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Emilia Kamińska asked why the police were hiding recordings from the body cameras of the officers and questioned who was the perpetrator, the victim, and who was lying. She claimed that there is a complete, uncensored recording and encouraged its dissemination with the hashtag #ExposePoliceRecording. #UjawnićNagraniePolicji https://t.co/53WTe9Dvzy #Policja #Nagranie #UjawnićNagranie (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Le Pen declared that Islam is compatible with the Republic, and in another recording circulating on the internet that day, she said that French people who practice Islam are full citizens and have nothing to fear under her government. The author described these statements as the beginning of "de-demonization" before the second round of elections in 2027. #Francja #LePen #Islam #FR (translated)

Jack Strong wrote that Michał Kołodziejczak was supposed to be furious with Donald Tusk, feeling betrayed and believing he had fallen victim to provocation and blackmail. According to circulating reports cited by the author, Kołodziejczak allegedly threatened to reveal private conversations with politicians from the Civic Coalition conducted through messaging apps. Strong assessed that if he published them, political careers could be at risk, and added that Kołodziejczak supposedly had the conversations recorded on his phone. #polityka #Kołodziejczak #Tusk (translated)

Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf wrote that PiS MPs were roaming the halls of the Constitutional Tribunal, it is unclear in what capacity, and the president arrived there in a limousine. She asked on what basis this happened and where the separation of powers is. She invited to the program "Dangerous Connections" at 8:15 PM on TVP Info, in which Constitutional Tribunal judge A. Korwin-Piotrowska, professor M. Safjan, professor M. Chmaj, and Kuba Karys, the head of KOD, were supposed to appear. https://t.co/2NNbWmDZyx #TrójpodziałWładzy #TK #Polityka (translated)

PAPAWERYNA described the case of 29-year-old Kacper Bucki, who died on September 5 after spending time in a hospital in Świdnica. According to the author, he had suffered from diabetes since childhood, and later he developed kidney failure requiring dialysis. The author stated that on August 31, after dialysis, Bucki began to vomit, and in the morning he had seizures. His father called an ambulance. Medical documentation, which the family was supposed to receive a month later, revealed that in the first hour of his stay in the ER, the patient required resuscitation and intubation. PAPAWERYNA wrote that he had severe metabolic acidosis, dangerously high potassium levels, and advanced kidney failure. According to her account, on the same day, it was decided to transport him home by ambulance. The family refused his admission, believing he should remain in the hospital, and Bucki returned to the facility in Świdnica. The author stated that the next day, instead of going for dialysis at the hospital in Wałbrzych, he was referred for a psychiatric consultation with a suspicion of schizophrenia. The psychiatrist reportedly found no grounds for his detention; the patient received an injection, the name of which — as the author wrote — was not in the documentation. PAPAWERYNA reported that the next day Bucki's father learned from a nurse that his son was in intensive care. According to the author, during the night he experienced cardiac arrest twice, and the family had not been informed about it previously. Bucki did not regain consciousness and died from brain swelling. The author wrote that dialysis was not performed, and she expressed her condolences to the family. #śmierć #cukrzyca #szpital (translated)

The Black List Pro accused the prosecutor's spokesperson of inconsistency: according to a post, she said that inspections and evidence gathering were ongoing, while recordings were circulating online suggesting that three days earlier, the animals had already been distributed on paper among activists. The author suggested that the results of the inspections were therefore known in advance. https://t.co/ST07oRvzrS #logika #prawo #aktywiści (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki after, according to his account of the events, his father first heard from the dispatcher to take the child to the hospital himself, and an ambulance was only sent after a second call. The boy was said to have waited about 40 minutes for a doctor in the emergency department, and his condition was worsening. Kusznieruk reported that overnight, an ultrasound or X-ray of the abdomen was not performed in time because there was no radiologist. Doctors suspected a meningococcal infection and considered transferring the child to a specialized children's hospital, but ultimately he remained in the pediatric ward. According to the post, a cardiac arrest occurred in the morning, and a two-hour resuscitation was unsuccessful. Kusznieruk also mentioned reports regarding the resuscitation conditions and the functionality of the equipment, which, as he noted, require clarification. He stated that the autopsy revealed intestinal strangulation with necrosis, rather than a meningococcal infection. The author asked whether the Supreme Medical Chamber and the relevant medical self-government authorities initiated proceedings, investigating the actions of the doctors and considering suspension of their medical licenses. He appealed for an independent analysis of the entire patient journey—from the conversation with the dispatcher to the resuscitation—and for recommendations that would prevent similar tragedies. He noted that he does not pre-judge the guilt of the doctors, and the circumstances should be established by experts and the prosecutor's office. Kusznieruk criticized the belief that healthcare problems can be solved by allocating billions to the system. He pointed out that, as he stated, despite the billions allocated in Poland for the salaries of medical staff, there was a shortage of a radiologist for the child's nighttime diagnosis. He expressed his condolences to the parents and hoped that the prosecutor's office would thoroughly clarify the matter. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #tragedia (translated)

The prosecutor's office in Słubice decided to close the investigation into the death of a 31-year-old woman in the police station, concluding that the officers acted in accordance with procedures and that her death was caused by acute cardiovascular-respiratory failure. #policja #śmierć #GorzówWielkopolski (translated)

Kafir wrote that Ukrainian drones struck the data centers of the Russian Yandex, causing server failures. He added that a theory had emerged online suggesting that this could weaken Russian troll farms and online support for the AfD and the Confederation of the Crown of Poland, but he noted that there is no solid evidence for this. The author ironically described the imagined consequences of the failure for online patriots and trolls, who would reportedly lose access to the internet and wait for a "reset of views" from Moscow. He also suggested that without trolls, it might be harder to find real voters. #DepresjaTrolla #Ukraina #Rosja (translated)

The Poland News reported that heightened security measures have been introduced in schools across Poland due to unconfirmed information about threats, referred to on social media as "bloody Friday." It stated that in some institutions, including in the Pułtusk and Mińsk counties, classes have been suspended, while in others, access for outsiders has been restricted and controls increased. #bezpieczeństwo #szkoła #Polska (translated)

The police and the Ministry of the Interior and Administration appealed for calm and to rely on official communications in light of false information circulating online about threats in Polish schools, which is causing concern among students and parents. #szkoły #zagrożenia #dezinformacja (translated)

The Mazowiecka Police informed that they have detained a 17-year-old resident of the Przasnysz area, who was probably the author of the recording circulating online. They added that they were conducting actions with him. https://t.co/y8kd6KrFu0 #Prasa #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that at the beginning of the current term, among the MPs of Poland 2050, there was an instruction circulating on how to finance car rentals using funds from the Chancellery of the Sejm. According to his account, one of the party's MPs was advised to have the leasing agreement made with a friendly or related company, which would then rent the car to the MP. Twardowski noted that he obtained this information from an acquaintance who had participated in such a conversation. The author claimed that this solution would allow for the later purchase of the car by the company and its resale to the MP. In his assessment, a similar mechanism was used by MP Gomoła. He added that the MP who was supposed to convey the instructions and was still a member of Poland 2050 also rented a car that, according to Twardowski's informant, could ultimately become his property. Twardowski referred to a statement by Jerzy Woźniak, the Deputy Head of the Chancellery of the Sejm, made in August to the WP portal. Woźniak was said to have stated that a rental agreement financed by the Chancellery could not provide for a purchase option. According to Twardowski, the principle was to prevent a situation in which an MP would pay for the rental from the parliamentary lump sum for four years and then buy the car for a small amount. The author assessed that Gomoła's case might not be an isolated incident, but part of a broader strategy. He addressed a question to the Speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, regarding a change in regulations. He also wrote that the Speaker's order does not specify what means of transportation can be rented with the lump sum for conducting parliamentary office work and pointed out that, in his opinion, an MP could account for the rental of a helicopter for 5,000 zł in this way. #jawnosc #PL2050 #sejm #transparencja (translated)

Tomasz wrote that there is a rumor that — as he put it — the illegal SAFE will not be enough to balance next year's budget. He claimed that the authorities intend to draw on the savings of Poles and the reserves of the NBP (National Bank of Poland), and taking control of the Constitutional Tribunal would, according to him, allow for the legalization of these actions. #Polska #budżet #finanse (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki criticized Prime Minister Donald Tusk, accusing him of being out of touch with the problems of Poles. He wrote that while drivers were paying — as he put it — the highest fuel bills in history, Tusk was smiling, drinking coffee, and circling around the Belvedere fence, staging a political spectacle. Bogucki accused the prime minister of shifting blame onto the president, lying, and avoiding responsibility for high fuel prices. He claimed this served to cover up the budget deficit. He called on Tusk to fulfill the promise regarding gasoline priced at 5.19 PLN per liter. #Polska #drożyzna #DonaldTusk (translated)

I understand that you are not an economist, but after all, you have an entire army of "advisors" at your disposal... Because this is no longer information relayed by Moody. This is your RHETORIC. Just like with the debt. "In four years, the government increases debt by a trillion." The thing is, four years have not yet passed 🤷‍♂️ You are already linking the executed debt with a FUTURE FORECAST and then dividing that amount by the number of residents, announcing that a newborn has "26 thousand zł of debt." How do you come to such absurd conclusions?? I won't say it's not impressive... But public debt is not a personal obligation that is assigned to a child's account. And then there's the Constitutional Tribunal. You sign a law, still consider it unconstitutional, and send it to the Tribunal. The same Tribunal that the ECtHR has found to violate the right to a court set by law in the Xero Flor case, and the Grand Chamber of the CJEU in case C-448/23 stated that it does not meet the requirement of an independent and impartial court due to serious irregularities concerning its composition. And just minutes earlier, you said: "I'm not looking at legal loopholes." The Constitution and the legality of state organs are not "legal loopholes," Mr. Guardian of the Constitution 🤦‍♂️ And in the end, you say that you don't want "constant political war"... After a speech in which words fall: - blackmail, - the government’s ATM, - the government's financial catastrophe, - the prime minister's political plan and unsubstantiated claims that the government deliberately maintains high fuel prices to profit from them. I won't judge intentions. I assess the content. And the content of the official statement by the person holding the highest office in the state should withstand confrontation with documents 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Here - in many key areas - it does not withstand. I will no longer dwell on this speech, as I believe it is a waste of time. I'll just say this. I don't know who prepared this text for you. However, I do know that you read it, you delivered it, and you take responsibility for every word. And you repeated nonsense and manipulations that have long circulated in the statements of people from your Chancellery — which I have already corrected multiple times. The worst part is that many of them don't even take long to verify. You just need to open the documents from your own Chancellery. I really don't envy you. It only pains me your slogan: "First Poland, first Poles." Because Poland and Poles should truly come first - even before political interests, party narratives, and the need for another conflict. You cannot appeal to the good of citizens while simultaneously playing with their trust in the state, providing them from the highest office with half-truths, insinuations, and political assessments cloaked as facts. This is not about whether someone likes this government. It's about accountability for words. Especially from this office 🫣 #Polska #Polityka #Ekonomia (translated)