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The author of the post wrote that Donald Trump, during a campaign rally in Kansas, used the violent riots in France as a warning against the Democratic administration and called for the defense of national heritage ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The post presented his statement as a threat of a repeat of what happened in France. #Trump #wybory #Francia #FR (translated)

The Stock Information published on Tuesday, October 20th, a summary of news from around the world. They reported that curfews were introduced in parts of Paris and other cities, and Donald Tusk announced a reduction in the number of visas by 87% and an increase in deportations by 200%. According to the post, Donald Trump had changed the name of New Mexico to "New America," and Emmanuel Macron blamed fuel prices for the riots. The author informed that the committees of the European Parliament were dealing with granting the industry 33 million free ETS allowances, of which 40% was to go to Poland. He wrote that the solution was to be retroactive and cover the entire year of 2026. He also provided maximum prices for petrol Pb95 at 6.79 PLN and diesel at 7.97 PLN, as well as information about Patriots for Ukraine in exchange for a pause in attacks on refineries. The Stock Information wrote that the U.S. government banned the purchase of Chinese AI models, and Donald Trump believed someone should take on negotiations, but not Volodymyr Zelensky. According to the post, Trump was to meet with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin without Zelensky's participation, praise Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and allow the transfer of F-35s. The author also stated that Sergey Lavrov visited Iran to end the war with the U.S., and Russia called for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Among other information, the author mentioned InPost's expansion of shipments to the Czech Republic and Slovakia and BMI raising its forecasts for coking coal prices. He also wrote that Elon Musk announced one SpaceX share for every child in the U.S., and Trump wanted Benjamin Netanyahu to win the elections. He reported that an Italian court was to decide on steel mills that day, and PKP Cargo sold 106 old locomotives. He added that the U.S. was suspending arms deliveries to Kyiv. According to the post, the yield of French bonds was the highest in 22 years, and funds were selling shares of technology companies at the largest scale in 10 years. The author also wrote that Japan has a rocket for a mission to Mars, and the average life expectancy in New York reached a record 83.2 years. He mentioned Statistics Day, adding a joke that people rob banks much less often than banks rob people. He also reported that the audio-video summary was available as part of a subscription. #Świat #Polityka #News (translated)

The post stated that the EU Commissioner for Defense and Space, Andrius Kubilius, advocated for the creation of a "military Schengen" in Europe. According to the entry, in an interview with "Gazeta Wyborcza," he said that the war demands a change in strategy. https://t.co/TbMgseEYWQ #Europa #Bezpieczeństwo #Strategia #EU #LT (translated)

Adam Czarnecki criticized what he deemed the arrogance and contempt of the Polish elites towards the society that does not vote according to their expectations. He wrote that Olbrychski spoke about the "disgust of Polish society" in connection with the victories of Andrzej Duda and then Karol Nawrocki in the presidential elections. https://t.co/NJAAmXPgwa #polityka #elitypolityczne #wybory (translated)

Genezyp Kapen wrote that he would like to know the position of the person in office at the Presidential Palace regarding her friend Donald Trump, whom he accused of siding with the Russian perpetrators of murders. He also questioned whether the president actually won the elections. He suggested that the media could ask him about this matter, and then ironically added that he was joking. #Polska #wybory #media (translated)

Patryk Michalski wrote that he did not know whether the president did not understand the difference between appointing judges of common courts, administrative courts, and the Supreme Court, and the selection of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, or whether he was intentionally misleading. He assessed that in both cases, the president's actions were inappropriate and unbefitting of the head of state. Michalski pointed out that judges of the Tribunal are elected by the Sejm, and the selected person takes an oath before the president. He added that in his opinion, the person becomes a judge even before taking the oath, and the law stipulates that refusal to take the oath means resignation from the position. He noted that a judge of a common court is a person appointed by the president who has taken the oath before him. #Polityka #Prawo #Sędziowie (translated)

Elon Musk announced that next year he will give one share of SpaceX to every child in the United States, while in Europe there is an increasing number of requests to remove data from Google and the Chinese economy is accelerating thanks to exports. #ElonMusk #wybór #gospodarka (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk accused the interlocutor of citing Article 4 of the law on the status of Constitutional Tribunal judges while ignoring Article 5, according to which — as he pointed out — the employment relationship of a tribunal judge was established after taking an oath. He emphasized that being elected to the position was not the same as assuming office and starting duties, and the oath had to be taken before the President of the Republic of Poland. Kusznieruk noted that the argument about the possibility of resigning from the position did not prove that taking the oath was unnecessary. He added that the refusal of the president to receive it did not justify unilaterally replacing the statutory procedure, and merely pronouncing the oath in his absence did not settle the legal dispute. He also recalled Article 7 of the Constitution, indicating that public authorities acted on the basis of and within the limits of the law. He asked the interlocutor for the specific legal basis for recognizing the oath taken on October 14 in the Sejm without the participation of the president as valid, in the sense of Articles 4 and 5 of the law. He assessed that the presented argumentation was more political acrobatics than a convincing interpretation of the law and added that signing as a constitutional tribunal judge would be premature at this stage. #Prawo #Konstytucja #Sędziowie (translated)

Jan Molski, referring to Krzysztof Bosak's declaration, wrote that it will be fine — before or after the elections — if one of the right-wing parties stops, as he put it, playing the role of a besieged fortress. He ended the post with a question of whether it is already time for goodnight. https://t.co/CSfD10jdXz #Polska #wybory #prawica (translated)

Samuel Pereira ironically suggested that Prime Minister Donald Tusk was unaware of the manipulation of fuel prices during the election campaign. He added that the recording of the president of Orlen revealed this issue. He shared a fragment of the material by Julia Borkowska for "Wiadomości" in wPolsce.pl. https://t.co/XWGxgAttAH #Polityka #Paliwa #Wybory (translated)

Benny Gantz, leader of the Blue and White party, announced his resignation from participation in the upcoming elections in Israel, which will take place on October 27, focusing on the formation of a national unity government. #WyboryIzrael #BennyGantz #RządJednościNarodowej (translated)