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Szymon Jadczak wrote that the National Revenue Administration described in the notification the suspicion that the Polish Football Association used invoices in VAT declarations for which there were no actual transactions. According to Jadczak's information, the case concerned invoices totaling around 40 million PLN. The notification reached the Szczecin branch of the National Prosecutor's Office that day, which had been conducting an investigation since October regarding the PZPN's contract with Publicon Sport — confirmed the prosecutor's office to Wirtualna Polska. https://t.co/jf6XJ7jzLC #PZPN #PiłkaNożna #VAT (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that after the publication of his text about Przemysław Wipler, the politician first did not appear in Wirtualna Polska, and later avoided a TVP Info journalist. According to Jadczak, at 2 PM Wipler appeared in the studio at wPolsce.pl, where the conversation was hosted by Jacek Karnowski and Wojciech Biedroń. The author claimed that for the first 25 minutes, Wipler spoke about plans for changes in TVP and TVN, and only later did the hosts raise the issue of the scandal described by Jadczak concerning the politician's connections. As he reported, Szymon Szereda recalled the question of whether Wipler would be asked about it, but the hosts did not explain to the viewers what the matter was about. Jadczak wrote that Wipler responded, suggesting that behind the journalist were Tusk's services, and after about a minute, the host interrupted the topic. Jadczak added that his material can be read at the shared link, and wrote that a ticker from the Karnowski television was added to the "scopes" of the Republic. https://t.co/FrkkwqlmUe #WolneMedia #Polska #Media (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection already alerted the Internal Security Agency last year regarding the actions of the Confederation MP Przemysław Wipler. He asked Tomasz Siemoniak what the ABW did about it. The post also recommended the material prepared with Łukasz Frątczak. https://t.co/qgLMRQfBPd #Polska #UOKIK #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the way the Confederation approaches the issue of Przemysław Wipler may show what its governance would look like. According to him, the party's politicians are eager to speak up and publish on social media, but become silent when the topic of Wipler's interests arises, only returning after the storm has quieted down. Jadczak accused the Confederation of a lack of seriousness, cowardice, and opportunism. https://t.co/FrkkwqlmUe #Polityka #Konfederacja #Wipler (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that Michał Jaros, the vice-chairman of the Parliamentary Team for the Free Market and a politician from the Civic Coalition, explained to his chairman Przemysław Wipler from the Confederation that he is not interested in where and why he sits. According to Jadczak, Jaros also said that he does not know Wipler and knows nothing about his activities. https://t.co/FrkkwqlmUe #Polska #Polityka #WolnyRynek (translated)

Szymon Jadczak asked what role Michał Jaros, the minister in Donald Tusk's government, plays in Przemysław Wipler's team. He described the team as dealing with lobbying interests of clients for multimillion amounts. He added that the role of Jacek Tomczak from PSL is well known. https://t.co/nElNyMUivJ https://t.co/OdApXU5pI3 #polityka #lobbying #rząd (translated)

Szymon Jadczak accused the Confederation MP Przemysław Wipler of using the Sejm to act on behalf of clients of his lobbying firm. He wrote that Wipler formed a parliamentary team that dealt exclusively with the problems of companies that paid the firms established by him and his associate Michał Krzymowski. According to Jadczak, the vice-chairs of the team were Michał Jaros, the deputy minister in Donald Tusk's government, and Jacek Tomczak from PSL. He added that the companies established by Wipler and Krzymowski received a total of 6.7 million PLN from entities whose problems later went to the team created by Wipler. Jadczak also wrote that Wipler defended a company whose management was arrested for defrauding thousands of people out of hundreds of millions of PLN. He further accused him of not disclosing shares in one of the lobbying companies in his 2023 financial statements. As he stated, the court removed him from the list of partners only on September 19, 2024, nearly a year after the elections in which he won a parliamentary mandate. Jadczak also recommended a material prepared with L. Frątczak. https://t.co/FrkkwqlmUe #Polska #Sejm #Lobbying (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that he felt proud to work in a place that — as he assessed — might perhaps be one of the last in Poland engaging in serious journalism with a wide reach, without chasing clicks, noise, and insulting people. He emphasized that the editorial team does not impose conclusions on the audience but assumes that they can draw them independently. As an example, he pointed to a piece by Jan Czura, which, he stated, provoked an exceptionally loud silence in the Polish internet. He encouraged those who have not yet watched it to catch up on it. https://t.co/UovKpZDnXI #dziennikarstwo #media #WolnośćSłowa (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the fact that Channel Zero did not present — in his opinion — the actual course of events regarding the children taken after the intervention of the Office of the Commissioner for Children's Rights does not clear Monika Horny-Cieślak of the allegations. He added that she did not explain the serious accusations of mobbing, and he also accused her of concealing work for Zbigniew Ziobro and Marcin Romanowski. https://t.co/G1pf2qkKGl #Polska #mobbing #dzieci (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that Jan Czura's findings undermined the previously presented version of the case of the children taken from the family due to two beers in the fridge. According to Jadczak, the children were taken due to problems that the family had been facing for at least two years. The children had weight issues and lived in a place full of bedbugs and cockroaches; the police were called to family disputes, and the mother's partner was reportedly reported multiple times for aggression. Jadczak accused the journalists of Channel Zero of omitting numerous signals, documents, and procedures regarding violence, lack of care, aggression, and breaking the law. He also wrote that the court, which ordered the return of the children to the home, did not know the full picture of the case. He attributed such a situation to a dysfunctional child welfare system addressing families at risk, in which there was — as he stated — a lack of cooperation between institutions, procedures, tools, and databases. Jadczak described Czura's material as an example of properly describing sensitive issues without shouting, insulting people, and chasing sensationalism. https://t.co/UovKpZDnXI #dzieci #patologia #dziennikarstwo (translated)

Szymon Jadczak criticized the actions of Legia Warsaw, the police, officials, the Ekstraklasa, and the PZPN. He accused the club's authorities of favoring individuals whom he referred to in an offensive manner, and the police of acting in the interests of the management. He wrote that officials accepted the agreements between Legia and the police, the Ekstraklasa tolerated unsportsmanlike behavior affecting the course of the match, and the PZPN failed to enforce its own regulations or impose a penalty that would deter lawbreaking. Jadczak also stated that referees made several mistakes in favor of Legia, skewing the outcome of the match against Wisła. He added that neither the management nor Legia fans acknowledged that something was wrong. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PZPN (translated)

Szymon Jadczak expressed frustration over Canal Plus's material. He wrote that before the match, the station instead of explaining the issue of the entry ban for Wisła fans conducted an interview with a journalist who stated that formally everything is fine. According to Jadczak, the message boiled down to the fact that people could return home. #Wisła #CanalPlus #futbol (translated)

Szymon Jadczak described the match played at Łazienkowska as humiliating for the Polish league. He wrote that Legia fans learned on this occasion that the club collaborated with the police and officials of Rafał Trzaskowski to harm fans of another team. He accused Dariusz Mioduski, Marcin Herr and other Legia authorities of prioritizing concessions to people who did not want Wisła fans at the match over the principles of sports rivalry. He asked whether such actions could fall under Article 296 of the Penal Code. Jadczak also criticized the president of the PZPN, Cezary Kulesza, accusing him of failing to address a problem that, in his opinion, could have been mitigated by changing and enforcing regulations for three years. He pointed out the lack of guarantees for equal treatment of clubs and poor crisis management by the Ekstraklasa authorities. He also wrote that politicians limited the fight against violence in stadiums to posts on social media, while the services and officials subordinate to them made decisions favorable to the perpetrators. The author accused sports journalists of not verifying information and repeating the Legia’s statement, while a representative from the broadcasting company behaved like a spokesperson for the club instead of seeking the truth. He also criticized Canal Plus for avoiding openly talking about the league's problems. In his opinion, the admiration for Polish football masked its deep issues, which, as he wrote, later reflected in the performance of clubs in European cups and the national team. https://t.co/OE0UzZJ1Em #Ekstraklasa #LegiaWarszawa #Kibice (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the PZPN Club Licensing Committee obliged Legia Warsaw to pay 250,000 PLN for each home match played without the required number of seats for away fans. According to him, the committee deemed the closure of the sector until the end of the year as "unlawful" and stated that the city's consent for matches without away fans, obtained at the club's request, does not exempt Legia from complying with licensing requirements. Jadczak reported that by the end of the year, Legia was to play five home matches, the first of which — against Wisła Kraków — was to take place on Sunday. He announced that details would be published in WP SportoweFakty and Wirtualna Polska. #LegiaWarszawa #PZPN #piłkaNożna (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that he observed the scandal that — as he put it — was caused by the authorities of Legia Warsaw before the match against Wisła Kraków. He asked whether PZPN and Ekstraklasa are proud of the league's image, in which conversations revolve around machetes, knives, and murderers. Jadczak asked what actions Cezary Kulesza would take to effectively change the regulations. He accused him of merely pretending to take action between successive banquets. He also asked if Dariusz Mioduski is proud of himself. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna (translated)