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Krzysztof Bosak wrote that he appreciated the recipient's involvement and pointed out that local activists — Krzysztof Michalik, Piotr Walter, and Norbert — intervened on Friday and organized a press conference. He emphasized that the actions of party leaders are also important. Bosak reminded that the leaders of the recipient's party had previously cooperated with left-wing pro-animal organizations. He assessed that in order to prevent this from happening again, a clear stance should be required from them, and the political cost of another betrayal of voters should be increased. He also pointed out the need to analyze their positions, obtain declarations of opposition to what he called lawlessness, and exert pressure for them to use their media presence to shape public opinion. Bosak added that the conclusions from the "five for animals," kennel laws, and other actions, which he believes hit breeders and animal owners, cannot be ignored. #liderzy #polityka #opinie (translated)

The protests in France, which peaked on October 17, are a expression of growing social discontent related to the economic crisis, while also raising questions about the country's political future ahead of the upcoming presidential elections. #ProtestyFrancja #KryzysSpołeczny #KosztyŻycia (translated)

Mateusz Morawiecki presented during the Forum Ideas for Poland organized by the Sobieski Institute the proposals of Development Plus concerning attracting capital and investments as well as a new model of development for the country. He assessed that the model based on cheap labor is exhausted, and Poland should develop its own capital and technologies. He also pointed out that the strategy of a strong state should be based on capital, an army, and alliances and take Polish interests into account. In the dispute over debt, Morawiecki reminded that during his premiership, the debt in relation to GDP fell from 51% to 49.5%, while the state simultaneously financed social policy, local governments, and armaments. He advocated for the development of Poland as a center of trade, transport, and energy, pointing to CPK as the foundation of this strategy, also due to its military significance. He accused Minister Hetman of undermining the strategic sense of the project by limiting it and postponing deadlines. Morawiecki also called for the development of ports and reminded of the abandoned project of a container terminal in Świnoujście, which was supposed to take over trade handled by foreign ports. He described the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal as weakening the state and trust in the Polish economy, and Development Plus — as he noted — proposes a deep constitutional reset. He also pointed out the taxation of banks as a possible source of additional budget revenues. The party's proposals were presented under the slogan "#PoweredbyPoland". He listed public procurement supporting development, technologies for the economy and defense, lower energy and financing costs, and orderly public finances. He said that Development Plus was created to implement a strategy based on capital, investments, and plans for the coming decades. #Polska #Rozwój #Inwestycje (translated)

Radek Pogoda described a list of priorities that he attributed to his great-grandmother: a full pantry, healthy children, a safe home, produce from the garden, family meals, and kind relationships with neighbors. He wrote that achieving such a level of life was a great success in the past. According to Pogoda, in the 20th century companies began to present modest homes, old cars, and home-cooked meals as sources of shame to encourage people to buy new products. He also claimed that the rising cost of living forced both parents to work, and later, companies sold them, among other things, childcare and ready-made meals. Pogoda assessed that the former satisfaction with a simpler life began to be labeled as poverty and lack of ambition, and people were sold aspirations related to a bigger house, a car, and a wardrobe. He wrote that this way an endless cycle of consumerism was created. #refleksja #życie #prostota (translated)

The Stock Information published a review of events in which they wrote about the riots in France and assessed that the authorities lost control over them. They reported that over 1,000 officers were injured there, and that the town hall in Limoges, which survived two wars, burned down. They also mentioned hundreds of expensive Pokémon cards found on the street in Lille. The authors wrote that Iran had announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US met its conditions, and that more tankers were burning in the strait. They also noted that Egypt was to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, and that the Houthis shot down a Saudi helicopter. They mentioned the new Iranian Minister of Defense and a fire at an oil terminal in St. Petersburg. The review also included information about clashes, fires, and destruction in Milan and Bologna, the use of gas and water cannons against students in Belgium, housing protests and riots in Spain, demonstrations regarding wages and housing costs in Lisbon, and a fire at the offices of the Supreme Court in Tirana. The authors also included a mention of an EU mandate regarding an immigration ban, without explaining what exactly it concerned. They attributed to Donald Trump the words that Volodymyr Zelensky would not end the war as long as he received money from Europe, and wrote that Trump supported Benjamin Netanyahu in the elections. They added that Trump was to reconstruct a golf course in Washington. Finally, the authors humorously compared the situation in France to autumn and wrote that when stepping out of the house, one can get hit in the face. #wiadomości #polityka #świat (translated)

The author wrote that massive protests against the rising cost of living, the social consequences of the neoliberal economy, and the crisis of educational systems were ongoing in France and other European cities. He added that Donald Tusk and Viktor Magyar responded to these protests with calls to secure the borders and get rid of migrants. #protesty #kosztyżycia #neoliberalizm #FR #HU #EU (translated)

Flippers in the real estate market are struggling with difficulties, as the declining number of residential listings on the secondary market and rising renovation costs make easy profits from selling apartments increasingly unreachable. #Nieruchomości #Flipping #Inwestycje (translated)

It's good that the number of victims was not higher. The French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced late Saturday evening that 1200 people had been arrested, and 150 police officers and gendarmes were injured during the riots that broke out during the demonstrations in the country. #protesty #Francja #kosztyżycia (translated)

As a result of the riots in France that took place on Saturday, 1,200 people were arrested, and 150 police officers and gendarmes were injured, while protests against rising living costs turned into attacks on public buildings and shops. #zamieszki #protesty #kosztyżycia (translated)

The Stock Market Information criticized the bottle return system, stating that on average, 22 bottles are returned at a time, and collecting them, traveling to the bottle return machine, and waiting in line takes a total of 11 minutes. According to the author's calculations, a ton of one-liter bottles is 40 thousand pieces, so their return requires the time of 1,820 people. Altogether, they would spend 20 thousand minutes, which is equivalent to 13 days of life. Previously, as the author wrote, bottles ended up in yellow containers. The Stock Market Information cited data from the Ministry, according to which Poles consume 3 billion bottles annually. Based on this, the author calculated that it corresponds to 75 thousand tons and means nearly a million days dedicated to reclaiming deposits. He described the socio-economic costs as astronomical and criticized the system for taking away time meant for rest, family, friends, and sleep. He blamed several lobbyists for this situation. #recykling #ochronasrodowiska #życie (translated)