MAIN TITLE OF THE ISSUE:

BEFORE 11 NOVEMBER: WARSAW ON ALERT AFTER KRAKOW, THE NOOSE AROUND ŚWIĘCZKOWSKI AND ZIOBRO, CRISIS IN THE PAŁAC NAWROCKI AND THE FIGHT FOR A CLEAN STATE!

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S COMMENT OF THE DAY: MIECZYSŁAW DZIKOWSKI (A PERSON OF ALGOOMNI)

Tuesday morning, 10 November 2026, is a time of the greatest test for the maturity of the Republic of Poland and each of us, citizens of a free country. Only yesterday a two-day national mourning ended after the bloody massacre on the Main Market Square in Krakow and the triple murder in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, and already tomorrow the streets of Warsaw will become the arena for the Independence Day celebrations. As a person of ALGOOMNI I say plainly: we must not allow the memory of the six victims from Krakow and the three from Ostrowiec to be covered by street riots, pyrotechnics and political provocations. Today is the last moment for hard decisions by the services, the government and the capital’s authorities, who must guarantee the safety of ordinary people going out tomorrow with white-and-red flags.

At the same time we must not lose sight of the front in the fight for the rule of law, on which further bastions of impunity are finally cracking. While Bogdan Święczkowski counts the days until the General Assembly of the Constitutional Tribunal (TK) meeting regarding his arrest, and Zbigniew Ziobro hides across the ocean from the requests of Minister Waldemar Żurek, panic is mounting in the Presidential Palace over the procedural facts from the Gdańsk trial and the international isolation of Karol Nawrocki. Enough with half-measures, enough with procrastination and whispers about rotten resets that would save former perpetrators from criminal and financial accountability. The nation needs a transparent state in which every official is liable with all their assets for breaking the law, and no immunity protects from a common court. That is why in issue number 60 we publish eight uncompromising analyses and the full, inviolable Constitutional Manifesto: 50 Pillars of the ALGOOMNI Constitution — our civic plan for a Poland that is safe, clean and sovereign.

CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 60/2026 (10.11.2026):

ART. I: Eve of 11 November marked by highest alert: The services, the police and the government facing mobilization of radicals after the tragedy in Krakow (Internal Security Analysis)
ART. II: The case of Bogdan Święczkowski on the final stretch: Countdown to 17 November and the dismantling of Ziobro’s stronghold in the Constitutional Tribunal (Legal-Investigative Analysis)
ART. III: Zbigniew Ziobro in the crosshairs of US ICE: Will the former minister of justice be extradited to Poland? (International Investigation)
ART. IV: Isolation of the Presidential Palace deepens: Consequences of the brawl outside the Constitutional Tribunal and testimony in the Gdańsk Nawrocki trial (Political Analysis)
ART. V: Krakow’s lesson on firearms and prevention: Why the state must tighten the permit system and psychological supervision? (Criminology Report)
ART. VI: Pegasus and the services’ black files: How to unblock reckonings and break the blackmail network paralyzing the political class? (Operational Investigation)
ART. VII: Energy and major economic investigations: Ostrołęka C, Westinghouse and the fight for billions siphoned from State Treasury companies (Economic Report)
ART. VIII: Information war on the net before Independence Day: How to detect and neutralize Kremlin troll farms? (Cybersecurity Analysis)
CONSTITUTIONAL MANIFESTO: ALGOOMNI Constitution — All 50 Pillars of the Rule of Law (Pillars 1–50 in full).
IMPRINT (IMPRESSUM): Official data of the ALGOOMNI P.S.A. publishing house (ISSN 3072-6360, RPR 21687).

ARTICLE I: EVE OF 11 NOVEMBER MARKED BY HIGHEST ALERT: THE SERVICES, THE POLICE AND THE GOVERNMENT FACING MOBILIZATION OF RADICALS AFTER THE TRAGEDY IN KRAKOW

Based on analysis of video materials and security services reports

10 November 2026 brings across Poland a heightened state of readiness of the public order services, the police and counterintelligence formations ahead of tomorrow’s Independence Day ceremonies. Only a few dozen hours after the end of the two-day national mourning declared after the Krakow massacre, in which six people died on the Main Market Square and three in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, the capital is preparing to receive tens of thousands of participants in public gatherings. Analysts’ focus is on the announced Independence March, to which radical circles from more than a hundred towns across the country have been mobilizing for weeks. Experiences from past years show that under the cover of a patriotic festival there were regularly attempts at provocation, throwing of flares, attacks on officers and destruction of public and private property.

This year the situation is, however, unprecedentedly tense because of the fresh social trauma after the shooting in Krakow and the acute political crisis around the Constitutional Tribunal (TK). The Ministry of Interior and Administration together with the General Police Headquarters have implemented extraordinary procedures to secure the march route, including reinforced counterterrorism patrols and strict control of items brought in. The authorities of Warsaw announced that any manifestation of physical aggression, use of pyrotechnic materials endangering life or propagation of hate will be met with an immediate decision to disperse the gathering. From the perspective of a person of ALGOOMNI it is crucial that police officers on the streets act not only decisively but also under conditions of full transparency and legal protection against false accusations.

Ordinary citizens who tomorrow want to honor the anniversary of regaining independence with dignity have the right to demand from the state an iron shield against hooligans and extremists. At the same time we must remember the heroism of the Krakow police officers who in three minutes stopped the armed attacker, proving that a well-trained formation is the foundation of our security. This protection of public order directly includes Pillar 22 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, ordering mandatory body-worn cameras for all officers, which protects both citizens and the police themselves from manipulation. In accordance with Pillar 39 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, the police are a formation serving to protect people, excluding impunity for aggressors attacking peaceful demonstrations. In addition, Pillar 4 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution , holds every authority accountable for any omissions and lack of decisiveness in the face of threats to citizens' lives.

ARTICLE II: THE CASE OF BOGDAN ŚWIĘCZKOWSKI IN ITS FINAL STRETCH: COUNTDOWN TO 17 NOVEMBER AND THE DISMANTLING OF ZIOBRO'S FORTRESS IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL

Based on legal-investigative analysis of video materials

In the building of the Constitutional Tribunal on Szucha Avenue in Warsaw, an intense countdown is underway to 17 November 2026, when the legally convened General Assembly of judges will consider the request of the Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek to consent to the detention and provisional arrest of Bogdan Święczkowski. The suspended former National Prosecutor and former head of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) finds himself in a hopeless situation after the Supreme Court rejected his appeals, declaring itself inappropriate to challenge the decision of the judges' assembly. Servers, hard drives and the secret office's documentation secured by prosecutors have provided hard evidence of years of manipulating judicial panels and illegally copying materials from the surveillance of the lawyer Roman Giertych. Added to this is the thread of a physical assault on the constitutional judge Maciej Berek and attempts to forcibly block the Tribunal's legal authorities.

Legal experts point out that the Ziobryists' defense strategy has collapsed like a house of cards, and attempts to portray law enforcement as an alleged coup d'état find no resonance either in the country or among serious European institutions. Cutting off budgetary funding for the rebellious administration and shutting off access to banking systems have completely paralyzed the caste apparatus. At the same time, legitimate judges under the leadership of judge Małgorzata Korwin-Piotrowska have begun a systematic review of pseudo-rulings issued with the participation of doubles and neo-judges, restoring Polish law's conformity with the Constitution. As citizens we observe this process with great satisfaction, but also with justified vigilance regarding the risk of the suspect fleeing abroad before the 17 November hearing.

The delays resulting from archaic immunity procedures once again show how urgently needed a deep constitutional reform is to eliminate caste privileges. No one who has committed official crimes and destroyed the judiciary should have days to erase traces or pack suitcases. This pathology is being struck with full force by Pillar 5 and Pillar 44 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which definitively abolish judicial, prosecutorial and parliamentary immunities and forbid requesting any corporate consents for the arrest of suspects. In accordance with Pillar 32 and Pillar 41 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, suspended usurpers immediately lose the right to salary and retirement privileges, transferring to the universal Social Insurance Institution system. In addition, Pillar 43 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution excludes suspended sentences, imposing on convicted officials unconditional imprisonment increased by a minimum of 50 percent.

ARTICLE III: ZBIGNIEW ZIOBRO IN THE SIGHTS OF US ICE: WILL THE FORMER MINISTER OF JUSTICE BE EXTRADITED TO POLAND?

Based on international analysis and video materials

The information revealed by the Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek about sending an official letter to the US immigration service ICE regarding Zbigniew Ziobro has caused a real earthquake in the former ruling camp. The former Prosecutor General, whose immunity the Sejm revoked by an absolute majority of votes in connection with charges of heading an organized criminal group and embezzling millions from the Fund for Justice, has for some time been avoiding the Polish justice system while on the territory of the United States. After the Republicans' crushing defeat in the US midterm elections and the Democrats' takeover of the House majority, the political protective umbrella that the Ziobryists counted on overseas ceased to exist. American immigration services and the Department of Justice have no reason to shield a person wanted in an allied NATO state for the most serious official and corruption crimes.

Lawyers specializing in international law emphasize that ICE proceedings, combined with mutual legal assistance requests and a possible European Arrest Warrant or Interpol notice, could lead to visa revocation or deportation of the fugitive politician. For eight years of rule Zbigniew Ziobro personally supervised brutal dawn arrests, extraction arrests and media lynchings of his opponents, and today he is panic-stricken at the prospect of facing an independent Polish court. Hysterical posts by his colleagues on social media only confirm how great a fear has fallen on the entire Suwerenna Polska environment.

For millions of Poles bringing Ziobro back to the country and trying him before a common court is the absolute test of the rule-of-law state's credibility. Justice cannot stop at a customs border or yield to foreign medical excuses written to avoid questioning. This determinate drive for accountability is directly reflected in Pillar 3 and Pillar 44 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which demand a zero-tolerance option toward the PiS system and the prosecution of official crimes regardless of political status. In accordance with Pillar 16 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, every former minister and prosecutor must answer in an open manner before a civic jury, and Pillar 11 guarantees recovery of the damages caused from his private assets.

ARTICLE IV: ISOLATION OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE DEEPENS: CONSEQUENCES OF THE ROW UNDER THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL AND TESTIMONIES IN THE GDAŃSK NAWROCKI TRIAL

Based on political analysis and court reports

The political and reputational position of Karol Nawrocki reached a historic low in the first days of November 2026, from which there is no return to international salons or to serious domestic debate. After the humiliating boycott of the National Security Council meeting he convened by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the marshals of the Sejm and Senate and the ministers of the security ministries, the Pałac Namiestnikowski has become a political wasteland. International media, including Le Monde, Der Spiegel and The Guardian, continue to recall the nighttime row under the Constitutional Tribunal, during which the serving head of state personally grabbed Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska. The cancellation of the joint press conference by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was a clear signal that in civilized Europe violence against women and judges means immediate diplomatic banishment.

At the same time, successive revelations from the Gdańsk civil trial against journalists from the Onet portal are falling on Nawrocki like a guillotine. Witness statements given under criminal liability have confirmed dark episodes from his time working in security at the Sopot Grand Hotel, concerning bringing prostitutes to hotel guests and connections to the Tricity underworld. The hearing of Nawrocki himself, set for January 2027 under oath, has caused panic in his office that can no longer be covered by the inept explanations of Zbigniew Bogucki or Rafał Leśkiewicz. Moreover, in legal and parliamentary circles there is growing talk of the need to initiate proceedings before the State Tribunal for deliberate violation of the Constitution and blocking judicial and ambassadorial nominations.

Poland cannot allow the office of Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces to be held by a man burdened with such serious moral and criminal allegations, who moreover becomes an easy target for blackmail. Hitting directly at this palace pathology are Pillar 7 and Pillar 27 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which introduce mandatory quarterly toxicology tests for the highest officials and hard anti-authoritarian safeguards that automatically suspend a president who breaks the law. In accordance with Pillar 15 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, refusal to administer the oath to judges loses force after seven days, and Pillar 5 abolishes the presidential immunity in common criminal matters.

ARTICLE V: KRAKÓW LESSON ON FIREARMS AND PREVENTION: WHY THE STATE MUST TIGHTEN THE LICENSING SYSTEM AND PSYCHOLOGICAL OVERSIGHT?

Based on criminological analysis and investigative materials

The tragedy of 7 November 2026, in which 24-year-old Michał O. killed three people in his home in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski and then shot six more on the Main Market Square in Kraków, forces the entire state to immediately revise the rules on access to firearms. The most shocking fact in this investigation is that the perpetrator did not obtain an AR-15 type automatic rifle on the black market, but had a legal permit for a sporting firearm and had amassed a substantial stockpile of ammunition. Criminology experts and forensic psychologists point unequivocally to the fact that the current system of medical and psychological examinations is full of holes, because it relies on a one-off, superficial verification at the time of the application. A socially withdrawn person, displaying obsessions with violence and closing himself off in a bubble of aggressive online content, can remain completely invisible to the system for years.

Only after shots rang out in the center of the historic city did the services begin to reconstruct the portrait of a lone wolf who burned his bridges, murdering his immediate family before traveling to Kraków. It is necessary to introduce mandatory, periodic psychiatric and psychological evaluations for all holders of weapons with combat and sporting parameters, combined with a real environmental intelligence inquiry. Equally important is a digital real-time register of ammunition purchases that would automatically trigger a control procedure in the event of a sudden stockpiling by a private individual.

The state cannot limit itself to declaring a national mourning and praising the heroism of the police officers who, at risk to their lives, stopped the slaughter on Stradomska Street. True respect for the victims requires the removal of legal loopholes that allowed the madman to legally arm himself to the teeth. This repair of the security system is encompassed by Pillar 26 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which emphasizes widespread emergency medical services and civil defense education in schools so that citizens can react in the first seconds of danger. In accordance with Pillar 46 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, law enforcement agencies and courts are bound by rigid calendar deadlines of 7, 14 and 30 days to consider cases concerning threats to life, and Pillar 50 requires precise qualification of such acts directly from the Penal Code without any leniency.

ARTICLE VI: PEGASUS AND THE SERVICES' BLACK FILES: HOW TO UNBLOCK ACCOUNTINGS AND BREAK THE BLACKMAIL NETWORK PARALYZING THE POLITICAL CLASS?

Based on investigative findings and video materials

One of the most disturbing phenomena of Polish politics in the autumn of 2026 remains the deafening silence around the full list of people surveilled by the Pegasus cyberweapon and the Predator system. Despite three years having passed since the change of government in 2023, the public still has not seen a complete register of the victims of illegal wiretaps nor the names of all the officers and prosecutors who signed operational control requests. Meanwhile, whistleblowers and former heads of oversight institutions make it clear that powerful moral and business archives stolen from politicians’ phones across all options are today used as currency for blackmail. It is precisely the fear of private recordings being revealed that explains the strange softness of some parliamentarians and the recurring backroom ideas in the Sejm for a so-called “constitutional reset.”

The demoralized remnants of the old network within the special services still hope that by keeping party leaders in check they will be able to negotiate impunity for themselves and their backers. Such a situation is a mortal threat to the sovereignty of the state, because a deputy or minister subjected to blackmail will never vote in the interest of citizens, but under the dictates of the holder of the file. The only way to cut out this sore is the full, unconditional opening of surveillance registers and the immediate liquidation of institutions that have compromised themselves by acting as political police.

Citizens have an inalienable right to know who was bugged with public money and who today is trying to traffic in those materials covertly. Without cleansing the special services, any reform of the courts and the prosecutors will remain incomplete. Directly striking at this process of cleansing the state are Pillar 9 and Pillar 10 of the ALGOOMNI Constitutionwhich abolish the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA), transfer its archives under citizen oversight and mandate the full disclosure of the list of those unlawfully surveilled. In accordance with Pillar 24 and Pillar 25 of the ALGOOMNI Constitutionall security service archives are to be declassified and a public list of illegal collaborators in positions of public trust is to be published, and Pillar 35 closes the era of politicized blackmailing institutions.

ARTICLE VII: ENERGY AND MAJOR ECONOMIC INVESTIGATIONS: OSTROŁĘKA C, WESTINGHOUSE AND THE FIGHT FOR BILLIONS EXTRACTED FROM STATE-OWNED COMPANIES

Based on economic analysis and investigative materials

Alongside the dramatic political and criminal events, an unforgiving battle is being waged in the Polish economy to account for gigantic embezzlements in State Treasury companies and for the future of our energy security. The arrest of 25 people in the scandal surrounding the coal-fired block of the Ostrołęka C power plant revealed the mechanism of one of the largest wastes in the history of the Third Republic of Poland, in which more than 2.5 billion zloty (PLN) of public money was sunk. Documents secured by the National Prosecutor's Office (Prokuratura Krajowa) point to direct political pressure from the former management of the Ministry of State Assets and from Nowogrodzka, which ordered the construction of uneconomic towers solely for election campaign purposes. The subsequent demolition of completed structures for another tens of millions of zloty was intended to erase traces of mismanagement and corrupt commissions paid to friendly subcontractors.

At the same time, analysts were alarmed by the timing of the services' move against the president of the Polish branch of Westinghouse, Mirosław Kowalik, precisely at the moment of finalizing key contracts for the construction of the first Polish nuclear power plant on the Pomeranian coast. Poland must mercilessly hold to account the thieves from Ostrołęka, Lotos and Orlen, but it cannot allow behind-the-scenes games by rival lobbies within the services to paralyze strategic investments that would free our country from Russian raw materials. Every zloty siphoned off by shell companies, such as the notorious OTS in Dubai, must be recovered from the private assets of the culpable managers and politicians.

The national economy today needs clear rules, transparent tenders and the complete removal of party appointees from supervisory boards and managements of state-owned companies. No more treating the assets of all Poles as a private cash machine for cronies from the ruling party. Directly striking at this economic sanitation are Pillar 12 and Pillar 42 of the ALGOOMNI Constitutionwhich prohibit politicians from sitting on State Treasury companies and eliminate any intermediaries and shell companies from public contracts. In accordance with Pillar 29 and Pillar 49 of the ALGOOMNI Constitutionasset declarations for families and foundations become 100 percent public, and honest entrepreneurs receive a guaranteed VAT refund within a maximum of seven days.

ARTICLE VIII: INFORMATION WAR ONLINE BEFORE INDEPENDENCE DAY: HOW TO IDENTIFY AND NEUTRALIZE KREMLIN TROLL FARMS?

Based on cybersecurity analysis and video materials

On the eve of 11 November the Polish online space is under a massive barrage from Russian and Belarusian troll farms, which mercilessly exploit the Krakow tragedy and political disputes to sow panic and hatred. Cybersecurity experts have recorded in recent days a sharp increase in the activity of coordinated bot networks that, within minutes of any dramatic event, flood social media with false information. Immediately after the shooting on the Main Market Square in Krakow, anonymous accounts massively spread lies about alleged attackers from Ukraine or the Middle East, attempting to provoke nationality-based riots. When the police revealed that the perpetrator was a 24-year-old Pole from Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, the narrative was immediately switched to undermining trust in the Polish services and the state.

Equally dangerous is the phenomenon of channels attaching themselves to patriotic emotions ahead of the Marsz Niepodległości while amplifying anti-European and anti-NATO slogans taken straight from Kremlin manuals of diversion. The aim of this psychological war is to set Poles against one another, weaken our support for the fighting Ukraine and create the impression that Poland is sinking into internal chaos. Unfortunately, global social platforms often remain deaf to reports of organized disinformation, reaping huge profits from advertising displayed alongside content that provokes extreme emotions.

The free and conscious citizen of ALGOOMNI must today keep a cool head, verify information sources and not yield to the provocations of anonymous accounts online. The state, meanwhile, has an obligation to create hard legal frameworks that will eliminate the impunity of paid trolls and subject foreign tech giants to Polish law. Directly striking at this defense of the Polish infosphere are Pillar 21 and Pillar 45 of the ALGOOMNI Constitutionwhich require verification of the identities of public accounts, dismantle troll farms and impose on digital platforms the obligation to have a physical registered office in Poland under the penalty of domain blocking. According to Pillar 48 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, real-time banking 24/7/365 allows immediate tracking and blocking of suspicious financial transfers that fund informational diversion.

MANIFESTO OF THE SYSTEM: THE ALGOOMNI CONSTITUTION – 50 PILLARS OF THE RULE OF LAW

CITIZEN SOVEREIGNTY, CLEAN POWER AND THE COMPLETE ELIMINATION OF IMPUNITY

PART I: ELECTORAL SOVEREIGNTY AND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR LAWLESSNESS (PILLARS 1–10)

PILLAR 1: THE SACREDNESS OF EVERY VOTE AND PHYSICAL CONTROL BY THE SOVEREIGN
Every cast vote is the supreme, direct and inviolable mandate of the sovereign people in the state. No digital algorithm, politicized State Electoral Commission or party cabal has the right to annul, falsify or distort the will of citizens. An absolute requirement of physical verifiability of the paper ballot is introduced, as well as round-the-clock monitoring of the vote-counting process with direct HD-quality broadcast on the open internet. Falsifying a vote or manipulating the election protocol is deemed a crime of high treason, punishable by life imprisonment with mandatory, complete confiscation of the perpetrators’ and principals’ assets.
PILLAR 2: A RECOUNT OF THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION VOTES
A statutory, immediate order to carry out full, commission inspections and a new, one hundred percent public recount of all ballots from the 2025 presidential election before television cameras and in the presence of independent trusted witnesses. Assuming the highest office in the state under the shadow of manipulation of election protocols, ballot stuffing and a systemic paralysis of the Supreme Court requires a full clarification of the material truth. In the event that fraud is confirmed, the usurper is immediately removed from office and the guilty are held criminally responsible.
PILLAR 3: ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THE PIS SYSTEM – THE ABSOLUTE “ZERO OPTION” WITHOUT MITIGATION
Full, uncompromising criminal, constitutional and property liability of officials of Prawo i Sprawiedliwość and their coalition partners for the systemic dismantling of the separation of powers, the devastation of the rule of law and the brazen looting of billions of zloty in the Governmental Agency of Strategic Reserves, PKN Orlen, Grupa Lotos, Ostrołęka C, NCBR, the Justice Fund and TVP. Any amnesties, clean slates, statutes of limitations or political leniencies are excluded – every scandal will be accounted for to the very bottom with full, uncompromising forfeiture of seized assets to the State Treasury.
PILLAR 4: ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT FOR OMISSIONS, DELAYISM AND LACK OF SETTLING ACCOUNTS
A government elected with a democratic mandate to restore the rule of law that, in the name of conformity, political fear, café deals or party coalition calculations, chooses delayism, sabotage of reforms or the sin of omission, bears direct constitutional and criminal responsibility. Willfully blocking the settling of accounts for the crimes of predecessors is treated as direct participation in the crime of complicity and results in the immediate shortening of parliament’s term and the resignation of the government.
PILLAR 5: COMPLETE AND DEFINITIVE ABOLITION OF IMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE
The definitive elimination of parliamentary immunities (deputy, senatorial, European), judicial, prosecutorial, ministerial, bureaucratic and presidential immunities. All citizens, without the slightest exception, are one hundred percent equal before the law and answer before independent common courts either at liberty or in pre-trial detention. Immunity has become a pathological, criminal shield protecting corruption, pimping, theft, violence and impunity of demoralized political elites.
PILLAR 6: MANDATORY TWO-TERM LIMITS IN ALL ORGANS OF POWER
The introduction of a hard, non-extendable limit of a maximum of two terms (counted in total over a person’s lifetime) for deputies, senators, city presidents, mayors, commune heads, councilors and the presidents of state agencies and central offices. An end to the lifelong, professional caste of politicians welded to chairs for decades, treating the public mandate as a private manor and creating oligarchic bureaucratic clans that prey on taxpayers.
PILLAR 7: MANDATORY, QUARTERLY TOXICOLOGICAL TESTS AT THE TOPS OF POWER
Mandatory, fully independent and random laboratory tests (from blood, urine and hair samples) for the presence of narcotics, psychotropic substances, legal highs and alcohol, conducted without fail every three months for the President of the Republic of Poland, the Prime Minister, members of the government, deputies, senators and judges of all levels. Refusal to submit to testing or detection of prohibited substances results in the immediate, automatic termination of the mandate by operation of law and a lifetime ban on holding public office.
PILLAR 8: A CITIZENS’ CONSTITUTION WITH RIGID CALENDAR DEADLINES
A new Basic Law written directly by citizens and independent experts, completely free from discretionary, elastic and corruption-inducing phrases such as “without undue delay”, “within a reasonable time” or “promptly”. Replace them with absolute, rigid calendar days under penalty of automatic loss of office by an official, judge or president in case of exceeding the prescribed deadline.
PILLAR 9: STRICT ORDER OF RECEIPT IN COURTS AND OFFICES – NO MORE “FREEZERS”
A statutory requirement to process and adjudicate cases according to the strict, second-by-second date of their receipt by courts, prosecutor’s offices and public offices, implementing a digital timestamp technology on blockchain. The final end to political freezers for inconvenient cases, manipulation of court dockets and deliberate prolongation of proceedings intending to cause their expiration.
PILLAR 10: FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL DISCLOSURE OF THE LIST OF ILLEGALLY SURVEILLED
Immediate publication of a full, public register of all persons surveilled by cyberweapons (Pegasus, Hermes, Predator and related systems), including the names of the officers and prosecutors ordering the wiretaps. Society, journalists and citizens have an inalienable right to the whole truth, and any compensation for victims of surveillance will be paid in full from the private assets of the services' decision-makers.

PART II: CLEAN GOVERNMENT, ANTI-CORRUPTION AND TRANSPARENCY (PILLARS 11–20)

PILLAR 11: FULL CRIMINAL AND ASSET LIABILITY OF OFFICIALS
Introduction of personal criminal, civil and asset liability (with all current and future assets, including those transferred to spouses, relatives and foundations) for the president, prime ministers, ministers, the president of the National Bank of Poland, members of parliament, local government officials, judges and prosecutors for knowingly violating the Constitution, corruption, fabricating evidence and unlawful decisions that harm citizens or the State Treasury.
PILLAR 12: TOTAL BAN ON HOLDING MULTIPLE POSITIONS AND A BAN IN STATE-OWNED COMPANIES
An absolute ban on serving on the management boards, supervisory boards and advisory bodies of State Treasury companies, municipal companies and government agencies for ministers, MPs, senators, mayors, town mayors, councillors and members of their closest families (with a mandatory five-year cooling-off period after leaving office). State-owned companies to be run solely by apolitical professionals selected in transparent competitions.
PILLAR 13: ABSOLUTE BAN ON PARTY-SWITCHING – STOP POLITICAL TOURISM
The mandate of an MP, senator or councillor is inextricably tied to the will of the voters as expressed on the list of a given electoral committee. Abandoning a caucus, joining another party or political corruption results in the automatic, immediate termination of the mandate by operation of law and the assumption of the office by the next person on the list who obtained the highest result. No more trading in the sovereign people's votes.
PILLAR 14: MANDATORY PRESENCE AT VOTES AND SEJM SESSIONS
The work of a parliamentarian and councillor is a strict, accountable duty of service to the Nation. Unexcused absence from Sejm, Senate, committee meetings or votes exceeding 10% in a quarter results in automatic loss of mandate by operation of law, a lifetime ban on running for office and permanent forfeiture of entitlement to severance pay and a parliamentary pension.
PILLAR 15: FULL TRANSPARENCY OF EXPENDITURE – SETTLEMENTS ONLY BY CARD
A total ban on cash, flat-rate and advance settlements in parliamentary, presidential, government and local government activities. All office expenses, expert reports, hotels, travel and purchases must be paid exclusively with a named official card linked to a public online register accessible to every citizen in real time. Falsely claiming mileage allowance will be treated as common fraud prosecuted ex officio.
PILLAR 16: NO MORE "SACRED COWS" – EQUAL LAW AND A JURY
Definitive abolition of separate procedures, corporate disciplinary courts and social networks protecting politicians, prosecutors, judges, service agents and the pseudo-journalists connected to them. Every official crime, cover-up, corruption or fabrication of operational files will be tried publicly before a civic jury of peers drawn at random from citizens.
PILLAR 17: SYSTEMIC SUPERVISION AND STRICT OVERSIGHT OF FORMER SERVICE OFFICERS
Officers of special services (AW, Internal Security Agency (ABW), SKW, SWW) who possess knowledge of state secrets cannot be abandoned on the open market as prey for the mafia, organized crime and foreign intelligence. Introduce a 10-year ban on working for foreign entities and in sensitive sectors (cryptocurrencies, finance, private detective work, political parties) combined with a decent state-paid analytical allowance and strict counterintelligence protection.
PILLAR 18: BLOCKING INFILTRATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND A BAN ON LOBBYING
Every draft law, regulation and parliamentary amendment must have an open, digital register of authors with first and last names and a full lobbying trace. An absolute ban is introduced on laws being written by private law firms and lobbyists of foreign capital. Attempts to smuggle provisions at the behest of corporations or foreign capitals will be treated as diplomatic treason punishable by many years in prison.
PILLAR 19: COMPLETE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE AND TAXATION OF THE CLERGY
Immediate liquidation of the Church Fund, taxation of the incomes of religious associations on general terms and an absolute ban on transferring State Treasury and local government properties at giveaway prices or with discounts. Religious associations may be financed only from voluntary tax-deduction allocations by believers in their annual PIT return.
PILLAR 20: CITIZENS' VETO AND BINDING REFERENDUM WITHOUT A TURNOUT THRESHOLD
Restoring real power to the sovereign people: a petition supported by 500,000 citizens obliges the Sejm to order a nationwide referendum within 90 days. The referendum result is absolutely binding on all state authorities without any turnout threshold. The executive and legislative powers are categorically forbidden from modifying or delaying the will of the Nation expressed in the referendum.

PART III: TRANSPARENCY, DIGITALISATION AND STATE SECURITY (PILLARS 21–30)

PILLAR 21: TRANSPARENCY AND DIGITAL ACCOUNTABILITY – END TO TROLL FARMS
Requirement for full identity verification and use of real data when publishing press articles, running newspapers and registering accounts in public social media. An end to paid troll farms, party bots and organized disinformation destroying public debate – every participant bears full personal civil and criminal liability for their words.
PILLAR 22: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF THE SERVICE – MANDATORY BODY CAMERAS
An uncompromising obligation to audiovisually record all official actions undertaken by tax officials, customs officers, police officers and officers of uniformed and special services using constantly active body-worn cameras. Deliberately turning off the camera, covering the lens or destroying a recording automatically results in dismissal from service with a black mark and the annulment of any charges against the citizen.
PILLAR 23: DIRECT ELECTIONS AND RECALL OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS AND MINISTERS
Introduction of universal, direct citizen elections and a mechanism for the sovereign people to recall by vote judges of district courts, district prosecutors, senior officials, ministers and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. Elimination of party nomination keys, cabinet cronyism and corrupt promotions in favour of direct verification by citizens.
PILLAR 24: COMPLETE DECLASSIFICATION OF THE ARCHIVES OF THE INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE AND THE PRL SECURITY SERVICES
Immediate, one-hundred-percent opening and full online publication of all archival materials, personal and operational files of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) and the communist special services (SB, WSW, Directorate II of the General Staff). Elimination of all restricted collections in order to definitively cut off dossier blackmail and the concealment of the agent pasts of public figures.
PILLAR 25: OPEN LIST OF ILLEGAL SERVICE COLLABORATORS IN TRUSTED PROFESSIONS
Uncompromising publication of a complete register of persons occupying positions of public trust (judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal advisors, doctors, journalists) who were illegally recruited or undertook covert cooperation with special services (including the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA)). Secret entanglement within the justice apparatus and the media constitutes a mortal threat to constitutional order.
PILLAR 26: MODERN AND DEFENSIVE EDUCATION – AI, DEFENSE SKILLS AND PROGRAMMING
Definitive withdrawal of religious instruction from public schools and allocation of the saved billions to subjects of civilizational and strategic importance: practical defence training, shooting, medical rescue, cyber security, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and advanced programming from the earliest ages.
PILLAR 27: CONSTITUTIONAL ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN SAFEGUARDS – BLOCKING DICTATORSHIP
Implementation of hard, systemic control safeguards preventing authoritarian usurpation by the executive and the presidency. Any attempt to refuse to appoint a legal government, block judicial nominations or manipulate elections results in automatic suspension of the exercise of the presidential office by operation of law and the transfer of duties to the Marshal of the Sejm.
PILLAR 28: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF REMUNERATION THROUGHOUT THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Introduction of uncompromising transparency of all salaries, bonuses, awards (including at the National Bank of Poland (NBP) and the Chancellery of the President), functional allowances and per diems received by politicians, members of government, state and local government officials and the authorities of foundations using public funds or collections. A publicly accessible online register of remuneration operating in real time will eliminate hidden corruption and party sinecures.
PILLAR 29: ASSET DECLARATIONS 100% PUBLIC, COMPUTERIZED AND FAMILY-WIDE
Total elimination of secrecy clauses in asset declarations of persons holding public functions. The obligation to complete declarations in a standardized digital format with realistic market valuations of real estate, cryptocurrencies, company shares and assets transferred to spouses, children and family foundations under the penalty of mandatory confiscation of undeclared property.
PILLAR 30: TOTAL ANNULMENT OF THE TWO-WEEK GOVERNMENT'S DECISIONS OF 2023
Statutory recognition as absolutely void by operation of law (ex tunc) of all financial decisions, resolutions, personnel appointments, grants and asset transfers undertaken by the so-called two-week government of Morawiecki from November 2023. All acts are to be immediately struck down and diverted funds returned to the state budget.

PART IV: ECONOMIC, DEFENSIVE AND LEGAL SOVEREIGNTY (PILLARS 31–40)

PILLAR 31: DEFENCE SOVEREIGNTY – SOURCE CODES AND MANDATORY OFFSET
A statutory, uncompromising requirement that every defence contract entered into by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland include full industrial offset, technology transfer, servicing in Polish plants and the transfer of full source codes and operational accesses to the Republic. A ban on buying bare equipment that makes the country’s security dependent on the whims and decisions of foreign capitals.
PILLAR 32: ZERO REMUNERATION FOR SUSPENDED OFFICIALS AND JUDGES
Immediate suspension of payment of salaries, allowances and all emoluments to prosecutors, judges and senior state officials in the event of their formal suspension from duties or the initiation of criminal proceedings for breaking the law. An end to paying tens of thousands of zloty monthly for the inactivity of people from the old system.
PILLAR 33: NO SEVERANCE PAY OR “GOLDEN PARACHUTES” IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Total abolition of severance pay, gigantic compensation for non-compete bans and golden parachutes for ministers, deputy ministers, presidents of the National Bank of Poland, village heads, mayors, city presidents and members of boards and supervisory boards of State Treasury and municipal companies. Working for the state is service, not a tool for milking the budget by party appointees.
PILLAR 34: ONE MASSIVE INVESTIGATION INTO THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Mandatory consolidation of all dispersed proceedings concerning election protests, irregularities and suspicions of falsifying the 2025 presidential election into one large nationwide investigation conducted directly under the supervision of the Prosecutor General with public broadcasts of hearings in order to punish the backers of the attack on the elections.
PILLAR 35: LIQUIDATION OF THE CENTRAL ANTI-CORRUPTION BUREAU AND THE POLITICIZED INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE
Definitive liquidation of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) and the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) – institutions transformed by the party apparatus into a political police, blackmail factories and centers protecting power networks. Anti-corruption competencies are taken over by the Central Investigation Bureau of the Police (CBŚP), and the IPN archives are 100% declassified and transferred to the State Archives.
PILLAR 36: UNIVERSAL VOTING OBLIGATION AND SECURE HYBRID VOTING
Introduction of a statutory universal obligation to participate in elections for all adult citizens modeled on proven democratic systems. Implementation of secure, encrypted online voting based on blockchain technology in full coexistence with polling stations. Total abolition of party subsidies and repeal of the archaic electoral silence.
PILLAR 37: RIGID DEADLINES DECIDING CASES IN FAVOR OF THE CITIZEN
Deletion from all legal acts and codes of discretionary procedural phrases. Introduction of rigid calendar deadlines for an authority or court to resolve a matter – exceeding them results in an automatic, definitive decision in favor of the citizen (principle of silent consent and recognition of the claim), and the dilatory official bears personal financial liability.
PILLAR 38: CITIZENS' MONOPOLY ON CREATING A NEW CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND
Absolute exclusion from the process of drafting the New Fundamental Law of former and sitting deputies, senators, ministers, presidents and representatives of party legal corporations. The new Constitution must be an act of the sovereign people: prepared by a Citizens' Assembly selected by lottery with the support of independent experts and approved in a nationwide referendum.
PILLAR 39: THE STATUS OF A POLITICIAN AS A HIRED EMPLOYEE OF THE NATION
Statutory definition of the legal status of a deputy, senator and councilor as a hired employee of the Nation. Mandatory presence at votes under penalty of immediate disciplinary dismissal and loss of remuneration. Changing a parliamentary club or party during a term results in the immediate expiration of the mandate by operation of law.
PILLAR 40: INSTITUTIONAL AUTOMATISM OF THE RULE OF LAW – NO MORE BLOCKS
Implementation of a strict regime of responsibility for all state bodies for refusal to execute final judgments, rulings and court resolutions. When a public official, president, minister or judge delays the performance of a constitutional duty (e.g. taking the oath from judges or signing ambassadorial nominations), the ICT system automatically suspends them from duties after 14 days and initiates removal from office proceedings.

PART V: JUSTICE, FINANCE AND PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY (PILLARS 41–50)

PILLAR 41: DELEGALIZATION OF NEO-JUDGES, PROHIBITION OF RULING AND DEPRIVATION OF EMOLUMENTS
All judges appointed in gross violation of the Constitution by the politicized neo-National Council of the Judiciary (neo-KRS) and duplicate members of the Constitutional Tribunal and the Supreme Court are by law permanently removed from adjudicating. Their acts of appointment are deemed null and void. They are immediately stripped of undue immunities and luxury pension privileges in retirement and are transferred to the common Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), bearing full criminal liability for unlawful judgments issued.
PILLAR 42: ABSOLUTE BAN ON INTERMEDIARIES IN PUBLIC AND DEFENSE CONTRACTS
In the execution of state, local government, infrastructure, fuel and military procurement, a strict ban is introduced on the participation of any intermediaries, shell companies (such as OTS), advisory entities and commission agents. Contracts may be concluded only directly with certified manufacturers under penalty of presumption of the crime of corruption and treason.
PILLAR 43: MANDATORY INCARCERATION FOR OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS
Politicians, members of government, deputies, senators, judges, prosecutors and high state officials who commit offenses in connection with their function are completely deprived of the possibility of suspended sentences. For corruption, abuse of power, paid protection or theft of public property, only unconditional imprisonment is imposed, increased by a minimum of 50% compared to general sanctions.
PILLAR 44: ABSOLUTE JURISDICTIONAL EQUALITY – BAN ON CORPORATE CONSENTS
Final rejection of any formal and material immunities. No person on the territory of the Republic of Poland – regardless of whether they hold the office of President, Prime Minister, marshal, deputy, judge or prosecutor – has a protective shield against the law. A notification of a committed crime is processed immediately before a common court without the need to obtain any Sejm resolutions or corporate consents.
PILLAR 45: DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AND FULL JURISDICTION OVER PLATFORMS
All global digital corporations, internet applications and social services monetizing traffic or collecting data on Polish territory must unconditionally be subject to Polish law and Polish courts. Every entity has a statutory obligation to have a physical seat in Poland with direct contact to an authorized management under penalty of immediate domain blocking and financial sanctions.
PILLAR 46: CALENDAR RIGOR FOR COURTS AND PROSECUTORS (DEADLINES 7/14/30 DAYS)
Introduction of rigid, non-extendable calendar deadlines for courts and prosecutors: a maximum of 7 days to issue incidental rulings, 14 days to prepare a written justification of a judgment and 30 days to complete key procedural stages. Missing a deadline results in automatic loss of 50% of the judge's or prosecutor's salary for that month, and a repeat violation leads to disciplinary removal from the profession.
PILLAR 47: TWO-COMPONENT, LEGIBLE SIGNATURE OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Every court judgment, prosecutorial ruling, administrative decision, draft law, regulation and their reasoning must, under penalty of absolute nullity, bear the legible full first name and surname of the person responsible printed in type and their own legible handwritten signature. The use of illegible initials and anonymous stamps is prohibited.
PILLAR 48: REAL-TIME BANKING – SETTLEMENTS 24/7/365
All banking and financial institutions operating on the territory of the Republic of Poland have an absolute obligation to post and settle interbank transfers in real time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year without additional fees. The holding of citizens' and entrepreneurs' funds in interbank settlement sessions such as Elixir and the unlawful use of other people’s capital on weekends and holidays are prohibited.
PILLAR 49: MANDATORY VAT REFUND WITHIN A MAXIMUM OF 7 DAYS
Statutory obligation to refund overpaid value added tax (VAT) to entrepreneurs' bank accounts within a non-extendable period of 7 calendar days from the submission of the return. Company funds constitute the bloodstream of the national economy and may not be frozen under the pretext of months-long tax verifications. Any controls may only take place concurrently without blocking financial liquidity.
PILLAR 50: AN END TO THE NEWSPEAK OF IMPUNITY – PRECISE CRIMINAL CLASSIFICATION
Absolute prohibition on the use by judges, prosecutors and politicians of manipulative newspeak that conceals crimes. Total elimination of artificial concepts such as “disciplinary offence”, “breach of the dignity of office”, “formal error” or “oversight” in relation to theft, pimping, corruption, election falsification, human rights violations and constitutional treason. Every such act shall be charged and tried directly under the Penal Code with mandatory confiscation of assets!

BEFORE NOVEMBER 11: WARSZAWA IN A STATE OF ALERT AFTER KRAKÓW, A NOOSE AROUND ŚWIĘCZKOWSKI AND ZIOBRO, CRISIS IN NAWROCKI PALACE AND THE FIGHT FOR A CLEAN STATE!