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Chrzanik wrote that Gawkowski described X as an insolent and deceitful platform, and when asked if Poland would shut it down, he replied that it could happen in case of a threat to democracy. The author mocked this possibility, suggesting that under the banner of defending democracy, the platform could be closed. https://t.co/dJYsugcnJa #demokracja #Polska #wolność (translated)

Chrzanik cited a statement from Karol Nawrocki, who said that he was not surprised by the lack of dialogue. Nawrocki claimed that Lech Kaczyński and Andrzej Duda had previously been systematically attacked by the environment of the current Prime Minister, and he himself was another president who encountered this. Chrzanik referred to Donald Tusk's camp as "masters in the industry of contempt." #Polska #Polityka #KarolNawrocki (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that the TVP Info journalist, when asking about Domański, instead of listening to the answer, defended the budget and Domański and argued with Bochenek. He cited her words that Poles can feel safe seeing the way the budget is planned, and ironically questioned the reliability and objectivity of TVP. #TVP #Polska #media (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that Sebastian M.'s lawyer announced an appeal and accused the court of not addressing technical issues. According to the author, the lawyer said that her client left for business purposes after the incident, and she was upset with the media for not publishing her final speech in full. Chrzanik reacted to this information with irritation. https://t.co/wov1RCbjkL #adwokat #apelacja #media (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that Sebastian Majtczak was sentenced to eight years in prison, and he described the verdict as ridiculous. He claimed that Majtczak killed a three-person family, including a five-year-old child, while driving at about 320 km/h, and then fled to Dubai. He added that after serving his sentence, Majtczak would get back into a car again. https://t.co/GYrMWvhkcd #sprawiedliwość #prawo #wypadek (translated)

Chrzanik criticized Donald Tusk for what he considers a lack of strong opposition to Lviv's decision. He cited a statement from the prime minister, who said that he does not intend to comment on the behavior of councilors from individual regions and described their actions as unwise, harmful to Ukraine, and irritating to Poland. The author assessed that Tusk's reaction sent a signal of weakness and stated that Ukrainians will continue to disregard Poland. #Polska #Ukraina #DonaldTusk (translated)

Chrzanik referred to Szejnfeld's remarks on Kanale Zero, who spoke about the announced manifestation of the Women's Strike and predicted that it would be directed against the president and the opposition, rather than the government. Chrzanik reacted sarcastically, asking whether there would again be property destruction and shouting vulgar slogans calling for someone to leave. https://t.co/NzF4elgHPJ #StrajkKobiet #protest #Polska (translated)

Chrzanik referred to the statements made by Netanyahu's brother on Channel Zero. He wrote that after the killing of seven people, including Damian Sobol, two officers were dismissed, and higher-ranking commanders received reprimands, which he considered a mockery. He added that Netanyahu's brother also spoke about the accidental killing of their soldiers during the war and compared it to the deaths of civilians at the hands of Americans in Afghanistan. Chrzanik claimed that Israel deliberately attacked a humanitarian convoy at that time and used an offensive term towards Netanyahu's brother. #Izrael #wojna #polityka (translated)

Chrzanik commented on Tusk's statement, who — according to the quote he referred to — announced his intention to submit a request to the president for the appointment of Andrzej Domański as deputy prime minister. Tusk reportedly justified this by saying that his opponents are concerned with power and money, while his camp cares about people. Chrzanik ironically assessed that Domański was one of the worst finance ministers and called the entire situation a cabaret. https://t.co/2cs5W2jVI1 #polityka #Tusk #kabaret (translated)

Chrzanik wrote to Dorota that one does not need to imagine this. He claimed that during the presidential campaign, public television prepared materials about Karol Nawrocki, which he pejoratively referred to as "patotelevision," but nonetheless, the recipients of his statement lost. #patotelewizja #KarolNawrocki #kampania (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that Rutkowski was supposed to sue Channel Zero for 5 million PLN, not for a million. He also cited a statement in which Krzysztof Stanowski considered a million to be too small an amount, which is why the claim was for 5 million PLN. The money was not meant for charitable purposes, but "for fun." https://t.co/gur16QhX1s #Polska #media #humor (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that Rutkowski filed a complaint against the deputy minister and several MPs, although — as the author noted — it was unclear why. He added that Rutkowski was outraged that journalists did not believe in the negative result of Michał Kołodziejczak's urine test and asked if Kołodziejczak should provide a urine sample in front of them. Chrzanik described the whole situation as a circus. https://t.co/m6VFQn6Uy8 #Polityka #Skandal #Dziennikarstwo (translated)

Chrzanik referred to the statement of Czarzasty, who stated that the role of the president was limited to representing the country, while the government governed the state and the Sejm passed laws. Chrzanik argued that if Nawrocki's role were truly limited to representation, he would not be so strongly opposed. In reference to Nawrocki's opponents, he used a disdainful term, comparing their reactions to howling. https://t.co/Xf4hRJXYMU #Polska #Polityka #Sejm (translated)

The godfather ironically imagined that Barbara Mróz-Gorgoń, whom he described as supposedly the best marketing and branding specialist in Poland, was to carry out the rebranding of Pekao Bank. In his scenario, the idea for the new name was "POLBANK," and the entry concluded with the statement that it was time for a CS. https://t.co/PNsptxKTV6 #marketing #rebranding #Pekao (translated)

Chrzanik described Donald Tusk's speech as anti-migrant and wrote that the prime minister made a gesture of "zero," similar to the gesture of Dominik Tarczyński. He recalled Tusk's words about illegal migration and accused him of hypocrisy, asking who from his camp voted against building a barrier on the border. He also claimed that the MPs from that camp brought pizza to migrants, whom — he wrote — Putin sent, while coalition partners and supporting celebrities insulted soldiers and desecrated the Polish uniform. #Polityka #Migracja #Tusk (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that Karol Nawrocki handed out judicial nominations. He quoted his words that the only way to become a judge in Poland was to take an oath in the presence of the president. Nawrocki also reportedly stated that in this way he signaled the official recognition of this group as judges, and the decision was made by a president elected by the will of the nation, showing great respect. #sędziowie #polityka #Prawo (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that Włodzimierz Czarzasty was, in his opinion, excessively focused on Adrian Zandberg. He cited allegations he attributed to Czarzasty: that the Razem party wanted to hand power to fascists, that it contributed to eight years of PiS rule since 2015, and that Zandberg did not support Rafał Trzaskowski. Chrzanik added that, according to him, PiS, Karol Nawrocki, and Zandberg were responsible for matters not going as critics intended. #Polska #polityka #Razem (translated)