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The author reminded that on October 18, 1968, the treaty on the so-called temporary stay of Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia came into force, signed two days earlier in Prague. According to him, the experiences from the years 1938, 1939, 1948, and 1968 should be the reason to firmly support Ukraine today, which was facing brutal Russian aggression. https://t.co/wCgkud5ZVe #historie #ukrajina #rusko #CZ #UA #RU (translated)

Petr Holec noted that former German President Christian Wulff resigned on February 17, 2012, after just 20 months in office due to allegations of corruption and receiving benefits from entrepreneurs. According to information he cited from Echo24, Wulff, a CDU politician who was pushed into office in 2010 by Chancellor Angela Merkel, faced criticism for his contacts with business people during the time he was leading the government of Lower Saxony from 2003 to 2010. Holec also stated that there were suspicions that Wulff accepted invitations for vacations and other benefits. Investigators, according to him, focused on his relationship with film producer David Groenewold, who allegedly covered some of Wulff's hotel stays on the island of Sylt and expenses related to a visit to the Munich Oktoberfest. Wulff claimed that these were private friendly relationships and that he subsequently paid the costs. Holec further wrote that Petr Pavel is allegedly set to announce his resignation as president on Monday at 9:00 and to apologize to the public for its undignified performance. #politika #korupce #česko (translated)

Magdalena Prządka-Leszczyńska informed that, in connection with the detention of Piotr at the headquarters of the Association of Free Speech, she filed a notification of suspected crime committed by the intervening police officers. She wrote that the activities involved MPs Dorota Arciszewska-Mielewczyk, Jarosław Kaczyński, Marek Suski, and Jan Mosiński, and the police still did not allow the defender to access the detainee nor did they disclose his whereabouts. #Polska #Policja #Prawo (translated)

I consider his words important in terms of transparency and openness, but politically I refuse to interfere with my privacy. Pavel stated that he wants to clarify the questions that arose in connection with the trip during the time he could not respond to them. #PetrPavel #transparentnost #Maroko (translated)

Petr Pavel, upon returning to the Czech Republic, explained the circumstances of his private trip to Morocco. He stated that it was not organized or financed by the Presidential Office and that he considered his statement important in terms of transparency, while also rejecting political interference in his private life. He flew to Morocco on October 2 from Prague on a vacation flight chartered for the Fesh Fesh team participating in the Rallye du Maroc race. According to him, the organizers offered free seats on board, and Pavel agreed to pay 3,750 euros for his seat. For the trip between Casablanca and Prague and back during the election period, he used a flight from a private Moroccan transportation company. The logistics of the flight were handled by expedition participant Tomáš Šebek, who accompanied Pavel along with Pavel Kubíček and a member of the security service. Pavel stated that he personally paid 15,000 euros for the trip, which was his share of the total amount. He returned from Morocco, according to his statement, on a regular flight on Thursday, October 15, and believed that with this, the matter was clarified and closed. #Maroko #Cestování #Transparentnost (translated)

The Deputy Head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Czesław Mroczek, proposed to supplement this regulation by adding a provision to the Penal Code stating: Whoever, knowing that another person is staying in the territory of the Republic of Poland contrary to the regulations, enables or facilitates their further stay, is subject to a penalty of imprisonment for up to three years. #Migranci #PomocHumanitarna #Prawo (translated)

Adam Gwiazda wrote that in Łosiów in the Opole Voivodeship, a group of several dozen men from Nepal has been accommodated in a private building. According to his post, the police checked their documents and confirmed that they are legally residing in Poland. They were supposed to commute to work in Wrocław, which is 70 km away. Gwiazda reported that residents raised the issue with the village leader, fearing for their safety. The village leader was said to have confirmed the police's information and noted that concerns about safety should not automatically be regarded as xenophobia. The author also wrote that local MP Paweł Kukiz spoke out. Kukiz ironically pointed out that it would be closer to work from Jagodno, while also indicating that the foreigners' stay is legal and the law does not provide grounds for action. According to Gwiazda's account, the MP advocated for a change in the law and the removal of the political class from power, which he blamed for the situation. In the end, he was said to have ironically expressed hope that the Nepalese would live peacefully "in their place on earth." #imigracja #bezpieczeństwo #Polska (translated)

Leszek Kraskowski from Online Reporters wrote that since July 3, when he left the Warsaw-Białołęka Detention Center, he has been homeless. He claimed that for some time his only shelter and place for his labrador Luna and mixed-breed Dolly was a 25-year-old Honda Civic, even though he had a house in Łosiu. Kraskowski blamed prosecutor Arkadiusz Buśkiewicz for his situation. He accused him of charging him with mistreatment of his family, and he compared the evidence for this to the alleged charge that he drove with a gun to Piaseczno to kill the local police chief. He stated that his children had been interviewed in the case, and his youngest daughter testified that he once took 400 zlotys from her account. He added that revealing the content of the testimonies could constitute another crime. According to his account, when he came out of jail, his wife Violetta Kraskowska moved from Piaseczno to the house in Łosiu. Kraskowski wrote that after a TV Republika driver brought him home, his wife’s partner called the police, and the officers did not let him enter due to a prosecutor’s restraining order. That night he stayed at the De Silva hotel in Piaseczno, where the accommodation cost 350 zlotys. He also reported that a bail of 25,000 zlotys had been paid for him, which he attributed to Tomasz Sakiewicz, and that he had to report to the police station twice a week. Kraskowski claimed that the prosecutor demanded his passport, which he could not collect from his house, and the prohibition on leaving the country was lifted shortly after he submitted an application for political asylum and permanent residence at the Albanian embassy in Warsaw. He wrote that his passport was returned to him and he could legally travel to Tirana and Saranda. He also accused Paweł Kunz of threatening him with a knife on May 22 and sending threatening messages from an airplane to Thailand about killing the police chief in Piaseczno, Maciej Cepil. According to Kraskowski, expert forensic computer scientist Waldemar Chodasiewicz failed to read the contents of Kunz's encrypted laptop. Finally, he reported that he had fired all three of his lawyers. #bezdomność #przemoc #prawaobywatelskie (translated)

PAPAWERYNA described the case of 29-year-old Kacper Bucki, who died on September 5 after spending time in a hospital in Świdnica. According to the author, he had suffered from diabetes since childhood, and later he developed kidney failure requiring dialysis. The author stated that on August 31, after dialysis, Bucki began to vomit, and in the morning he had seizures. His father called an ambulance. Medical documentation, which the family was supposed to receive a month later, revealed that in the first hour of his stay in the ER, the patient required resuscitation and intubation. PAPAWERYNA wrote that he had severe metabolic acidosis, dangerously high potassium levels, and advanced kidney failure. According to her account, on the same day, it was decided to transport him home by ambulance. The family refused his admission, believing he should remain in the hospital, and Bucki returned to the facility in Świdnica. The author stated that the next day, instead of going for dialysis at the hospital in Wałbrzych, he was referred for a psychiatric consultation with a suspicion of schizophrenia. The psychiatrist reportedly found no grounds for his detention; the patient received an injection, the name of which — as the author wrote — was not in the documentation. PAPAWERYNA reported that the next day Bucki's father learned from a nurse that his son was in intensive care. According to the author, during the night he experienced cardiac arrest twice, and the family had not been informed about it previously. Bucki did not regain consciousness and died from brain swelling. The author wrote that dialysis was not performed, and she expressed her condolences to the family. #śmierć #cukrzyca #szpital (translated)

Adam Gwiazda wrote that on June 1 in Warsaw, a citizen of Tajikistan, Shahnoz M., twice hit a 46-year-old woman at a pedestrian crossing. The injured woman, severely wounded, died on June 16 after five operations. According to Gwiazda, the services checked the residency status of the suspect only the day after the woman's death. The prosecutor was said to have determined that Shahnoz M. might not have had a permanent residence in Poland and ordered her detention three days after the victim's death. However, he did not apply for a ban on leaving the country or for the confiscation of her passport. Gwiazda stated that Shahnoz M. left Poland on June 17, and her whereabouts remained unknown. He added that she obtained a work visa for Poland through a construction company in Szczecin and questioned how she could work as a taxi driver in Warsaw. #Warszawa #Tadżykistan #prawo (translated)

Kacper Ignasiak wrote that a Ukrainian woman lamented the little interest among migrants in coming to Poland because she worked for a company that helped legalize their stay. He claimed that Ukrainians helped bring migrants to Poland, and the recording was supposed to be evidence of that. He used an offensive term against migrants. https://t.co/pOuTA1D99X #Ukraina #Migracja #Polska (translated)

Petr Sykora stated that the stay of "their girls" was extended by another five years. According to him, he knew from conversations with refugees that the length of stay influences their confidence when planning further life steps. He added that another five years would allow them to plan more for years rather than months, and he thanked for that. https://t.co/KrOkycdGXY #uprchlíci #budoucnost #důvěra (translated)

The author of the post stated that the former head of the Kazakh KGB, Alnur Musayev, claimed that the KGB recruited Donald Trump in 1987 under the code name Krasnov and had compromising video footage of him during his stay at a Moscow hotel during the Miss Universe contest in 2013. The author described this explanation as too complex and wrote that Trump, in his opinion, committed treason for money. https://t.co/q0NzHwyTUa #Trump #KGB #Velezrada #KZ #US #RU (translated)