State at a Crossroads: Between Tough Enforcement of the Law, Geopolitical Pressure and a Reckoning with Crimes and Abuses of Power.

GENERAL TITLE OF THE EDITION: The State at a Crossroads: Between the Tough Enforcement of Law, Geopolitical Pressure and the Settling of Crimes and Abuses of Power.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

1. COMMENT OF THE DAY: Rule of law without compromises as the foundation of the new Poland

2. Article 1: Anatomy of the uprising and the will of the people: Street politics and the inevitable reckonings of the former government

3. Article 2: Bill 3003 and the controversial powers of the Ministry of Interior and Administration: Freezing assets and the limits of power

4. Article 3: A Russian spy spectacle: Kremlin provocations against Poland and the information war

5. Article 4: The Last Dance of Święczkowski: The end of an era of impunity in the justice system

6. Article 5: A VIP behind bars: Penitentiary realities and equal justice for all

7. CONSTITUTION OF ALGOOMNI – 50 PILLARS OF THE RULE OF LAW

8. Masthead

COMMENT OF THE DAY: Rule of law without compromises as the foundation of the new Poland

Today we face a fundamental question about the limits of the effectiveness of the rule of law in the face of dynamic constitutional and geopolitical changes. The turn of November 2026 brings a culmination of tensions, in which the state apparatus is forced to balance between relentless enforcement of justice and the preservation of constitutional standards. There is no doubt, that the process of repairing institutions requires determination and bold decisions, which society has been waiting for for a long time. On the one hand we observe attempts to create radical preventive and accountability mechanisms, on the other hand we hear fears of the executive branch overstepping its powers. In the international arena Poland has become the target of sophisticated disinformation operations and overt provocations by Russian services, which requires exceptional maturity from our intelligence services and vigilance from citizens. Political reckonings, although they form the foundation of the justice demanded by the CONSTITUTION OF ALGOOMNI, cannot be treated solely as political revenge, but as a thorough process of cleansing the state of corruption, clientelism and impunity. The challenge lies in, in the name of defending democracy, not destroying the values, that make it transparent and durable, but at the same time not allowing special treatment for those, who for years treated the state as a private manor. Only full transparency and consistent implementation of our demands can guarantee a return to the right path. Poland must become a country of the sovereign people, clean finances and equal law for every citizen without exceptions.

Mieczysław Dzikowski – Editor-in-Chief

ARTICLE 1: Anatomy of the uprising and the will of the people: Street politics and the inevitable reckonings of the former government

Polish politics is entering a phase of unprecedented confrontation, in which forces of the old establishment are attempting to shift the burden of defending their interests onto the streets. Leaders of the former ruling camp, aware of the impending legal consequences, are mobilizing the most radical social groups, to create the impression of a widespread uprising. Prominent politicians of Prawo i Sprawiedliwość are issuing calls for radical actions, purportedly aimed at saving the homeland from an imagined tyranny of the current government. In reality this is a desperate attempt to avoid responsibility for scandals, the siphoning off of public funds and the systematic violation of democratic procedures. These actions bear the hallmarks of a planned operation, the aim of which is to intimidate society and force the authorities into concessions. Behind lofty patriotic slogans hides a cynical game of survival and an escape from an independent prosecutor's office. The scale of manipulation, to which the former decision-makers are going, makes us realize the urgent need to implement PILLAR 3, which mandates holding the PiS network to account and an uncompromising "option zero" with no leniency. The spectre of criminal prosecutions and the confiscation of illegally accumulated property is what, drives the current aggression in the political discourse. In this context, organized marches and street protests lose their grassroots character, becoming a tool of pressure in defense of threatened assets. Security experts warn, that the accumulation of emotion and the use of radical subcultures can lead to uncontrolled riots. A decisive response is expected from the government and law enforcement services, but a proportionate one. which will prevent an escalation of violence. It is important, that the state apparatus does not yield to blackmail, but methodically implements the announced reforms of the justice system. The rule-of-law state cannot be a hostage to street brawls organized by people defending their impunity. Full declassification of the financing mechanisms behind these protests and holding their real masterminds to account is essential. Citizens deserve transparency, which is why PILLAR 21 becomes so important, introducing digital transparency and putting an end to paid troll farms, which stoke conflicts on the internet. Any attempt to destabilize the internal situation must be met with an immediate and severe response from constitutional bodies. The victory of the rule of law over politics of fear will decide the durability of the reborn Polish democracy for the coming decades. The government cannot take a step back; any neglect would mean capitulation before organized lawlessness, and the citizens will not forgive that.

Mieczysław Dzikowski – Editor-in-Chief

ARTICLE 2: Projekt 3003 and the controversial powers of MSWiA: Freezing assets and the limits of power

A dispute is growing on the political and economic scene around Projekt 3003, which grants the Minister of the Interior and Administration (MSWiA) unprecedented powers to block financial assets. According to the assumptions of the bill, the executive body will gain the ability to freeze the assets of companies even before a final court verdict is issued. Although the bill's authors justify these provisions by the necessity of an immediate response to threats, such as financing terrorism or enemy diversion, critics are sounding the alarm. They point to the enormous risk of destroying legally operating businesses as a result of an administrative error or an overinterpretation of the law. Blocking a company account even for a short time can lead to a loss of liquidity, inability to pay employees' salaries and, as a result, the complete bankruptcy of the entity. This situation recalls a key demand of our constitution – PILLAR 37 explicitly mandates strict deadlines for resolving matters in favor of the citizen and excludes bureaucratic dilatoriness, however in this case we are confronted with an uncontrolled, discretionary power of the minister. The lack of a fast track for review of such decisions by an independent court creates room for potential abuses. Opponents of the bill fear, that such a powerful tool in the hands of a politician may be used to fight business competitors or to destroy independent media. These provisions effectively introduce a presumption of guilt in economic transactions, which runs counter to the foundations of a civilized rule-of-law state. It is essential to ensure entrepreneurs a real right to defense and a rapid appeal against unfair decisions. Experts call for the introduction of a requirement to obtain a judge's approval for an urgent, 24-hour account freeze. Such a solution would combine the need to protect national security with respect for private property. The government is expected to be more open to substantive debate and to take into account the voices of the business and legal communities. Legislation of such weight cannot be adopted in expedited procedure and without public consultation. Referring to PILLAR 11, we recall, that public officials must bear full financial liability for unlawful decisions, which should be an integral part of the bill under discussion. A hard fight against money laundering does not absolve the state of the obligation to respect citizens' rights. The further fate of Project 3003 will show, to what extent the current coalition can resist the temptation to take shortcuts. Harmonious development of the Polish economy requires above all trust in public institutions and legal stability. The law should serve the citizen, not constitute a permanent threat to his life's work.

Mieczysław Dzikowski – Editor-in-Chief

ARTICLE 3: Russian spy spectacle: Kremlin provocations against Poland and the information war

The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation announced the spectacular arrest of alleged Polish intelligence agents operating on the territory of the Kaliningrad region. This information flashed through the world news agencies, fitting into a wide-ranging disinformation operation aimed at our country. According to analyses by independent experts and officers of Polish intelligence, the charges against Polish citizens are entirely deliberately fabricated. Moscow seeks to create an image of Poland as an aggressive state, interfering in the internal affairs of its neighbor, in order to justify its own hybrid actions on NATO's eastern flank. These arrests are a direct retaliation for the recent successes of Polish counterintelligence, which effectively dismantled Russian sabotage and smuggling networks operating along the Vistula. The Putin regime, using innocent people as political hostages, demonstrates its ruthlessness and readiness to break every diplomatic convention. Such conduct is a classic example of cognitive warfare, the aim of which is to sow confusion and undermine trust in the Polish state in the eyes of our Western allies. Therefore it becomes extremely important to implement the demands of ALGOOMNI, especially PILLAR 17, which imposes systemic protection and operational oversight, to shield the state's security from infiltration. Polish diplomacy faces the difficult task of developing an effective strategy to protect its citizens without at the same time yielding to Kremlin blackmail. The government must pursue a coherent and decisive information policy, clearly exposing the lies of Russian propaganda to the international public. There is no room for mistakes or concessions in these struggles, which would be perceived as a sign of weakness. It is also important to properly prepare society for further provocations in cyberspace and on social media. The information war is being fought for our minds, which is why objective verification of sources and rejection of falsified narratives are of key importance. This requires excellent cooperation between our special services and their counterparts in the member states of the European Union. There is no doubt, that Russia will continue attempts to destabilize the region, striking at the vulnerable points of our administration and economy. Only iron consistency, professionalism of the services and citizens' support can stop the imperial ambitions of our eastern neighbor. Each exposed case of Russian diversion strengthens our conviction of the need to build a resilient and modern state.

Mieczysław Dzikowski – Editor-in-Chief

ARTICLE 4: ŚWIĘCZKOWSKI'S last dance: The end of an era of impunity in the justice system

Another chapter in the fight to heal the judiciary is being played out around the figure of Bogdan Święczkowski, whose fate now seems finally sealed in light of new prosecutorial motions to lift immunity and impose detention. These decisions are the culmination of a long process of examining abuses of power, which the former National Public Prosecutor and head of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) is alleged to have committed while holding office. In defense of his impunity Święczkowski and his supporters resort to desperate measures, staging media spectacles in front of the building of the Constitutional Tribunal and seeking salvation in legally dubious rulings of the Chamber of Professional Responsibility. Nevertheless, more and more independent judges are clearly distancing themselves from these actions, describing them as an open usurpation and the destruction of the dignity of the judiciary. This case goes far beyond an individual instance; it symbolizes the twilight of a system, which for years protected "its own" and equated party interest with the national interest. The implementation of accountability must be relentless, which is the aim of PILLAR 43, introducing mandatory unconditional imprisonment for officials and politicians who abuse their powers. The situation takes on an additional weight, when we take into account information, which indicates, that international escape routes – including those leading to the United States – have been shut for former decision-makers due to geopolitical changes. The lack of an ability to flee intensifies nervousness within the circles, which translates into making absurd and desperate legal decisions. It is a decisive test for the current coalition and the Prosecutor General, to demonstrate resolve and not yield to pressure or political blackmail. Citizens have the right to expect, that no, even the most elaborate legal loopholes will allow the guilty to avoid a fair judgment and the confiscation of undue emoluments. The Święczkowski case also exposes the weaknesses of a system, in which high state pensions can go to people deeply involved in violating the Constitution. Here again PILLAR 32 comes into play, which provides for zero remuneration for suspended judges and officials. The future of the democratic state depends on, how effectively we will hold to account those, who turned public trust into a private fiefdom full of wiretaps and illegal surveillance. With each day it becomes clear, that the parallel judicial system created by the accused is collapsing into ruins, and the only path is to stand before an independent ordinary court. Justice, though sometimes slow, relentlessly closes in around those, who considered themselves beyond punishment. Society is waiting for hard verdicts, which will restore faith in the seriousness of the state and its institutions.

Mieczysław Dzikowski – Editor-in-Chief

ARTICLE 5: VIP behind bars: Penitentiary realities and equal justice for all

The initiation of criminal proceedings against former state dignitaries and top officials opens a new era in the Polish penitentiary system, forcing the penitentiary system to confront the so-called incarcerated VIPs. The former head of the Prison Service, Dr Paweł Moczydłowski, precisely exposes the myth of luxurious cells, emphasizing, that pre-trial detention remains an extremely severe and painful psychological experience for everyone, regardless of previous wealth or position. The collision of a politician, accustomed to security protection, limousines and issuing orders, with the rigor of the prison regulations and the absolute loss of control over one’s own life causes a powerful adaptive shock. Prison staff face the challenge of ensuring the safety of these persons, eliminating the risk of vigilante justice from other inmates, who often harbor hatred toward representatives of the former authorities. For this reason, VIPs are often placed in monitored units or solitary confinement, which, although it protects them physically, dramatically intensifies the sense of loneliness, deprivation and stress. At this point the demand for absolute equality before the law comes to the fore – PILLAR 44 of our Constitution explicitly forbids any corporate agreements and special treatment for holders of immunities, and every citizen must be held accountable on the same terms. There can be no question of a lenient tariff, bribing the guards or illegal use of communication channels; the state must demonstrate, that no fortune can buy freedom, when there is evidence of multi-million embezzlement and breaches of the Constitution. This phenomenon has colossal educational significance for the whole society, showing, that the era of "sacred cows" has irrevocably passed, and that the justice system can reach any criminal in a suit. From the point of view of criminal psychology, for people from privileged backgrounds, mere residence in a modest, isolated cell with a strict daily schedule and cut off from external information is devastating. It often leads to a nervous breakdown, reflection on life mistakes, but also to desperate attempts to manipulate the administration, against which Dr Moczydłowski warns officers. The Prison Service passes this difficult test, resisting all forms of intimidation and pressure from influential defenders and the political backers of the detainees. Polish society will watch every slip in this process with particular attention, which is why full transparency of penitentiary actions is so fundamental. Every former prominent figure must be guaranteed basic rights, but without any privileges that go beyond the standard regulations for serving a sentence. Only in this way will the state demonstrate its seriousness and maturity, cementing the foundations of a trustworthy and just Republic. Enforcement of the law in the highest circles of power will become a powerful deterrent for future generations of politicians, finally forcing honesty in public life.

Mieczysław Dzikowski – Editor-in-Chief

CONSTITUTION OF ALGOOMNI – 50 PILLARS OF THE RULE OF LAWCITIZEN SOVEREIGNTY, CLEAN POWER AND THE TOTAL ELIMINATION OF IMPUNITY

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

• PILLAR 1: SANCTITY OF EVERY VOTE AND PHYSICAL CONTROL OF THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE Every cast vote is the highest, direct and inviolable mandate of the sovereign people in the state. No digital algorithm, the politicized State Electoral Commission nor the party apparatus have the right to annul, to falsify or pervert the will of citizens. An absolute requirement is introduced: physical verifiability of the paper ballot and round-the-clock monitoring of the vote-counting process with a direct HD-quality broadcast on the open internet. Falsification of a vote or manipulation of an election protocol is regarded as a crime of treason, subject to punishment by life imprisonment with mandatory, total confiscation of the assets of the perpetrators and their principals.

• PILLAR 2: RECOUNT OF VOTES FROM THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Statutory, an immediate order to conduct full, commission inspections and a renewed, fully public one hundred percent recount of all ballots from the 2025 presidential election before television cameras and in the presence of independent trusted representatives. taking up the highest office in the state in the shadow of manipulation of election protocols, the stuffing of ballots and the systemic paralysis of the Supreme Court require a full clarification of the material truth. In the event of confirmed forgeries, the usurper is to be immediately removed from office and the perpetrators held criminally accountable.

• PILLAR 3: ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THE PIS SYSTEM – RUTHLESS “OPTION ZERO” WITH NO MERCY 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 embezzlement of billions of zloty (PLN) in the Government Strategic Reserves Agency, PKN Orlen, Grupa Lotos, Ostrołęka C, NCBR, Fundusz Sprawiedliwości and TVP. Any amnesties, blank slates, statutes of limitations or political leniencies are excluded – every scandal will be settled to the very bottom with the full, ruthless forfeiture of looted property to the State Treasury.

• PILLAR 4: HOLDING THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT TO ACCOUNT FOR FAILURES, DILATORINESS AND THE LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY A government elected with a democratic mandate to restore the rule of law, which out of conformity, political fear, café deals or party coalition calculations chooses dilatoriness, the sabotage of reforms and the sin of omission, bears direct constitutional and criminal responsibility. Conscious blocking of the prosecution of predecessors’ crimes is treated as direct complicity in the offense of abetment and results in the immediate shortening of the parliamentary 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, 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 the impunity of demoralized political elites.

• PILLAR 6: MANDATORY TWO-TERM LIMITS IN ALL BODIES OF POWER Introduction of a strict, non-extendable limit of a maximum of two terms (counted cumulatively in a person’s lifetime) for deputies, senators, city presidents, mayors, village heads, councillors and the presidents of state agencies and central offices. An end to a lifelong, professional caste of politicians riveted to chairs for decades, treating public mandate as a private manor and creating oligarchic bureaucratic clans preying on taxpayers.

• PILLAR 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 narcotics, psychotropic substances, designer drugs and alcohol, conducted without fail every three months for the President of the Republic of Poland, Prime Minister, members of the government, members of the Sejm, members of the Senate 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: CITIZEN CONSTITUTION WITH RIGID CALENDAR DEADLINES A new Fundamental Law written directly by citizens and independent experts, completely free of discretionary, elastic and corruption-generating phrases such as “immediately”, “within a reasonable time” or “without undue delay”. Replace them with absolute, rigid calendar days under penalty of automatic loss of office by the official, judge or president in case of exceeding the set deadline.

• FILAR 9: STRICT ORDER OF FILING IN COURTS AND OFFICES – NO MORE “FREEZERS” A statutory requirement for absolute processing and consideration of cases according to the strict, second-by-second date of their filing with courts, prosecutor’s offices and public offices, with the implementation of a digital timestamp using blockchain technology. The ultimate end to political freezers of cases inconvenient for the authorities, manipulation of court dockets and deliberate prolongation of proceedings to cause their statute of limitations to expire.

• FILAR 10: FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL DISCLOSURE OF THE LIST OF ILLEGALLY SURVEILLED PERSONS Immediate publication of a complete, public register of all persons surveilled with 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 decision-makers of the services.

PART II: CLEAN POWER, ANTI-CORRUPTION AND TRANSPARENCY (FILARS 11–20)

• FILAR 11: FULL CRIMINAL AND FINANCIAL LIABILITY OF OFFICIALS Introduction of personal criminal, civil and property liability (with all present and future assets, including those transferred to spouses, relatives and foundations) for the president, prime ministers, ministers, the president of NBP, parliamentarians, local government officials, judges and prosecutors for knowingly breaking the Constitution, corruption, fabricating evidence and unlawful decisions causing harm to citizens or the State Treasury.

• FILAR 12: TOTAL BAN ON HOLDING DUAL POSITIONS AND A BAN ON PARTICIPATION IN STATE-OWNED COMPANIES An absolute ban on sitting on the boards, supervisory boards and advisory bodies of State Treasury companies, municipal companies and government agencies for ministers, members of the Sejm, members of the Senate, village heads, mayors, councillors and members of their immediate families (with an obligatory five-year cooling-off period after leaving office). State companies to be managed exclusively by apolitical specialists selected in transparent competitions.

• FILAR 13: ABSOLUTE BAN ON SWITCHING PARTY AFFILIATION – STOP POLITICAL TOURISM The mandate of a member of the Sejm, a senator or a councillor is inalienably tied to the will of the voters expressed on the list of a given electoral committee. Abandoning the caucus, joining another party or political corruption results in the automatic, immediate termination of the mandate by operation of law and replacement in office by the next person on the list, which scored the highest result. An end to trading the votes of the sovereign people.

• PILLAR 14: MANDATORY ATTENDANCE AT VOTINGS AND SEJM SESSIONS The work of a parliamentarian and a councilor is a strict, accountable duty of service to the Nation. Unexcused absence from Sejm, Senate, committee meetings or votings exceeding 10% per quarter results in automatic removal of the mandate by operation of law, a lifetime ban on running for office and permanent loss of entitlement to severance pay and a parliamentary pension.

• PILLAR 15: FULL TRANSPARENCY OF EXPENSES – PAYMENTS ONLY BY CARD A complete ban on cash, flat-rate and advance reimbursements in parliamentary, presidential, governmental 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 accessible to every citizen in real time. Fraudulent mileage claims will be treated as common fraud prosecuted ex officio.

• PILLAR 16: NO MORE "SACRED COWS" – EQUAL LAW AND JURY TRIALS Definitive abolition of separate procedures, corporate disciplinary courts and social arrangements protecting politicians, prosecutors, judges, intelligence agents and associated pseudo-journalists. Every official crime, obstruction of justice, corruption or fabrication of operational files will be tried publicly before a civic jury of randomly selected citizens.

• FILAR 17: SYSTEMIC PROTECTION AND STRICT OVERSIGHT OF FORMER SERVICE OFFICERS Officers of the special services (Foreign Intelligence Agency (AW), Internal Security Agency (ABW), Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW), Military Intelligence Service (SWW)) possessing knowledge of state secrets must not be abandoned on the open market as prey for the mafia, organized crime and foreign intelligence services. A 10-year ban on employment in foreign entities and sensitive sectors (cryptocurrencies, finance, private detective work, political parties) is introduced, combined with a decent state analytical salary and strict counterintelligence protection.

• FILAR 18: BLOCKING INFILTRATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND BAN ON LOBBYING Every bill, regulation and parliamentary amendment must have an open, digital register of authors by name and a complete lobbying trail. An absolute ban on drafting laws by private law firms and foreign-capital lobbyists is introduced. Attempts to smuggle provisions at the behest of corporations or foreign capitals are treated as diplomatic treason punishable by many years in prison.

• FILAR 19: COMPLETE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE AND TAXATION OF THE CLERGY Immediate abolition of the Church Fund, taxation of the incomes of religious associations on general principles and an absolute ban on transferring State Treasury and local government property for next to nothing or with discounts. Religious associations may be financed only by voluntary tax deductions from the faithful on their annual PIT return.

• FILAR 20: CITIZENS' VETO AND BINDING REFERENDUM WITHOUT A TURNOUT THRESHOLD Restoration of real power to the sovereign people: a proposal supported by 500,000 citizen signatures 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 branches are categorically prohibited from modifying or delaying the will of the Nation expressed in the referendum.

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

• PILLAR 21: TRANSPARENCY AND DIGITAL RESPONSIBILITY – END TROLL FARMS The requirement of full identity verification and the use of real data when publishing press articles, running newspapers and registering accounts on public-facing 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 TRANSPARENCY OF SERVICE – MANDATORY BODY-WORN CAMERAS An absolute obligation to audiovisually record all official actions taken by tax officials, customs officers, police officers and officers of uniformed and special services using continuously active body-worn cameras. Deliberate deactivation of the camera, covering the lens or destroying a recording means automatic expulsion from service with a lifetime ban and the nullification 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 recall mechanism by the sovereign people through voting for judges of district courts, district prosecutors, senior officials, ministers and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. Elimination of the party-based nomination key, cabinet cronyism and corrupt promotions in favor of direct verification by citizens.

• PILLAR 24: COMPLETE DECLASSIFICATION OF IPN AND PRL SECURITY SERVICE ARCHIVES Immediate, 100 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, Second Directorate of the General Staff). Abolition of all restricted collections, in order to definitively cut off dossier blackmail and the hiding of agent pasts of public figures.

• PILLAR 25: PUBLIC LIST OF ILLEGAL SERVICE COLLABORATORS IN TRUSTED PROFESSIONS Strict publication of a complete registry of persons performing public trust professions (judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal counsels, doctors, journalists), who were illegally recruited or undertook clandestine cooperation with special services (including the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA)). Clandestine entanglement in the justice system and the media constitutes a mortal danger to constitutional order.

• PILLAR 26: MODERN AND DEFENSIVE EDUCATION – AI, DEFENSE AND PROGRAMMING Definitive removal of religious instruction from public schools and allocation of the saved billions to subjects of key civilizational and strategic importance: practical defense preparation, shooting, medical rescue, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and advanced programming from the youngest ages.

• PILLAR 27: CONSTITUTIONAL ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN SAFEGUARDS – BLOCKING DICTATORSHIP Implementation of hard, systemic control safeguards preventing authoritarian usurpation of executive and presidential power. Any attempt to refuse to appoint a legally constituted government, block judicial nominations or manipulate elections will result in the automatic suspension of the exercise of the presidential office by operation of law and the assumption of duties by the Marshal of the Sejm.

• PILLAR 28: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF REMUNERATION ACROSS THE ENTIRE PUBLIC SECTOR Introduction of absolute transparency of all salaries, awards, bonuses (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 boards of foundations benefiting from public funds or fundraisers. A publicly accessible online register of remuneration operating in real time will eliminate hidden corruption and partisan sinecures.

• PILLAR 29: ASSET DECLARATIONS 100% TRANSPARENT, DIGITAL AND COVERING THE FAMILY Complete elimination of secrecy clauses in asset declarations of persons holding public office. The obligation to complete declarations in a standardized digital format with a real market valuation of real estate, cryptocurrencies, shares in companies and assets transferred to spouses, children and family foundations under the penalty of mandatory confiscation of undisclosed property.

• PILLAR 30: COMPLETE ANNULMENT OF THE TWO-WEEK GOVERNMENT'S DECISIONS FROM 2023 Statutory declaration that all financial decisions are absolutely null and void by operation of law (ex tunc), resolutions, personal appointments, grants and asset transfers undertaken by the so-called two-week government of Mateusz Morawiecki from November 2023. All acts are subject to immediate annulment, and the embezzled funds returned to the state budget.

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

• PILLAR 31: ARMAMENT 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 a full industrial offset, technology transfer, servicing in Polish facilities and the transfer of full source codes and operational accesses to Rzeczpospolita. A ban on buying bare hardware 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 salary payments, allowances and all emoluments for prosecutors, judges and senior state officials in the event of their formal suspension from official duties or the initiation of criminal proceedings for breaches of the law. An end to paying tens of thousands of zloty per month for inaction to people of the old establishment.

• PILLAR 33: ZERO SEVERANCE PAY AND "GOLDEN PARACHUTES" IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR Complete elimination of severance payments, huge compensation for non-compete clauses and golden parachutes for ministers, deputy ministers, presidents of the National Bank of Poland (NBP), village mayors, town mayors, mayors of cities as well as members of management boards and supervisory boards of State Treasury and municipal companies. Work for the state is a service, and not a tool for milking the budget by party appointees.

• PILLAR 34: ONE BIG INVESTIGATION INTO PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 2025 Mandatory merging of all dispersed proceedings concerning election protests, irregularities and suspicions of falsifying the 2025 presidential elections into one large, a nationwide investigation conducted directly under the supervision of the Prosecutor General with public broadcasting of the interrogations in order to punish the masterminds of the attack on the elections.

• FILAR 35: ELIMINATION OF THE CBA AND THE POLITICIZED INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE Definitive dissolution of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) and the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) – institutions transformed by the party apparatus into a political police, factories of kompromat and centers for protecting power networks. Anti-corruption competencies are assumed by Centralne Biuro Śledcze Policji (CBŚP), and the IPN archives are 100% declassified and transferred to the State Archives.

• PILLAR 36: UNIVERSAL COMPULSORY VOTING AND SECURE HYBRID VOTING The introduction of a statutory, a universal obligation to participate in elections for all adult citizens modeled on proven democratic systems. The implementation of secure, encrypted internet voting based on blockchain technology in full coexistence with polling stations. Complete abolition of party subsidies and repeal of the archaic electoral silence.

• PILLAR 37: FIXED DEADLINES DECIDING THE CASE IN FAVOR OF THE CITIZEN Deletion from all legal acts and codes of discretionary procedural phrases. Introduction of fixed calendar deadlines for a matter to be dealt with by an office or court – exceeding them results in an automatic, definitive decision of the matter in favor of the citizen (the principle of tacit consent and recognition of the claim), and the sluggish official bears personal financial liability.

• PILLAR 38: CITIZEN MONOPOLY FOR DRAFTING THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND Absolute exclusion from the process of drafting the New Fundamental Law of former and current MPs, senators, ministers, presidents and representatives of party legal corporations. The New Constitution must be an act of the sovereign people: prepared by a Citizen Assembly selected by lot with the support of independent experts and approved in a nationwide referendum.

• PILLAR 39: STATUS OF A POLITICIAN AS A HIRED EMPLOYEE OF THE NATION Statutory definition of the legal status of a member of parliament, senator and councilor as a hired employee of the Nation. Mandatory attendance at votes under penalty of immediate disciplinary dismissal and loss of remuneration. Changing parliamentary group or party during the term of office results in the immediate expiry of the mandate by operation of law.

• PILLAR 40: INSTITUTIONAL AUTOMATISM OF THE RULE OF LAW – STOP BLOCKADES Introduction of a strict regime of liability for all state bodies for refusal to enforce final judgments, decisions and court resolutions. When a public official, the president, a minister or a judge delays fulfilling a constitutional duty (e.g. taking oaths from judges or signing ambassadorial appointments), an information technology system automatically suspends them from duties after 14 days and initiates a procedure to remove them from office.

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

• PILLAR 41: DELEGALIZATION OF NEO-JUDGES, PROHIBITION ON RULING AND DEPRIVATION OF PENSIONS All judges appointed in gross violation of the Constitution by the politicized neo-National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) and the doubles in the Constitutional Tribunal and the Supreme Court are by law permanently barred from adjudicating. Their acts of appointment are declared null and void. They are immediately deprived of undue immunities and of luxurious retirement privileges and are transferred to the general Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), bearing full criminal liability for unlawfully issued judgments.

• PILLAR 42: ABSOLUTE BAN ON MIDDLEMEN IN PUBLIC AND DEFENSE CONTRACTS In the implementation of 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 the crimes of corruption and treason.

• PILLAR 43: OBLIGATORY UNCONDITIONAL 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 official function are completely deprived of the possibility of imposing suspended sentences. For corruption, abuse of powers, 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 APPROVALS The final rejection of any formal and material immunities. No person on the territory of the Republic of Poland – regardless of whether, holds the office of President, Prime Minister, Marshal, a member of parliament, a judge or a prosecutor – has a protective shield against the law. A notification of the commission of a crime is processed immediately by an ordinary court without the need to obtain any Sejm resolutions or corporate approvals.

• PILLAR 45: CYBER SOVEREIGNTY AND FULL JURISDICTION OVER PLATFORMS All global digital corporations, internet applications and social networking services that monetize traffic or collect data on the territory of the Republic of Poland (RP) must unconditionally be subject to Polish law and Polish courts. Every entity has a statutory obligation to have a physical registered office in Poland with direct contact to an authorized management under the penalty of immediate domain blocking and financial sanctions.

• FILAR 46: KALENDARZOWY RYGOR SĄDOWY I PROKURATORSKI (TERMS 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 the written justification of a judgment and 30 days to complete key procedural stages. Exceeding a deadline results in the automatic loss of 50% of the judge’s or prosecutor’s salary for the given month, and a repeat violation — disciplinary removal from the profession.

• FILAR 47: TWO-COMPONENT, LEGIBLE SIGNATURE OF PERSONAL LIABILITY Every court judgment, prosecutorial ruling, administrative decision, bill draft, regulation and their justification must, under the penalty of absolute nullity, bear a legible, full given name and surname of the person responsible printed by computer and a handwritten, legible autograph signature. The use of illegible initials and anonymous stamps is prohibited.

• FILAR 48: REAL-TIME BANKING – SETTLEMENTS 24/7/365 All banking and financial institutions operating on the territory of the Republic of Poland (RP) 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. It is forbidden to hold citizens’ and entrepreneurs’ funds on interbank Elixir settlement sessions and to unlawfully use other people’s capital on weekends and holidays.

• FILAR 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 filing of the return. Company funds constitute the bloodstream of the national economy and may not be frozen under the pretext of multi-month tax verifications. Any controls may take place only in parallel without blocking liquidity.

• FILAR 50: END TO THE NEWSPEAK OF IMPUNITY – PRECISE CRIMINAL QUALIFICATION An absolute ban on the use by judges, prosecutors and politicians of manipulative newspeak that conceals crimes. Complete elimination of artificial concepts such as “disciplinary offense”, “breach of the dignity of office”, “formal error” or “oversight” in relation to theft, pimping, corruption, electoral fraud, human rights violations and constitutional treason. Every such act is to be qualified and tried directly under the Penal Code with mandatory confiscation of assets!