Pawel Kania wrote that Poland and the West were facing military and economic threats. He claimed that a war was taking place beyond the eastern border, and Putin was keeping the President of the USA in check. He assessed that the cost of living had increased due to Russia's military actions and Donald Trump's decisions. Kania emphasized that under such conditions, it was necessary to rebuild trust in the state, its institutions, politicians, the army, and services, and that the media should provide accurate information about the situation. He called those spreading disinformation, undermining trust in the government and services, or calling for radical and illegal actions traitors. He also accused government critics and ministers of attacking police officers by comparing them to ORMO, ZOMO, and UB, spreading false information, and frightening people with the worst scenarios. He directed a question to Donald Tusk, Marcin Kierwiński, and the National Prosecutor's Office, asking why such actions are tolerated. #wojna #zaufanie #dezinformacja (translated)