MAIN TITLE OF THE ISSUE:

BLOODY ATTACK IN KRAKÓW: 6 DEAD ON THE MAIN SQUARE, 3 BODIES IN THE ATTACKER'S HOME AND A TWO-DAY NATIONAL MOURNING – DID THE STATE PASS THE TEST BEFORE 11 NOVEMBER AND WILL ŚWIĘCZKOWSKI END UP BEHIND BARS?

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S COMMENT OF THE DAY: MIECZYSŁAW DZIKOWSKI

Sunday morning, 8 November 2026, wakes the Republic clothed in black and in the silence of a two-day national mourning declared after an unprecedented attack on the Main Market Square in Kraków. Yesterday at around three p.m. an armed assailant opened fire with an automatic rifle on defenseless passers-by and tourists, killing six innocent people and wounding sixteen others, including two policemen who, risking their lives, gave chase. In the evening another shocking piece of news came from Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski: in the apartment of the 24-year-old perpetrator Michał O. the services found the bodies of three people – two women and a man, most likely his closest family. As a member of ALGOOMNI and as Editor-in-Chief I bow my head before the memory of the slain and before the extraordinary courage of senior constables Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański, who within three minutes of the report stopped the madman at the junction of Stradomska and Dietla streets.

Mourning and respect for the victims must not, however, mean thoughtless silence in the face of questions about the capacity of the state's institutions and about the climate of hatred that has been fanned in public life for years. How is it possible that a young man who was not a soldier amassed a whole arsenal of sporting weapons and ammunition, killed his own family and drove without hindrance from Ostrowiec to the heart of Kraków to carry out a massacre just before 11 November? At the same time in Warsaw the fate of the justice system is being decided: Attorney General Waldemar Żurek has sought permission to detain and temporarily remand Bogdan Święczkowski, while firmly rejecting the rotten proposals of a so-called “constitutional reset” that would wipe clean responsibility for eight years of destroying the state. As citizens we demand both ironclad protection of our safety on the streets and uncompromising accountability for all attacks on the legal order. That is why today we publish the full Constitutional Manifesto: 50 Pillars of the ALGOOMNI Constitution – so that the Republic becomes an efficient, safe state free from impunity for cliques.

CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 58/2026 (08.11.2026):

ARTICLE I: Massacre on the Market in Kraków: 6 killed, 3 bodies in the attacker's home and 2 days of national mourning – the heroism of the police and hard questions about security (Tomasz Wiejski, "Okiem Wiejskiego")
ARTICLE II: Attack in Kraków: Is this a hybrid war operation ahead of the Independence March? Major Robert Cheda and Jan Piński follow traces of sabotage (Maj Robert Cheda, Jan Piński)
ARTICLE III: Pole with legal firearms opened fire on the Market: Is this a terrorist attack? Andrzej Gąsiorowski and Jan Piński on the gap in the security system (Andrzej Gąsiorowski, Jan Piński, "Kulisy Polityki")
ARTICLE IV: The arrest of Bogdan Święczkowski is more than certain: Tomasz Wiejski on the charges for the “Godzilla” and the risk of escape following Zbigniew Ziobro to the USA (Tomasz Wiejski, "Okiem Wiejskiego")
ARTICLE V: Waldemar Żurek in "Orientuj Się": "It was the restoration of the legal order" – rejection of the reset, a letter to American ICE regarding Ziobro and investment in security (Waldemar Żurek, Aleksandra Walczak)
CONSTITUTIONAL MANIFESTO: ALGOOMNI Constitution – All 50 Pillars of the Rule of Law (Pillars 1–50 in full).
PRINTING DETAILS (IMPRESSUM): Official data of the ALGOOMNI P.S.A. publishing house (ISSN 3072-6360, RPR 21687).

ARTICLE I: MASSACRE ON THE MARKET IN KRAKÓW: 6 KILLED, 3 BODIES IN THE ATTACKER'S HOME AND 2 DAYS OF NATIONAL MOURNING – THE HEROISM OF THE POLICE AND HARD QUESTIONS ABOUT SECURITY

Based on the analytical report: Tomasz Wiejski ("Okiem Wiejskiego") and statements by state services

Saturday afternoon 7 November 2026 brought Poland a tragedy the streets of our cities have not seen in modern peacetime history. At about three p.m. on the Main Market Square in Kraków, in the area of the exit of Sławkowska Street and St. Mary's Church, a masked man dressed in attire styled as military opened fire with a long weapon from a moving black Subaru on random passers-by. As a result of the merciless execution six innocent people – four women and two men, including at least one citizen of the United Kingdom – died on the spot or in hospitals, and sixteen people were injured, eleven of whom were taken into surgical care in serious condition. The evening briefing by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński, Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and the prosecutor's office revealed a second, equally macabre act of this drama unfolding in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski.

In the apartment in a block inhabited by the detained 24-year-old attacker Michał O. the services found the bodies of three people – two women and a man, most likely his parents and sister, bringing the total toll to nine fatalities in this bloody Saturday. In view of the scale of the crime the state authorities declared a two-day national mourning across the country for Sunday 8 November and Monday 9 November, and in Kraków alone the mourning was extended until 11 November. In the face of this hecatomb the highest respect of the whole nation is due to the Kraków police officers who within just three minutes of the first report took up the chase of the heavily armed perpetrator. At the intersection of Stradomska and Dietla streets, where the assailant's vehicle collided with another car, senior constables Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański stood face to face with fire from an AR-15 type rifle.

Both policemen were seriously wounded; the former soldier of the 6th Airborne Brigade Jakub Kulik sustained as many as three gunshot wounds, yet despite this the officers returned fire, shot and effectively subdued the perpetrator, preventing further slaughter. Tomasz Wiejski in his commentary stresses that the lightning-fast response of thirty police units, fire brigades and paramedics saved dozens of lives. At the same time, as citizens we must pose a fundamental question to the authorities and the services: was the state capable of preventive action, and not only reactive measures after shots were fired? The perpetrator's car contained a whole magazine of additional weapons and ammunition, and the 24-year-old by profession a turner never served in the Polish Army, but did possess a legal permit for a sport firearm.

The upcoming November 11 commemorations and the so-called Independence March force us to ask with the utmost seriousness how many radicalized individuals ready to commit acts of violence are roaming the country today with lethal weapons in hand. This area of citizen security and transparency of uniformed services is directly addressed by Pillar 22 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which mandates mandatory audiovisual recording of activities by body-worn cameras, protecting both citizens and the heroic officers risking their lives in the fight against terrorism. In accordance with Pillar 26 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, public schools must emphasize practical medical rescue and universal defense so that society can save lives in the first minutes of a crisis. At the same time Pillar 17 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution requires strict counterintelligence shielding and the professional use of experienced service officers' knowledge to catch threats before blood is shed.

ARTICLE II: ATTACK IN KRAKOW: IS THIS A HYBRID WAR OPERATION AHEAD OF THE INDEPENDENCE MARCH? MAJOR ROBERT CHEDA AND JAN PIŃSKI TRACK DIVERSION TRACES

Based on intelligence analysis: Major Robert Cheda and Jan Piński

In a special programme former intelligence officer Major Robert Cheda and editor Jan Piński analyse the bloody events in Krakow in a much broader geopolitical and counterintelligence context than a routine criminal act. The question posed in the title of the conversation is blunt: is the attack on the Main Market Square a mere four days before Independence Day an element of a hybrid war being waged against the Republic of Poland? The experts point to the unprecedented timing of the operation: Poland is under constant pressure of diversion from the East, and in recent weeks the services warned of attempts to inflame street moods during the November 11 celebrations. Major Cheda explains that in modern intelligence doctrines it is not always necessary to send a foreign commando with the passport of a neighbouring great power to cause psychological paralysis in the heart of a major NATO country.

It is enough to pick out from the web an emotionally unstable unit, stuffed with aggressive propaganda of extremist groups or conspiracy theories, and then push it toward a bloody provocation in a symbolic place of the state. Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński already admitted at an evening press conference that preliminary analysis of materials points to possible ultranationalist views of the 24-year-old perpetrator from Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. Jan Piński reminds us that for years anonymous accounts, troll farms and pro‑Russian channels have operated with impunity in the Polish information space, spreading hatred against state institutions, the police and foreigners. It is worth noting that among the victims and wounded on the Krakow Market were as many as five foreigners, including a citizen of the United Kingdom and a citizen of Portugal, which immediately hits Poland’s international image as a safe stronghold of the West.

Major Cheda emphasises that one of the main goals of hybrid operations is to sow social panic, alienate citizens from their own police and undermine confidence in the government just before the national holiday. At the same time analysts note the fact that in the face of the Krakow drama even Jarosław Kaczyński appealed for the cancellation of party demonstrations planned before the Constitutional Tribunal during days of mourning. This does not relieve the Internal Security Agency (ABW) and the prosecutor's office of the duty to examine every digital contact, bank transfer and the milieu in which Michał O. moved before travelling to Małopolska. If the perpetrator was inspired, financed or incited in closed internet groups, the state must dismantle that network down to the last link. This fight against anonymous diversion on the web is addressed directly by Pillar 21 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which mandates verification of public account identities and the unconditional elimination of anonymous troll farms sowing hatred and disinformation. In accordance with Pillar 45 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, all global social platforms operating in Poland must be subject to Polish jurisdiction and have a physical seat in the country so that the services can immediately identify inciters. Furthermore Pillar 18 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution blocks infiltration of public processes by foreign centres of influence and lobbyists acting against the security of the Republic of Poland.

ARTICLE III: A POLISH MAN WITH A LEGAL FIREARM OPENED FIRE ON THE MARKET: IS THIS A TERRORIST ATTACK? ANDRZEJ GĄSIOROWSKI AND JAN PIŃSKI ON THE GAP IN THE SECURITY SYSTEM

Based on investigative analysis: Andrzej Gąsiorowski and Jan Piński ("Kulisy Polityki")

In the programme „Kulisy Polityki” Andrzej Gąsiorowski and Jan Piński pose a razor-sharp question that all of Europe is asking after the tragedy in Kraków: did the Pole who fired a long gun into the crowd on the Main Market Square commit an act of terrorism? Prime Minister Donald Tusk, during an overnight briefing in Kraków, called the crime an outright cruel terrorist attack on people’s lives, stressing that Poland has never before faced such a drastic case of mass execution in public space. Gąsiorowski notes, however, that the most dangerous signal comes from the perpetrator’s legal profile: Michał O. was not an illegal migrant nor a criminal wanted on an international arrest warrant, but an unsentenced Polish citizen with a legal permit for a sporting firearm. There were very many firearms and ammunition in his car and among assets linked to his family, which opens a debate about real control over arsenals remaining in private hands.

For years access in Poland to weapons with combat parameters has been liberalised under the pretext of collecting and sport, without introducing continuous, credible psychological and community oversight of permit holders. Jan Piński asks bluntly: why did the services appointed to protect order waste for years gigantic forces and means on illegal wiretapping of opposition politicians, lawyers and journalists with Pegasus, instead of monitoring real radicals amassing semi-automatic rifles? While the criminal police and the counter-terrorism branch were underfunded, politicised agencies such as the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) turned into partisan kompromat offices fighting for the survival of the ruling clique. Gąsiorowski emphasises that in any state with a professional security system, the purchase of many units of long guns and multiple quantities of ammunition by a young person with extreme views should automatically trigger an analytical alarm.

Additionally, the case from Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, where the perpetrator most likely murdered three close people before setting off to massacre in Kraków, lays bare a lack of systemic communication between local, medical and law-and-order institutions. Seven prosecutors working at the crime scene with the support of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) must examine not only the course of the shooting itself but also the entire path of obtaining permits, medical examinations and the sources of funding for Michał O.’s arsenal. In an age of internal terrorism threat the state must abandon fictitious structures and rely on specialised police units and strict criminal qualification. Directly striking at this reconstruction of the security system is PILLAR 35 OF THE ALGOOMNI CONSTITUTION,the requirement for the definitive liquidation of the demoralised Central Anti-Corruption Bureau and the transfer of full resources and investigative competences to specialised arms of the state police. In accordance with PILLAR 50 OF THE ALGOOMNI CONSTITUTION,the use of mitigating legalese is prohibited – a mass attack on citizens must be qualified and tried plainly as a terrorist crime with the maximum sentence. Furthermore, PILLAR 46 OF THE ALGOOMNI CONSTITUTION introduces strict calendar deadlines of 7, 14 and 30 days for law enforcement bodies and courts, so that cases concerning threats to citizens’ lives never get bogged down in years of delay.

ARTICLE IV: THE ARREST OF BOGDAN ŚWIĘCZKOWSKI IS MORE THAN CERTAIN: TOMASZ WIEJSKI ON THE CHARGES AGAINST "GODZILLA" AND THE RISK OF ESCAPING IN THE WAKE OF ZBIGNIEW ZIOBRO TO THE USA

Based on investigative analysis: Tomasz Wiejski („Okiem Wiejskiego”)

While all of Poland unites in grief after the tragedy in Kraków, in Warsaw the chapter of long-standing impunity of the Ziobro legal caste in the Constitutional Tribunal is relentlessly closing. In his latest piece Tomasz Wiejski in the programme „Okiem Wiejskiego” delivers a clear diagnosis: the detention and pre-trial arrest of Bogdan Święczkowski are more than certain, as is the weight of the criminal charges he will soon hear. Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek has submitted to the lawful General Assembly of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal a request for consent to detain and provisionally arrest the former national prosecutor and former head of the Internal Security Agency. The General Assembly will meet on the matter on 17 November 2026, which marks the beginning of the final reckoning of the man known in legal circles as "Godzilla".

Tomasz Wiejski recalls that the list of Święczkowski’s transgressions is staggering and supported by hard evidence gathered by the Internal Affairs Department of the National Prosecutor's Office. It includes, among other things, the illegal copying, smuggling out and manipulation of surveillance materials of lawyer Roman Giertych, which constituted a brutal violation of the sacred defence secrecy. Added to that are the physical assault on the legitimately elected judge Maciej Berek in the corridors near aleja Szucha, the forcible blocking of access to the building, withholding salaries of constitutional judges and attempts to destroy hard drives and documents during a nocturnal uprising. Wiejski, however, poses an extremely serious operational question: will Bogdan Święczkowski decide in the days remaining before the 17 November session to make a panic flight from Poland to the United States, where his long-time friend and political patron Zbigniew Ziobro currently resides?

A system in which a person suspected of the gravest official crimes and of tampering with investigation files receives a lead time of several days because of archaic immunity procedures gives robe-wearing offenders time to erase traces or flee across the ocean. Many citizens rightly ask why someone who, with the escort of militias, occupied a state building and committed acts punishable ex officio was not detained in flagrante without asking anyone for corporate pardon. As long as the fiction of caste untouchability persists in the Republic, justice limps and the authors of lawlessness mock honest taxpayers. They strike this pathology of the immunity shield with full ruthlessness Pillar 5 and Pillar 44 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which completely abolish judicial, prosecutorial and parliamentary immunities and prohibit demanding any corporate consents for detention and bringing charges. In accordance with Pillar 32 and Pillar 41 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, suspended officials and neo-judges immediately lose the right to salary and to retirement benefits, transferring to the universal social security system (ZUS). Moreover Pillar 43 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution excludes suspended sentences, imposing on convicted officials mandatory imprisonment increased by at least 50 percent.

ARTICLE V: WALDEMAR ŻUREK ON "ORIENTUJ SIĘ": "THIS WAS A RESTORATION OF THE RULE OF LAW" – REJECTION OF A RESET, A LETTER TO U.S. ICE ABOUT ZIOBRO AND INVESTMENT IN SECURITY

Based on a conversation between Aleksandra Walczak and Minister of Justice and Attorney General Waldemar Żurek ("Orientuj Się #6")

In a high-profile interview for the program "Orientuj Się #6" hosted by Aleksandra Walczak, Minister of Justice and Attorney General Waldemar Żurek presented the government’s clear, principled stance on reclaiming the Constitutional Tribunal and the future of accountability. Asked directly whether the events on Szucha Avenue were just, the minister answered without hesitation that it was not a coup but a restoration of the rule of law after years of unlawful usurpation. Żurek firmly rejected the slogan of a so-called “constitutional reset” promoted by some commentators and opportunistic politicians, stressing that the rule of law cannot be based on erasing the guilt of those who deliberately broke the Constitution. Agreeing to a reset would mean a moral capitulation before lawlessness and would send a signal to future generations that it is enough to entrench the courts with one’s nominees in order to later negotiate impunity.

The minister also addressed directly the conduct of Karol Nawrocki, who recently tried to exert physical and verbal pressure on constitutional state bodies, recalling the loud words: “You are not a king, Mr. President.” The head of the ministry emphasized that in a democratic Republic of Poland every official – from the president to a minister – must act solely on the basis of and within the limits of the law, and attempts to manually steer the state are doomed to failure. A very important thread of the conversation was the question of bringing back to the country Zbigniew Ziobro, who fled the justice system and is currently on the territory of the United States. Responding to viewers’ questions about whether the former minister will finally go to prison, Waldemar Żurek revealed that he has officially submitted a letter to the U.S. immigration service ICE to take legal steps against the hiding politician.

The Attorney General also pointed to his close, realism-based cooperation with Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the face of the dramatic challenges of our time, noting that Poland must now massively invest in internal and external security. The events of the last hours in Krakow have forcefully confirmed the correctness of this diagnosis: citizens’ security is not given once and for all, but requires efficient, well-equipped services and independent courts. Although viewers’ questions on social topics such as the debate on legalizing marijuana or the minister’s pace of work also appeared in the conversation, the priority remains completing the state’s remediation and holding mafioso networks in the judiciary to account. This determination to hold people accountable is directly embodied in Pillar 3 and Pillar 4 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which demand an absolute zero option toward the PiS network with no amnesties whatsoever, while at the same time holding the current government accountable for the speed and effectiveness of actions. In accordance with Pillar 27 and Pillar 40 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, anti-authoritarian constitutional safeguards and the automatisms of the rule of law block any presidential vetoes and paralysis of institutions. Furthermore Pillar 31 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution mandates consistent investment in the full defensive and technological sovereignty of Poland, so that no threat from the East nor internal diversion can undermine the security of the Nation.

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

CITIZEN SOVEREIGNTY, PURE POWER AND THE TOTAL ELIMINATION OF IMPUNITY

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

PILLAR 1: THE SACREDNESS OF EVERY VOTE AND THE PHYSICAL CONTROL OF THE SOVEREIGN
Every cast vote is the highest, direct and inviolable mandate of the sovereign people in the state. No digital algorithm, politicized National Electoral Commission nor party apparatus has the right to invalidate, falsify or distort the will of citizens. An absolute requirement of physical verifiability of a paper ballot is introduced, as well as round-the-clock monitoring of the vote-counting process with direct HD-quality streaming on the open internet. Falsifying a vote or manipulating an electoral protocol is recognized as the crime of high treason, punishable by life imprisonment with mandatory, total confiscation of the perpetrators’ and principals’ assets.
PILLAR 2: A RECOUNT OF THE VOTES FROM THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
A statutory, immediate mandate to carry out full, commission-based inspections and a completely transparent recount of all presidential election ballots from 2025, conducted in front of television cameras and in the presence of independent trusted witnesses. The ascension to the highest office in the state under the shadow of manipulated electoral protocols, added votes and the systemic paralysis of the Supreme Court requires a full clarification of the material truth. In the event of confirmed falsifications, the usurper is immediately removed from office and those responsible are held criminally accountable.
PILLAR 3: HOLDING THE PIS NETWORK TO ACCOUNT – AN ABSOLUTE “ZERO OPTION” WITH NO MERCY
Full, uncompromising criminal, constitutional and financial responsibility of the 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 embezzlement of billions of zloty in the Governmental Agency of Strategic Reserves, PKN Orlen, Grupa Lotos, Ostrołęka C, NCBR, the Fund of Justice, and TVP. Any amnesties, clean slates, statutes of limitations or political light-touch treatments are excluded – every scandal will be accounted for to the very bottom with the full, uncompromising forfeiture of misappropriated assets in favor of the State Treasury.
FILAR 4: ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT FOR OMISSIONS, TIMIDITY AND LACK OF SETTLEMENTS
Power elected with a democratic mandate to restore the rule of law that, in the name of conformism, political fear, cafe deals or party coalition calculations, chooses procrastination, sabotage of reforms and the sin of omission, bears direct constitutional and criminal responsibility. Deliberate blocking of accountability for the crimes of predecessors shall be treated as direct complicity in the crime of collusion and will result in the immediate shortening of the parliamentary term and the resignation of the government.
FILAR 5: COMPLETE AND DEFINITIVE ABOLITION OF IMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE
The definitive elimination of parliamentary immunities (deputies, senators, European), judicial, prosecutorial, ministerial, official and presidential immunities. All citizens, without the slightest exception, are one hundred percent equal before the law and answer to 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.
FILAR 6: MANDATORY TWO-TERM LIMITS IN ALL ORGANS OF POWER
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 presidents of state agencies and central offices. An end to a lifelong, professional caste of politicians welded to their posts for decades, treating the public mandate as a private manor and forming oligarchic bureaucratic clans preying on taxpayers.
FILAR 7: MANDATORY QUARTERLY TOXICOLOGY TESTS AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF POWER
Mandatory, fully independent and random laboratory tests (from blood, urine and hair samples) for the presence of drugs, psychotropic substances, designer drugs 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.
FILAR 8: KONSTYTUCJA OBYWATELSKA ZE SZTYWNYMI TERMINAMI KALENDARZOWYMI
A new Basic Law written directly by citizens and independent experts, completely free of discretionary, rubbery and corruption-inducing phrases such as “without delay”, “within a reasonable time” or “without undue delay”. Replace them with absolute, rigid calendar days under penalty of automatic loss of office by an official, judge or president in the event of exceeding the prescribed deadline.
FILAR 9: STRICT ORDER OF INFLUENCE IN COURTS AND OFFICES – NO MORE “FREEZERS”
A statutory requirement for absolute processing and consideration of cases according to the strict, to-the-second date of their receipt by courts, prosecutors’ offices and public authorities, with the implementation of a digital timestamp using blockchain technology. The final end to political freezing of matters inconvenient for the authorities, manipulation of court dockets and deliberate delays in proceedings intended to lead to their statute-of-limitations expiry.
FILAR 10: FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL DISCLOSURE OF THE LIST OF ILLEGALLY SURVEILLED PERSONS
Immediate publication of a full, open register of all persons surveilled with cyberweapons (Pegasus, Hermes, Predator and related systems) together with the names of the officials and prosecutors ordering the wiretaps. Society, journalists and citizens have the inalienable right to the full truth, and all compensation for victims of surveillance shall be covered in full from the private assets of the decision-makers of the services.

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

FILAR 11: FULL CRIMINAL AND ASSET LIABILITY OF OFFICIALS
Introduction of personal criminal, civil and financial 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 (NBP), parliamentarians, local government officials, judges and prosecutors for deliberate violations of the Constitution, corruption, fabrication of evidence and unlawful decisions that cause harm to citizens or the State Treasury.
FILAR 12: TOTAL BAN ON HOLDING MULTIPLE OFFICES AND BAN ON SERVING IN STATE TREASURY COMPANIES
An absolute ban on serving on management boards, supervisory boards and advisory bodies of State Treasury companies, municipal companies and government agencies for ministers, deputies, senators, commune heads, mayors, councilors and members of their immediate families (with an obligatory five-year cooling-off period after the end of the mandate). State companies managed exclusively by apolitical professionals selected in transparent competitions.
FILAR 13: ABSOLUTE BAN ON CHANGING PARTY GROUPS – STOP POLITICAL TOURISM
The mandate of a deputy, senator and councilor is inextricably tied to the will of the voters expressed on the list of a given electoral committee. Abandoning the club, joining another party or political corruption results in the automatic, immediate termination of the mandate by operation of law and the assumption of the function by the next person on the list who obtained the highest result. An end to trading in the votes of the sovereign people.
FILAR 14: MANDATORY PRESENCE AT VOTES AND SESSIONS OF THE SEJM
The work of a parliamentarian and a councilor is a tough, accountable official duty to the Nation. An unexcused absence from sessions of the Sejm, the Senate, committees or votes exceeding 10% in a quarter results in automatic removal from mandate by operation of law, a lifelong ban on candidacy and the irrevocable loss of entitlement to a severance payment 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 an open online register available to every citizen in real time. Fraudulent mileage claims are treated as ordinary 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 arrangements protecting politicians, prosecutors, judges, agents of the services and journalists linked to them. Every official crime, cover-up, corruption or fabrication of operational files will be tried openly by a citizens' jury randomly drawn from among the citizens.
PILLAR 17: SYSTEMIC PROTECTION AND STRICT OVERSIGHT OF FORMER SERVICE OFFICERS
Officers of the special services (AW, Internal Security Agency (ABW), SKW, SWW) possessing knowledge of state secrets cannot be abandoned on the open market as prey for the mafia, organized crime and foreign intelligence. A 10-year ban on working for foreign entities and in sensitive sectors (cryptocurrencies, finance, private detective work, political parties) is introduced, combined with a decent state analytical salary and strict counterintelligence protection.
PILLAR 18: BLOCKING INFILTRATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND A BAN ON LOBBYING
Every bill, regulation and parliamentary amendment must have an open, digital register of authors by name and a full lobbying trail. An absolute ban is introduced on drafting laws by private law firms and lobbyists of foreign capital. Attempts to smuggle provisions at the behest of corporations or foreign capitals are 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 revenues of religious associations under general rules and an absolute ban on transferring State Treasury and local government properties for a pittance or with discounts. Religious associations may be financed only from voluntary tax deductions by the faithful in the annual PIT return.
PILLAR 20: CITIZEN 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 result of the referendum is absolutely binding on all state authorities without applying any turnout threshold. The executive and legislative powers have a categorical ban on modifying or delaying the will of the Nation expressed in a referendum.

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

PILLAR 21: DIGITAL TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY – END TO TROLL FARMS
Requirement of full identity verification and use of real data when publishing press articles, running newspapers and registering accounts on public social media. An end to paid troll farms, party bots and organized disinformation that destroys public debate – every participant bears full personal civil and criminal liability for their words.
PILLAR 22: TOTAL SERVICE TRANSPARENCY – MANDATORY BODY CAMERAS
An absolute obligation to audiovisually record all official activities undertaken by tax officials, customs officers, police officers and officers of uniformed and special services using continuously active body cameras. Deliberately switching off a camera, covering the lens or destroying a recording means automatic expulsion from service with a one-way ban and the nullification of any charges against a citizen.
PILLAR 23: DIRECT ELECTIONS AND RECALL OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS AND MINISTERS
Introduction of universal, direct civic elections and a recall mechanism by which the sovereign people can vote to remove judges of district courts, district prosecutors, senior officials, ministers and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. Eliminating party nomination keys, cabinet cliques and corrupt promotions in favor of direct verification by citizens.
PILLAR 24: COMPLETE DECLASSIFICATION OF IPN AND PRL SERVICE ARCHIVES
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 to definitively cut off file blackmail and hiding the agent past of public figures.
PILLAR 25: PUBLIC LIST OF ILLEGAL SERVICE COLLABORATORS IN TRUSTED PROFESSIONS
An absolute publication of a complete register of persons holding professions of public trust (judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal advisors, doctors, journalists) who were illegally recruited or undertook clandestine cooperation with the special services (including the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA)). Secret involvement in the justice apparatus and the media constitutes a mortal danger to the constitutional order.
PILLAR 26: MODERN AND DEFENSIVE EDUCATION – AI, DEFENSE AND PROGRAMMING
Definitive removal of religious education from public schools and allocation of the saved billions to subjects of key civilizational and strategic importance: practical defense training, marksmanship, medical rescue, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and advanced programming from the earliest ages.
PILLAR 27: CONSTITUTIONAL ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN SAFEGUARDS – BLOCKADE OF DICTATORSHIP
Implementation of hard, systemic control safeguards preventing the authoritarian usurpation of executive and presidential power. Any attempt to refuse to appoint a legally constituted government, to block judicial nominations or to manipulate elections will result in the automatic suspension of the presidential office by operation of law and the transfer of duties to the Marshal of the Sejm.
PILLAR 28: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF SALARIES THROUGHOUT THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Introduction of absolute transparency for all salaries, bonuses, premiums (including at the National Bank of Poland 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 that use public funds or fundraising. A publicly accessible online salary register operating in real time will eliminate hidden corruption and party patronage positions.
PILLAR 29: ASSET DECLARATIONS 100% PUBLIC, COMPUTER-READABLE AND FAMILY-ORIENTED
Total elimination of secrecy clauses in the asset declarations of persons holding public office. The obligation to complete declarations in a standardized digital format with real market valuations of real estate, cryptocurrencies, company shares and assets transferred to spouses, children and family foundations under penalty of mandatory confiscation of undisclosed property.
PILLAR 30: TOTAL ANNULMENT OF THE TWO-WEEK GOVERNMENT DECISIONS OF 2023
Statutory recognition as absolutely null and void by operation of law (ex tunc) of all financial decisions, resolutions, personnel appointments, grants and asset transfers made by the so-called two-week government of Mateusz Morawiecki from November 2023. All acts are to be immediately revoked and diverted funds returned to the state budget.

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

PILLAR 31: ARMAMENTS SOVEREIGNTY – SOURCE CODES AND MANDATORY OFFSET
An absolute statutory requirement that every defense contract concluded by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland include full industrial offset, technology transfer, servicing in Polish facilities 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 caprices and decisions of foreign capitals.
PILLAR 32: ZERO SALARY FOR SUSPENDED OFFICIALS AND JUDGES
Immediate suspension of payment of salaries, allowances and any remuneration for prosecutors, judges and senior state officials in the event of their formal suspension from duties or the initiation of criminal proceedings for violation of the law. An end to paying tens of thousands of zloty per month for inactivity to people of the old system.
PILLAR 33: ZERO SEVERANCE PAY AND "GOLDEN PARACHUTES" IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Total elimination of severance pay, gigantic compensation for non-compete clauses and golden parachutes for ministers, deputy ministers, presidents of the National Bank of Poland, village mayors, town mayors, city presidents and members of management boards and supervisory boards of State Treasury and municipal companies. Work for the state is service, not a tool for milking the budget by party appointees.
PILLAR 34: ONE BIG INVESTIGATION INTO THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Mandatory consolidation of all scattered proceedings concerning election protests, irregularities and suspicions of falsifying the 2025 presidential election into one great nationwide investigation conducted directly under the supervision of the Prosecutor General with public broadcasting of interrogations in order to punish the sponsors of the assault on the election.
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, hack factories and centers protecting power networks. Anti-corruption competencies are taken over by the Central Investigation Bureau of the Police (Centralne Biuro Śledcze Policji, CBŚP), and the IPN archives are 100% declassified and transferred to the State Archives.
PILLAR 36: UNIVERSAL VOTING OBLIGATION AND SECURE HYBRID VOTING
Introduction by statute of a universal voting obligation for all adult citizens modeled on proven democratic systems. Implementation of secure, encrypted internet voting based on blockchain technology in full coexistence with polling stations. Total elimination of party subsidies and abolition of the archaic election silence.
PILLAR 37: RIGID DEADLINES RESOLVING CASES IN FAVOR OF THE CITIZEN
Deletion from all legal acts and codes of discretionary procedural phrases. Introduction of rigid calendar deadlines for an office or court to settle a case – exceeding them results in automatic, definitive resolution of the case in favor of the citizen (the principle of tacit consent and acceptance of the claim), and the dilatory official bears personal financial liability.
PILLAR 38: CITIZENAL 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 current 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 lot 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 member of the Sejm, 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 of office automatically results in the mandate expiring by operation of law.
PILLAR 40: INSTITUTIONAL AUTOMATISM OF THE RULE OF LAW – NO MORE BLOCKADES
The introduction of a strict regime of responsibility for all state bodies for refusing to execute final judgments, rulings and court resolutions. If a public official, president, minister or judge delays performing a constitutional duty (e.g. administering the oath to judges or signing ambassadorial nominations), the IT system automatically suspends them from duties after 14 days and initiates a procedure to remove them from office.

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

PILLAR 41: DELEGALIZATION OF NEO-JUDGES, BAN ON ADJUDICATING AND REMOVAL OF PENSIONS
All judges appointed in gross violation of the Constitution by the politicized neo-National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) and deputies in the Constitutional Tribunal and the Supreme Court are permanently removed from adjudicating by operation of law. Their acts of appointment are declared void. They are immediately stripped of undeserved immunities and luxurious retirement privileges in reserve and are transferred to the general ZUS system, bearing full criminal liability for unlawful judgments they issued.
PILLAR 42: ABSOLUTE BAN ON INTERMEDIARIES IN PUBLIC AND DEFENCE CONTRACTS
When executing state, local government, infrastructure, fuel and military procurements, 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 producers under the presumption of corruption and treason if violated.
PILLAR 43: MANDATORY IMPRISONMENT FOR OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS
Politicians, members of the government, deputies, senators, judges, prosecutors and high state officials who commit crimes in connection with their office 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 with 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 – whether holding the office of President, Prime Minister, marshal, deputy, judge or prosecutor – has a protective shield against the law. A report of a 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, web applications and social services monetizing traffic or collecting data in Poland must unfailingly be subject to Polish law and Polish courts. Every entity has a statutory obligation to have a physical seat in Poland with direct contact details for the authorized board under penalty of immediate domain blocking and financial sanctions.
PILLAR 46: CALENDAR STRICTNESS 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 orders, 14 days to prepare a written justification of a judgment and 30 days to complete key procedural stages. Missing a deadline results in the automatic loss of 50% of the judge’s or prosecutor’s salary for that month, and repeated violation – disciplinary removal from the profession.
PILLAR 47: TWO-COMPONENT, LEGIBLE SIGNATURE OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Every court judgment, prosecutorial order, administrative decision, bill, regulation and their justification must, under penalty of absolute invalidity, bear the legible full first name and surname of the person responsible printed in type and a handwritten, legible personal 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 the absolute obligation to book and settle interbank transfers in real time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year without additional fees. It is forbidden to hold citizens’ and entrepreneurs’ funds on interbank settlement sessions such as Elixir or to unlawfully use others’ capital on weekends and holidays.
PILLAR 49: MANDATORY VAT REFUND WITHIN 7 DAYS
A statutory obligation to refund overpaid value added tax (VAT) to entrepreneurs’ bank accounts within an irrevocable period of up to 7 calendar days from the submission of the declaration. Companies’ funds constitute the lifeblood of the national economy and may not be frozen under the pretext of multi-month tax verifications. Any controls may only take place in parallel without blocking liquidity.
PILLAR 50: THE END OF LINGUISTIC IMMUNITY – PRECISE CRIMINAL QUALIFICATION
An absolute ban on the use by judges, prosecutors and politicians of manipulative neologisms that conceal crimes. The total elimination of artificial terms such as “disciplinary offense,” “breach of the dignity of office,” “formal error” or “oversight” in relation to theft, pimping, corruption, falsifying elections, violating human rights and constitutional treason. Each such act is qualified and tried directly under the Penal Code with mandatory confiscation of assets!

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