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The Daily from Mordor accused the Polish authorities of helplessness and evading explanations after the crash of an armed Ukrainian long-range drone in Lithuania. It was stated that no one was killed, and a civilian car burned. According to the author, Ukraine apologized and explained that the drone was heading for targets in Russia, but due to interference, it deviated from its course. The author claimed that the Lithuanian Minister of Defense and the President's National Security Advisor referred to radar data indicating that the drone entered Lithuania directly from Poland. He attributed the denial by the Polish government and the Ministry of National Defense to the fact that the Polish system did not register anything. He added that there were suggestions that the drone could have launched from Lithuania, near the border with Poland. The Daily from Mordor presented two possible scenarios. If the government was unaware of the flight, it would, in his opinion, indicate the ineffectiveness of air defense, despite spending billions on shields, radars, and armaments. The author also pointed out the lack of a warning from the RCB Alert and the scrambling of fighters. If the authorities were aware of the incident but did not inform the citizens, he accused them of willfully endangering civilians to avoid difficult questions and political scandal. He assessed that in both cases, the government failed the responsibility exam. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Drony (translated)

The services in action wondered whether the armed Ukrainian drone, which crashed in Lithuania, flew over Poland without warning the residents. The author recalled a statement by the Lithuanian Minister of Defense from October 18, who was said to have informed that the object entered Lithuanian airspace from Polish territory. He added that this information was confirmed by the advisor to the President of Lithuania for National Security, claiming that there is evidence for this. The author questioned why the Polish Ministry of National Defense did not confirm a violation of Polish airspace. He wondered whether the military did not detect the drone, or whether they were aware of the Ukrainian operation and kept it secret. He recalled that according to his post, the drone crashed in Lithuania, did not explode, no one was injured, and only a civilian car was damaged. He also asked who would be responsible if the drone fell onto residential territory in Poland and an explosion occurred. #Ukraina #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Konrad Krasuski wrote that social media was the main, and practically the only channel allowing DIOZ to operate on such a large scale. He accused the organization of using it for a witch hunt, disclosing personal data, manipulating recipients, and promoting fundraising and pet food, whose labeling—he claimed—did not meet legal requirements. He added that DIOZ had concealed its connection with the company producing this pet food and published false materials, including photos from the USA portrayed as situations from Poland, on which the organization profited from fundraising. Krasuski noted that court cases and actions by the authorities in Poland take a long time, but users can report posts that violate platform regulations. He wondered what could happen if there were a lot of such reports. #dezinformacja #manipulacja (translated)

Dawid Kamizela wrote that high diesel prices were not a result of Donald Trump's actions or the war with Iran, but rather due to Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries. He noted that Ukraine was attacked in 2022, and Russia, despite these attacks, was sending diesel to global markets, saving the situation. https://t.co/euPLyvLv1t #diesel #Ukraina #Rosja (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk informed that the court refused to temporarily arrest Piotr W., and after more than 50 hours of detention, the man was supposed to return home. He described that Piotr W. was standing at a red light at a pedestrian crossing, after which the police were said to have chased him, subdued him, and pinned him to the floor. According to the account referenced by Kusznieruk, the man lost consciousness and was taken to the hospital in handcuffs. The author noted that — as he wrote — the specific basis for the initiation of the identification has not been publicly clarified to this day. He added that the prosecution requested a temporary arrest, and the court did not agree to this request. Kusznieruk assessed that arrest should be a last resort and called for an investigation into the basis for the intervention, the use of force by the officers, and the circumstances surrounding Piotr W.'s loss of consciousness. #prawo #sprawiedliwość #Polska (translated)

The Chairwoman wrote that Piotr W., whom she referred to as a hero from Resspublika, was lucky to have only fallen during the clash with the Polish police. She suggested that in a similar situation in the USA he could have been killed, and rhetorically asked whether Dominik Tarczyński would then have written "Good Job ICE!" and "FAFO." #Polska #policja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

We will see each other tomorrow - Shmoo expressed sympathy for ordinary Americans, accusing President Donald Trump of being disconnected from their problems. According to the author, 3 million people lost health insurance, tariffs increased annual family spending in stores by up to 1700 USD, fueling costs an additional 750 USD, and daycare fees rose by 850 USD. He added that factories lost 100,000 jobs, and the benefits of economic policy were enjoyed by the richest 1 percent, while the rest of society grew poorer. As a contrast, he pointed to displays of a "flying car." The author assessed that Trump's decisions over the past year were dangerous for Poland and Europe. He mentioned the exclusion of Russia from sanctions and the preparation of a peace plan without EU involvement, the withdrawal of some troops from Germany, plans to reduce 25,000–40,000 soldiers in Europe, and the chaos surrounding troop rotations in Poland. In his opinion, these actions weakened the credibility of NATO Article 5. Among other accusations, he listed tariffs on eight countries in the dispute over Greenland, the threat of 100 percent tariffs in response to the digital tax, and the use of the dispute between the government and the president in Warsaw to undermine EU unity. Shmoo wrote that the slogans of PiS and Confederation politicians about a "revolution of common sense" have aged poorly. He also criticized Karol Nawrocki for his uncritical support for Trump. #Polska #USA #Polityka (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)

Dariusz Mazur wrote that the president vetoed the act on executing judgments of the European Court of Human Rights. He assessed that the president is not aligned with human rights or with Europe, and asked if he sees Poland's place in the East. He added that the president is trying to paralyze the execution of the interim measure of the ECtHR regarding the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal selected in March. According to Mazur, the president does not have the right to veto in this matter, and the measure will be executed. #prawaczłowieka #Polska #ETPCz (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the collapse of Ukraine could enable Russia to deploy a million-strong army against Poland, although — as he noted — such a scenario was not in sight. He claimed that the Russians would likely act similarly to how they have in other places, killing 50% of Ukrainian officers and 10% of soldiers for intimidation. #Ukraina #Polska #Rosja #UA #RU #PL (translated)

Stanisław Żerko assessed that the creators of the constitution were too trusting and did not anticipate that the parliamentary majority could push through its own candidate who did not meet the requirements. He pointed out that the safeguard is the President of the Republic of Poland. #Konstytucja #Polityka #Prezydent (translated)

Albin addressed Sławomir Mentzen using an offensive term, and then described an incident in the school kitchen. He wrote that a 59-year-old man took out a knife and started waving it around, after which a policewoman present at the school intervened and subdued him. He emphasized that she did it alone. #Bezpieczeństwo #Szkoła #Policja (translated)

The Poland News reported that the tow truck driver hit the back of a car that had stopped in front of a pedestrian crossing while a pedestrian was entering the crosswalk. According to the post, a tragedy was narrowly avoided. One person from the passenger car needed medical assistance, but did not suffer serious injuries. The tow truck driver was fined 1500 PLN and received 10 penalty points. The source of the recording was indicated as KPP Ełk. #bezpieczeństwo #wypadek #piesi (translated)

Remiza.pl reported on a dangerous incident in an MPK Wrocław bus. It stated that an electric unicycle being transported by a passenger had spontaneously started and moved around the vehicle, damaging the floor and causing smoke. No one was injured. The carrier published a recording and reminded about the ban on transporting scooters, unicycles, and electric bicycles. #Wrocław #MPK #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Mickpl wrote that the Platform decided that only the housing community can decide on the ban on short-term rentals in the building, not the cooperative. He asked where such a distinction comes from and suggested that its reasons are widely known. #mieszkalnictwo #wspólnoty #krótkijnajem (translated)

The commentator referred to a statement by Adam Bielan, who described TVN as Donald Tusk's television, although he was not formally its owner. Bielan mentioned that the president of the station was Katarzyna Kieli but suggested that she acted on orders. The commentator wrote that a wind of good changes is coming. https://t.co/3LIMP8KLZl #TVN #Polska #Zmiany (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that connections, place and time of birth, and other forms of happiness were the most important factors in a career. He described the deliberations about being strong or weak as nonsense proclaimed by people who could not admit it. #kariera #szczęście #siła (translated)

Adam Andruszkiewicz assessed that the recent actions of the government indicated an intention to limit civil liberties in an election year. He wrote that the Polish people anticipated such a development and have President Karol Nawrocki, and his circle will not allow their freedom to be taken away despite the daily attacks. #Wolność #Polska #Wybory (translated)