would be something to pay from. #odpowiedzialność #majątek #władza (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that the most expensive animals were taken from the zoo, including lemurs valued at 18,000 zł each. According to him, a total of 30 animals worth over half a million zł were taken, while the cheaper ones were left behind. He added that the owner was handcuffed and faced arrest. He asked who would take care of the remaining animals and who would visit the zoo deprived of its biggest attractions. He also wondered whether the actions were taken for the good of the animals or to ruin the owner. #zwierzęta #zoo #ochronazwierząt (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that Prime Minister Beata Szydło will lead the Polish delegation in the ECR. He assessed that her return to the political top league could be a turning point for Law and Justice. He pointed out her strengths, including the ability to unite different environments and factions within the party, as well as her experience, sense of justice, loyalty, and ability to seek compromise. #Polska #Polityka #PrawoISprawiedliwość (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that Michał Kołodziejczak was supposed to be furious with Donald Tusk, feeling betrayed and believing he had fallen victim to provocation and blackmail. According to circulating reports cited by the author, Kołodziejczak allegedly threatened to reveal private conversations with politicians from the Civic Coalition conducted through messaging apps. Strong assessed that if he published them, political careers could be at risk, and added that Kołodziejczak supposedly had the conversations recorded on his phone. #polityka #Kołodziejczak #Tusk (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that Karol Nawrocki won the elections, gathering 10.6 million votes, and assessed that his fate and the future of the Constitutional Tribunal were at risk. He claimed that Donald Tusk was bringing police to the capital, wanted to "introduce Berka," and was trying to take over the Tribunal by force. According to Strong, the first to defend Nawrocki and the Tribunal were members of the "Gazeta Polska" clubs, led by Adam Borowski, and the Border Defense Movement of Robert Bąkiewicz. He also mentioned Tomasz Sakiewicz and Telewizja Republika, which he credited with accurately reporting events, as well as Jarosław Kaczyński and his deputies. He considered politicians associated with Zbigniew Ziobro to be particularly active. Strong asked where the fans, trade unionists, farmers, scouts, and Polish intelligentsia were, and stated that the present individuals were not enough to oppose thousands of police officers. He appealed to Sławomir Mentzen, Krzysztof Bosak, and Grzegorz Braun, as well as to Law and Justice, the Confederation of the Polish Crown, the Confederation, New Hope, the Border Defense Movement, and Telewizja Republika, to join in action. #Polska #Wybory2023 #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Jack Strong claimed that the Russian agency responsible for acts of sabotage on the railways used Polish prepaid cards. He added that Paweł Rubcow used phones with Polish and Spanish numbers, rather than Russian ones. According to the author, agents operating undercover avoided numbers that could draw the attention of Polish counterintelligence. Strong therefore considered it incorrect to identify the Russian agency solely with numbers having a Russian prefix, and ironically referred to Szłapka as a "genius." #Rosja #konspiracja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Jack Strong asked Donald Tusk and Waldemar Żurek whether they had known for many months about reports concerning the scandalous and criminal behavior of Kołodziejczak towards women. He also asked whether, instead of clarifying the matter, they decided to cover it up, hoping that the truth would not come to light. #polityka #sprawiedliwość #prawda (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that the prime minister, president, and important ministers had been receiving threats regularly, many times a week. He asked if Tusk was so frightened by the Kołodziejczak affair that he used one of those threats to publicly talk about the “assassination attempt on the prime minister” and left the assessment to the readers. #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo #Tusk (translated)