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The author claimed that Tusk led to the removal of ETS2, while Putin's plan and radical leftist circles in Europe were failing. He wrote that Poland fought for a revision of the system that was supposed to raise prices of fuel, gas, and heating. He described this as the first step towards shifting ETS2, and perhaps completely abandoning this idea. #Polska #ETS2 #Putin (translated)

Morgenstern used an offensive term towards the President of Poland and wrote that he spoke incoherently about the alleged competency dispute. He claimed that the Constitution did not provide any role for the president in the process of selecting a judge for the Constitutional Tribunal. #Konstytucja #Sąd #Polska (translated)

The author claimed that the man who attacked police officers with a knife was a party activist and PiS delegate Piotr Wichert. He asked Dorota Arciszewska when — in his opinion — the leniency of the justice system towards people associated with PiS, whom he described using an offensive term suggesting criminality, would end. https://t.co/Y45KnUXfkZ #Polska #Prawo #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Morgenstern referred to rumors that Tomasz Sakiewicz, Michał Jelonek, and M. Gwardyński may face charges of inciting the crowd from GaPol clubs to commit crimes during the riots outside the Constitutional Tribunal. He added that the analysis of recordings is ongoing, and the charges may also involve a woman whom he described as a loud ringleader. #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #media (translated)

Morgenstern wrote that the changes in the Constitutional Tribunal were supposed to happen faster than Prime Minister Tusk announced, and no one intended to wait until the holidays. He stated that in the coming days, a request to lift Bogdan's immunity was to be submitted to the Constitutional Tribunal. #TK #Polska #Tusk (translated)

Morgenstern wrote that rumors were circulating about numerous recordings near the Constitutional Tribunal, where participants of the gathering were reportedly encouraging each other to beat and kick one another, and then later blame the police for it. He predicted that in a few days, several interesting recordings would emerge. #polska #media #demonstracje (translated)

Morgenstern wrote that the person he referred to as the "orange hope of the PiS" exempted Russia from sanctions. He suggested that it was likely a gift for today's gathering under the Constitutional Tribunal, which he described participants with a derogatory term. #Polska #PiS #Rosja (translated)

Morgenstern turned to Sławomir Mentzen, pointing to Article 4(2) of the Act of July 24, 2015 – Law on Assemblies. He wrote that the provision prohibits participation in assemblies by persons carrying weapons, explosives, pyrotechnic products, or other dangerous materials or tools. #Prawo #Zgromadzenia #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Morgenstern wrote that on September 10, 2026, a delegation from the US Congress was in Poland, which included Democrat Elissa Slotkin and Republicans Thom Tillis and John Curtis. They were accompanied by associates and a representative of the US Embassy in Poland. The author indicated that the delegation unanimously approved the reconstruction of the Constitutional Tribunal. #Polska #USA #Polityka (translated)

Morgenstern wrote that the Republic itself published evidence of crimes it was supposed to have committed, including assault on an official performing official duties and his insult. He added that he is surprised that only one person was arrested. https://t.co/Ons6WZEIkZ #Republika #sprawiedliwość #prawo (translated)