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The author of the entry wrote that a certain person testified at the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau one day and announced that they would supplement their testimony in a few days, and the next day they went for a walk and disappeared. He accused the prosecutor of not connecting these events and asked Waldemar Żurek if he would see a connection between them. #Polska #CBA #sprawiedliwość #PL (translated)

The author wrote that Dr. Sylwester Gładyś, a long-time lecturer at the Warsaw University of Technology, went for a walk in the Młociny Park and has gone missing. He mentioned the findings of Wirtualna Polska, according to which the day before, Gładyś had testified at the CBA in connection with an investigation into the reprivatization mafia. #Polska #sprawa #zaginięcie #PL (translated)

The author referred to the MultiSport Index 2025 report, according to which every third adult Pole did not engage in any physical activity in the past month, not even walking or cycling. He added that over 64% would like to be more active. #aktywnoscfizyczna #zdrowie #sport #PL (translated)

The profile of road traffic officers stated that a 21-year-old driving an Opel drove through a roundabout and onto the sidewalk where pedestrians were walking. According to the entry, he narrowly missed a girl on a scooter by a few centimeters, then broke through a fence and fell from the overpass into a ditch. https://t.co/MXYBwPdgGy #Bezpieczeństwo #Wypadek #Hulajnoga (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Russians killed a one-year-old Ukrainian girl while she was walking in the park, and her mother, injured in the attack, died in the hospital. He assessed that the regime in the Kremlin commits such acts every day and despises human life. He called for these crimes not to become commonplace. https://t.co/xXfLsAYUxB #Ukraina #prawaludzkości #pokój #UA #RU (translated)

Tomasz Lis wrote that after the walk he talked with the participants of today's demonstration. He described the conversation as surprisingly pleasant and pointed out that he agreed with them only regarding the day of the week. He added that the participants took advantage of the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of assembly, and the authorities should now act in accordance with the law. #demokracja #wolność #społeczeństwo (translated)

Marko wrote that he had a hard and exhausting day. He reported that during a morning video call with women he liked and considered smart, he asked Andrzej to speak while he took a nap, although — as he noted — he heard the conversation and Andrzej's remarks. Later he took a break, and after his uncle Niemczyk's arrival, he discussed Polish security and other issues with him. He wrote that he then went to eat and sleep, and when he was already too tired, Andrzej had to carry him. He added that he did not remember the way home because he was focused on work matters, which he described as important and somewhat secret. Marko also wrote that he felt happy because he was “half Ukrainian and half Polish,” and he called Volodymyr Zelensky the best president and Donald Tusk the best prime minister in the world. He added that due to his late return, he lost the planned walk and intended to order two additional ones the next day, so that he would have a total of five. He announced that he would go for a walk again, and then probably go to sleep. #życie #przemyslenia #polska (translated)

Max Hübner assessed that Donald Tusk's recording regarding the restoration of the rule of law was a sign of failure. He noted that the Prime Minister published it in the afternoon, not in the morning as usual, which—according to Hübner—indicated that he had previously expected success. Hübner wrote that taking over the Constitutional Tribunal was supposed to be easy and involve the swearing-in of Berek and entering the CT with the assistance of the SOP and the Police. He claimed that this did not happen thanks to the defenders of the Tribunal and the firm stance of Bogdan Święczkowski. According to him, the recording was meant to calm disappointed government supporters who had been waiting for an announcement of success since the morning, and who later criticized the lack of results from his actions. Hübner added that the refusal of the Warsaw Police garrison to execute the order to storm the CT also hit the rulers hard. He wrote that Tusk was furious and could have been ready to remove the protesters and Święczkowski, or even destroy the Tribunal building to achieve his goal. He believed that the Prime Minister had to take action, as otherwise, he faced a political failure a year before the elections. #Polska #Praworządność #Tusk (translated)

Marcin Możdżonek wrote that in his opinion the rulers allowed activists to take actions such as taking animals or blocking the forestry economy, which he claimed led to the closure of Polish furniture companies. He also criticized the organization of dendrological walks for millions and other ways of raising money and making life difficult for citizens. He announced that the situation would change after the elections. #aktywiści #polityka #gospodarka (translated)

ELEVEN SPORTS PL informed that Mateusz Święcicki and Dominik Guziak drew possible penalties for commenting on the first goalless draw of the season in Serie A, leaving the final decision to users on X. In the poll, 3,134 votes were cast: 71.8% indicated boxing training, and 28.2% indicated a walk from home to work. The station reported that the commentators would face boxing training and asked who could lead it. #włoskarobota #boks #trening #SerieA (translated)

Jan Molski criticized the response to the threat of an attack. He wrote that the authorities were supposed to receive information about the threat at 7:00, while at 8:00 Donald Tusk was walking with the media outside the KPRM. According to Molski, at 8:30 Tusk started a meeting with ministers, while the meeting of the services regarding the threat did not begin until 11:00. He added that after it ended, the participants left, knowing basically nothing. https://t.co/8H5PxLAJdo #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #aktualności (translated)

The author asked whether Prime Minister Donald Tusk, after 8 AM when he received threats via email regarding an assassination on his life, was walking down Belwederska Street from the villa on Parkowa to the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. He wondered whether it was a real threat of an assassination or a political "setup," and he wrote that similar questions were beginning to arise among... #DonaldTusk #Polska #Polityka #PL (translated)

Radosław Fogiel wrote that the person who received a threatening email at 7:00 calmly went for a walk at 8:00, not yet knowing that at 11:00 they would activate the state apparatus to stage a political spectacle. https://t.co/83eMfr9r5q #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #SytuacjaSpołeczna (translated)

Pan Diabeł Stockton wrote that during the election campaign, Karol Nawrocki explained the matter of taking over the apartment as selfless help for a family friend, Jerzy Żywicki, whom he portrayed as a hero of the Gdańsk Solidarity opposition. The author announced that he would return to the matter of the apartment takeover another time, and then asked Marta Nawrocka whether, by signing the lifelong care agreement in exchange for the apartment, she was aware of Żywicki's past. He claimed that Żywicki was not a hero of the Tri-City Solidarity but a sex offender and described an incident in which he allegedly attacked a woman walking with a child in the park, tried to rape her, threatened her with death, and masturbated in front of her. #Polityka #Solidarność #Wybory (translated)

OfficialZero recalled a clip of Donald Tusk from in front of the Belvedere, where the prime minister ironically asked why there was "such a fuss," and wrote that it has received a response from the president. According to the author, a sign was placed in front of the Belvedere calling on Tusk to walk less and lower the fuel price to 5.19 PLN. OfficialZero added that Waldemar Stankiewicz asked passersby whether it was an innocent fun or a political embarrassment. #Polityka #DonaldTusk #CenyPaliw (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the president sparred with boxing legend Manny Pacquiao for two minutes. He deemed it a scandal and questioned whether the president should not be dealing with more important matters of the country. He added that instead, he could be recording reels of walks with coffee, for example, from under the Belvedere. #Polityka #Skandal #MannyPacquiao (translated)

The author of the entry criticized Bogucki for calling Prime Minister Donald Tusk's walk near the Belvedere a grotesque "sidewalk and lawn" politics. He pointed out that Tusk was following his usual route between Parkowa and the Prime Minister's Office and recorded a several dozen-second material. The author accused Karol Nawrocki's entourage of inflaming the conflict with the government and then blaming the other side for it. He reminded that in his address, Nawrocki had opposed the ongoing political war and then called on the government to cease it. As examples of what he called a lack of "serious politics," he mentioned, among others, using nicotine bags during official events, weightlifting shows, historical statements, reactions to journalists, vetoes and conflicts with the government, as well as participation in boxing galas. He argued that criticizing the Prime Minister's walk while justifying similar actions of one's own camp meant applying double standards. #Polityka #Premier #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Profile of Karol Nawrocki - he supported the statement that one person was walking under the Belvedere, while another was under the White House. He added that frustration was driving them to record videos, which he described as foolish, and that sometimes he felt sorry for them. https://t.co/US6CqZ6u69 #frustracja #filmiki #Belweder (translated)