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Cassiopeia criticized the researcher from the Polish Academy of Sciences, Elżbieta Janicka, for her statement about the widespread involvement of Poles in identifying and handing over Jews hiding during the occupation. Janicka allegedly claimed that if most Poles were indifferent and passive, more Jews seeking refuge on the "Aryan side" would have survived. In response, Cassiopeia described the liquidation of the ghetto in Częstochowa. According to her post, on October 8, 1942, the Germans, supported by Ukrainian and Latvian collaborators, completed its liquidation. The last transport left for Treblinka, where around 40,000 people were taken. Cassiopeia stated that at least about 2,000 people were shot on the spot, mainly on Kawia Street. She added that Germans, SS-Wachmannschaften units mainly composed of Ukrainians and Latvians, and the Jewish Order Service participated in the deportations. She also recalled the description of searching for people hiding in bunkers, attics, and basements. According to the account she provided, Jewish policemen collaborated with gendarmes and Ukrainians, urging those in hiding to come out, and after confiscating their belongings, the Germans executed them on the spot. Cassiopeia also pointed out that on October 8, bread was distributed to encourage those in hiding to reveal themselves. The post also described the assistance provided to Jews by priest Bolesław Wróblewski. Cassiopeia wrote that the clergyman helped to lead children out of the ghetto, who then ended up in orphanages in Częstochowa and Polish families, and issued rescued children Catholic baptism certificates. She estimated the number of rescued children to be at least several dozen. As a source, she cited the book by Shlomo Wagi, "The Destruction of Czenstokov." Finally, she accused Janicka of defending Poles and wrote that she herself felt obligated to defend them. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #Polska #Historia #Holokaust (translated)

Krzysztof Sałek from KO Stalowa Wola wrote that the current prime minister, who was the President of the European Council in 2015, spoke about the need to change the approach to migration, focusing on the protection of external borders and not opening doors for everyone, even though thousands of people were drowning at sea. He added that there were more similar statements and encouraged Krzych to check them at the given link. https://t.co/r1LC46q2Qe #migracja #granice #Europa (translated)

Remek Kinas announced the release of basal 2.2, which—he wrote—introduces the basal-calibrate tool for adjusting model calibration to the user's local data. According to him, the tool uses labeled examples from a given process, and the data is not shared externally or used for training the model. Kinas stated that he tested the solution in a new field where the model had not been trained. He wrote that using the "1%" setting from the provided file would result in automatically accepting every eighth decision, with 8% of those being incorrect. After calibration on the user's data, the calibration error for choice questions decreased from 0.268 to 0.083. In the case of the verify statements, the model automatically accepted 54.8% of the cases and made no errors in doing so. The release also included FP8 and GGUF ports for basal-omni-1.0-mini and max, as well as MLX ports for Apple Silicon Macs: mini, max, and 1.1-max. Kinas thanked Piotr Durlej for GGUF export, Kuba Sołtys for implementation on Google TPU, Michał Kardyś for work related to AMD Strix Halo, user lukaspoloki for basal-viz, and Paweł Kiszczak for exports to Apple Silicon MLX. The author also expressed gratitude for the posts and comments from the past weekend. He mentioned that he had responded to some of them and then worked on further improvements; he also announced that he would publish comments in the evening. #sztucznainteligencja #uczenieMaszynowe #technologia (translated)

PiS President Jarosław Kaczyński at a demonstration in front of the Constitutional Tribunal warned about the threats arising from the government's actions, emphasizing the need to protect Poland from external control and integration with the European Union. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska #PiS (translated)

The author of the entry assessed that Donald Trump avoided imposing sanctions on Russia established by Congress, which — as he wrote — was contrary to Poland's interests. He stated that Poland should not base its security solely on the USA, and one of the fundamental principles of its security policy should be the diversification of external support. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Rosja #PL #US #RU (translated)

Waldemar criticized Adam Dubyna's call for President Nawrocki to ask Donald Trump for permission to use U.S. troops stationed in Poland to restore constitutional order. He wrote that this is no longer a political demand, but a proposal to transfer decisions regarding Poland's internal affairs to foreign soldiers. Waldemar pointed out that Poland has its own institutions, law, and sovereignty, and he considered the idea of using American troops to be contrary to the constitution, the logic of the NATO alliance, and state responsibility. He emphasized that this is a call for external military intervention, not a criticism of the government or a dispute over the interpretation of regulations. In his opinion, such voices did not restore order but instead destroyed it. #Polska #suwerenność #wojsko (translated)

Daniel wrote that Tesla unveiled a new Roadster, which during the presentation was supposed to take off from a ramp using cold gas engines, fly over other cars, spin in the air, and land. According to his account, during the presentation, acceleration from 0 to 60 mph was shown to take 0.81 seconds, and later Tesla published data indicating that the Rocket version is expected to achieve this in less than 0.59 seconds. Daniel stated that the Roadster is to be offered in three configurations: a two-seater Performance, a two-seater Thrust with additional cold gas engines at the rear, and a one-seater Rocket, whose engines are supposed to enable upward movement and aerial rotation. According to Daniel, acceleration to 60 mph is expected to be less than 1.6 seconds for the Performance and less than 0.9 seconds for the Thrust. He also mentioned that the car would have a range exceeding 300 miles, and the Rocket would reach a top speed of over 230 mph. Daniel also described active aerodynamics, a system for sucking the car to the surface, steer-by-wire control, and a construction using magnesium, titanium, and carbon fiber. He wrote that Tesla showed how the downforce system allowed the car to stay on its wheels even while stationary, and the cold gas engines were supposed to stabilize it during flight. The design of the Roadster was said to be inspired by SR-71 and F-35 airplanes. According to Daniel, the Performance is to be road-legal, the Thrust will be produced in a limited series, and the Rocket will be available by invitation only and will not be allowed on public roads. He wrote that reservations in Poland have already started: the initial payment is to be 22,000 PLN, and another 190,000 PLN must be paid within 10 days. The first payment is refundable until the remaining amount is paid. Daniel stated that production is scheduled to start in 2028, and Elon Musk referred to the Roadster as a "rocket car." #Tesla #Roadster #innowacje (translated)

Jacek Fogiel asked what Nawrocki did aside from vetoing, and ironically referred to claims that Tusk and his government are doing nothing. In response, he listed actions attributed to Tusk's government. According to Fogiel, the government accelerated economic growth, with GDP rising by 3.8% in 2025, and reduced the VAT gap from 14.7% in 2023 to 4.9% in 2025. It launched the first quantum computer, built Polish AI factories and its own artificial intelligence called PLLuM, and expanded the functionalities of mObywatel, which already had 12.5 million users. Fogiel also credited it for strengthening cybersecurity, depoliticizing public media, and unlocking KPO and FE, which was supposed to provide 600 billion PLN for Poland's development. Among the economic and social actions, Fogiel mentioned a more favorable health contribution for entrepreneurs, a monthly leave without ZUS, and a cash PIT, where tax was to be paid after receiving payment. He also wrote about the highest real wage growth in the 21st century and an average above 9000 PLN gross, a decrease in inflation to 3.6% in 2025, and stock market records, with WIG above 150 thousand points. He added that the government launched a state-funded in vitro program, increased the number of childcare places for children under 3 by 66,921, and introduced 1500 PLN for grandparents as part of the Active Parent program. Fogiel also pointed out the first Polish military satellite, the launch of Baltic Towers, and the construction of Baltica 2, which was to provide energy for 2.5 million homes. He mentioned the construction of a new external port in the Baltic, Cape Pomerania, and allocated 2.7 billion PLN for local roads in 2026. In the field of defense, the author of the post mentioned an increase in spending to nearly 5% of GDP in the budget for 2026, an increase in the tightness of the border with Belarus from 30% in 2023 to 98% in 2025, and support for the defense industry, including the production of Krabs, Borsuks, Rosomaks, and NAREW systems. He wrote that 96 Apache helicopters were purchased, and the MESKO plant produced a million pieces of ammunition daily. He added the launch of the Eastern Shield with a budget of 40 billion PLN, securing nearly 190 billion PLN from SAFE for defense, increasing the number of police officers to over 100,000, and allocating 13 billion PLN for the modernization of the fire brigade, police, and border guards. #Polska #Gospodarka #Innowacje (translated)

Jarek Gasewicz wrote that in front of the Constitutional Tribunal stood paid, aggressively inclined activists of PiS linked to Bąkiewicz and Sakiewicz. Inside, he claimed, remained only Bogdan Święczkowski, whom he called a criminal. He added that none of the employees or judges of the Tribunal wanted to stand next to him, and Święczkowski continued to threaten, although — according to Gasewicz — he already knew that he was finished. https://t.co/xzNeey6BAH #Polska #TK #prawo (translated)

The author wrote that the use of the police to carry out a raid on the Constitutional Tribunal, which according to the Constitution of the Republic of Poland is autonomous, in connection with the opinion of an external institution, was poorly perceived in Poland. He added that in his opinion such action will be described negatively in history textbooks. #polityka #prawo #historia #PL (translated)

The Galácticos published a transcript of a conversation in which Jacek Kurowski from Telewizja Polska sent greetings from Grzegorz Mielcarski to Mourinho. Kurowski asked about the start of the coach's second term at Real Madrid and about media suggestions that the upcoming match could be decisive for him, with the period of leniency already over and only victories expected. Mourinho questioned the term "honeymoon" and said that the information reaching Poland might be distorted. When asked how he feels before the match, he replied that he feels great as usual and sleeps "like a little angel." He added that he does not sleep after the match, and then a new day begins. #RealMadrid #Mourinho #piłkaNożna (translated)

The author of the post accused Tusk's team of trying to destroy the constitutional role of the president and take full control over Poland. He presented the stakes as a choice between the country's sovereignty and external management, stating that it is about everything. He tagged Monika Borkowska and Michał Jeleńek. https://t.co/is6axBrXrc #Polska #Suwerenność #Konstytucja #PL (translated)

We will not allow any state or non-state entity to use our regulations or values to destabilize the Union. Ursula von der Leyen informed in a letter sent on Tuesday that the number of illegal crossings of the EU's external borders has fallen to the lowest level since 2021 - over the past two years it has decreased by 55%, and just this year it has fallen by more than one third. #kryzysmigracyjny #paktmigracyjny #frontex (translated)

The author wrote that foreign tribunals should not be able to question the Polish constitution with impunity or impose their judgments on Poland. He emphasized that the sovereignty of the Polish state stands above any external pressures. He tagged Monika Borkowska and Michał Jelonek. https://t.co/S4GP7who6f #Polska #Suwerenność #Konstytucja #PL (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the highest law in Poland is the Constitution, and the positions of the Venice Commission are not a source of law or a binding interpretation of Polish provisions. He pointed out that according to Article 87, paragraph 1 of the Constitution, sources of commonly applicable law also include statutes, ratified international agreements, and regulations. He added that the assessment of the compliance of law with the Constitution was entrusted to the Constitutional Tribunal under Article 188, and it resolves jurisdictional disputes between central state authorities based on Article 189. Bogucki argued that according to Article 4 of the Constitution, sovereignty belongs to the Nation, which elected the President in general elections. Referring to Article 126, he defined the President as the highest representative of the state, a guarantor of the continuity of power, and an authority overseeing compliance with the Constitution. Regarding the oath-taking of four judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogucki wrote that the President is waiting for the Tribunal to resolve the jurisdictional dispute. According to him, based on Article 86, paragraph 1 of the Act on the Organization and Procedure before the Constitutional Tribunal, the proceedings related to the oath-taking have been suspended until the dispute is resolved. He added that this was confirmed by the President of the Constitutional Tribunal in a letter dated April 29, 2026, and the President cannot continue actions related to the acceptance of the oath during this time. Referring to Maciej Berek, a former minister in Donald Tusk's government, Bogucki pointed to unexplained doubts regarding his fulfillment of the requirements under Article 3 of the Act on the Status of Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, including the required experience as a legal adviser. He claimed that the President has a duty to clarify serious and objectively justified doubts regarding the statutory qualifications of the person chosen by the Sejm as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal before accepting their oath. In his opinion, this act cannot only be ceremonial, and the obligation to accept the oath is not absolute. He referenced Article 126, paragraph 2 and Article 7 of the Constitution. Bogucki wrote that the President not only has the right but also the duty to safeguard the Polish constitutional order. He added that he would do so despite what he termed politicized pressures from within the country and abroad. #Konstytucja #Polska #Prawo (translated)