GENERAL TITLE OF THE EDITION:

INDEPENDENCE DAY MARKED BY THE RULE OF LAW AND SECURITY: THE KRAKOW CASE, THE MARCH IN WARSAW, THE FIGHT FOR THE CONSTITUTION AND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR IMPUNITY!

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

Wednesday morning, 11 November 2026, greets the Republic of Poland on the day of our most important national holiday – the 108th anniversary of regaining independence. As a person of ALGOOMNI I look at today with deep solemnity, pride in our history, but also with civic concern for the country's future. Independence Day is not the property of any political party, any clique or radical gangs trying to appropriate the white-and-red colors. True patriotism begins with respect for another citizen, with safety on the streets of our cities and with the steadfast observance of the law, which applies to everyone – from a rank-and-file official to the highest reaches of power.

This year's 11 November we observe in the shadow of painful mourning after the bloody tragedy on the Main Square in Krakow and in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. Today more than ever we need a state that is efficient, transparent and resilient both to internal provocations and to external information warfare. At the same time, before our eyes the fates of restoring constitutional order in the Constitutional Tribunal and of accounting for multibillion economic and wiretapping scandals from recent years are being decided. As citizens we cannot agree to any rotten compromises or to hiding the truth behind the veil of immunities and corporate secrets.

Freedom and independence require daily vigilance, courage and firm constitutional safeguards that protect the Nation from dictatorship, corruption and impunity of the elites. That is why in this holiday issue number 61 we hand readers five penetrating analyses and the full text of Konstytucja ALGOOMNI (ALGOOMNI Constitution) – 50 Pillars of the Rule of Law. May this 11 November be a day of unity around truth, security and a strong, civic Republic!

CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 61/2026 (11.11.2026):

ART. I: Independence Day 11 November 2026: Street safety, responsibility of the services and a test of the state’s maturity after the tragedy in Krakow
ART. II: Constitutional breakthrough and reckoning with lawlessness: Will the judiciary regain full independence before 2027?
ART. III: Pegasus, intelligence services and blackmail of the elites: Why transparency of operational registers is a condition of the Sejm’s and government’s sovereignty?
ART. IV: Economy, energy and major investigations: Ostrołęka C, nuclear safety and the fight to recover stolen billions
ART. V: Information war and Poland's digital sovereignty: How to protect public debate from disinformation and foreign influence?
KONSTYTUCJA ALGOOMNI: All 50 Pillars of the Rule of Law (Pillars 1–50 in full)
EDITORIAL FOOTER (IMPRESSUM): Official data of the publisher ALGOOMNI P.S.A. (ISSN 3072-6360, RPR 21687)

ARTICLE I: INDEPENDENCE DAY 11 NOVEMBER 2026: STREET SAFETY, RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SERVICES AND A TEST OF THE STATE’S MATURITY AFTER THE TRAGEDY IN KRAKOW

Based on analysis of video materials and reports from the 11 November commemorations

Today's celebrations of the 108th anniversary of Poland regaining independence are taking place in an atmosphere of heightened vigilance by law enforcement and deep social reflection. Mere four days after the dramatic shooting on the Main Square in Krakow and the discovery of bodies in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, the streets of Warsaw and other Polish cities are closely guarded by thousands of police officers, fire service personnel and medical teams. For every citizen the key question today is whether the state can at once guarantee the constitutional right to peaceful celebration and effectively isolate any groups aiming for street violence. The capital authorities and the interior ministry have introduced tightened assembly control procedures, clearly signaling zero tolerance for aggression, dangerous pyrotechnics and attempts to attack police officers.

In the face of the recent heroism of Krakow officers who, at risk to their lives, detained an armed assailant, society expects full respect for the uniform that defends the law. At the same time we demand of all state bodies that their actions be one hundred percent transparent and free from any political abuses. Independence Day should unite Poles around common values, not become a battlefield between radical groups. Every case of incitement to riots or of bringing dangerous instruments onto the march route must be met with a decisive and immediate legal response.

It is equally important to draw systemic lessons from the Krakow tragedy regarding the supervision of firearm holders and the early detection of threat signals. The state cannot limit itself to reacting after the fact but must build a professional system of prevention and crisis education. Directly part of this vision of a safe Republic is Pillar 22 of the Konstytucja ALGOOMNI, mandating the compulsory use of body-worn cameras by uniformed services during all interventions. In accordance with Pillar 39 of the Konstytucja ALGOOMNI, the police serve to protect citizens, not party interests, with the complete exclusion of impunity for aggressors. Furthermore Pillar 26 of the Konstytucja ALGOOMNI introduces universal defense education and medical rescue training in schools, building a conscious and resilient civic society.

ARTICLE II: CONSTITUTIONAL BREAKTHROUGH AND RECKONING WITH LAWLESSNESS: WILL THE JUDICIARY REGAIN FULL INDEPENDENCE BEFORE 2027?

Based on a legal-political analysis of video materials

In the public debate about the future of Polish democracy, the process of restoring constitutional order in the Constitutional Tribunal and the Supreme Court now comes to the fore. After years of deep crisis caused by the appointment of so-called doubles and the politicization of the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS), the lawful judicial authorities have taken decisive steps to unblock state institutions. The submission by the National Prosecutor's Office of motions to bring Bogdan Święczkowski to criminal responsibility and attempts to regularize the status of neo-judges are provoking violent reactions in the camp of the former authorities. The forthcoming General Assembly meeting of Constitutional Tribunal judges scheduled for 17 November will be another important test of the determination of law enforcement bodies and the independence of the judiciary.

Many commentators and citizens rightly note that the greatest threat to the rehabilitation of the state would be any behind-the-scenes agreements described as a “constitutional reset.” Wiping out responsibility for years of violating the Basic Law would mean condoning future attempts by successive political teams to capture the courts. Instead of political horse-trading we need clear, calendared deadlines for processing cases and full transparency of disciplinary and criminal proceedings. Citizens who have waited years for fair verdicts in common courts cannot be hostages to disputes over caste privileges and immunities.

Every judge and prosecutor must remember that their only superior is the Constitution and the law, not a phone call from a party headquarters or a palace office. Directly affecting this fundamental repair of the judiciary are Pillar 5 and Pillar 41 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which definitively abolish immunities and remove neo-judges from adjudication while transferring them to the common Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) system. In accordance with Pillar 9 and Pillar 46 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, cases in the courts must proceed in strict order of filing and within rigid deadlines of 7, 14 and 30 days. Meanwhile, Pillar 47 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution requires a clear, named personal signature of responsibility on every judgment and official decision.

ARTICLE III: PEGASUS, INTELLIGENCE SERVICES AND ELITE BLACKMAIL: WHY THE DISCLOSURE OF OPERATIONAL REGISTERS IS A CONDITION FOR THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE SEJM AND THE GOVERNMENT?

Based on investigative analysis of video materials

One of the most serious problems threatening the stability of the Polish state remains the unresolved legacy of the illegal use of surveillance systems such as Pegasus. Conversations and expert analyses clearly indicate that the failure to fully disclose the list of wiretapped persons and the names of those who commissioned the wiretaps gives rise to justified suspicions of hidden political blackmail. When private, often intimate materials from the phones of politicians, journalists, lawyers and entrepreneurs were collected for years, a powerful tool of pressure on the country’s decision-making processes was created. Until these black archives are fully secured and accounted for, part of the political class may be paralysed in key votes.

The sovereignty of a democratically elected parliament requires a total cutting off of the pathology in which the intelligence services become an autonomous political player or a private police force for one party. Citizens have every right to know what public millions from earmarked funds were spent on and who is personally responsible for violating attorney–client and journalistic confidentiality. Attempts to cover up official crimes with a falsely interpreted state secrecy only deepen the crisis of trust in the institutions of the Republic. A deep structural reform is necessary that will separate anti-corruption tasks from political manoeuvring and subject the work of the services to strict civic oversight.

You cannot build a strong Poland on the foundation of fear of files hidden in the safes of former officers. Full cleansing of this sphere is a necessary condition for restoring the credibility of the state in the eyes of its own citizens and NATO allies. Directly affecting this rehabilitation process are Pillar 9 (liquidation of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA)) and Pillar 10 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, which require the immediate disclosure of the list of illegally surveilled persons and the handing over of archives to civic supervision. In accordance with Pillar 18 and Pillar 25 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution, recruiting representatives of professions of public trust is prohibited and a public list of illegal collaborators of the services is published. Additionally, Pillar 35 of the ALGOOMNI Constitution guarantees every citizen access to operational control files after their conclusion.

ARTICLE IV: THE ECONOMY, ENERGY AND MAJOR INVESTIGATIONS: OSTROŁĘKA C, ATOMIC SAFETY AND THE FIGHT TO RECOVER STOLEN BILLIONS

Based on economic analysis of video materials

Against the backdrop of great constitutional disputes and anniversary ceremonies, an extremely important battle is being fought for the future of the Polish economy and for accounting for the gigantic losses in State Treasury companies. The latest symbol of this struggle is the investigation into the construction and later demolition of the coal unit of the Ostrołęka C power plant, in which 25 people have already been detained. Sinking more than two and a half billion zloty into an investment doomed from the start to economic failure shows the scale of contempt for Polish taxpayers' money. Equally painful losses resulted from opaque fuel mergers, the sell-off of refinery assets and transfers of funds through intermediary companies to tax havens.

At the same time Poland today faces the historic challenge of implementing a nuclear power programme that is to guarantee cheap, stable and clean energy for our industry and households. Key contracts with American partners such as Westinghouse and Bechtel require full legal stability, transparency and protection against backroom lobbying wars. The state must relentlessly prosecute those responsible for past embezzlements, but in a way that does not paralyse strategic investments that will determine our energy security for decades. Every zloty taken from the national patrimony should be returned to the budget through confiscation of the private assets of the perpetrators and their accomplices.

The healing of public finances also requires a complete severing of politicians and their families from supervisory boards and management boards of state-owned and municipal companies. No more treating strategic enterprises as electoral booty and a source of funding for party campaigns. This economic renewal directly includes Pillar 12 and Pillar 42 of Konstytucja ALGOOMNI (Constitution ALGOOMNI), which prohibit combining political functions with State Treasury companies and eliminate intermediaries and shell companies from public contracts. In accordance with Pillar 29 and Pillar 31 of Konstytucja ALGOOMNI (Constitution ALGOOMNI), decision-makers' assets are subject to one hundred percent transparency, and strategic contracts must ensure Poland full technological sovereignty. Moreover, Pillar 49 of Konstytucja ALGOOMNI (Constitution ALGOOMNI) guarantees honest Polish entrepreneurs a mandatory VAT refund within a maximum of 7 days.

ARTICLE V: INFORMATION WAR AND POLAND'S DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY: HOW TO PROTECT PUBLIC DEBATE FROM DISINFORMATION AND FOREIGN INFLUENCE?

On the basis of cybersecurity analysis and video materials

Contemporary struggle for the independence of the Republic does not take place solely on land borders, but every day unfolds in the Polish informational and digital space. Recent days have shown with horrifying clarity how quickly hostile foreign centres and domestic troll farms exploit national tragedies and political disputes to sow panic. Massive bot attacks after the shooting in Krakow, attempts to incite nationality-based hatred and undermining trust in Polish security services are classic tools of psychological warfare. Unfortunately, global social platforms often remain unpunished for this practice, profiting from algorithms that promote extreme emotions and lies.

Equally dangerous is the phenomenon of anonymous hate and organised disinformation financed from covert sources, which destroys public debate ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle. A civic rule-of-law state must equip itself with modern legal and technological tools that restore basic responsibility for speech in the public sphere. Freedom of speech cannot mean impunity for automated propaganda networks operating on behalf of foreign intelligence services or party machines. Every digital entity drawing benefits from the Polish market must be subject to Polish law and the rulings of Polish courts without the possibility of escaping to overseas servers.

At the same time, digital education of society, development of artificial intelligence technologies in the public interest and the building of independent civic media free from party subsidies are of key importance. Only a conscious, well-informed the sovereign people can resist manipulation and defend its freedom in the 21st century. Directly addressing the protection of our infosphere are Pillar 21 and Pillar 45 of Konstytucja ALGOOMNI (Constitution ALGOOMNI), which require verification of the identities of public-reach accounts, eliminate troll farms and subject global platforms to the full jurisdiction of Polish courts. In accordance with Pillar 26 of Konstytucja ALGOOMNI (Constitution ALGOOMNI), Polish schools must teach cybersecurity, programming and critical thinking about AI, and Pillar 48 through real-time banking 24/7/365 allows immediate tracing of suspicious transfers that fund disinformation.

CONSTITUTION ALGOOMNI – 50 PILLARS OF THE RULE OF LAW

CIVIC SOVEREIGNTY, CLEAN 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 PHYSICAL CONTROL BY THE SOVEREIGN
Every cast vote is the highest, direct and inviolable mandate of the sovereign people in the state. No digital algorithm, politicised State Electoral Commission nor party cabal has the right to invalidate, falsify or distort the will of citizens. An absolute requirement is introduced for the physical verifiability of the paper ballot and round-the-clock monitoring of the vote-counting process with direct HD transmission on the open internet. Falsifying a vote or manipulating an electoral protocol is regarded as the crime of treason, punishable by life imprisonment with mandatory, total confiscation of the assets of the perpetrators and their instigators.
PILLAR 2: THE RECOUNT OF THE VOTES FROM THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
A statutory, immediate mandate to carry out full, commission inspections and a complete, one hundred percent public recount of all ballots from the 2025 presidential election before television cameras and in the presence of independent trusted witnesses. The assumption of the highest office in the state under the shadow of manipulation of electoral protocols, ballot stuffing and systemic paralysis of the Supreme Court demands a full clarification of the material truth. In the event that fraud is confirmed, the usurper is to be immediately removed from office and the guilty brought to criminal responsibility.
PILLAR 3: ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THE PIS NETWORK – THE ABSOLUTE "ZERO OPTION" WITHOUT A GRACE PERIOD
Full, uncompromising criminal, constitutional and pecuniary 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 zlotys in the Governmental Agency of Strategic Reserves, PKN Orlen, Grupa Lotos, Ostrołęka C, NCBR, the Fund for Justice 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 the full, unconditional forfeiture of looted assets to the State Treasury.
PILLAR 4: HOLDING THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT TO ACCOUNT FOR OMISSIONS, TIMIDITY AND FAILURE TO PURSUE ACCOUNTABILITY
A government elected with a democratic mandate to restore the rule of law that, in the name of conformism, political fear, café deals or partisan coalition calculations, chooses timidity, sabotages reforms and commits the sin of omission, bears direct constitutional and criminal responsibility. Willfully blocking the settling of predecessors' crimes is treated as direct complicity in the crime of aiding and abetting 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 (members of the Sejm, senators, Members of the European Parliament), judicial, prosecutorial, ministerial, administrative and presidential immunities. All citizens without the slightest exception are one hundred percent equal before the law and answer to independent common courts from liberty or provisional detention. Immunity has become a pathological, criminal shield protecting corruption, pimping, thievery, violence and the impunity of morally corrupt 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 members of the Sejm, senators, city presidents, mayors, commune heads, councillors and presidents of state agencies and central offices. An end to a lifelong, professional caste of politicians welded to their seats for decades, treating public office as private estate and creating oligarchic administrative clans preying on taxpayers.
PILLAR 7: MANDATORY QUARTERLY TOXICOLOGICAL TESTING AT THE TOP 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, carried out without exception every three months for the President of the Republic of Poland, the Prime Minister, members of the government, members of the Sejm, 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 lifelong 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, 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 removal from office of an official, judge or president in the event of exceeding the prescribed deadline.
PILLAR 9: STRICT ORDER OF RECEIPT IN COURTS AND OFFICES – STOP THE “FREEZERS”
A statutory requirement for unconditional processing and consideration of cases according to the strict, second-by-second date of their receipt by courts, prosecutors’ offices and public offices, with the implementation of a digital timestamp using blockchain technology. The final end to political freezers of inconvenient cases, manipulation of court dockets and deliberate delays in proceedings aimed at causing their statute of limitations to expire.
PILLAR 10: FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL DISCLOSURE OF THE LIST OF ILLEGALLY SURVEILLED PEOPLE
Immediate publication of a complete, public register of all persons surveilled with cyberweapons (Pegasus, Hermes, Predator and related systems) together with the names of the officers and prosecutors commissioning the eavesdropping. Society, journalists and citizens have an inalienable right to the full truth, and all compensation for victims of surveillance will be covered in full from the private assets of the service decision-makers.

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

PILLAR 11: FULL CRIMINAL AND PECUNIARY LIABILITY OF OFFICIALS
Introducing personal criminal, civil and pecuniary liability (with all present 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 knowingly violating the Constitution, corruption, fabricating evidence and unlawful decisions causing harm to citizens or the State Treasury.
PILLAR 12: TOTAL BAN ON HOLDING MULTIPLE POSITIONS AND BAN ON PARTICIPATION IN STATE-OWNED 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, members of the Sejm, senators, commune heads, mayors, councillors and members of their immediate families (with an obligatory five-year cooling-off period after the end of the mandate). State companies to be managed exclusively by apolitical specialists selected in transparent competitions.
PILLAR 13: ABSOLUTE BAN ON CHANGING PARTY GROUPS – STOP POLITICAL TOURISM
The mandate of a member of the Sejm, senator or councillor 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 the sovereign people’s votes.
PILLAR 14: MANDATORY ATTENDANCE AT VOTES AND SESSIONS OF THE SEJM
The work of a parliamentarian and a councilor is a hard, accountable duty of service to the Nation. An unjustified absence from Sejm, Senate, committee sessions or votes exceeding 10% over a quarter results in automatic deprivation of mandate by operation of law, a lifetime ban on running for office and permanent loss of the right to a severance payment and a parliamentary pension.
FILAR 15: FULL TRANSPARENCY OF EXPENSES – SETTLEMENTS ONLY BY CARD
A total ban on cash, lump-sum and advance settlements in parliamentary, presidential, government and local government activities. All office expenses, expert opinions, hotels, travel and purchases must be paid exclusively with a nominal official card linked to an open online register available to every citizen in real time. Fraudulent mileage claims will be treated as common fraud prosecuted ex officio.
FILAR 16: NO MORE “SACRED COWS” – EQUAL LAW AND A JURY
Definitive abolition of separate procedures, corporate disciplinary courts and social arrangements that protect politicians, prosecutors, judges, agents of the services and their associated pseudo-journalists. Every official crime, cover-up, corruption or fabrication of operational files will be tried publicly before a citizens’ jury drawn by lot from among the populace.
FILAR 17: SYSTEMIC PROTECTION AND STRICT SUPERVISION OF FORMER SERVICE OFFICERS
Officers of the special services (AW, Internal Security Agency (ABW), SKW, SWW) who possess knowledge of state secrets cannot be abandoned on the free market as prey for the mafia, organized crime and foreign intelligence services. A 10-year ban is introduced on working for foreign entities and in sensitive sectors (cryptocurrencies, finance, private detective work, political parties) combined with a dignified state analytical salary and strict counterintelligence protection.
FILAR 18: BLOCKING INFILTRATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND A BAN ON LOBBYING
Every bill, regulation and Sejm amendment must have an open, digital register of authors by name and a full lobbying trail. A strict ban is imposed 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.
FILAR 19: COMPLETE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE AND TAXATION OF THE CLERGY
Immediate abolition of the Church Fund, taxation of the revenues of religious associations on general principles and an absolute ban on transferring State Treasury and local government properties for a pittance or with discounts. Religious associations may be financed only by voluntary tax deductions by the faithful in the annual PIT return.
FILAR 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 result of the referendum is absolutely binding for all state authorities without applying any turnout threshold. The executive and legislative powers are categorically forbidden from modifying or delaying the will of the Nation expressed in the referendum.

CZĘŚĆ III: TRANSPARENCY, DIGITALISATION AND STATE SECURITY (FILARS 21–30)

FILAR 21: DIGITAL TRANSPARENCY AND 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-facing social media. An end to paid troll farms, party bots and organised disinformation that destroys public debate – every participant bears full personal civil and criminal liability for their words.
FILAR 22: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF THE SERVICE – MANDATORY BODY CAMERAS
An absolute duty to audiovisually record all official activities undertaken by tax officers, customs officers, police and officers of uniformed and special services using continuously active body cameras. Deliberately switching off the camera, covering the lens or destroying the recording means automatic expulsion from service with a black mark and the annulment of any charges against a citizen.
FILAR 23: DIRECT ELECTIONS AND RECALL OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS AND MINISTERS
Introduction of universal direct elections by citizens and a recall mechanism by vote of the sovereign people for district court judges, district prosecutors, senior officials, ministers and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. Elimination of party-based nomination keys, cabinet cronyism and corrupt promotions in favor of direct verification by citizens.
FILAR 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 dossier blackmail and the hiding of agent pasts of public figures.
FILAR 25: PUBLIC LIST OF ILLEGAL SERVICE COLLABORATORS IN TRUSTED PROFESSIONS
Absolute publication of a complete register of persons in public trust professions (judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal advisers, doctors, journalists) who were illegally recruited or who undertook covert cooperation with the special services (including Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA)). Secret entanglement in the justice apparatus and the media constitutes a mortal threat to the constitutional order.
FILAR 26: MODERN AND DEFENSIVE EDUCATION – AI, DEFENSIBILITY 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 preparedness, marksmanship, medical rescue, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and advanced programming from the earliest ages.
FILAR 27: USTROJOWE BEZPIECZNIKI ANTYAUTORYTARNE – BLOKADA DYKTATURY
Implementation of hard, systemic control safeguards preventing authoritarian usurpation by the executive and the presidency. Any attempt to refuse to appoint a legitimate government, block judicial nominations or manipulate elections results in the automatic suspension of the presidency by operation of law and the transfer of duties to the Marshal of the Sejm.
PILLAR 28: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF REMUNERATIONS THROUGHOUT THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Introduction of absolute transparency of all salaries, awards, bonuses (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 using public funds or fundraising. A publicly accessible online register of salaries operating in real time will eliminate hidden corruption and partisan sinecures.
PILLAR 29: ASSET DECLARATIONS 100% PUBLIC, COMPUTERIZED AND FOR THE FAMILY
Total elimination of secrecy clauses in the asset declarations of persons holding public office. Obligation to complete declarations in a standardized digital format together with a real market valuation of real estate, cryptocurrencies, company shares and assets transferred to spouses, children and family foundations under the penalty of mandatory confiscation of undisclosed assets.
PILLAR 30: COMPLETE ANNULMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT'S TWO-WEEK DECISIONS FROM 2023
Statutory recognition as absolutely 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 annulled and funds diverted out must be returned to the state budget.

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

PILLAR 31: DEFENSE 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 complete 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 any emoluments for 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 regime.
PILLAR 33: NO SEVERANCE PAY AND "GOLDEN PARACHUTES" IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Total elimination of severance payments, gigantic damages 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 management boards and supervisory boards of State Treasury and municipal companies. Work for the state is a service, not a tool for sucking the budget dry by partisan appointees.
PILLAR 34: ONE MAJOR INVESTIGATION INTO THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Mandatory consolidation of all dispersed proceedings concerning election protests, irregularities and suspicions of falsifying the 2025 presidential elections into one large, nationwide investigation conducted directly under the supervision of the Prosecutor General with public broadcast of interrogations in order to punish the principals of the attack on the elections.
PILLAR 35: LIQUIDATION OF CBA AND THE POLITICIZED IPN
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 for protecting power networks. Anti‑corruption competencies will be assumed by the Central Investigation Bureau of the Police (CBŚP), and the IPN archives will be 100% declassified and transferred to the State Archives.
PILLAR 36: UNIVERSAL COMPULSORY VOTING AND SECURE HYBRID VOTING
Introduction by law of universal compulsory participation 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 elimination of party subsidies and abolition of the archaic electoral silence.
PILLAR 37: STRICT DEADLINES DECIDING CASES IN FAVOR OF THE CITIZEN
Removal from all legal acts and codes of discretionary procedural phrases. Introduction of strict calendar deadlines for an office or court to resolve a matter – exceeding them will result in the automatic, definitive resolution of the case in favor of the citizen (the principle of tacit consent and recognition of the claim), and the dilatory official will bear personal financial liability.
FILAR 38: OBYWATELSKI MONOPOL TWORZENIA NOWEJ KONSTYTUCJI RP
Absolute exclusion from the process of drafting the New Basic 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 ratified in a nationwide referendum.
FILAR 39: STATUS POLITYKA JAKO NAJEMNEGO PRACOWNIKA NARODU
Statutory definition of the legal status of a member of the Sejm, senator and councillor as a hired employee of the Nation. Mandatory presence at votes under threat of immediate disciplinary dismissal and loss of remuneration. Changing parliamentary club 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 – NO MORE BLOCKADES
Implementation of a strict regime of responsibility for all state bodies for refusal to execute final court judgments, rulings and resolutions. When a public official, president, minister or judge delays performing a constitutional duty (e.g. taking the oath from 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: DELEGALISATION OF NEO-JUDGES, PROHIBITION ON JUDGING AND STRIPPING OF PENSIONS
All judges appointed in gross violation of the Constitution by the politicised neo-National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) and duplicates in the Constitutional Tribunal and the Supreme Court are, by operation of law, permanently removed from adjudicating. Their acts of appointment are declared null and void. They are immediately deprived of undue immunities and luxury pension privileges in retirement and are transferred to the general Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), bearing full criminal responsibility for unlawful judgments they issued.
PILLAR 42: ABSOLUTE BAN ON INTERMEDIARIES IN PUBLIC AND DEFENCE CONTRACTS
When carrying out state, local government, infrastructure, fuel and military procurements, a rigorous 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 a 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 senior state officials who commit crimes in connection with their functions are completely deprived of the possibility of suspended sentences. For corruption, abuse of power, paid patronage or theft of public property, only unconditional imprisonment is imposed, increased by at least 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 — shall have a protective shield against the law. A notification 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 monetising traffic or collecting data on the territory of 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 to an authorised management under threat of immediate domain blocking and financial sanctions.
PILLAR 46: CALENDARIC JUDICIAL AND PROSECUTORIAL RIGOUR (DEADLINES 7/14/30 DAYS)
Introduction of strict, 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 conclude key procedural stages. Missing a deadline results in the automatic loss of 50% of a 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 justifications must, under penalty of absolute nullity, bear a legible full printed name of the person responsible 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 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 in interbank Elixir settlement sessions or to unlawfully use other people’s capital on weekends and holidays.
PILLAR 49: MANDATORY VAT REFUND WITHIN 7 DAYS
Statutory obligation to refund overpaid value added tax (VAT) to entrepreneurs’ bank accounts within an unextendable period of 7 calendar days from the filing of the return. Companies’ funds constitute the circulatory system of the national economy and cannot be frozen under the pretext of multi-month tax verifications. Any controls may only take place in parallel without blocking financial liquidity.
PILLAR 50: AN END TO THE NEWSPEAK OF IMPUNITY – PRECISE CRIMINAL QUALIFICATION
An absolute ban on judges, prosecutors and politicians using manipulative newspeak that conceals crimes. Total elimination of artificial concepts such as “disciplinary misconduct”, “breach of the dignity of office”, “formal error” or “oversight” with regard to theft, pimping, corruption, election falsification, human rights violations and constitutional treason. Each such act is qualified and tried directly under the Penal Code with mandatory confiscation of assets!

INDEPENDENCE DAY MARKED BY RULE OF LAW AND SECURITY: THE KRAKÓW CASE, MARCH IN WARSAW, THE FIGHT FOR THE CONSTITUTION AND A RECKONING FOR IMPUNITY!