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The author of the entry wrote that the analysis prepared for the report confirmed earlier studies by the Ministry of Health. According to the data he cited, 48 percent of women feared that a cancer would be detected during the examination, and 92 percent knew that they should not wait for symptoms to appear. #zdrowie #nowotwór #badania #PL (translated)

The author of the entry warned that the takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal would lead to next year's elections being just a façade of democracy. He claimed that those responsible for these actions believed that they would either destroy democracy or end up in prison. He compared their conduct to that of Lukashenko, writing that even he does not order the police to go out to citizens with machine guns, yet they do. #demokracja #Polska #wybory #PL #BY (translated)

The post urged the prime minister to take action for a nationwide campaign informing about the benefits of EU membership, the values that the Union represents and defends, and their significance. The author pointed out that citizens need knowledge to defend themselves against anti-EU narratives. #UE #wiedza #kampania #PL #EU (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that gas, fuel, and heating costs are rising, and Poles' wallets are becoming thinner. According to him, families were worried about whether they would afford heating, farmers were counting every zloty, and entrepreneurs were cutting costs to survive. He called for resistance and noted that Development Plus was not limited to criticism, referring to the provided link. https://t.co/bHOHh3vEag #Polska #Ceny #Gospodarka #PL (translated)

The author wrote that Polish companies used AI, but rarely utilized its full potential. He pointed out insufficient knowledge of employees and organizations as the biggest barrier to implementation, which was highlighted by 33.9% of respondents. #AI #technologia #polskiemarki #PL (translated)

The author of the entry asked whether everyone in the governing coalition knew that Minister Berek did not meet the formal requirements to become a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that Minister Pełczyńska revealed the matter, which — as he pointed out — he had mentioned earlier, and accused the members of the coalition of knowingly lying. #PL (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that Poles have already left at least 1.5 billion zlotys in unclaimed deposits for bottles and cans. He pointed out that the system operators did not know what they could do with this money, even though the law provided for funding the system from unclaimed deposits. https://t.co/yWSXoXPLdj #Polska #ekologia #kaucje #PL (translated)

Jan Molski reacted mockingly to the declaration that since the beginning of Donald Tusk's government, Poland is ending naivety in migration policy to ensure the safety of Poles. He regarded it as a mockery and argued that the EU signaled not to touch Poland due to the upcoming elections. He also mentioned Sienkiewicz with irony. https://t.co/gPK2cWzvzh #Polska #Polityka #UE (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that he saw no need for a detailed analysis of Michał S.'s decision, whose experience in football he rated as top-class. He noted that in football many complex processes and circumstances are at play that cannot always be publicly explained, and difficult decisions may be necessary. Referring to the recent change of coach at Wisła Kraków, Królewski stated that in large clubs no position is guaranteed, and changes can happen for various reasons. According to him, decisions about staff are influenced not only by results but also by context, direction of development, quality of work, implementation of strategy, as well as trust and collaboration within the organization. He added that a coach could lose their job after ten consecutive wins or remain in position after twenty losses. Królewski argued that clubs should rely on processes, data, technology, and decision automation, as well as build lasting institutional competencies instead of depending on individual persons. Such a model would allow preserving the values and operation of the club despite changes in the positions of president, sports director, or coach. He also emphasized the importance of passion, energy, mutual trust, and joy from working together. Finally, he wrote vulgarly that his leg hurt a lot and added that he increasingly appreciated players returning to play after tearing their anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). #PiłkaNożna #WisłaKraków #ZarządzanieSportem (translated)

Chrzanik criticized Donald Tusk for what he considers a lack of strong opposition to Lviv's decision. He cited a statement from the prime minister, who said that he does not intend to comment on the behavior of councilors from individual regions and described their actions as unwise, harmful to Ukraine, and irritating to Poland. The author assessed that Tusk's reaction sent a signal of weakness and stated that Ukrainians will continue to disregard Poland. #Polska #Ukraina #DonaldTusk (translated)

In Wednesday's review, Stock Information reported that in France, an escalation was being prepared for Saturday, October 24, and the Prime Minister spoke of people striving for revolution and uprising. According to the entry, Paris was expanding curfew zones, and the French were attempting lynchings and were not protected. The author also asked whether Western Europe is collapsing. Among the information concerning Poland, the account mentioned the ZUS plan to pay 800+ without applying for benefits and stated that 61% of Poles worked despite being ill. It also cited a Deloitte estimate that the deposit system meant overpaying 1.5 billion PLN annually and provided a link to the Bottle Return counter. It wrote that the franchise of the Zdrofit network is launching. The entry stated that the EU supported 130 million free ETS allowances for steel mills and the chemical industry, and CBAM was set to be expanded more aggressively to steel from outside the EU. The author also noted that 20 million residents of Sri Lanka were without electricity due to photovoltaics, and Lviv declared 2027 as the year of the UPA commander. On international matters, Stock Information wrote that Benjamin Netanyahu warned of the possibility of an enemy attack before the elections, and Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan were forming their own defense pact, described as "NATO," under the principle that an attack on one state would mean an attack on all three. According to the entry, Egypt wanted to join it. The account also reported that Donald Trump's envoy, Witkoff, was in Moscow, a third American aircraft carrier was heading towards Hormuz, and Elon Musk ordered to slow down Starlink over Ukraine. The author also informed that SpaceX revenues increased by 161% in Q3, Russia sold 62 tons of gold — the most since 1998 — and the Turkish stock market reached its lowest level in 2026. He also mentioned No Socks Day, adding a humorous remark that socks do not know whether they will remain a pair for life. https://t.co/EomcJgOTGi #Europa #Polska #wiadomości (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha recalled the behavior of the police towards the Independence March in 2011 or 2012, when — as he wrote — he participated in it and the PO was in power. He stated that the accusations of provocation at that time were not unfounded. He asked whether, after Mariusz Kamiński took control of the police on behalf of the PiS, an internal investigation was launched on this matter, whether any officers were dismissed, or whether any consequences were drawn against anyone. #policja #MarszNiepodległości #PiS (translated)

Jack Strong claimed that under a table in the bar of the parliamentary hotel, where members of PiS and Confederation were sitting, a device resembling a professional bug was found. He connected the case to the period when Czarzasty was the marshal and argued that the hotel did not provide safety for the parliamentarians. He also described situations in which — according to him — one of the MPs encountered a man explaining that he was "setting up the internet," while another one found a man with a drill under his room who fled at the sight of him. He wrote that services looked into the rooms of MPs, and the ABW regularly searched them. He also referred to an action in Dariusz Matecki's room from a year ago, which he described as illegal. The author attributed risk also to the use of external companies whose employees were said to have access to the rooms. He claimed that the politicians of the Civic Coalition began to exchange hotel rooms for apartments in the city, and Tusk banned the other parliamentarians from entering the bar where the device was found after 8 PM. Strong suggested that the methods of surveillance had become more advanced, and those responsible had ties to former security services. He tagged Tomasz Siemoniak, ABW, and CBA in his post. #polityka #inwigilacja #Podsłuch (translated)

Marcin Palade statistically referenced Donald Tusk's words that Poland did not allow operations on or above its territory without the clear consent of the state. He assessed that Warsaw's position would not worry Kyiv because — as he wrote — the local authorities knew that Polish representatives would only speak briefly and then the matter would quiet down, as usual. He used a derogatory term towards them. #Polska #Kijów #DonaldTusk (translated)

Murat Çolak wrote that he met with representatives of UEFA, to whom he presented his position and explained the circumstances of the events during Saturday's match. He stated that on Wednesday he was to appear before the League Commission regarding allegations related to his presence on the pitch after the Cracovia–Legia Warsaw match. Çolak also addressed rumors that he might lose the opportunity to watch Cracovia from the stands. He stated that such an action would be unlawful, and he announced that he would fight for his rights, and if necessary, also raise the issue in the international forum. He emphasized that Cracovia is an important part of his life. #Cracovia #UEFA #PiłkaNożna (translated)

The commentator wrote to Donald Tusk that people remembered his statements, the images of the Civic Coalition politicians with pizza, and the accusations related to crimes against humanity at the border with Belarus. He claimed that people knew the truth, and Tusk's lies would not overshadow it. #Polska #Polityka #Prawda (translated)

Petenucci was pondering the seriousness of the situation and wrote that if the reports were confirmed, Ukraine might have acted without Poland's knowledge or with the knowledge of Donald Tusk and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. In the first case, he argued, this should trigger NATO Article 5, and in the second, it would mean Poland's involvement in the war and give Russia a justified reason to attack Polish territory. He added that the reports were supposed to be consistent with the drone recordings published by internet users, and the situation unfolded at a time when the USA was striving for a ceasefire. #Ukraina #NATO #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Paweł Usiądek wrote that the Euro 7 standard could lead to immobilizing a car if the system detects too high emissions of exhaust gases. According to him, the regulations were set to come into effect on November 29, 2026, for new types of passenger and commercial vehicles, and a year later would apply to all factory-new cars of these categories. Usiądek assessed that such a solution would limit the ownership rights of drivers. The author described the onboard emissions monitoring system (OBM), which — as he wrote — was supposed to continuously check the composition of exhaust gases, including levels of nitrogen oxides and the efficiency of the particulate filter. According to his description, upon detecting a malfunction, the system would count down the distance traveled: after 1400 km, a message was to be displayed continuously, and after exceeding 2400 km, the procedure for immobilizing the vehicle would begin. Deleting the error would not stop it; after a reset, the counter would set itself to the lower of the two values: 2400 km or the current mileage. After repair, the vehicle would have to travel 400 km in a test mode, and the re-detection of the malfunction would set the counter to 2401 km. Usiądek noted that traveling abroad would not stop the countdown. Usiądek warned that a recurring malfunction could prompt mechanics to replace the engine, which in new, electronics-laden vehicles could mean a very costly repair. He also wrote that the implementing regulation 2025/1707 mandated the wireless transmission of some data to the manufacturer's servers, which would then be passed on to authorities in an anonymized form. Among the registered information, he listed speed, RPM, engine load, fuel flow, and parameters from the entire usage period of the vehicle. The author argued that the driver does not control the quality of fuel or oil, although — as he pointed out — they affect the composition of exhaust gases. In his opinion, the consequences of emission problems would fall on the driver, not the vehicle manufacturer. #emisiones #normaEuro7 #własność (translated)