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Krzysztof Sałek KO Stalowa Wola 2h

Krzysztof Sałek from KO Stalowa Wola criticized the Republic, a person associated with it, as well as politicians from PiS and the Nawrocki Chancellery, using offensive terms against them. He wrote that in his opinion they should not be in power, and accused them of waiting for the opportunity to transform Poland into Belarus. https://t.co/vYSQOgTmHA #Polska #Polityka #Demokracja (translated)

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Magda Ogórek 3h

The author wrote that the situation meant the end of France, Europe, and democracy. He added that it was hard to look at it without emotions, and those responsible brought this fate upon themselves. #Francja #Europa #demokracja #FR #EU (translated)

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Marzena Machałek 🇵🇱 5h

The author of the entry opposed what Tusk wanted to do with the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that on that day, thousands of Poles gathered in front of the Tribunal to express their opposition and declared that they would not allow the destruction of democracy. https://t.co/JqPsRPFNUi #demokracja #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #PL (translated)

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Przemysław Czarnek 6h

The author of the entry wrote that the crowds of Poles gathered that day in Warsaw demanded the stopping, as he put it, of Tusk's lawlessness. He declared that the participants did not intend to retreat and pointed out that they were defending the Constitutional Tribunal, the rule of law, and the sovereignty of Poland. He added that everyone had to take a stand on the side of Poland, and that joint action was meant to lead to victory. https://t.co/HzXEiSMmhP #Polska #praworządność #demokracja #PL (translated)

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Tomasz Lis 6h

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)

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Pan Cezary Krysztopa #BabiesLivesMatter 9h

Cezary Krysztopa wrote that under the Constitutional Tribunal, a shocking statement by Piotr was read, who, according to him, was attacked by the police. He asked if this is what democracy looks like. https://t.co/zXSDRwNPMU #demokracja #protest #wolność (translated)

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Max Hübner 10h

Max Hübner wrote that contrary to predictions that no one would come to the Constitutional Tribunal, the protesters arrived in crowds, and more people continued to gather. He stated that the demonstration was organized in just 2 days. He assessed that this was bad news for the government, which he described as Soviet and referred to its members in an offensive manner. https://t.co/mia8GFYEPz #protest #Polska #demokracja (translated)

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Sebastian Kaleta 10h

The author of the entry wrote that thousands of Poles opposed the actions of Donald Tusk and his team, which he described as an attempt to seize a constitutional body of the state. He declared that they would jointly defend the Constitutional Tribunal. https://t.co/WuDzk4TYte #Polska #Konstytucja #Demokracja #PL (translated)

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Kazimierz Smoliński 12h

The author of the entry announced a meeting at 14:00 in front of the Constitutional Tribunal and called for a large turnout. He wrote that the show of strength is meant to intimidate the regime, which — according to him — threatens the independence of further institutions. He described Donald Tusk as cowardly and stated that he will flee if the participants demonstrate their strength. #Protest #Wolność #Demokracja #PL (translated)

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Marcin Matczak 13h

Marcin Matczak wrote that the right wing in the USA wanted to publicly broadcast executions by firing squad, while the president of Poland proposed a discussion about broader access to guns. He assessed that such actions led to the militarization and brutalization of public life and promoted a cult of strength as a source of safety. In his opinion, safety depended on thinking, not strength — both in the past and present. https://t.co/USl51l8al7 #bezpieczeństwo #demokracja #militaryzacja (translated)

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Michał Wójcik🇵🇱 17h

The author wished patriots a good day and wrote that they were meeting in front of the Constitutional Tribunal that day. He called for not yielding, claiming that the struggle for democracy was ongoing. #demokracja #Patriotyzm #WalkaOWolność #PL (translated)

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Stanisław Karczewski 17h

The author wrote that the demonstration was meant to defend Poland, democracy, values, and sovereignty, and invited to a meeting at 2:00 PM in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. https://t.co/R8FCyN7GXU #Polska #demokracja #suwerenność #PL (translated)

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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)

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Jacek Karnowski 1d

Jacek Karnowski wrote that the prime minister spoke about the necessity of "dismounting" the chairman, whom Karnowski identified with the president of the Constitutional Tribunal. He used an insulting term towards these people and stated that they are building a dictatorship. https://t.co/VhzuXlP1uI #Polska #demokracja #TK (translated)

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Kazimierz Smoliński 1d

The author wrote that according to media reports, the government had a list of 50 cases that the "new" Tribunal was supposed to overturn. He claimed that this would ensure impunity for Donald Tusk and his associates for breaking the law, and he described these actions as transforming Poland into a dictatorship. #praworządność #Polska #demokracja #PL (translated)

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Konrad_Piasecki 1d

Konrad Piasecki wrote that the presidential veto of the electoral code violates the constitutional principle of equal elections and is anti-democratic. He also wondered whether the decision would harm the president's political allies and assessed it as meaningless. #demokracja #wybory #Polska (translated)

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Beata Szydło 1d

The post alleged that Poland’s government was taking aggressive action against the opposition and the independent Constitutional Tribunal, which it described as the Polish equivalent of the U.S. Supreme Court. It also said Prime Minister Donald Tusk had pushed through appointments of individuals, but did not complete its description of them. #Polska #Polityka #Demokracja #PL

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Pan_komentator 1d

The commentator wrote that Jacek Prusinowski highlighted the behavior of the services at the headquarters of the Association of Free Speech. The author assessed the police intervention as brutal and unprofessional and stated that the recording shows a man being pressed to the ground. He added that such actions did not meet the standards of a democratic rule of law state. #Polska #Demokracja #PrawaCzłowieka (translated)

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Jarosław Kaczyński 1d

Jarosław Kaczyński wrote that there was a violent attack on the office of the Social Deputy Commissioner for Citizens' Rights Adam Borowski. He reported that windows were smashed and Borowski's associates were beaten up. He accused the current authorities of using violence and aggression and stated that the attack was intended to intimidate their opponents. He urged people not to be afraid and for those who love Poland to gather in front of the Constitutional Tribunal building the next day. #Polska #PrawaCzłowieka #Demokracja (translated)

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Kancelaria Prezydenta RP 1d

The Chief of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Poland, Paweł Szefernaker, wrote that for the first time since the adoption of the National Bank of Poland Act in 1997, the constitutional independence of the NBP Management Board and the bank's president was simultaneously threatened. He accused the government of seeking to circumvent the guarantees of term limits for constitutional bodies and the independence of the NBP president, which — in his opinion — was leading to full control over the state. Szefernaker stated that in February, at the request of the NBP president, the president submitted proposals for the appointment of four Management Board members, issued appropriate decisions, and asked Prime Minister Donald Tusk for countersignature. According to him, in May the prime minister returned the requests without countersignature. He added that Adam Glapiński had long advocated for the retention of the Polish złoty and announced that Poland would not enter the eurozone as long as he was the NBP president. Szefernaker emphasized that Glapiński conditioned the discussion about the euro on Poland achieving parity with Germany in terms of wealth, and the weakening of the NBP president's position would mean a weakening of that guarantee. #NBP #demokracja #Polska (translated)

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