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Waldemar criticized the PiS MP who — as he wrote — pointed out from the parliamentary rostrum that the seventh commandment says "do not kill." He accused the right-wing of not knowing the basics of the Decalogue despite being present at Jasna Góra, having relationships with Rydzyk, and referring to Christian values. He reminded that the prohibition of killing is the fifth commandment, while the prohibition of stealing is the seventh. He also ironically referred to the portrayal of the right-wing as a moral authority and defender of life. The post ended with the signature of Jacek Fogiel. #Polska #Prawo #Wartości (translated)

Waldemar wrote that before the meeting of the Sejm, Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty directed three appeals to President Karol Nawrocki. The first concerned the remarks of U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who — as the author of the entry reported — downplayed the involvement of NATO allies in the fighting in Afghanistan. Czarzasty reminded that 44 Poles died there and accused Nawrocki of lacking a decisive reaction and defending the dignity of Polish soldiers. The second appeal related to the planned meeting of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Xi Jinping regarding Ukraine, without the participation of Kyiv and the EU. Czarzasty reportedly called such a scenario a scandal and urged the president to take a stance. The third appeal was directed to Nawrocki and the PiS circles regarding possible agreements with Russia. According to Waldemar, Czarzasty urged them not to be afraid and not to subordinate themselves to Trump. The author of the entry concluded with a declaration that he likes Czarzasty. #Polska #NATO #Wojna (translated)

Waldemar criticized the statements about the constitutional crisis and the possibility of the state being taken over by Czarzasty. He argued that the constitution provides that in case the president is unable to act, his duties are performed by the Marshal of the Sejm, and reminded that Nawrocki had previously expressed a similar position. According to Waldemar, Berek and the others took an oath because the president refused, and the Venice Commission allowed for other solutions when the president blocks actions. The author pointed out that the opponents of this decision used offensive terms and referred to the "strength of the nation." Przydacz, as Waldemar reported, raised the alarm that the Constitutional Tribunal might soon declare Nawrocki unfit to perform his duties. Waldemar assessed that the critics reacted with panic because they were losing control over the Tribunal, which they had treated as their property for years. He added that it was not Czarzasty who abdicated or was lost, but his opponents who had weakened the Tribunal for years and were now screaming about succession and the use of force. He appealed for them to apply the constitution regardless of whether its provisions suited them. #Konstytucja #Polska #Prawo (translated)

Waldemar wrote about Piotr Wichert, whom he described as an activist and delegate of PiS, as well as an acquaintance from Arciszewska's district. He described the right-wing narrative, according to which Wichert was severely beaten by the police. As he pointed out, he was allegedly fleeing from being identified, pushed away an officer, who hit her head against a glass door, and had a knife with him. Waldemar added that recordings from body cameras were presented as a manipulation by Donald Tusk's government. The author wrote that Jarosław Kaczyński intervened at the police station, media in the Republic declared Wichert a victim, and representatives of PiS considered the matter persecution. He also criticized what he described as the leniency of the justice system towards politicians from that party. The post ended with the signature of Jacek Fogiel. #Polska #PiS #Sprawiedliwość (translated)

Waldemar described Jarosław Kaczyński's Poland as old, tired, and weak, while portraying the participants of the demonstration as people full of bitterness and resentment. He wrote that their flags were meant to symbolize strength, although their attitude indicated a lack of it. He concluded that it was not a manifestation of the future, but a gathering of retirees, to whom Kaczyński promised a closed, mistrustful, and divided Poland. He added that the participants were looking to the past, viewed change as betrayal, and regarded younger people as enemies. He stated that Kaczyński wanted to maintain such a Poland for as long as possible. #Polska #Kaczyński #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Waldemar criticized Adam Dubyna's call for President Nawrocki to ask Donald Trump for permission to use U.S. troops stationed in Poland to restore constitutional order. He wrote that this is no longer a political demand, but a proposal to transfer decisions regarding Poland's internal affairs to foreign soldiers. Waldemar pointed out that Poland has its own institutions, law, and sovereignty, and he considered the idea of using American troops to be contrary to the constitution, the logic of the NATO alliance, and state responsibility. He emphasized that this is a call for external military intervention, not a criticism of the government or a dispute over the interpretation of regulations. In his opinion, such voices did not restore order but instead destroyed it. #Polska #suwerenność #wojsko (translated)

Waldemar criticized Piotr Duda's announcement that Solidarity is "getting into the game." He wrote that the dispute was taking place at the Constitutional Tribunal, not in the workplace, and accused that using the trade union in a political game has desecrated the achievements of 1980. https://t.co/mDtIs61auJ #Solidarność #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polityka (translated)

Waldemar wrote that retirees, under the influence of years of Jarosław Kaczyński's politics and the venomous message of TV Republika, had lost touch with reality. He accused them of defending the Tribunal, which, he claimed, they had previously dismantled and politicized themselves. He added that those gathered outside his building believed they were defending Poland, but in reality, they were defending the remnants of Kaczyński's power. #Polska #polityka #emeryci (translated)

Waldemar criticized Karol Nawrocki's visit to the Constitutional Tribunal, claiming that it took place at the invitation of the president of the Tribunal, Święczkowski. He wrote that Nawrocki arrived before 4:00 PM, spent about half an hour there, and left. The author assessed that there were no young people among those gathered outside the Tribunal, despite calls to defend the actions of PiS. According to Waldemar, Nawrocki's presence demonstrated his political dependence, and the visit was part of the struggle for influence. He added that the president participated in a performance, the script of which — as he wrote — was created in Nowogrodzka. #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polityka (translated)

Waldemar accused Bielan of trying to reach David Ellison in Washington, whom he described as the new head of the company acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery and TVN. According to the author, the goal was to exert pressure to change the profile of the largest private television in Poland and make it a "second RusRepublic." Waldemar wrote that these efforts were dismissed, and Bielan was said to have fallen into a rage. The author claimed that the new owner declared full editorial independence and opposition to the politicization of the company and discussions with politicians about the content of news. Waldemar accused Bielan of hypocrisy and a desire for party control over the editorial office, arguing that in his view, Bielan only accepted free media when they presented his line. He also criticized his approach to Poland's relations with Washington. The entry ended with the name Grzegorz Grudziński. #WolneMedia #Polska #PiS (translated)

Waldemar wrote that Adam Bielan allegedly said that "he got chills down his spine" when Sikorski reacted reluctantly to the name Fort Trump. According to Waldemar, Sikorski did not back away from efforts for a permanent U.S. base, but argued that naming it after the sitting president could be a sign of servility and pose a risk, since the installation would be established in a few years and would require the approval of Congress, where the majority could change. As other possible names, he mentioned Pułaski, Kościuszko, or Reagan. Waldemar accused Bielan of being outraged over the absence of Trump's name, rather than the number of soldiers or the conditions of their deployment. He assessed that the base should survive a change of power in Washington, and Poland does not need to highlight the name of the American president to host troops. The entry concluded with the signature of Jacek Fogel. #Polska #FortTrump #Wojsko (translated)

Waldemar wrote that another day of defending the Constitutional Tribunal was ongoing. He claimed that the crowd was so small that the security asked participants to stand closer together, otherwise only the tent would be visible in the photo. He added that no one would stop this force. https://t.co/Q8V5c8g9hZ #Obrona #TK #Protest (translated)

Waldemar wrote that more than a year after the second round of the presidential elections, the prosecutor's office was still bringing charges against members of the electoral commissions. According to his post, the District Prosecutor's Office in Siedlce has charged 87 people in the investigation, while in mid-September there were 69. The case concerned unintentional failure to fulfill duties, including incorrect counting of valid and invalid votes and improper preparation of protocols. He noted that the prosecutor's office spoke of harm to the public interest and to candidates Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski. Waldemar indicated that the indictment in the case from Stoczek had already gone to court, and in other parts of the country further instances of assigning one candidate's votes to another were being revealed. In one of the Gdańsk electoral commissions, the protocol was reported to show 585 votes for Nawrocki and 346 for Trzaskowski, while checking the ballots revealed 343 and 583. He also wrote that in October 2026 investigators were still "successively summoning others," and criticized the pace of clarifying the matters, emphasizing the importance of voting for the state. The post was signed with the name Jacek Foga. #wybory #prokuratura #polityka (translated)

Waldemar wrote that the Office of the President tried to evade responsibility, stating that the owner of the horses is the Center for the Service of the Office of the President of the Republic of Poland. He pointed out that the financial plan of this unit is approved by the head of the Office, Zbigniew Bogucki, and called on him to present a document explaining where the unit got the horses — whether it bought them, received them, from whom and for how much. The post was signed “SokzBuraka.” #Polska #KancelariaPrezydenta #transparencja (translated)

Poland at the G20 table in Asheville. At the meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors, the host – the United States – asked Andrzej Domański to lead the session on economic growth. The minister presented Poland's path: from an economy worth about 60 billion dollars to an economy exceeding 1 trillion dollars. He talked about deregulation, digitalization, and cooperation with business. This is not yet permanent membership. It is an invitation for the year of the American presidency and a clear signal that Polish growth is being recognized. Good performances at such forums build position. Now it matters whether we will move from being a guest to a permanent participant. 🇵🇱G20 #G20 #Polska #gospodarka (translated)

Czarzasty attacked Nawrocki. This time it's hard to be surprised, because the president is treating the Constitutional Tribunal like his own wish list. Six selected by the Sejm, two fit - the oath accepted. Four do not fit - problem. And Maciej Berek? For now, he is waiting for the president to graciously decide whether he will even allow him to take the oath. Czarzasty aptly captured it in one sentence: Nawrocki "pulled two names out of a hat." So it seems that the Presidential Palace has acquired a new competency. It is only unknown whether the hat is already written into the Constitution. However, the most interesting thing is that the president should be the guardian of the continuity of the state and the Constitution, not a selector of judges at his own discretion. Meanwhile, we have an increasingly peculiar game of: this one can, this one cannot, we will invite this one, we will not invite that one. And that is exactly why it is good that someone finally says this out loud. Because the Presidential Palace is not a casting, and the Constitutional Tribunal is not the president's private club. In a moment, instead of the President's Chancellery, we will have "Nowrocky Casting Agency." The hat is guaranteed, only the Constitution seems to have been lost... - Rational Poland #Konstytucja #Polska #Władza (translated)

Kaczyński was praying the rosary in front of the Constitutional Tribunal yesterday evening. The PiS president appeared late in the evening in front of the Constitutional Tribunal with parliamentarians and supporters. He stood, said that "it is my duty to be here," because September is coming to an end and the government announced the introduction of judges - and prayed the rosary. No joke. #Polska #TK #Kaczyński (translated)

Rats are fleeing, and the captain explains that this is not a typical company. At TV Republika, salaries come in when someone throws money into a fundraiser. Employees have been talking for months about installments, delays, and loans that cannot be repaid. Sakiewicz's response: I'm getting people used to the fact that you don't receive first-of-the-month money here. Meanwhile, the station is begging viewers for 2 million for a license again because it cannot pay on time. 55 million zł from the public in 2025, costs of 112 million, and in the end, a loss. Business model: you, dear patriots, contribute. They broadcast. Salaries — as it comes. Now Strug is leaving. Jankowski has vanished from the hallway. The orchestra is still playing, but already on credit and QR code. Only one thing works without delays: the appeal for donations. #media #finanse #TVRepublika (translated)

Nawrocki znowu mówi „nie”. Tym razem SOP. Pułkownik Jackowicz nie zostanie komendantem, bo prezydent nie uzgodnił kandydatury. Ustawa wymaga jego zgody. Zgody nie ma. Kilka tygodni temu zgodził się na odwołanie poprzedniego szefa. Teraz blokuje następcę. SOP, ambasadorowie, nominacje, ustawy — schemat ten sam. To już nie jest wetowanie.settings. To jest metodyczne utrudnianie działania rządu. Im więcej chaosu w służbach i instytucjach, tym lepiej dla Pałacu. Państwo nie może funkcjonować, gdy jedna osoba systematycznie odmawia współpracy w sprawach bezpieczeństwa. SOP to nie kolejna polityczna kość do gry. To ochrona najważniejszych osób w państwie. Destabilizacja to nie skutek uboczny. To wygląda na cel. #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #SOP

Nawrocki otworzył w Kancelarii Biuro Energii, Rozwoju Infrastrukturalnego i Projektów Strategicznych. Nazwa jest tak napompowana, że człowiek przez chwilę może pomyśleć, że właśnie powstało nowe ministerstwo. Brakuje tylko ministra, limuzyn z kogutem i komunikatu, że Pałac właśnie przejmuje zarządzanie państwem. Problem w tym, że prezydent nie rządzi energetyką, nie buduje infrastruktury i nie prowadzi spółek Skarbu Państwa. Od tego jest rząd. Ale skoro nie można być premierem, można przecież urządzić sobie pałacową imitację ministerstwa. Na czele tego cudownego wynalazku staje Marzena Małek, minister aktywów w rządzie Morawieckiego przez całe 16 dni. Szesnaście. Wystarczyło, żeby ministerialny epizod wpisać do CV, a teraz dostać kolejne stanowisko. Władza PiS się skończyła, ale najwyraźniej system kadrowej recyklingowej gospodarki działa bez zarzutu. Jedni odpadają przy wyborach, inni po prostu przechodzą przez kolejne drzwi. Byle państwowe, byle z nazwą brzmiącą dostojnie i najlepiej z pensją wypłacaną z budżetu. I właśnie tu robi się naprawdę groteskowo. Rząd ma ministerstwa, urzędy, departamenty i ludzi odpowiedzialnych za konkretne zadania. Pałac tworzy własne struktury, które mają wyglądać na równie ważne, choć nie mają takich kompetencji. To nie jest żadna alternatywna polityka gospodarcza. To budowanie równoległego zaplecza, żeby można było udawać, że z Pałacu również zarządza się państwem. Im mniej realnych kompetencji, tym więcej tabliczek na drzwiach. Im mniej decyzji, tym bardziej pompatyczne nazwy. A za tę pałacową zabawę płacą podatnicy. Dlatego finansowanie Kancelarii powinno być rozliczane z wyjątkową dokładnością. Publiczne pieniądze nie są od tego, żeby tworzyć kolejne biura dublujące zadania rządu i zapewniać nowe stanowiska ludziom związanym z przegraną ekipą. Państwo potrzebuje instytucji, które wykonują swoją robotę, a nie kolejnych gabinetów udających ministerstwa. Jeśli Nawrocki chce mieć swoje małe imperium, niech przynajmniej nie udaje, że rachunek za jego budowę nie trafi do obywateli. Piotrek K. #Polityka #Rząd #FinansePubliczne