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The article by Witold Jurasz discusses the benefits for Poland from the mass influx of migrants from Ukraine, the weakening of Russia as a result of the war, and the changing perception of Russia by other European countries, as well as highlighting the need to act in the national interest, even at the expense of Ukraine. #Polska #migracja #NATO (translated)

The article by Witold Szabłowski discusses the controversies associated with the glorification of Roman Shukhevych in Ukraine, warning that such actions may lead to the erosion of Ukraine's image and troubles in relations with Poland. #RomanSzuchewycz #UPA #HistoriaUkrainy (translated)

The article by Witold Jurasz raises the scandal related to the commemoration of UPA members in Ukraine and the lack of adequate understanding of the Polish perspective in Polish-Ukrainian dialogue, which leads to tensions between the two nations. #Ukraina #Polska #historiasprzeczny (translated)

In the article, Witold Jurasz analyzes current events related to Ukraine, pointing out the limited role of Europe in negotiations and comparing the current situation to historical events, such as the Polish October, highlighting the decisions of Volodymyr Zelensky in the context of talks with American envoys. #Ukraina #Polska #Rosja (translated)

The commentator wrote that Rafał Leśkiewicz stated that the prime minister could just as well have supported the appointment of Witold Zembaczyński as deputy prime minister, and he could even have been a better deputy prime minister and minister responsible for public finances. The commentator described this situation as a tragicomedy and added that he feels sorry for Poland. #Polska #polityka #finanse (translated)

The article by Witold Jurasz emphasizes that the risk of a classical war with Russia is low, despite existing tensions, due to Russia's involvement in the war with Ukraine and the lack of capability to launch a full-scale attack on NATO countries. #Rosja #Polska #NATO (translated)

The article by Witold M. Orłowski evaluates the bizarre perspective of President Karol Nawrocki on the state of the Polish economy, in which he ignores previous debt problems and does not offer realistic solutions for rising state expenditures. #Polska #gospodarka #finanse (translated)

Cassiopeia asked Magda Biejat, who — as she wrote — had participated the day before in the inauguration of the Days of Memory of Pawiak, whether the Days of Memory of Mokotów are also planned. She claimed that in Mokotów, Poles who had previously avoided the crimes of the Gestapo, NKVD, and Banderites were killed. Among those she mentioned were Capt. Witold Pilecki, Gen. August Emil Fieldorf "Nil," Maj. Zygmunt Szendzielarz "Łupaszka," Maj. Hieronim Dekutowski "Zapora," and Col. Łukasz Ciepliński "Pług." She added that there were hundreds of victims. Cassiopeia called for reminding the perpetrators and accomplices of the crimes in Mokotów during such commemorations. She mentioned, in this context, among others, Józef Goldberg, Izydor Kurc, Adam Umer, Anatol Fejgin, Izaak Fleischfarb, Józef Dusza, Jerzy Kaskiewicz, and Jerzy Kędziora, referring to them as UB officers. To support her post, she cited the account of Maria Hattowska, a lieutenant of the AK and WiN and a cipher clerk, who described her interrogation and brutal beating. According to the cited testimony, Hattowska suffered serious injuries, and after the beating, she could not have children. Cassiopeia wrote that in the UB torture house in Mokotów, the Gestapo could have "taken lessons." The author of the post warned that the truth may be forgotten when people are afraid to look at it. She asked the audience to share the post, comment, and support the person she indicated who deals with history. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #Pamięć #Historia #Mokotów (translated)

Adrian Borecki wrote that after yesterday's performance of Witold Zembaczyński, he will not record another conversation with him. He assessed the performance as scandalous and accused the MP of being able only to insult others. He deemed his behavior as unworthy of a parliamentarian, and referred to those who act this way in derogatory terms, stating that it is not worth talking to them. He also called for an end to what he termed political pathology. #Polityka #SejmRP #Skandal (translated)

The author of Lemingopedia criticized Witold Zembaczyński for appearing on a popular television studio with a bracelet bearing an anti-PiS slogan and waving his fist in a gesture of striking. He wrote that the politician is 45 years old and that his daughter was born three weeks earlier, describing his behavior as a manifestation of "pure stupidity." He reminded that Zembaczyński set a Polish record in 2004 for technical diving in a closed circuit at a depth of 131 meters, then ironically compared this achievement to his later accomplishments in the presence of Prime Minister Tusk. The author also claimed that Russians were paying to paint similar slogans and asked whether Zembaczyński had removed them from his cars. He quoted the politician, who reportedly referred to the slogan as “guiding” for his political thought. Lemingopedia also referred to Collegium Tumanum, claiming that others were being organized for classes there while Zembaczyński was to have them exclusively. He used offensive terms towards the politician and ended with a question about whether the author must support him with his own money. He encouraged the audience to like the post and buy him a coffee. https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g #WitoldZembaczyński #Polska #Polityka (translated)

The commentator referenced a statement by Witold Zembaczyński, who claimed that individuals familiar with the actions of Hamas, which — as he wrote — resulted in the deaths of thousands of Israelis, as well as international law, understand what the right to retaliation is. Zembaczyński also noted that he does not support Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he compared to Nawrocki. The commentator sharply and vulgarly criticized these words. #konflikt #Izrael #Palestyna (translated)

The commentator described the exchange of opinions between Witold Zembaczyński and Ferek regarding the opposition's projects and President Karol Nawrocki. Zembaczyński reportedly stated that the opposition's projects would not be passed and would remain in limbo, adding that he did not know if they were useful for anything. Ferek defined this as the Civic Coalition's approach to parliamentarism, to which Zembaczyński replied that this is what democracy is about. In the end, the author used an offensive nickname and claimed that his addressee understands democracy only in its Chinese and North Korean versions. #demokracja #opolityce #parlamentaryzm (translated)