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Seven instead of eight years. This is not a correction, this is leniency. Simeon Trux, born as such, later called Maja T., attacked with other patriots on the "Day of Honor." Contusions, bruises, broken bones. For this, there is now a one-year discount in Budapest. The public prosecutor wanted to impose a harsher sentence. The court reduced it. Those who beat others often face a debate in Germany and at least a punishment in Hungary. However, even that is being downplayed again. Arrest in Berlin, extradition, the Federal Constitutional Court finds the procedure inadmissible, the family speaks of isolation and vermin. All important, as soon as the perpetrator suffers. The bones of the beaten do not feature in this sympathy. Seven years for a serious crime is not a scandal of harshness. It is the scandal that even this is considered too much. (translated)

Today I was outside the Constitutional Tribunal to support the protesters against the actions of Donald Tusk's government. You have been there day and night for a week. I admire you very much. This is true patriotism and defense of Polish law and the Polish Constitution. Thank you for your courage. (translated)

For 37 years, the political and media class has explained to us that patriotism and nationalism are xenophobia and almost fascism, because there is only the individual, their consumption, Europe, and a person being a citizen of the whole world. And now that same political class wants to say that Poles should fight. (translated)

🔴 VOX and Patriots have convinced more than 160 deputies from 4 political groups and 19 countries to join our request for a "special commission" on Ceuta. Happy with the support gained, proud of the unanimity of @PatriotsEP, grateful to those who have joined and about... (translated)

Polish fertilizers are going to Ukraine for 1709 PLN. And Polish farmers pay 3000 PLN? Shocking information was provided by Hubert Ojdana. The average export values of nitrogen fertilizers being sent from Poland to Ukraine, calculated at an exchange rate of 4.3 PLN per euro: ◾ 2024 year: 1247 PLN per ton ◾ 2025 year: 1435 PLN per ton ◾ first half of 2026: 1709 PLN per ton The data is said to come from the Ministry of Finance and Economy itself. And how much did Polish farmers pay at the same time? At the end of June 2024, urea cost in Poland from 1880 to 2160 PLN per ton, and in smaller packages even 2630 PLN. In April 2026, the average national net price of urea was 2947 PLN per ton. In June, surveys showed prices from 2900 to even 3150 PLN. If the discrepancies are really this large, it raises the question. Why is gas horrendously expensive for Polish farmers, while the same gas used for fertilizer production for export suddenly becomes cheaper? Magic. In 2024, 396 thousand tons of nitrogen fertilizers went to Ukraine. In the first half of 2026, another 153 thousand tons. Poland is the largest supplier of fertilizers to this market. Let's compare this with the rest. Orlen did not disclose the margin on fuel sold to Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense did not provide the value of the equipment transferred. They did not disclose how many missiles for the Patriot system we sent to Kyiv. Zero transparency! We need to find out what margin Group Azoty or Orlen placed on fertilizers for Ukraine. Farmers have the right to know the truth about prices! (translated)

"No alliances with those who are against Ukraine. In an interview with Il Foglio, the Italian prime minister stated clearly: she will not change course for electoral calculations. She will not enter into a coalition with 'false patriots' who vote against support for Kyiv." (translated)

This is a crime against humanity and its recording must be taken to the International Criminal Court. To pursue a civilian population group with a political identity as was done with the Patriotic Union is a crime against humanity as defined in the Rome Statute, which is the law of the Republic. The constitution of Colombia guarantees free thought and no one should be persecuted for their political ideas. The persecution unleashed by Abelardo to cover up his corruption and inefficiency has already claimed several lives and generates political hatred. A commission of experts in International Humanitarian Law should be organized to present the first volume of the complaint already filed by myself, as president, against Abelardo de la Espriella. (translated)

Zacharowa warned that factories producing weapons for Ukraine in Europe, including the planned Patriot missile service center in Poland, could become potential targets for Russia, and minister Lavrov suggested the need to analyze Russia's war doctrine in the context of European countries' involvement in the Ukrainian conflict. (translated)

When in Venezuela they have forced the criminal Delcy Rodriguez to acknowledge that the "law against hate" has been the mechanism of repression, harassment, terror, and torture, the German government is trying to curb the patriotic and conservative opposition with a very similar law that each power... (translated)

I inform you that out of respect for my "followers" I have removed you from my list of followers. You are not worthy, my followers are people with dignity, intelligent, true Polish patriots. Not the pawns of a scammer and fraudster, a Gdańsk soccer fan and a pimp addicted to substances. I bid you a cold farewell with contempt. Devil Stockton (translated)

If you want to have knowledge of what a deceptive world we lived in, read this. If you want to be aware of what awaits us, read this. This may be my most important text. Once, "trolls" were farm workers who wrote what they were dictated. Now troll farms are collapsing because bots are replacing humans. Today, one moderately skilled programmer could control 100,000 bots. Hence the conflicts; troll farms are no longer needed, so why pay them? I saw a troll farm from the outside. I didn't enter their structures, I didn't create a fake account with a flag in the description, and I didn't write under the teachers' strike that children are hostages. I watched from a distance, at the network, at the comments that appeared quickly, too quickly, too consistently, too often on the same issues. And at the company that functioned for years like an ordinary e-PR agency. In 2019, an investigation by Newsweek and the Reporters' Foundation showed that the Wrocław Cat@Net was not just another agency for "creating a presence on social media." It was an organized troll farm. A dozen people managed over 170 fake profiles on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. The content reached millions of recipients. The business was co-financed from PFRON, as the company employed disabled individuals and could offer clients tax deductions. From November 2015 to August 2019, Cat@Net received around 1.5 million zlotys from the State Fund for Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons. From the outside, it looked innocent. An advertisement for teleworking, a student or graduate needed after journalism, working from home, "skillful influencing of recipients." Clients included large companies, small businesses, public administration, private individuals. In practice, accounts were built like characters from a series. A right-wing patriot from Żoliborz, a traditionalist, a student, a chatterbox. A photo from university, a post about lunch, and then, when a scandal erupted, a flood of comments. Teachers' strike - children as hostages, teachers are egoists in expensive scarves. TVP and Jacek Kurski - defense, image warming, attacks on critics. After the death of Paweł Adamowicz, blaming WOŚP and Owsiak, comparisons meant to shift responsibility from public television. What struck the most was not ideology, but flexibility. The farm had business accounts to slander companies, products, and brands, as well as political ones. It worked for TVP, but also for PiS politicians when they needed support before the European Parliament elections. Trolls from the same agency could publicly argue, but only according to a script. It wasn't about beliefs. It was about commission. The trails led journalists further, to the Art-Media agency, to circles associated with "Najwyższy Czas" and "Gazeta Polska," to names in the orbit of Antoni Macierewicz and Bartłomiej Misiewicz. I saw how easily a real person disappears behind an avatar, and the avatar begins to shape a debate that no one explicitly ordered, only paid for the chaos or falsehood of specific events. The troll farm didn't need us to believe in it. It was enough that we click, comment, and recognize as important and significant the voice produced on commission. PiS didn't have to paint the sign "PiS troll farm" on the office door to benefit from it. In practice, within the power camp, there was a mechanism that Newsweek's investigation exposed bluntly. It was fake accounts that coordinated hatred, defended TVP and Jacek Kurski, and attacked Owsiak, WOŚP, and Paweł Adamowicz, along with public money from PFRON that helped sustain this industry. It was a political infrastructure of lies, distorting the image of Poland as "Poland in ruins," pumping propaganda and sowing hate speech under the guise of "ordinary citizens." As long as a troll was right according to the line of power, no one in this environment asked whether the account was real. They only asked whether the post hit the opponent. #InstituteOfTruth (translated)

The coffee has become expensive. But I am still quite satisfied with the situation that has arisen after the election. Why? Because, to put it bluntly, Jonson and Strömmer are still in place. And politics is in place: defense decisions, financing, NATO membership, and the criminal policy reforms. Even a transitional government can and should handle the security problems that arise. So by all means: continue to assert red lines. While the aforementioned gentlemen and their subordinate authorities - full of competence and patriotism - do the job. It works for now. If not indefinitely. And even this Wednesday, one can buy an espresso in a paper cup and experience a ray of pale sun around Helgeandsholmen. (translated)

Now that the measures of the Maricarmen decree have to be approved, the right must choose: either they are with the citizens, or they are with the foreign vulture funds. Let them demonstrate their patriotism beyond bracelets and flags. And if they don't, let it cost them dearly. (translated)

The statement of the Board of @wislakrakowsa 🔵⚪️🔴 (that is, mine) Today, TS Wisła Kraków S.A. will reach out to @LegiaWarszawa and the appropriate bodies of PZPN and Ekstraklasa S.A. for comprehensive explanations regarding the refusal to accept an organized group of our fans at the match on October 11, 2026 - in light of the licensing regulations, competition rules, and the resolution regarding the participation of away fans in football matches. The letter we received is not particularly surprising to us. We would also like to learn more about the activities of the Green Board of the city of Warsaw and about Legia Warsaw's cooperation with the Police and other services on security matters. The world is changing today in an extremely dynamic way, and effective action requires flexibility and problem-solving skills. At a time when work is underway to send rockets to Mars, we believe that together with PZPN, Ekstraklasa, and both clubs, it will be possible within 11 days to install a net, a goal, and several cameras – thereby overcoming the difficulties that fate has placed before us. As Wisła Kraków, we stand by the position that the presence of away fans is of significant importance - it affects competition on the field, and ensuring it is a matter of fair play and common decency. That is why we made sure that during the match of the Conference League organized by us in Kraków between Shakhtar Donetsk and Legia Warsaw, around 1,500 to 2,000 fans of Legia could take their seats in the stands. The meeting had a special nature due to the tensions related to Polish-Ukrainian relations. Nevertheless, it took place in a fantastic atmosphere. (By the way: it is rare to encounter fans who hug each other as often as Legia Warsaw fans do - before the match, during it, and after the final whistle - which probably also improved the atmosphere). It is significant that in a country that has fought for freedom for so many years, today it is taken away from others - in this case, from fans who simply want to watch their team play. This is neither particularly patriotic nor especially wise. Our response will depend on the content of the explanations received. We consider both leaving the matter without further action and the radical steps we are known for. We respect the authorities of other clubs (okay, with a few exceptions), so we will patiently wait for a response. Respect for the rest of the week. (translated)