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Sławomir Ćwik, former deputy of Poland 2050, assessed the revealed recordings involving Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz, emphasizing the problems with information leaks in the club and the critical situation of party support, which has dropped to counting in promille. #Polska2050 #KatarzynaPełczyńskaNałęcz #SzymonHołownia (translated)

A massive data leak in Germany confirms the theft of 421,000 emails related to AfD politicians, including their personal documents and information about party members, which were published online following a hacking attack on their servers. #AfD #sztucznainteligencja #atakHakerski (translated)

The author wrote that further messages were leaking from internal groups, in which — as he claimed — an invasion of the Łączna Zoo was organized under the patronage of the prosecutor's office. According to him, the participants realized during the action that it was extremely unprofessional and possibly illegal. #polska #bezpieczeństwo #prawo #PL (translated)

Konrad Krasuski published a summary of his materials regarding DIOZ and encouraged sharing them with people who have just learned about the organization's activities. He wrote that his publications addressed issues including finances and fundraising, allegations of harassment and manipulation, testimonies from affected individuals, experts, and former employees, as well as leaks of recordings from the president of DIOZ, controversial veterinary procedures, and the export of animals abroad. Among the mentioned materials, he also pointed out his response to DIOZ's explanations, his confrontation with the organization's president during a protest, the issue of money from poultry farms and techno parties at the animal center, for which — as he wrote — DIOZ was fundraising. He also mentioned a case related to ZOO Łączna. #DIOZ #afera #zwierzęta (translated)

Joanna Grabarczyk wrote that employees of the Centaurus Foundation began to reveal the background of the operation at the zoo in Łączna. According to her, they also indicated that a foundation employee was most likely behind the leak of some information about the raid and the operation, and they provided her phone number. Grabarczyk stated that she was surprised by this move. https://t.co/u46RTvlvey #fundacja #zoo #informacje (translated)

The Black List Pro wrote that in recent days, information about the background of the raid on the Łączna Zoo mainly came from activists — both those who chose to disclose it and those that leaked. After the court did not agree to the temporary arrest of the zoo's owner, the author believed it was time for him to present his version. The post was also marked Official Zero. #Zoo #aktywiści #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Konrad Krasuski described the chaos surrounding the zoo in Łączna, where — as he wrote — there were clashes with the police, and officers with shields pushed back residents defending the facility. He presented both sides of the dispute. According to Krasuski's account, the prosecution alleged that hundreds of animals were being abused and malnourished, and some were suffering or had died. Five people were arrested and charged; none admitted guilt. The prosecution also requested the temporary arrest of the zoo director. The owners, on the other hand, described the confiscation of the animals as an unprecedented action. Krasuski wrote that residents were coming to the zoo to block transports, and accusations of animal theft were appearing online. He also mentioned revealed screenshots of conversations from the foundation about the division of the animals, a recording warning about the action, and concerns regarding the safety of the transport, conditions in the new places, and the reliability of the experts. Krasuski stated that he was on-site and spoke with people involved in the case, including anonymously with an employee of the Veterinary Inspection. He also attended a press conference held by the prosecution and spoke with a lawyer for the owners. He announced that he would look into what initiated the case and how events escalated the previous night. #ZooŁączna #protest #ochronazwierząt (translated)

Filip Zator wrote that regarding the zoo in Łączna, he had not seen any leaks, photos, or recordings documenting poor conditions or sick animals, except for a photograph of a few boards published by Gozdyra. He also noted that, in his opinion, no employee or resident had spoken out against the facility. He compared this situation to the cases in Sobolew, Kuflew, and DIOZ, where, as he wrote, numerous photos and eyewitness accounts, as well as negative reactions from residents, had emerged. Zator claimed that the information about irregularities concerned individuals who were alleged to have been stealing from the zoo, rather than the facility itself. He suggested that the case might indicate fraud and asked whether materials on this topic were available online. #ZOO #Łączna #aktywiści (translated)

Konrad Krasuski wrote that he received information from several interlocutors that raised his doubts about the course of the inspections and the selection of experts in the case of the zoo in Łączna. The lawyer he referred to reportedly claimed that Mondo Cane regularly requests the same expert, who then co-creates a protocol in line with the expectations of the organization. Krasuski asked why a veterinarian expert was not appointed. According to the author, an employee of the Veterinary Inspection critically assessed the expert's competencies, using offensive language. Another interlocutor reportedly indicated that similar situations occurred in the palm house in Legnica and the shelter in Rybow. Krasuski added that in such cases, the expert is often not a veterinarian. The author announced that he would ask the prosecutor's office who and at whose request the expert was appointed, what her competencies were, who prepared and approved the protocols, what remuneration she would receive, and whether the organizations participating in the intervention had an influence on the selection of the expert. Krasuski also raised the issue of the future of the animals. He reminded that the dogs from Sobolewa were sent, among others, to Kuflew and DIOZ, and asked where the animals from Łączna would be transported and whether anyone would monitor this. He wrote that the conversations that leaked from the chats did not indicate the existence of such monitoring. #sprawiedliwość #weterynaria #biegli (translated)

Konrad Krasuski wrote that the actions around the Łączna Zoo looked more and more absurd. He referred to leaked recordings, screenshots, and conversations that — he claimed — indicated that even before entering the zoo area, it was determined who would take specific animals, including monkeys, camels, and owls. He added that the conversations mentioned foundations applying for animals according to their own preferences. Krasuski also wrote that according to the same conversations, some foundations had worse conditions than the zoo and knew that they would take animals to such places. He mentioned statements regarding a lack of money and doctors. He believed that the matter required thorough clarification and described the actions as improvisation at the expense of the animals. He also asked on whose commission the operation was being conducted and whether it could be related to the need to take over the property or to remove the current tenants. #Zoo #Zwierzęta #Fundacje (translated)

The Black List Pro wrote that more conversations of activists were revealed before the raid on the zoo in Łączna. It stated that there were too many to keep everything a secret. According to the author, a ten-minute recording of a conversation was published on the "world of exotic animals" page, in which an activist from another organization warned the zoo owner. https://t.co/XFxVeXFmyn #aktywiści #zoo #ochronazwierząt (translated)

Patients whose medical data has been leaked are struggling with a lack of information about the administrator of their data and the types of disclosed information, which puts them in a difficult legal and informational situation. #ochronaDanych #wyciekDanych #pacjenci (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that maintaining the Pegasus commission has cost 6.3 million PLN since its establishment, averaging about 200,000 PLN per month. He asked whether these expenses were incurred to determine that data can leak from Pegasus just like from any application. He also mocked the experts' opinions and congratulated them for such a result. https://t.co/KuxE27ifQz #Pegasus #koszty #dane (translated)

The author asked who will be responsible for the flood of 2024 and the calming messages of Donald Tusk before the disaster, as well as for the KPO scandal, in which, as he wrote, the subsidies were allocated to yachts, saunas, and solariums, among other things. He also mentioned the leak of medical data from the private company MyDr, which he stated concerned millions of Poles, and another matter to which he attached a link. https://t.co/l86ZebiA3Z #Polska #Kryzys #Bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz wrote that the medical data of many individuals has leaked on a massive scale, and his own data — as he claimed — has been disclosed three times, including in a publication in “GW”. He added that this was confirmed by SMS messages sent by the state to the victims, yet no offenders were identified. He criticized Prime Minister Donald Tusk for using simplifications and cheap sensationalism. #daneosobowe #bezpieczeństwo #polityka (translated)