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Magdalena Prządka-Leszczyńska asked the Warsaw Police Headquarters when the detained Piotr would be able to contact his wife. She wrote that the woman has not been in touch with him for two days, is terrified, and fears the worst. She added that the officers are avoiding contact with the media, lawmakers, and defenders, and described the situation as a difficult time for women's rights defenders. #Polska (translated)

The countryside woman Janka criticized the arrogance and lack of decency in a person in a high public office. She claimed that Babiš needed immunity and relied on people whom she described as mentally immature and willing to cater to him. She urged people to go to the polls that day and stated that they do not want such a state. https://t.co/9VoukxJdGe #volby #politika #demokracie (translated)

David Grudl criticized the labeling and placement of the pickup box, which he claimed looked like a Balíkovna, even though it was an OX Point device. He stated that the box bore the logos of Balíkovna, Basileus, One by Allegro, and OX Point, with the most prominent one belonging to a service that, according to him, did not deliver packages. He asked readers who picked up a package from Basileus in the box to explain which service it was. Grudl described that his SMS only mentioned Balíkovna, and therefore the box rejected his code. According to him, it was explained in small print on the device that packages could only be picked up if the customer received a message with the designation "OX Balíkovna." He added that the package then, in his experience, waited at the postal counter. He identified another issue, noting that the box was inside a branch of Česká pošta, which locked up in the evening and on weekends. According to Grudl, thus, the device was accessible when the customer could use the counter, but they could not get to it outside of opening hours. He identified the clearest instruction in the room as a green sign with a figure escaping from the door. #Balíkovna #zásilka #pošta (translated)

Białek assessed that the closure of the away sector by Legia was hypocrisy. He wrote that the club wanted to be regarded as a serious European team, while at the same time yielding to hooligans, which he considered sad and embarrassing. He also pointed out the sudden favor of the hooligans towards the police and individuals they had previously fought against. #Legia #kibice #sport (translated)

Kutil then compared Filip Turek to Don Quixote, who fought against windmills, and Petr Macinka to his nodding sidekick Sancho. He wrote that Turek set off against the wind turbines in a thirsty eight-cylinder Mercedes G-Class, while behind him stood a coal mine. The author ironically added that the result of such a battle could be a landscape marked by quarries, tailings ponds, and chimneys, and questioned the idea that an opponent of wind farms must be a hero. #DonQuijote #českákrajina #větrnéelektrárny (translated)

Jura Háček ironically wrote that Péťa looked sad and asked whether he was no longer amused by the councilor in Černouček, who, according to him, was not a member of their group. He added that not allowing journalists in probably was not as much fun as it used to be. In connection with the explanation that "it just didn't work out," he expressed distrust. https://t.co/46yqcSYVZ1 #politika #Černouček #novináři (translated)

Gutab wrote that the media also described the drama of the husband of the janitor murdered in Leszczydół-Nowiny. According to these reports, he learned about the incident from the media, did not receive information or support from the police, was not allowed at the scene, and was not provided with psychological help. The author deemed this situation sad. #dramat #tragedia #wsparcie (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that over the course of about two decades, the scope of personal freedom has radically decreased, and there have been more regulations in many areas than in the countries of "old" Europe. He accused the previous and current government of a lack of checks and balances and succumbing to crude populism, which, as he put it, was applauded by thoughtless crowds. He assessed that the situation was very sad. #Wolność #Populizm #Społeczeństwo (translated)

"It is sad that the leadership of the European Parliament, in its blindness, can no longer distinguish between the justified right to express a different opinion and the actions of those who have lost their moral principles, adventurers, and madmen" — Fico added, before asking whether the Parliament would tolerate similar portrayals of the President of France or the Chancellor of Germany. #Trump #ParlamentEuropejski #sztuka (translated)

It is sad that the leadership of the European Parliament, in its blindness, can no longer distinguish between the legitimate right to hold a different opinion and the actions of spiritually bankrupt individuals, adventurers, and madmen. Fico wrote, and then asked whether the European Parliament would tolerate a similar portrayal of the French president or the German chancellor. #Trump #EurópskaÚnia #sloboda (translated)

Roman Šmucler wrote that the European Parliament ridiculed the President of the USA. According to him, the United States had higher economic growth, lower unemployment, and generally also lower inflation than the EU. He stated that the USA, along with China, possessed key technologies and had the largest army in the world, which protected the EU. He described the EU as ridiculous, albeit sadly, rather than the American president. https://t.co/FSFy7SHzCd #Europarlament #USA #EU (translated)

A fan of racing, Formula Patient, wrote that after Valtteri Bottas's bike journey from Sepang to Singapore, the entire weekend could have been canceled and Bottas became his true winner regardless of the race result. He added that in his opinion, Bottas would have had a better chance of finishing Sunday’s race if he had done it on a bike than while driving a Cadillac. #ValtteriBottas #Cyklistika #Formule1 (translated)

The author bid farewell to the deceased, describing him as an outstanding football player and winger, whose performances drew fans to the stadium. He wrote that they commented on dozens of matches together at Polsat, and the last years had been sad and difficult for him. He emphasized that 60 years is too early for death. #RIP #piłkaNożna #sport #PL (translated)

Peter Moore wrote that fans outside of Poland observing European football perceived Legia Warsaw as a model and ambassador of Polish soccer, and its history spoke for itself. He expressed surprise at the decision to limit organized groups of away team fans' access to the stadium and stated that in most other European leagues, this would be unthinkable. He added that the decision affects Wisła Kraków and its fans, and also damages the image of Polish football in Europe. #futbol #piłkaNożna #LegiaWarszawa (translated)

Martin Laun wrote to the account NGS_ACR that if he had learned the necessary information only from the media, he considered that very sad. He also deemed it equally sad that the account might have known about it but nonetheless provided support and only began to respond after the matter became public. #informace #media #zprávy (translated)

Michaela Šebelová asked what the recipient's wife thinks of his post, which she labeled as disgusting, and whether he has at least a little respect for her. She added that in her opinion, he behaves rudely towards others as well. She stated it is sad whose voices the government of Andrej Babiš retained trust from yesterday. #respekt #vláda #hulvát (translated)