Konrad Berkowicz

A few days have passed, and she is still the so-called Commissioner for Children's Rights. Despite the opinion of the police, the guardian, and even the court, which acknowledged that she is unfairly abusing her power, she is still the Commissioner. So I ask, what in Poland, under this government, needs to be done to lose one's position? (translated)

She hasn't been unemployed for long. The deputy and long-time collaborator of Trzaskowski, Aldona Machnowska-Góra, who was dismissed three months ago for the scandal at the Southern Hospital, has just been appointed director of the National Center for Culture. A soft landing. (translated)

We have it. Piątkowska is far behind. For the first time in many years, the royal city may not be fully under PO's control. We need to do everything for the second round to finish off the Platform in Krakow. Because the end of the Platform's rule in Krakow means the end of its rule in Poland next year. (translated)

It is pathetic that when a Pole yelled at Ukrainian teenagers in Bielsko, coalition politicians talked about the "browning" of Poland. But when a Ukrainian stabbed two people and injured others, those same people talk about a Russian provocation, a disease, and that one should not blame an entire nation. (translated)

No, it's not that Piątkowska is "breathing down the neck" of the poll leader in Krakow. Piątkowska is far behind and there is little indication that this will change. So don't be swayed by the propaganda of the Platform and Wyborcza, go to the elections and block the Platform in Krakow! (translated)

The court in Bydgoszcz applied "extraordinary mitigation of the sentence" for the Colombian who killed 41-year-old Grzegorz with a knife. Richard M. received only 8 years in prison and 10,000 zł in compensation for the victim's family. The trial was closed, and the reasons for the mitigation of the sentence were not provided. 🙃 (translated)

Why did I fight so fiercely to have Miszalski removed and why do I care so much that the Platform does not win the elections in Krakow? It's not just about my Krakow. It's about something more. The truth is that it depends on whether the Platform will maintain power in Poland in a year or not. It depends on whether people like Gizela Jagielska, Miszalski, Kacprzyk, and Monika Horna-Cieślak will be held accountable. Krakow means the end of the Platform's rule. (translated)

I wonder, as a human: what kind of person must one be to take revenge by finding some funny reason to take a mother’s children away, and then walk down the street, take care of one’s own family, one’s own children, and sleep peacefully at night? What kind of person must one be? (translated)

A great lady, who didn’t like someone’s gaze, took revenge and caused the removal of two children based on… two closed beers in a private home. For something like this, there should be a serious criminal charge. This woman should be separated from the rest of society. (translated)

Kacprzyk, Gizela Mengele, Miszaslki, "heroes" of the pedophile scandal in Kłodzko. I hope that the election result in Kraków will contribute to the end of this Coalition, which will initiate the prosecution and ruthless accountability of these and all other individuals. (translated)