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The commentator described the situation at the Capital City Police Headquarters as a scandal. He accused the services of avoiding questions, introducing a ban on recordings for the media, and the spokesperson's lies. He referred to it as a manifestation of a "state of absurdity." https://t.co/88J3MyOHd6 #Polska #Media #Prawo (translated)

The author of the entry accused the police spokesman of fleeing from MPs and the media who were asking about numerous lies, manipulations, and breaches of procedures that — as he wrote — the whole of Poland had seen since the previous day. He added that the spokesman had previously interrupted almost everyone asking questions and had not answered any of them. He assessed that such actions undermined public trust. #Polska #Polityka #Zaufanie #PL (translated)

Zygfryd Czaban wrote that instead of talking about supplementing and correcting information, the woman should apologize for the lies. He claimed that no one was pushed by her against the glass door, and the policewoman was not injured or treated in the hospital. He added that repeating further false information in times of widespread access to information was a bad idea, unlike in the 1990s, when, as he wrote, one could lie without consequences. #kłamstwo #informacja #prawda (translated)

Sebastian Kaleta called the publication of the recording another disgrace and wondered why it was released only after more than a day. He claimed that the material undermines previous reports of an alleged attack on the officer and shows an unjustified attempt to identify a citizen. According to Kaleta, the officer did not provide a reason for taking action, which allegedly violated internal procedures. Citing established case law from the Supreme Court, he called for an investigation into the suspicion of exceeding authority — if the identification occurred without reason or for the unlawful purpose of establishing a list of assembly participants. Kaleta wrote that the man was alone and had no witnesses. He also claimed that the protesters outside the Constitutional Tribunal felt besieged by the police and feared the creation of a list of participants, for which, as he emphasized, the police had no right. He admitted that the man quickly moved to the office so that further actions took place in the presence of witnesses. He assessed that the police directed at the Constitutional Tribunal did not have the trust of the protesters. #Polska #protesty #policja (translated)

Jacek Ozdoba stated that the recordings published by the police revealed, in his opinion, numerous irregularities during Piotr's arrest. He questioned why the officers did not provide a specific reason for requesting documents and emphasized the knife issue, although — according to the account presented — Piotr did not use it. Ozdoba demanded clarification on whether the policewoman sustained injuries and what evidence exists for that. He assessed that the recordings undermined information regarding her health status. He also pointed to allegations concerning actions taken after the arrest, which — as he wrote — could indicate the possibility of a crime being committed. He also questioned the conditioning of contact with a lawyer on providing personal data, reminding about the arrested person's right to contact a defender as stipulated in Article 245 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. He asked whether he was allowed to notify a close person, whether the measures applied were necessary and proportional, and whether he was provided with adequate medical assistance. According to a statement by Piotr W., which Ozdoba referred to, comprehensive medical examinations were not conducted. Ozdoba also raised concerns regarding the legal grounds for the arrest and pointed to the possibility of judicial review based on Article 246 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. In his opinion, the actions of the officers should also be assessed in light of Article 231 of the Penal Code. He wrote that a uniform does not exempt one from responsibility, and an arrest does not strip a person of their rights. He added that the course of actions and communication by the police, which he assessed presented many facts in a way inconsistent with reality, raised justified concerns of provocation. #Polska #Policja #Prawo (translated)

The author of the post claimed that the officers needed a day to prepare and edit the recordings, which — in his opinion — provided evidence of violations of procedures and civil rights. He added that the recordings ultimately undermined the government propaganda about the alleged knife attack. #prawaobywatelskie #propaganda #media #PL (translated)

Irek Kaczmarek wrote that he took a screenshot so that Dominika Wielowieyska could not delete what he claimed was a lie. He described the situation as disgusting and maintained that the man had been lying on the ground for a long time and was being choked. He added that the sound of breaking glass can be heard at 1:05 of the recording. https://t.co/KmLbEy6bDM https://t.co/0Dm3ZR3HTn #kłamstwo #obrzydliwość #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Samuel Kardaś wrote that the start of Bruce's apology, with a remorseful expression, initially evoked sympathy in him and influenced his perception of the rest of the speech. However, after re-watching the recording, he questioned why Bruce brought up Tomek's wife and her business, since, as Kardaś reminded, he had opposed involving third parties. He also asked why Tomek's wife was being privately monitored and assessed that the mention of her business might have sounded like a threat. Kardaś concluded that by apologizing to the streamers and viewers, Bruce admitted their claims regarding his behavior and lies. He asked whether he shouldn't unblock people he had previously banned on Twitch and Discord. He noted that after the apologies, Bruce announced he would drink water, maintain a diet, and play other games. The author also assessed that the entire speech sounded unnatural and insincere, and Bruce sometimes gave the impression that he was merely reading a prepared text. Kardaś expressed concern that he might have already forgotten what and whom he was apologizing for and stated that addressing many issues in subsequent apologies diluted their significance. In the end, he suggested that this might just be the end of another "season" and that in about a month, viewers would again be following similar events. #społeczność #przeprosiny #komunikacja (translated)

Zbigniew Hołdys wrote that he was terrified by the ease with which Kaczyński — in his opinion — demolished the Polish state, and that he convinced people he was doing it in the name of saving Poland. He also critically assessed Kaczyński's proclamation of the “Smolensk coup” and accused him of lying about everything. He added that it seemed there was nothing more that could be done about it. #Polska #kaczyński #politka (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Donald Tusk wanted to spend time with people associated with the slogan "Stronger Together" on the anniversary of what the author described as a victory of lies, while publishing more lies on TikTok. He added that Karol Nawrocki brutally disrupted these plans with exceptionally good irony. https://t.co/DAybGWCKM2 #Tusk #ironizacja #polityka (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki announced that he would oppose what he called the prime minister Donald Tusk's "highway of lies." He accused the ruling party of trying to place the responsibility for the tragedy related to the school attacks on the President of the Republic of Poland, instead of admitting their own mistakes and omissions, delays in adopting the law, and lack of dialogue with the president. Bogucki claimed that Tusk is looking for an opportunity to shift the blame onto the head of state and justify his inaction. He added that the prime minister, in his opinion, knows that linking the president to this situation is untrue. #Polityka #DonaldTusk #Kłamstwo (translated)

Patryk Michalski wrote that Karol Nawrocki, in an interview for "Rz," did not address the views of Grzegorz Braun, which the author considered to be derived from Russian propaganda, while also accusing Donald Tusk of being pro-Russian. Michalski pointed out that Nawrocki, as a former president of IPN, did not criticize Braun's denial of the Holocaust and suggested an openness to cooperation with his environment within the framework of the senatorial pact. He added that Nawrocki did not mention Donald Trump's recent gratitude to Vladimir Putin and Trump's admonitions to the fighting Ukraine. According to the author, he also did not try to explain to the MAGA environment what the consequences of rapprochement with Russia could be, limiting himself to the criticism of Donald Tusk that has been repeated for years. Michalski wrote that currently, it is the circles close to the president that were conducting talks with Putin. #Polska #Polityka #Ukraina (translated)

The Daily Mythomaniac, aka Bacon Bacon, claimed that since the beginning of October, Olek had spent 120 hours in the game Rust, including eight hours on the day of publication, using his fourth account. The author concluded that the account belonged to Olek and wrote that the data was confirmed "200%." He compared this result to 42 hours of live streaming that month. According to the author, on October 3, when the police were supposed to be called to Renata's parents' house, Olek was playing Rust for 12 hours. He was supposed to take a 40-minute break to write a statement regarding the situation and then return to the game, playing until 1 am. The author added that Rust occupied most of Olek's day in the following days as well. The author wrote that on October 9, Olek announced on Discord about a planned visit to Arquel in Wrocław. According to the entry, Arquel later revealed that Olek canceled the trip on Friday evening, citing his situation and incidents of harassment. The author claimed that at the same time, Olek played Rust for 30 hours over the weekend. The Daily Mythomaniac also wrote that Olek did not publish the anticipated statement regarding disputes with Suchar and Overpaw because he needed a break. According to the author, the break began at 10 am, and the session in Rust was still ongoing at the time of publication. Finally, he addressed RandomBruce, asking if Olek had to involve his partner's family to be able to play for a few days and referring to therapy that had been ongoing—for what he wrote—for a year and a half. #Rust #Drama #GamerCommunity (translated)

The author of the entry assessed that Krakow was the beginning of a wave of opposition, and the Poles had enough of Donald Tusk's government, referring to the slogan #JustNotTusk. He wrote that the authorities disregarded Polish women and men and should take their anger into account at the polls. He added that after three years, voters had the right to demand accountability for — as he claimed — lies and high prices. https://t.co/5Xl93HjzuA #Kraków #Polska #Wybory #PL (translated)

The author wrote that the candidate supported by Tusk and Kosiniak lost in Krakow, which he described as the second largest city in Poland. He noted that until recently, representatives of K13XII won there by a large margin. He added that in his opinion, the residents have had enough of these politicians, mentioning lies, hypocrisy, and incompetence. https://t.co/8mOE3uBDBb #Kraków #Polska #wybory #PL (translated)

Aleksander Miszalski accused Łukasz Gibała of lies and manipulations, emphasizing that his promises could cost the city billions of zlotys, and called on the residents of Krakow to support Monika Piątkowska in the upcoming presidential elections. #Kraków #Polityka #Wybory (translated)

Aleksander Miszalski, former president of Krakow, in his speech before the second round of elections accused Łukasz Gibale of lies and manipulation, while also emphasizing the controversies related to his campaign and personal connections with developers. #Kraków #wybory #Gibała (translated)