Magdalena Majkowska announced that the arrest hearing regarding Piotr, whose detention she described as brutal, was to take place that day at 11:30 at the District Court for Warsaw-Center in Warsaw. The detention was related to events surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska #Władza (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)
Max Hübner wrote that the demonstration in defense of the Constitutional Tribunal exceeded his expectations not only in terms of attendance. He described Donald Tusk's government as Soviet and stated that it has something to fear. https://t.co/usyp7PIZIk #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #protesty (translated)
Zbigniew Bogucki announced that the reaction of the President of the Republic of Poland will be decisive and symmetrical. He claimed that President Nawrocki is ready for various scenarios, including an attempt to forcibly enter the Constitutional Tribunal and remove Bogdan Święczkowski from it. Bogucki ruled out a compromise with the current authorities and questioned why it would be necessary to negotiate with individuals who, as he claimed, commit crimes. He also called for the presentation of documents confirming that Berek has the required experience and actually performed the work, rather than merely being listed as a legal advisor. As support for this doubt, he cited two opinions, including that of Prof. Piotrowski, and a statement by Prof. Grabowska on one of the television stations. He emphasized that this is the position of recognized constitutionalists, and not just his or President Nawrocki's, and stated that the ruling authorities do not have the required documents. #Polska #Prawo #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)
Mr. Leonardo wrote to Patryk Słowik that the whole matter was initiated by a report filed by Dioz, to which photos from a former zoo employee were attached, who—according to him—had switched sides to the organization. He also accused Dioz of having many cases in the prosecutor's office, not attending to them and delaying the process. He ended his statement with a sarcastic critique of the state and the authorities. #Polska #ZOO #Dioz (translated)
Adam Czarnecki criticized the state of the country under Donald Tusk's government. He claimed that unidentified individuals entered the zoo and stole animals, and that the police and prosecutors did not respond. He wrote that some people were involved in a dispute outside the Constitutional Tribunal, while others were dealing with the Epstein case on the orders of Waldemar Żurek. #Polska #bezpieczeństwo #polityka (translated)
The author wrote that the last few days reminded him of what power was capable of. He pointed out that during previous governments, participants of the Independence Marches were beaten, in 2015, miners were shot at, and on March 6, 2024, a young farmer was brutally beaten under the Parliament, who later committed suicide. He added that currently people were being beaten outside the Constitutional Tribunal. #polityka #sprawiedliwość #protest #PL (translated)
The author stated that after the described scandal, the official should resign, and the municipality should cancel the penalty imposed on the bakery. He attributed responsibility for the actions of subordinates and procedural errors, including sending letters to the wrong address, to the person supervising the road traffic control departments. He appealed to the city for a public apology to the bakery and for the introduction of a principle to first warn and give time for improvement, instead of— as he put it—quietly charging high fees. He added that officials should remember that they are maintained by the taxes of the residents and called for resignations and the introduction of more humane procedures. The post tagged Mateusz Morawiecki and Development Plus. #Polska #skandal #władza (translated)
The extreme left wrote to Krzysztof Stanowski that the bureaucratic power is not, in his opinion, an impersonal machine, but is made up of people who mistreat citizens. #władza #urzędnicy #sprawiedliwość (translated)
Monika Borkowska wrote that Piotr was attacked in Adam Borowski's private office without a warrant, and then was choked and tortured until he lost consciousness. According to her, a dozen people witnessed the incident, whom she spoke with. She claimed that witnesses tried to help the bleeding man, but were later treated with gas, yet the police did not listen to them. Borkowska accused TVP and PAP of spreading false information about a knife-wielding attacker who was said to have attacked a policewoman. She also criticized Adam Szłapka for speaking out against the Republic and wrote that Marcin Kierwiński did not show the recordings from police cameras, adding that, in her opinion, they were not supposed to exist. She also claimed that Piotr was still not allowed to use the assistance of a lawyer and that it was unclear in what condition he was. The author accused Donald Tusk of repeatedly attacking the president and wrote that the "regime" power was on the verge of collapse, and people were suffering because of it. She called for participation in a protest the next day at 2 PM. She added that the people gathered in the town before the Constitutional Tribunal thanked the Republic for the truth and honesty. #Protest #PrawaCzłowieka #Polska (translated)
Beata Polka wrote that she did not believe a word from the militia. She asked what was happening with Piotr and what was being hidden, comparing the situation to the times of communism. https://t.co/DgvZl0VDq1 #Polska #władza #demokracja (translated)
Jack Strong asked whether the messages were meant to intimidate individuals whose assets had not yet been secured. He warned those making such decisions that — if their personal responsibility is demonstrated — due compensations will also be enforced from their private assets. He wrote that abusing power comes with responsibility, and stated that Minister Żurek owns 19 properties, including 6 houses. He added that there would be something to pay from. #odpowiedzialność #majątek #władza (translated)
Max Hübner wrote that Adam Borowski, whom he referred to as a legend of the anti-communist opposition, spoke out regarding the beating of his colleague by the police. Borowski questioned the humanity of the officers and claimed that a farmer with a white-and-red flag was also beaten. He described the authorities as bandit-like and stated that he would stop at nothing. Hübner added that Poland could have had, in his opinion, a wonderful Ombudsman, but instead has a person with leftist views associated with Tusk, who — as he wrote — disappeared immediately after taking office. #Polska #Opozycja #PrawaCzłowieka (translated)
The author of the entry addressed to Marcin Kierwiński accused the recipients of using the police for actions against the organizers of peaceful demonstrations and hiding behind police uniforms. He also claimed that they were afraid of losing power and accountability for numerous violations of the law. #Polska #Protest #Władza #PL (translated)
The Enchanter of Moose wrote that he quoted a direct translation of the content from a website in the Netherlands. According to this account, in recent days, the Hoenderdaell team and the Lion Foundation came to Poland to collect many animals in connection with their seizure, at the request of Polish authorities or the prosecutor's office, which were seeking shelter for them. The author also conveyed that the animals arrived safely at their destination and were quarantined under veterinary care, and their condition was described as good. In case of questions, contact with Polish authorities was indicated. #Zwierzęta #OchronaZwierząt #Polska (translated)
Donald Tusk asked whether Poland is heading towards political violence and war, referencing the statement by Professor Jacek Izydorczyk to Tomasz Piński. According to Tusk's account, Izydorczyk said that the executive power fears accountability because the services and politicians are entangled in blackmail related to Pegasus. Tusk also mentioned the lack of promised accountability. #Polska #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)
The author of the post asked whether Poland is heading towards political violence and war, reporting on the remarks of Professor Jacek Izydorczyk to Tomasz Piński. He wrote that Izydorczyk pointed out the concerns of the executive branch regarding accountability and the entanglement of services and politicians in blackmail related to Pegasus. The author also mentioned the lack of promised accountability measures. #Polska #polityka #Bezkarność #PL (translated)
The post reported that Prof. Jacek Izydorczyk, in a conversation with Tomasz Piński, spoke about the risk of political violence and war in Poland. According to the post, Izydorczyk claimed that the executive power fears accountability due to the involvement of services and politicians in blackmail related to Pegasus. He also pointed out the lack of the promised accountability. #Polska #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)
Kafir sharply criticized President Nawrocki's veto against the bill on the enforcement of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights. He wrote that he fears aspirations for absolute power and offensively suggested that some might need psychiatric consultation. As an example, he described a hypothetical scenario where the ruling party takes Poland out of the European Union, withdraws from the European Convention on Human Rights, and changes the operation of the courts. According to him, a citizen who lost a case in the country and exhausted available appeals could be left without a way to seek justice. Kafir argued that democracy allows citizens to challenge state decisions and assert their rights. He also warned that a power that does not recognize dissent may, over time, turn against its own supporters. He added that in an extreme case, it could reinstate the death penalty. #demokracja #prawaczłowieka #władza (translated)
Marek Markowski listed events that — as he wrote — took place this week: an attack on the Constitutional Tribunal and a zoo, a case of a pregnant woman that the hospital was supposed to send home, where she gave birth, gasoline priced at 5.19, and a fine of 41 thousand for a bakery for incorrectly hanging a sign. He assessed that the authorities are becoming irrational. https://t.co/DA3o6xfFfZ #Polska #polityka #sprawiedliwość (translated)
