Aggregated public profile · Not an official account.

The author wrote that the EU should condition its relations with countries that violate human rights and persecute Christians on the fulfillment of certain conditions. Conducting business with regimes that benefit from economic cooperation while also persecuting people for their faith was described as unethical. https://t.co/VwGqy6V3Vf #PrawaCzłowieka #Chrześcijaństwo #UniaEuropejska #PL (translated)

The author wrote that Prime Minister Tusk, during his visit to Berlin on December 1, 2025, announced that the Polish government would consider financing assistance from Polish sources if Germany did not make a quick and unequivocal declaration regarding the financing of benefits for surviving victims of World War II. #Polska #IIWojnaŚwiatowa #Berlin #PL #DE (translated)

The author wrote, referring to the "Financial Times," that the president of Ghana reported on the German proposal to discuss reparations for the consequences of slavery, including the return of looted cultural goods. He asked why Berlin would be willing to engage in dialogue with Ghana while refusing to discuss reparations for Poland. #reparacje #niewolnictwo #dóbrkultury #GH #DE #PL (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the European Parliament debated the rights of older people, but did not remember those who survived the German occupation and have still not received compensation. He included a link to his speech during the debate. https://t.co/NmTjI4mYWC #prawaosóbstarszych #zadośćuczynienie #Europarlament #DE (translated)

The author reported that after the Lviv Regional Council declared the year 2027 the Year of UPA and Roman Shukhevych, he directed a question to the EU Council about the possibility of imposing sanctions on those responsible for this decision. He added that glorifying the perpetrators of the genocide of Poles contradicts the material he cited. https://t.co/UC0vNPs5ht #UPA #sankcje #Lwów #UA #PL (translated)

The author wrote that even a German journalist called on Berlin to pay reparations to Polish victims of German crimes. He claimed that the money was still not available and that the survivors were dying. He described the situation as a disgrace of the German government and a failure of Donald Tusk, asking how much the prime minister's relations with Berlin were worth. He also addressed Tusk with the question of when the promised funds from the Polish budget would be disbursed. #Polska #Niemcy #zadośćuczynienie #PL #DE (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that on December 1, 2025, in Berlin, in the presence of Chancellor Merz, Prime Minister Tusk announced that Poland would consider paying compensation from its own budget to living Polish victims of World War II if Germany does not do so. He also mentioned the draft of the German budget for 2027. https://t.co/03xDMMjqOb #Polska #Niemcy #IIWojnaŚwiatowa #PL #DE (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Christians are persecuted in many countries around the world and that we should not remain indifferent to this. He stated that the European Union has tools to counteract persecution, but it needs political will and decisive action for this. He added that he mentioned this in his latest material. https://t.co/AZnACwiwx1 #chrześcijaństwo #prześladowania #UniaEuropejska #PL #EU (translated)

The author of the post assessed that Poland was an oppressive state in which any manifestations of disobedience or protest against the actions of the authorities were met with repression. He also encouraged reading the article on wPolityce.pl. https://t.co/A9aSVrbVxJ #Wolność #Protest #Represje #PL (translated)

The author of the entry asked how much young Germans knew about the victims of World War II. He wrote that their knowledge came from the German education system and included Sinti and Roma as well as homosexuals, for whom monuments were dedicated in the center of Berlin. He then contrasted this with the fate of millions of Polish victims of German aggression and occupation, but did not finish the sentence. #IIWŚ #edukacja #pamięć #DE #PL (translated)

The author wrote that on October 16, 1978, Cardinal Karol Wojtyła was elected to the Papacy. He assessed that it was an important day for Catholics around the world, and for Poles, it was also one of the most significant moments on the path to freedom. He added that on the day of publication, it had been 48 years since the election. https://t.co/Ene9kKcukK #JanPawełII #Wolność #Historia #PL (translated)

The author of the entry accused Brussels of demanding compliance with rules more assertively from third countries than from EU member states. He asked why the European Commission did not pressure Germany to engage in dialogue with Poland and Greece regarding war reparations. He described the credibility of the Union as selective. https://t.co/AJtbScB4AJ #UE #Polska #Reparacje #EU #PL #GR #DE (translated)

The author appealed for prayers for Pope Leo XIV, asking for strength, a successful operation, and a quick recovery. He wrote that the pope had informed the day before about the detection of a nodule in his lung and that the operation was set to take place later this week. https://t.co/u0265qy2Vf #Modlitwa #Papież #Zdrowie #PL (translated)

The author wrote that although Germany considered the matter closed, new publications by German historians indicated that many issues remained unresolved. He noted that Jürgen Lillteicher described the policy of avoiding reparations and delaying their resolution during the reunification of Germany. The entry also mentioned Stephan Lehnstaedt. #historia #Niemcy #reparacje #DE (translated)

The author of the entry reminded that the day before marked 20 years since the death of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, who — as he wrote — bravely exposed crimes and human rights violations in Russia. He attached a link to his speech at the meeting of the Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI) during the ongoing session of the European Parliament. https://t.co/vErOYm1Y8O #PrawaCzłowieka #Dziennikarstwo #AnnaPolitkowska #RU (translated)

The author of the entry agreed with Philipp Fritz from "Welt" that Germany should promptly pay benefits to the living Polish victims of the occupation. However, he noted that compensation for the victims did not replace reparations. He also addressed Fritz's claim that Poles do not want reparations amounting to 1.3 trillion euros and referred to his earlier statement, including a link to it. https://t.co/QXyqX7nT5f #Reparacje #Polska #Niemcy #DE #PL (translated)

The author thanked Tom Rose, saying Poland needed American voices like his. They wrote that defending the truth about 1939 mattered, but that historical truth should lead to historical justice. They added that millions of Polish victims, enormous wartime losses and looted cultural property could not simply be written off. #Poland #History #Justice #PL

The author argued that Poland should respond firmly to any distortion of history, without exceptions or double standards. They questioned why Polish diplomacy had shown determination in responding to Tucker Carlson but, in their view, lacked the same resolve in dealing with Germany. The post then began referring to Donald Tusk’s government and the foreign minister but ended mid-sentence. #Polska #historia #dyplomacja #PL #DE