First of all: they are not refugees. The European Union calls them resettlers. Secondly: If their impact on Poland's GDP is 2.4%, and 4.6% of them are working, it means that their productivity is just under 55% of the average. In addition: They pay about 50% less in social insurance contributions per capita They pay about 75% less in personal income tax per capita Due to the fact that they send 15 billion PLN to Ukraine, the multiplier effect of their wages is less than 1. (translated)
The intention of the authors of the Constitution was for it to be a final tool. In the hands of the PKN, it has rather become a baseball bat for fighting against the government, and as a consequence, against Poland and the Poles. However, one must not get used to evil. It should always be condemned. (translated)
Ladies and gentlemen, there is a new report on the impact of Ukrainians on the Polish economy. Just take a look for yourselves: According to the report, in 2025, refugees from Ukraine contributed to the generation of 2.4% of Poland's GDP; This value corresponds to approximately 94 billion PLN. Such a part of our economy. (translated)
The president of PKP Cargo, Zbigniew Prus, and the other members of the board have resigned following a court decision revoking the company's right to independent management. (translated)

Tusk's government is bringing public finances to disaster. Debt is rising, interest is rising, and the safety threshold will soon exceed 55% of GDP. In 2030, interest on debt alone will cost 150 billion PLN annually, which is 5 times more than in 2020. The deficit is over 7% of GDP! Additionally, the profitability of Polish... (translated)
Something is starting to crumble in the presidential pair's polls. Karol Nawrocki is losing 3 percentage points in positive ratings. But the real decline is recorded by Marta Nawrocka: from 64 to 47 percent in a month. 17 percentage points down. Polls are beginning to catch up with reality. (translated)
According to a report by UNHCR and Deloitte, refugees from Ukraine contributed to the growth of Poland's GDP by 2.4% in 2025, generating 94 billion zlotys, and their integration into the labor market and entrepreneurship is steadily increasing. (translated)

35 billion PLN from the Recovery Plan has just entered Poland. By the end of the year, another 55 billion will flow in. We will execute the Recovery Plan by 100%! I am attaching the report. See where the money went: ENERGY: - construction of offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea, from which electricity will flow for 7 million Poles, - we are replacing 15% of the electricity network with new ones. This allows people to connect photovoltaics and ensures safe electricity supply for businesses across Poland. HEALTH: - investments for 470 oncology and cardiology departments - 1300 pieces of new equipment (ultrasounds, MRIs, angiographs); - 3267 new places in long-term care; PUBLIC TRANSPORT: - 1908 new buses and trams, - 525 pieces of rolling stock (trains, cars, and locomotives) - all produced in Poland, - modernization of 1400 km of railway lines; - 15 bypasses around cities; - 305 eliminated dangerous points on the roads; SECURITY: - we created a Security and Defense Fund (23 billion PLN) - for the construction of shelters or dual-use infrastructure - investment in 4 Polish satellite observation systems for military needs and crisis management (e.g., floods, fires); DIGITALISATION: - over 540 thousand households connected to high-speed internet; - 12 thousand schools equipped with AI laboratories; - over 254 thousand people trained in digital skills; LOCAL POLAND AND SOCIAL SERVICES: - we built 1876 apartments under the SIM with support from the Recovery Plan; - we created 35 thousand places in nurseries; - 120 vocational education centers were established, training over 33 thousand workers in skills needed in the local job market; - over 1000 supported social economy entities - several thousand jobs for people with disabilities; - we carried out 635 water and sewage investments in rural areas. Thank you to the ministry employees for the model process. We already know that 1.5% of Poland's GDP growth this year is due to the National Recovery Plan. ;) (translated)
94 billion zlotys... According to the latest analysis by Deloitte for UNHCR, the presence of refugees from Ukraine has increased Poland's GDP in 2025. This is about 2.4% of GDP. In addition, 76% of refugees of working age are employed... One can build stories on emotions... one can also take a look at https://t.co/h1UWT9ctDc (translated)
Good morning everyone, on September 13, there was an alleged rape of a minor in the community accommodation in Kölleda (Thuringia). Yesterday, on September 30, the Erfurt police informed about this. So no, they actually didn't inform but merely clarified that there are speculations and false claims regarding the case in social media, which one should not participate in. For over two weeks, they did not consider it necessary to inform the public about the alleged sexual offense in a community accommodation involving a minor victim. Only after it was spread online did they feel compelled to say something while also stating that no information would be released about what happened. Therefore, one should not be surprised about rumors, speculations, and subsequent false claims. This handling is typical, as looking at the press releases after entering the relevant search terms in the police reports from 2025, just over 100 reports appear. However, according to the PKS, there were actually 14,454 cases of rapes, sexual coercions, and sexual assaults in particularly serious cases last year. The public is thus informed only about a fraction of the crimes. I inquired why the public is only being informed now, after rumors have spread. I also asked whether the suspect and victim are residents of the accommodation, how old the suspect and the victim are, what nationalities they have, and if the suspect has had previous police records for similar offenses or violent crimes. If I receive a response, I will report back. Most likely, as the police report reads, they will often refer to personal rights and want to deny the answer. (translated)
The rising public debt in Poland is reaching a dangerous level, approaching the 55% GDP threshold, which forces the government to seek additional revenue to avoid drastic budget cuts. (translated)

One of the most primitive goons @tvn24, a walking show-off mixed with complexes, a mediocrity @rafal_wojda, invited a lawyer expert with the intention of smashing the "neosedzi pisowski," and the expert mercilessly smashed @w_zurek and @PK_GOV_PL, pointing out their actions contrary to the legal interest of the public prosecutor and procedural logic. The expert directly said that the court's decision is exceptionally reasonable and justified, and the iron list in no way prevents the issuing of a verdict, and a harsh one at that. In short, Egon @w_zurek is putting on a circus for #silnirazem and is afraid of the trial, which is why he wants to chase the rabbit and file a complaint to avoid the trial. (translated)