Magda

Magda assessed that the actions of Bielan and his team from the Palace were merely a preview of what might happen during the campaign, and that even the best campaign might not be enough. She wrote that she would not count on the midterms because — as she noted — this environment will not disappear even if Trump loses, and his anger could make it even more unpredictable. She added that she does not expect fair play and warned against ignoring further such actions, as later there might be regret that consequences were not drawn in time. #Polityka #Kampania #Wybory (translated)

Magda wrote that Nikodem Rachoń applied for the position of Polish ambassador to the USA. In her opinion, if he were to also participate in actions aimed at changing the legal Polish government with the involvement of a foreign state, it would completely disqualify him as a diplomat. She added that the ambassador in Washington should represent Poland, not Washington's interests in Poland. #Polska #dyplomacja #ambasador (translated)

Magda wrote that Adam Bielan publicly spoke about contacts with the US administration and admitted that he participated in organizing the conversation between Donald Trump and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. She added that the Republic informed about the Americans' interest in changing the prime minister in Poland. According to Magda, if the security of Poland or the presence of American troops served as bargaining chips in the discussions about changing the government, the prosecutor's office should initiate proceedings ex officio. She called for securing Bielan's correspondence and determining who contacted whom, on whose behalf, and with what proposals. She wrote that those who tried to trade the state's security in exchange for power should answer before the prosecutor's office. #Polska #bezpieczeństwo #polityka (translated)

Magda expressed hope that prosecutors would thoroughly investigate Adam Bielan's role in assisting Zbigniew Ziobro. She wrote that Bielan, as she claimed, conducts his own foreign policy without formal authorization, attempts to influence the state system, and acts almost as a representative of Poland in the USA. She added that he appears in an investigation concerning assistance in hiding a person pursued by the Polish justice system. She asked who authorized Bielan to arrange Poland from Washington. #Polska #polityka #śledztwo (translated)

Magda wrote that Bielan's functions in the European Parliament provided him with a formal role in EU foreign policy and transatlantic relations, but did not make him a representative of the Polish government nor authorize him to negotiate with the US administration on behalf of Poland. She asked on whose behalf he was conducting talks in Washington and pointed out that this is an important issue. #Polityka #ParlamentEuropejski #USA (translated)

Magda wrote that if the reports are confirmed, Donald Trump put Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a difficult situation by offering him a shield and the security of Poland in exchange for acting against his own government. She considered such behavior to be blackmail rather than an allied conversation. She criticized Adam Bielan, Karol Nawrocki, Mateusz Morawiecki, and the Law and Justice party, claiming that they care more about returning to power than about the shield or the security of the country. She accused them of accepting foreign presidential interference in Polish politics when it might benefit them. She added that Kosiniak-Kamysz gained her respect and — if he indeed refused — acted patriotically. According to Magda, the security of Poland should not be traded, and the Polish government should not be elected in Washington. #Polska #Polityka #Trump (translated)

Magda wrote that Donald Trump had conditioned American support for Poland on Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz's agreement to form a coalition with the right. She noted that if that were the case, she would consider it an interference in the politics of a sovereign state. She speculated that Trump might act now, as his position could weaken after the autumn elections in the USA. She described the matter as a scandal and expressed her belief that Kosiniak-Kamysz behaved decently. She also wrote that Poland should not be a hostage to Trump, whom she derogatorily described as narcissistic and psychologically unstable. #Polska #Polityka #Trump (translated)

Magda asked what formal authorization Adam Bielan had to represent Poland in contacts with the US administration. She wondered whether he was acting on behalf of the government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the president, or PiS in Washington. #Polska #USA #Bielan (translated)

Magda wrote that those who talk about the deficit and emphasize that they are close to ordinary people should set an example by saving. She accused them of spending public money on their own whims and then trivializing such expenses, which shows a lack of respect for the hard-earned money of Poles. She added that patriotism can also be evaluated by their attitude towards these funds. #patriotyzm #oszczędność #finanse (translated)

Magda wrote that she did not believe Jarosław Kaczyński's declaration about excluding a coalition with Grzegorz Braun. She reminded that in January 2006, Kaczyński said that a coalition with Samoobrona was out of the question, but in April, he signed an agreement with them, and soon after, Andrzej Lepper became the deputy prime minister. According to Magda, Kaczyński later admitted that he acted against his earlier declarations and explained that such things happen in politics. The author assessed that the agreement between PiS and Braun could be easier because both sides agree on issues such as migration, the migration pact, the Green Deal, abortion, same-sex unions, Volhynia, and Banderaism, the policy toward Ukraine, and delegating powers to the European Union. She also noticed similarities in the language of politicians: Braun used the term "eurokolchoz," and Zbigniew Ziobro had previously spoken similarly. She added that people from Sovereign Poland are currently in PiS. Magda also recalled a statement by Przemysław Czarnek, the PiS candidate for prime minister, who in February stated that only cooperation with Donald Tusk and his people was excluded, while other possibilities were open. In her opinion, Braun was convenient for PiS because he loudly stated what Kaczyński had not yet declared and pushed the boundaries that voters could get used to. She believed that PiS's later actions could then appear moderate. Finally, she again pointed to the example of Samoobrona and stated that Kaczyński's earlier assurances about not cooperating with Braun meant little to her. #polityka #koalicje #Kaczyński (translated)

Magda wrote that if the purchase of horses, managing the stable, and their maintenance are considered trifles, there may be many similar expenses in the Presidential Palace that the public is unaware of. She described this topic as a field for investigative journalists to work on and stated that the costs are borne by the citizens. #Polska #transparencja #dziennikarstwo (translated)

Magda wrote that he presented himself as an ordinary Pole during the campaign, and now he considered owning four horses in his stable to be something trivial. She added that, in her opinion, they were bought with public money, and described him as an arrogant man. #Polska #polityka #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Magda wrote that two days earlier, Nawrocki had mentioned in his address employees, parents, farmers, and retirees worried about paying bills, fuel, and heating. She added that his spokesperson described the four horses in the presidential stable as a trivial matter, although — as she pointed out — building the stable and maintaining the animals costs about 200,000 zlotys a year. Magda called on supporters of this definition to tell the people mentioned in the address that such an amount is insignificant. She also accused Nawrocki of being moved by the poverty of Poles, even though he himself lives on their money. #Polska #Społeczeństwo #ProblemyPolaków (translated)

Magda wrote that Leśkiewicz referred to the president's four horses in his stable as "banal." She noted that first, a stable needs to be built, and maintaining four horses costs, according to her, about 200,000 zlotys per year. She called on Leśkiewicz to tell ordinary Poles that such an amount is trivial and stated that the luxury is theirs, while others pay the bill. https://t.co/Y5eZTHUnIa #polityka #koni #finanse (translated)

Magda wrote that Nawrocki's Office seemed to ignore the questions of journalists and Poles. She listed issues related to the clothing brand NowRocky, campaign financing, Zondacrypto and CPAC, sponsorship packages in the USA, the passenger list of the presidential plane, and the horses and their related costs. She added that the number of questions is increasing, but there are no answers, the Palace remains silent, and the advisers respond with laughter. In her opinion, the bills ultimately fall on the Poles. #Polska #dziennikarstwo #polityka (translated)

Magda wrote that the government could have lowered VAT and excise duties earlier, but it was necessary to indicate the source of financing. According to her, the revenue shortfall would have been covered by the tax on excess profits of fuel companies. She added that financing is usually lacking in Nawrocki's proposals. #vat #akcyza #podatki (translated)

Yesterday, Nawrocki thundered about the gigantic deficit. He said that he would not allow tax increases. And at the same time, he complained that his bills are sitting in the parliamentary freezer. So let's count the costs of just a few bills that Nawrocki would very much like to pull out of that freezer. Cheap electricity is about 14 billion a year. PIT Zero is 13-14 billion according to his own office, and according to the Ministry of Finance, even 29-30 billion. The Technology Fund another 5 billion. A decent pension is about 3 billion. Roughly calculating, that’s 35-36 billion a year. And that’s just a few of his projects. So the deficit is terrible, taxes cannot be touched, but an additional 35 billion is simply supposed to appear in the budget. And if it doesn’t appear, we will pay. Either with more debt or cuts elsewhere. You cannot veto mathematics as a message. #deficyt #budżet #podatki (translated)

The Chancellery is trying to evade responsibility, claiming that it is not the owner of the horses. The owner is the Center for Service of the President of the Republic of Poland. However, the financial plan of COKPRP is approved by the head of the Chancellery of the President, Zbigniew Bogucki. So maybe Mr. Bogucki will simply show the document that explains where the state unit got these horses. Did it buy them? Did it receive them? From whom and for how much? We are waiting! #Polska #Prezydent #Kancelaria (translated)