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We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that presenting criminal responsibility for embezzling public millions as persecution of the opposition was shameless. He claimed that the record number of criminal complaints was due to the scale of abuses which, as he wrote, were left in the Justice Fund, RARS, and NCBiR. He added that the subsidies were not forcibly taken away, but were lost after the Electoral Commission detected illegal financing of the election campaign from public funds. He also called for not equating the prosecution of crimes with political struggle. #polityka #sprawiedliwość #przestępczość (translated)

We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that the MAGA policy is coming to an end. He stated that one cannot endlessly distract the working class with culture wars and pointing out enemies while the cost of living rises and billionaires grow richer. He described this situation as a political nightmare in broad daylight. #politika #MAGA #kultura (translated)

The author of the entry noted that from 6:02 AM, there was a text by Szymon Jadczak and Łukasz Frątczak about 6.7 million PLN for the former companies of Przemysław Wipler and his partner. According to the article, it concerned entities whose problems later appeared at the meetings of the parliamentary team led by Wipler. The author stated that by the afternoon, searching for entries about the case on the accounts of Sławomir Mentzen, Krzysztof Bosak, and the Confederation returned no results. He also wrote that party officials did not comment, and supporters of the group were asking online why they still supported him. He added that Wipler canceled his scheduled appearance on the morning program of Wirtualna Polska at the last minute. The entry concluded with a note that right-wing politicians active online were losing reach when they had to explain — as the author put it — the 34–35 million PLN in revenue and the servicing of former contractors in the Sejm. #Polityka #Wipler #Konfederacja (translated)

The author wrote to OficjalneZero and Krzysztof Stanowski that W Sam Raz should have been invited to the conversation instead of the chosen participant, whom he called "the king of peasant common sense." He compared his knowledge of law and the constitution to his own. #konstytucja #prawo #polityka (translated)

The author of the entry We will see each other tomorrow - Shmoo reminded that in the fall of last year, MP Przemysław Wipler had threatened a presidential veto from the parliamentary podium and defended family foundations. As he wrote, from the text by Jadczak and Frątczak it followed that five days before taking the parliamentary oath, Wipler transferred 5.1 million of his shares, worth over 2.5 million PLN, to the private RW Family Foundation. The author claimed that assets contributed to such a foundation cease to be the personal property of the MP, do not appear in subsequent financial statements, and the foundation's financial reports are confidential. He added that the issue of the shares came to light after a notification sent to the CBA, and linked this information to Wipler's involvement in defending tax regulations concerning family foundations. #Polska #prawo #polityka (translated)

The author of the profile "See you tomorrow - Shmoo" criticized Channel Zero for the way it presented the case from Białołęka, which — as he wrote — boiled down to information about two beers in the fridge and a negative image of the Children’s Rights Commissioner. He pointed out that Michał Janczura from WP obtained the family’s documents and described 12 flashpoints. The author compared this material with Channel Zero's report, accusing it of inflaming emotions for clicks instead of providing reliable journalism. https://t.co/Cg8DrdBecB #dziennikarstwo #media #Białołęka (translated)

We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that editor Janczura showed the difference between journalism and the actions of the post's addressee. He accused him of portraying RPD as a man evil to the core, reducing interventions to two beers, and presenting the case as revenge for street insults. He added that in his opinion the addressee did not do journalistic work, but instead built a narrative aimed at the government based on emotional messages and focused on gaining views. #dziennikarstwo #media #narracja (translated)

We will see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that Marcin Mozdzonek illustrated the problem of contemporary public debate well. He argued that publishing emotionally charged images serves to gain likes, causing substantive discussion to get lost in the noise. #debatapubliczna #media #dyskusja (translated)

The author of the post, We will see each other tomorrow - Shmoo, reminded that Konrad Wernicki claimed the day before that migrants in Paris caused more destruction than Russians in Kyiv, and described it as a fact, not an opinion. As he wrote, seven hours later, after reading 600 comments, Wernicki called his statement an obvious hyperbole and stated that he was amused by the outrage of those commenting on him. The author assessed this change of position as a "reverse ride." #migranci #Paryż #Kijów (translated)

We will see each other tomorrow - Shmoo expressed sympathy for ordinary Americans, accusing President Donald Trump of being disconnected from their problems. According to the author, 3 million people lost health insurance, tariffs increased annual family spending in stores by up to 1700 USD, fueling costs an additional 750 USD, and daycare fees rose by 850 USD. He added that factories lost 100,000 jobs, and the benefits of economic policy were enjoyed by the richest 1 percent, while the rest of society grew poorer. As a contrast, he pointed to displays of a "flying car." The author assessed that Trump's decisions over the past year were dangerous for Poland and Europe. He mentioned the exclusion of Russia from sanctions and the preparation of a peace plan without EU involvement, the withdrawal of some troops from Germany, plans to reduce 25,000–40,000 soldiers in Europe, and the chaos surrounding troop rotations in Poland. In his opinion, these actions weakened the credibility of NATO Article 5. Among other accusations, he listed tariffs on eight countries in the dispute over Greenland, the threat of 100 percent tariffs in response to the digital tax, and the use of the dispute between the government and the president in Warsaw to undermine EU unity. Shmoo wrote that the slogans of PiS and Confederation politicians about a "revolution of common sense" have aged poorly. He also criticized Karol Nawrocki for his uncritical support for Trump. #Polska #USA #Polityka (translated)

See you tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that 90% of young Poles want to have children, but 68% of the youngest men are not in a relationship. Citing research from SGH and CBOS, he assessed that the obstacle is not a lack of willingness, but a worldview impasse: women no longer want to "build a snowman," while men still believe in the old order. He asked how one can get out of this situation. #Polska #młodzież #dzieci (translated)

We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo announced material about Maciej Berek's swearing-in in the Sejm and the altercations outside the Constitutional Tribunal. He asked why the Palace cannot paralyze the country indefinitely. https://t.co/8hSuADegxL #polityka #Sejm #TK (translated)

We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that blaming Ukraine for rejecting peace would be like blaming Poland for the outbreak of war in 1939 because of its refusal to hand over Gdansk. He added that recently, Tucker Carlson used a similar argument against Poland and asked if it was a coincidence. #Ukraina #historia #pokoju (translated)

See you tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that Trump lifted sanctions on Russian diesel. The author assessed that the decision of the White House was meant to support the Russian war machine instead of caring about prices in the USA, while also striking at Ukraine and the security of Poland and Europe. He added that even Mike Pence criticized it. https://t.co/U5UD5cxavI #Trump #Rosja #Ukraina (translated)

The author made an insulting remark about the person who was invited two days earlier to Official Zero for a debate on the toxicity of social media and censorship on the internet. He sarcastically referred to her as an expert. https://t.co/75ZlIJcIow #MediaSpołeczne #Cenzura #Debata (translated)

We will see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that Polish schools have become places of attacks, even though services have been warning about radicalization for months. According to the author, instead of providing teachers with tools and caring for emotional education, the state has become mired in political disputes. He pointed out that the perpetrator is responsible for the crimes and asked who is responsible for the helplessness of the system. #edukacja #polska #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

See you tomorrow - Shmoo asked whether double standards apply to criticism of the government: he noted that OficjalneZero could accuse him of helplessness in the face of attacks, while the government pointing out that it stemmed from presidential vetoes was no longer to be accepted. https://t.co/8GGbAzJqMr #polityka #rząd #prezydent (translated)

We'll see each other tomorrow - Shmoo wrote that Grzegorz Braun advocated for Poland's participation in the Nord Stream projects and, together with the German AfD, proposed to tie the country to the Berlin–Moscow axis. The author described this as "anti-Polish business" and asked whether it undermines Braun's image as an anti-establishment politician. https://t.co/TUb9Vokt8O #Polska #Polityka #AfD (translated)

See you tomorrow - Shmoo accused Sławomir Mentzen of first using offensive language, then insincerely admitting that he had gone too far, and finally referring to more important matters. The author described it as cheap symmetry and stated that Mentzen's supporters find excuses to justify the vulgar behavior of his colleagues, while the basic principles of culture surpass them. #polityka #kultura #współczesność (translated)