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The author of the entry stated that the destruction in French cities was the result of mass immigration that had been taking place for decades. He wrote that Poland could have avoided a similar scenario if its government had learned from the mistakes of other countries and prioritized the safety of Poles over the ideology of open borders. https://t.co/kUcCZ4wpVD #Imigracja #Bezpieczeństwo #Polska (translated)

Russian troops carried out a massive attack on Ukraine, during which 180 drones were launched, of which 152 were shot down, and the effects of the attack included power outages and fires in the western regions of the country. #atakdronów #infrastrukturakrytyczna #wojnawUkrainie (translated)

The author of the entry assessed that Nawrocki was not a "guardian of the Constitution" and accused him of attempting to ascribe to himself competencies that, according to the author, the fundamental law did not grant him. He wrote that merely invoking the Constitution during conferences and political disputes did not mean defending it, and it should also be respected when its provisions were politically inconvenient. He added that Nawrocki was not a ruler, and the Constitution should not be treated as a private regulation of his power. He concluded his assessment with a critical comment. #Konstytucja #Prawo #Polityka (translated)

Russian attacks on Ukraine have caused catastrophic effects, including the death of an ambulance driver in Kherson and injuries to at least 20 people in Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia, after the use of over 330 drones and various types of missiles, shot down by Ukrainian Air Forces. #Ukraina #KonfliktZbrojny #Drony (translated)

In Slovenia, only the Skuta glacier remains, which is alarmingly shrinking from a thickness of several tens of meters to just a few, and its surface is now covered by just a small patch of ice, which is a result of changing climatic conditions. #LodowiecSkuta #Klimat #ZagrożeniaEkologiczne (translated)

The author criticized Dubyna's post, accusing him of misrepresenting the division of powers, the competences of the Council of Ministers, the rulings of the Constitutional Tribunal, and the concept of a coup d'état. He wrote that the appointed team analyzing the systemic effects of the court and tribunal rulings did not seize judicial power and had no authority to overturn judgments, change decision-making panels, or issue orders to judges. The author stated that Dubyna referred to Article 190 of the Constitution while omitting the difference between the finality of Constitutional Tribunal rulings and the analysis of their legal effects. He also accused him of failing to take into account the rulings of the European Court of Human Rights in the case of Xero Flor v. Poland and the Court of Justice of the European Union in case C-448/23, which — as he wrote — concerned fundamental irregularities in the functioning of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal. The author considered the designation of the appointment of the government analytical team as a coup d'état to be a manifestation of a misunderstanding of the principles of state functioning. He also criticized the comparison of the situation to a totalitarian system, stating that it was historically unfounded and offensive to those repressed by the communist state. He added that the use of capital letters and exclamation marks did not lend any legal or intellectual value to the statements. #prawo #konstytucja #Polska (translated)

The author wrote that Russian propaganda has long portrayed a potential ceasefire in the war against Ukraine as a hidden Western plan to rebuild Ukrainian military resources, followed by a stronger attack on Russia. He added that Lavrov expressed a similar position, and the outcome of this operation was supposed to be convincing Russians regarding the ceasefire. https://t.co/fiPPf7iYxg #Ukraina #Rosja #propaganda #RU #UA (translated)

The Warsaw Police announced that officers securing the gathering on Szucha Avenue noticed a nervously behaving man who was moving away towards Marszałkowska Street. According to the police, when the officers tried to establish his identity, the man fled into a building near Szucha Avenue and Unii Lubelskiej Square, where he attacked a policewoman and caused her a head injury. The police reported that the injured officer was taken to the hospital, and the man was subdued and arrested. During the search, a knife hidden under his jacket was found. In a statement, the Warsaw Police rejected public accusations that the officers were responsible for the consequences of the incident. They emphasized that the officers were the target of aggression and that the assessment of the intervention should take its course into account. #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo #Warszawa (translated)

American plans to use the mother of all bombs (MOAB) against Iranian energy infrastructure and nuclear facilities raise concerns about potential destruction and civilian consequences, as well as doubts about the effectiveness of this weapon against deeply buried targets. #MOAB #Iran #DonaldTrump (translated)

The Stock Information published a summary of events for Friday, indicating that Poland and five other countries demanded a limitation of the ETS at the summit. The author also noted that Poland was expected to lose 2.1 million jobs by 2035, while the government planned to increase funds for widow's pensions. According to the summary, the number of pharmacies fell by 191 year-on-year, energy production increased by 7.23% in September, and coal energy generation also rose. It was also reported that maximum fuel prices were 6.95 PLN per liter of gasoline and 8.03 PLN per liter of diesel. Among the economic information, the author mentioned Lithuania's analysis of the extraordinary tax for Orlen, the ending negotiations of the Ministry of State Assets regarding the car factory, and plans by PGE and NASK concerning investments in data centers. He reported that the weighted average rate of return on OFE over three years was 128%. The summary also informed about the decline of the Qatari stock market to its lowest level in six years, a 10% drop in the Indonesian stock market, and plans to remove it from MSCI. The author also cited an assessment by the Financial Times stating that there is no connection between renewable energy sources and the decline in energy prices, as well as a forecast that India would become the fourth-largest economy in the world by 2027. He added that economic tensions between China and Europe were escalating. The Stock Information reported that major strikes were expected in France on October 17, and Paris was sending rockets to protect Saudi Aramco. According to the summary, Gulf countries were hiding the effects of Iranian attacks, while Saudi Arabia might sell US bonds to save its budget. The author also wrote that Iran expected a US strike before the elections, and the Houthis were easing the blockade on Saudi ships. He mentioned a fire at the Rosneft refinery in Ryazan and a Belgian court's decision expected by October 26 regarding the seizure of PAŻP accounts in a dispute with Pfizer concerning vaccines. The author cited a CNN report that Ukraine no longer had Patriot systems and noted that Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with Volodymyr Zelensky. He added that trains on new Polish lines were expected to reach speeds of 300 km/h and that Google announced a breakthrough in quantum computing. The summary also indicated that the average Canadian purchased his first home at the age of 41. Finally, the Stock Information noted Boss Day and humorously wrote that one can only lose to a boss through his point of view. #Polska #Świat #Gospodarka (translated)

The author wrote that he would not disclose details to avoid causing harm, but he assessed the management of the services as dramatic. Citing signals from within, he stated that Polish capabilities and potential have been seriously weakened, and the effects of the current management may take years to undo. https://t.co/XklWovO4Ub #Polska #zarządzanie #służby #PL (translated)

The author of the entry claimed that the government relied entirely on the power of the police, and that the officers were beginning to see that their actions were artificial and exaggerated. He wrote that suppressing peaceful individuals would bring the government the worst consequences and lead to its ultimate destruction. He tagged Magda Bałkowiec, Sławomir Jastrzębowski, and Karol Gnat. https://t.co/6aEBI292tg #Polska #protesty #władza #PL (translated)

Magda wrote that Mateusz Grzeda was conditionally released by the District Court in Wrocław, not by the Civic Platform. According to her, Grzeda worked outside the prison, used leaves six times, and returned each time without problems. He had not been disciplined, received 28 awards, and the court assessed his criminological prognosis as positive. He was placed under the supervision of a probation officer until the end of the probationary period. Magda pointed out that this information was also included in the material of the Republic. She added that for 11 years, Grzeda has been running a pizzeria, employing people and functioning in society, which she believed indicated the effectiveness of rehabilitation. Magda criticized the outrage from Karol Nawrocki's environment regarding Grzeda. She wrote that Wielki Bu and Olo had been long-time acquaintances of Nawrocki, although during the campaign he tried to distance himself from them, and they did not deny this acquaintance. According to her, both were in custody: Wielki Bu faced charges of involvement in an organized criminal group, trafficking large quantities of drugs, car theft, and fraud, while Olo faced charges of involvement in an organized criminal group and arms trafficking. Magda also wrote that Nawrocki boasted about rehabilitating people from such an environment, but she assessed that it brought poor results. Finally, she compared the outrage concerning the pizzeria in Jagodno with the approach to the group of football hooligans. #resocjalizacja #Polska #przestępczość (translated)

The author turned to Mr. Wesoły, pointing out that — as stated in Article 194, paragraph 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland — the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal are elected by the Sejm, which elected Maciej Berek. He accused his interlocutor of publicly undermining Berek's status without providing legal arguments and without distinguishing between the election and the dispute over the effectiveness of the oath taken. He asked him to indicate the provision on which he based the questioning of the effects of the Sejm's decision. #konstytucja #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska (translated)

The author questioned Krupka's invocation of "gross violation" of Article 86 of the law. He wrote that the provision concerns the effects of initiating proceedings in a competence dispute, and not the oath-taking by judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. He demanded clarification on what proceedings had been suspended, how the oath would violate the effects of the suspension, and on what legal basis such a claim was made. He added that citing statements by Bogdan Święczkowski or writing the word "gross" in capital letters does not replace legal interpretation nor prove a violation. He expected legal arguments from representatives of the legislative authority, rather than the repetition of political declarations as undisputed resolutions. #prawo #polityka #władza (translated)

The author of the entry accused Horała of assessing the case of Maciej Berek's election to the Constitutional Tribunal without a full analysis of the regulations. He referred to Article 194, paragraph 1 of the Constitution, which — as he wrote — assigns the election of TC judges to the Sejm, and Article 4 of the law, which regulates the taking of the oath but does not give the president the right to approve or annul the election. On this basis, he concluded that Berek is a TC judge. The author admitted that the law provides for the oath to be taken before the president, but questioned whether refusal or failure to designate a date could indefinitely block the commencement of office by a person elected by the Sejm. He also pointed to ruling K 34/15, which, according to him, required the oath to be taken without delay, except in exceptional, objective circumstances. At the same time, he noted that the effectiveness of Berek's oath in the presence of the Speaker of the Sejm remains a matter of interpretative dispute. However, he deemed it unacceptable to present presidential inaction as an unlimited constitutional authority. The author called on Horała to present a full analysis of Berek's qualifications and documents confirming his professional experience, referring to the allegation of failing to meet the conditions from Article 3 of the law. He also asked whether the support declared by Horała for the president in this dispute could be reconciled with the postulate of TC independence, emphasizing that — as he wrote — the Constitution binds both the Sejm and the president. #Konstytucja #SądRejonowy #Prawo (translated)