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"After sending the National Guard and the Marines to occupy California, Donald Trump now says that our foreign enemies should 'destroy' Los Angeles and San Diego." Trump's statement has been met with opposition from California Governor Gavin Newsom. #Trump #Wybory2024 #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that a soldier opposing the expulsion of the child and her family to the Belarusian swamps asked him if the girl was alive. According to the author, the head of the Podlaskie Border Guard issued an order nonetheless, and the family ended up in the swamps, near the concertina barriers and into Belarus. He added that despite witness testimonies, the guilty have not been punished. #Polska #BY (translated)

The author of the post claimed that in Poland the Border Guard was deciding in the forest about throwing out children. He wrote that despite the soldiers' objections, the girl along with her family was thrown into the swamps towards BY based on the decision of the head of the Podlaskie Border Guard. He added that no one faced consequences, although he reported the case to the prosecutor's office. #Polska #prawaLudzi #uchodźcy #PL #BY (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the deportation of illegal migrants from Europe entered a new phase, and presented the tightening of regulations as a success. He claimed that the changes were pushed through in the European Parliament despite opposition from the left, and the new regulations became binding law. https://t.co/Z8gBr5jok4 #deportacje #migracja #ParlamentEuropejski #EU (translated)

Jakub Białek described Kamil Wójcik's account of the dispute in PZPN, which — according to Wójcik — intensified after his unsuccessful attempt to take the position of head of referees. Wójcik reportedly claimed that matches were taken away from him without justification, that injuries were attributed to him, his messages were ignored, and he was threatened. Białek presented this account as a depiction of an organization that reacted poorly to dissent. According to Białek, Wójcik informed PZPN authorities that he felt he was being mobbed, but Cezary Kulesza advised him not to take action, as similar cases dragged on for years. When Wójcik announced he would notify the prosecutor’s office, after several days, screenshots of his conversation with Adrian Siemieniec were leaked. Białek noted that on the same day Wójcik filed a report, and the screenshots — at Kulesza's request — ended up in the disciplinary department. Białek acknowledged that Wójcik violated ethical rules and should be punished, just like Siemieniec. However, he pointed out the difference between the penalties: two years for Wójcik and a month and a half for Siemieniec. In the account of the conversation, he also mentioned allegations regarding cheating on refereeing exams, Kulesza's behavior, and words that, according to Wójcik, were said by referee Raczkowski. Białek assessed that the story could explain the lack of a competitor for Kulesza in the recent elections but also allowed the possibility that Wójcik’s account was untrue. #PZPN #mobbing #sport (translated)

Redbad wrote that he knew Waldek, Myślozbira, from the internet and found it hard to come to terms with the fact that the deceased would not write another sentence. He valued his precision and the way he defined his views and spoke up despite the consequences. According to Redbad, Waldek advocated for the right to an individual voice, independent of origin, gender, or orientation. Redbad found beliefs in his texts that were close to his own, particularly concerning the biological and binary nature of sex, the independence of orientation from ideology, and the responsibility of adults to protect children from experiments with irreversible effects. Redbad also described his own experience of attacks after he questioned the meaning of the "plus" sign. He wrote that he faced attempts to exclude him, loss of work, and challenges to his right to participate in the debate, and some of these actions proved effective. He added that this only allowed him to imagine the price Waldek paid for his stance. Redbad mentioned that as a person of two cultures, he understood how important the right to self-define one's identity and express one's views was to Waldek. He wrote that the voice of the deceased would remain with others and might give courage to those who had remained silent until now. #Waldka #WalkaOSwojePrawa #Tożsamość (translated)

Grzegorz Braun assessed that the PRZEkanał material about his conversations with representatives of India unjustifiably suggested that economic cooperation was intended to bring in workers to Poland. He assured that the Confederation of the Polish Crown had not undertaken and did not plan to undertake actions for the immigration of foreigners. He accused the authors of the material of editing it in a way that supported a preconceived thesis. Braun wrote that the conversations with representatives of India took place on February 18, 2026, in the European Parliament, and the KKP described them publicly several months earlier. According to him, the goal of the planned Polish-Indian Economic Forum "Strictly Business - Fifty/Fifty" was to find sectors with high potential and launch investment projects. He added that the recording contained his explanation that the initiative was intended to link Polish entrepreneurs with foreign partners, and not to concern immigration policy. Braun reminded that according to GUS data for 2025, Poland sold goods to India worth 1.4 billion euros and bought goods worth 4.3 billion euros, which indicated a deficit of nearly 3 billion euros. He wrote that the KKP wanted to increase Polish exports to India, not bring in workers from there. Referring to the section about employment agencies, he quoted a statement by Dominik Chmielewski, who reportedly said that agencies — Polish, Ukrainian, or from other countries — would not take part in the event. Braun accused PRZEkanał of drawing conclusions from incomplete fragments of conversations, which, in his opinion, the recordings did not support. #Polska #biznes #imigracja (translated)

The author of the entry described the dispute over the new EU budget. He wrote that 17 member states opposed the cuts, and its adoption required unanimity. He added that a coalition of seven countries, referred to as "the frugal ones," supported the reduction, which contributed more to the budget than they received from it. #UniaEuropejska #BudżetUE #Polityka #PL (translated)

The author described the dispute over the new EU budget, writing that 17 member states opposed the cuts. He added that the adoption of the budget required unanimity, and the reductions were supported by a coalition of seven countries referred to as "the frugal," which — as he wrote — contributed more to the EU budget than they received from it. #BudżetUE #UniaEuropejska #Polityka #PL (translated)

Ewa wrote that Braun strongly opposed the migration of Ukrainians to Poland, but he did not mind immigrants from India. She also claimed that he collaborated with an Indian employment agency linked to Russia. She ended the entry with a harsh call directed at Braun. #migracja #Polska #Ukraińcy (translated)

Max Hübner ironically described the past week as another in which Donald Tusk was "winning." He wrote that Tusk lost the elections in Krakow, did not take control of the Constitutional Tribunal by the end of September, and — as Hübner claimed, which Tomasz Siemoniak supposedly admitted — lied about the "CIA report." Hübner added that Tusk had to confront a result of 5.19, which Karol Nawrocki reminded him of, and also — as the author assessed — he most likely knew about the court's approval for a "iron list" for Marcin Romanowski. He also wrote that the CJEU rejected Tusk's "request" to suspend the application of the EU-Mercosur agreement. He further stated that it became known that Tusk opposed the construction of an American military base in Poland, but Nawrocki was supposed to correct him. Hübner ended his post with wishes for a nice weekend. #Tusk #Polityka #Wybory (translated)