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INDEPENDENCE IS THE RULE OF LAW AND RESPONSIBILITY: ŻUREK GOES FOR THE SUPREME COURT, AND POLAND CELEBRATES IN THE SHADOW OF LEGAL RECKONINGS

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S COMMENT OF THE DAY

INDEPENDENCE IS THE RULE OF LAW AND RESPONSIBILITY: ŻUREK GOES FOR THE SUPREME COURT, AND POLAND CELEBRATES IN THE SHADOW OF LEGAL ACCOUNTINGS

Author: Mieczysław Dzikowski — Editor-in-Chief Gazeta Logomarka | ISSN 3072-6379 | ALGOOMNI P.S.A.

Wednesday, 11 November 2026 — 108. the anniversary of Poland regaining independence — brings our country a moment of extraordinary trial, but also a historical hope for the final cleansing of the Republic from the pathology of impunity. When state solemn ceremonies take place on Piłsudski Square before the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the Bieg Niepodległości and the afternoon Marsz Niepodległości under the slogan “Polak w Polsce gospodarzem” march through the capital, the real battle for the sovereignty of the Polish state is being fought in the realm of justice. This morning the Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek announced a hard, uncompromising course toward the neo-judges in the Supreme Court, which editor Jan Piński rightly called the end of Kaczyński's judges in the Supreme Court. It is independent courts, and not partisan tribunals and cabinet deals, that constitute the true foundation of a free, independent Poland.

This year's Independence Day takes place in a particular atmosphere of solemnity after the tragic events of 7 November at the Main Market Square in Kraków and in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. Heightened security measures are in force in the capital, a ban on the use of pyrotechnics and restrictions on drone flights, and the Mayor of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski and Prime Minister Donald Tusk have appealed to all participants in gatherings for calm, restraint and respect for the police. Meanwhile within the ranks of Law and Justice a clear fear is growing over what, what Karol Nawrocki may do and say along the route of the march, who with his recent moves around the Constitutional Tribunal is increasingly undermining the narrative of his own backers. In today's, holiday issue no. 61/2026 of Gazeta Logomarka we present five extensive, deep investigative analyses (each comprising more than twenty full sentences) as well as the full Constitution Algoomni in the attached documentary edition.

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

5 GREAT ANALYTICAL INVESTIGATIONS + INTERWOVEN PILLARS OF THE CONSTITUTION ALGOOMNI

  • ARTICLE I: 11 November 2026 in the Shadow of the Kraków Tragedy: Will the Polish Right Use Independence Day for a Political War?

  • ARTICLE II: Karol Nawrocki at the Independence March and Fear on Nowogrodzka Street: Who Really Rules the Right on Independence Day?

  • ARTICLE III: Żurek Goes for the Supreme Court! The End of Kaczyński's Judges in SN and Historic Reckonings in the Justice System

  • ARTICLE IV: Constitutional Tribunal after the Change of the Rules: The Beginning of a New Era of the Rule of Law and the Government of Donald Tusk's Response

  • ARTICLE V: Security of the Capital, Ban on Pyrotechnics and the Fight against Russian Sabotage: How the State Protects Citizens on 11 November

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2026 / MARCH IN WARSAW / REMEMBRANCE OF THE VICTIMS

ARTICLE I: 11 NOVEMBER 2026 IN THE SHADOW OF THE KRAKÓW TRAGEDY: WILL THE POLISH RIGHT USE INDEPENDENCE DAY FOR A POLITICAL WAR?

Author: Mieczysław Dzikowski (based on analyses and broadcasts from 11 November 2026) | ISSN 3072-6379

The National Independence Day on 11 November 2026 has this year an exceptionally solemn and at the same time tense character because of the fresh memory of the nine victims of Saturday's attack in Kraków and Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. From the early hours of the morning memorial events are taking place across Warsaw to commemorate the 108th anniversary of Poland regaining sovereignty in 1918, including the Bieg Niepodległości with the participation of over twenty thousand runners and the official changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At the same time at 14:30 from Dmowski Roundabout this year's March of Independence sets off under the slogan „Polak w Polsce gospodarzem”, to which the organizers invite hundreds of thousands of participants from across the country. Although just a few days ago there were online speculations about a possible cancellation of the march after the Kraków massacre, Prime Minister Donald Tusk decisively shut down those rumours, stressing, that the Polish state will not bow to terror or disinformation. The head of government nevertheless appealed to all participants for full respect for the law, to refrain from aggression and to show respect for the police officers guarding security on the streets of the capital.

Unfortunately, already in the morning it became clear, that some politicians from Prawo i Sprawiedliwość and the patho-right intend to use the patriotic gathering for a harsh fight against the democratic government. In statements by activists of the association Marsz Niepodległości and right-wing commentators there is a clear attempt to present the march as "the first resounding voice of dissent against the centre-left government." This kind of rhetoric is in stark contradiction with the spirit of the national community, which on 11 November should be cared for by all political leaders, especially in the face of the recent national mourning. Meanwhile, the president of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski reminded people about the ban on bringing pyrotechnic materials and about the anti-terror barriers set up on the Royal Route, asking residents and visitors to behave responsibly. True patriotism in the 21st century does not consist of shouting and stoking internal divisions, but of building a strong, just and secure rule of law.

It is precisely such a vision of a modern, free from party blackmail Republic that is written into the Konstytucja Algoomni (Constitution of Algoomni): Pillar 1 guarantees the inviolable sanctity of every electoral voice, so that power in Poland is decided solely by fair elections, and not by street provocations. Pillar 20 grants the sovereign people the tool of a binding referendum without a turnout threshold, allowing citizens to directly resolve the most important constitutional disputes. Pillar 26 transforms Polish education, teaching young people a modern patriotism based on defence, rescue services, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence engineering. Pillar 33 defines internal security and the protection of citizens from extremism as the highest imperative of the Polish raison d'état. Pillar 50 mandates calling out and prosecuting any incitement to violence directly under the Criminal Code. Independence Day belongs to all Poles, and not to a single party trying to appropriate the white-and-red colors.

KAROL NAWROCKI / CRISIS IN PIS / INDEPENDENCE MARCH

ARTICLE II: KAROL NAWROCKI AT THE INDEPENDENCE MARCH AND FEAR ON NOWOGRODZKA STREET: WHO REALLY RULES THE RIGHT ON INDEPENDENCE DAY?

Author: Mieczysław Dzikowski (based on political commentary and reports from November 11, 2026) | ISSN 3072-6379

Karol Nawrocki's presence on today's route of the Independence March in Warsaw became one of the most commented-on and nervously watched events on the Polish right. Already from the morning, after laying wreaths at the monuments of the Fathers of Independence and participating in a holy mass at the Temple of Divine Providence, the eyes of commentators are turned to every move of the occupant of the Presidential Palace. As political backstage reveals, in the leadership of Prawa i Sprawiedliwości there is today genuine fear of what, what Nawrocki may do and say during the afternoon appearance, because his recent actions increasingly blow up the party's narrative. After the humiliating nighttime raid on the headquarters of the Constitutional Tribunal and a wave of criticism for imposing prohibitive conditions on Prime Minister Tusk, Nawrocki is desperately trying to build his own, a position independent of Jarosław Kaczyński among extreme nationalists. In the march today both PiS leaders with President Kaczyński at their head and extreme radicals in the mold of Grzegorz Braun are walking side by side, which creates an extremely explosive political mix.

Analysts point out that after Donald Trump’s recent defeat in the American midterm elections for Congress, the Polish patho-right camp has lost its main patron across the ocean and is now desperately searching for new political fuel on the domestic street. An attempt by Karol Nawrocki to take over the Marsz Niepodległości is meant to divert public attention from the prosecutor’s investigation into the gross mistakes of the commissions during the 2025 presidential election. For many citizens the sight of the president marching arm in arm with radical circles just four days after the attack carried out by an ultranationalist in Kraków is a deep moral dissonance. Instead of building national concord and supporting cross-party efforts for the security of the state, the right is conducting a brutal struggle among itself for leadership on the extreme wing. Voters increasingly clearly see that behind the grand slogans about sovereignty there is nothing but fear of legal responsibility and the loss of political influence.

The Algoomni Constitution puts an end to this destructive politics of partisan appropriation of the presidential office: Pillar 2 requires a full, one hundred percent public recount of all votes from the 2025 presidential election in front of cameras and independent trusted representatives. Pillar 27 establishes hard anti-authoritarian safeguards that block any attempt to use the office of the president to undermine the constitutional order and to protect party interests. Pillar 5 entirely abolishes the presidential immunity, the parliamentary and ministerial, submitting every politician to the jurisdiction of ordinary courts. Pillar 13 forbids political betrayals and opportunistic jumping between clubs under penalty of losing the mandate within 24 hours, and Pillar 50 mandates judging abuses of power directly under the Penal Code. The true strength of Poland is not born from partisan scuffles at the march, but from respect for the Constitution and the law.

SUPREME COURT / WALDEMAR ŻUREK / SETTLEMENTS

ARTICLE III: ŻUREK GOES FOR THE SUPREME COURT! THE END OF KACZYŃSKI'S JUDGES IN THE SUPREME COURT AND HISTORIC RECKONINGS IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

Author: Mieczysław Dzikowski (based on the broadcast of editor Jan Piński from November 11, 2026) | ISSN 3072-6379

The most important constitutional news of today's Independence Day is the decisive offensive of the Minister of Justice and Attorney General Waldemar Żurek aimed at the bastion of neo-judges in the Supreme Court. As revealed by editor Jan Piński in his morning program „Żurek idzie po Sąd Najwyższy. The end of Kaczyński's judges in the Supreme Court (SN)”, the moment has come for the final reckoning of those appointed with a gross violation of the Constitution by the politicized neo-National Council of the Judiciary (neo-KRS). After signing the first six recourse lawsuits in the total amount of over PLN 690,000 against neo-judges of the Supreme Court for damages paid by Poland before European tribunals, the Ministry of Justice is preparing further legal steps. Minister Żurek is consistently implementing the principle, that it is not Polish taxpayers, but the usurpers in robes themselves must pay out of their own pockets for the years-long destruction of the credibility of Polish judgments. Open panic has erupted among the judges appointed during the times of Zbigniew Ziobro and Jarosław Kaczyński, because the protective umbrellas that existed until now have stopped working.

Jan Piński emphasized in his analysis, that the cleansing of the Supreme Court is a necessary condition for Poland to regain full legal sovereignty and citizens' trust in their own state. For years the unrecognized chambers in the Supreme Court served the United Right camp to block the settling of accounts, covering up scandals and legitimizing dubious electoral rulings. Today, as proceedings are simultaneously underway regarding errors by the commission from the 2025 presidential elections and the scandal over the purchase of the Hermes spy system, an independent and legal Supreme Court is needed in Poland like oxygen. The journalist pointed out, that the determination of Minister Żurek is an excellent example of how a democratic government should respond to years-long sabotage of state institutions — without dilly-dallying, without making deals with the former arrangement and with full use of the instruments of civil and criminal law. Every neo-judge, who, despite the warnings of the Supreme Court, The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) continued to receive gigantic remuneration and to issue flawed judgments, they must reckon with inevitable restitution enforcement.

The full and irreversible completion of this reform is guaranteed by the Algoomni Constitution: Pillar 41 mandates the statutory delegalization of all neo-judges appointed after 2017 and of substitute judges, depriving them of the right to adjudicate, the title of judge and the privilege of retirement status in favor of the universal Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) system. Pillar 11 establishes full criminal, civil and property liability of officials for damage caused to the state, including through immediate restitution enforcement from private assets. Pillar 32 suspends salary payments to judges and officials suspended and accused of breaking the law. Pillar 46 introduces rigid calendar deadlines of seven, fourteen and thirty days for judicial and prosecutorial actions, and Pillar 50 requires naming and prosecuting attacks on the rule of law directly from the Penal Code. The end of Kaczyński's judges in the Supreme Court is becoming a fact before our eyes.

CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL / REGULATIONS OF THE CT / THE GOVERNMENT OF DONALD TUSK

ARTICLE IV: THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL AFTER AMENDING THE REGULATIONS: THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA OF THE RULE OF LAW AND THE RESPONSE OF DONALD TUSK'S GOVERNMENT

Author: Mieczysław Dzikowski (based on legal analyses and reports from 10–11 November 2026) | ISSN 3072-6379

The breakthrough decisions taken during yesterday's Assembly of Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal under the chairmanship of Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska opened a completely new chapter in the history of the Polish system of government. Donald Tusk's government announced the immediate publication of a resolution amending the Regulations of the Constitutional Tribunal, which the prime minister described outright as “the beginning of a new era” for Polish rule of law. The change to the regulations finally takes sabotage tools away from unauthorized persons and substitute judges, allowing the lawful composition of the Tribunal to normally schedule hearings and adjudicate citizen complaints. For almost a decade the building on Szucha Avenue was synonymous with a party freezer and institutional paralysis, in which judgments were written under the dictates of the headquarters on Nowogrodzka Street. Today that shameful era is coming to an end, and the Polish state is regaining control over one of its most important constitutional bodies.

Of course the Law and Justice camp and the circle around Karol Nawrocki are trying in panic to challenge the legality of the adopted resolutions, threatening alleged legal chaos and announcing further protests. However, even within the ranks of the right wing there are increasing voices that there will be no assaults on the Tribunal, because society is already tired of constant brawls and occupying public buildings. At the same time urgent motions from the Prosecutor General to lift the immunities of Bogdan Święczkowski and Bartłomiej Sochański in connection with the Hermes illegal espionage system affair are on the desk of the Tribunal's leadership. Restoring the Tribunal's efficient operation also means that citizens will regain real protection of their fundamental rights against administrative lawlessness. The government of Donald Tusk showed the necessary resolve in this matter, proving that the rule of law cannot be restored by passively watching saboteurs.

However, so that no politician or court president in Poland can ever again paralyze the Constitutional Tribunal, hard safeguards written into the Algoomni Constitution are needed: Pillar 40 introduces an institutional automatism of the rule of law, under which any body refusing to carry out judgments or publish resolutions is suspended by law after fourteen days. Pillar 8 removes elastic legal deadlines for dragging out procedures in Polish law in favor of fixed calendar dates. Pillar 9 imposes a strict order of case consideration down to the second of filing, forever destroying political freezing practices in the Tribunal and the courts. Pillar 5 abolishes all immunities, so that motions against Święczkowski or Sochański go straight to the ordinary court, and Pillar 50 mandates trying constitutional sabotage directly under the Criminal Code. The new era of the rule of law must be durable and resistant to future attempts at assault.

SECURITY OF THE CAPITAL / FIREWORKS BAN / FIGHT AGAINST SABOTAGE

ARTICLE V: SECURITY OF THE CAPITAL, FIREWORKS BAN AND THE FIGHT AGAINST RUSSIAN SABOTAGE: HOW THE STATE PROTECTS CITIZENS ON 11 NOVEMBER

Author: Mieczysław Dzikowski (based on service communiqués and security analyses from 11 November 2026) | ISSN 3072-6379

On 11 November 2026 the eyes of all services responsible for the security of the state are turned to the streets of Warszawa, where the largest public gatherings of the year are taking place. Metropolitan Police Headquarters, supported by additional riot units from across the country, has implemented unprecedented protective measures for the hundreds of thousands of participants in the commemorations and for the capital’s residents. Under public-order regulations introduced after the bloody attack in Kraków, there is today a strict ban across the city on carrying and using pyrotechnic materials, weapons and restrictions on flights of unmanned aerial vehicles. On key stretches of the Trakt Królewski and at intersections leading onto the route of the Marsz Niepodległości heavy physical barriers have been erected to prevent unauthorized vehicles entering the crowds of pedestrians. At the same time, on the march route itself dozens of medical rescue teams and nearly two hundred rescuers on foot patrol are on duty, ready to provide immediate assistance.

Experts on security and counterintelligence simultaneously remind, that in the face of the ongoing war in Ukraine and the Kremlin's aggressive policy, Poland must maintain the highest vigilance against potential provocations and Russian informational diversion. In recent days the services have detained further people praising online the act of the Kraków attacker and are monitoring increased activity of hostile bots trying to foment panic in the capital. For this reason the police and the prosecutor's office respond immediately to any manifestation of hate speech, criminal threats and attempts to disturb public order during the holiday ceremonies. At the same time the whole society watches with hope the progress in the treatment of two heroic Kraków police officers, Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański, whose bravery has become a model of service for all officers now standing guard in Warsaw. The security of citizens is a shared national good, which requires both the professionalism of the services, and the responsible conduct of every participant in gatherings.

A comprehensive system for protecting the Republic against terror, diversion and chaos on the web is ensured by the Konstytucja Algoomni: Pillar 33 places the internal, military and counterintelligence security of the state as the highest, supreme imperative of raison d'état. Pillar 22 imposes an obligation of continuous audiovisual recording with body-worn cameras of every uniformed intervention, protecting police officers against false accusations by provocateurs. Pillar 21 eliminates anonymous troll farms and bots that sow panic and praise attacks on the internet. Pillar 45 subjects global social media platforms to the full jurisdiction of Polish courts, forcing them to immediately block terrorist content. Pillar 17 imposes strict counterintelligence protection on former service officers, and Pillar 50 mandates trying terrorism and diversion directly under the Penal Code. May the 108th anniversary of regaining independence pass in peace, solemnity and with a sense of security for all Poles. 

CONSTITUTION ALGOOMNI – 50 PILLARS OF THE RULE OF LAW

THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE, PURE POWER AND TOTAL ELIMINATION OF IMPUNITY

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

  • PILLAR 1: THE SANCTITY OF EVERY BALLOT AND 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 Państwowa Komisja Wyborcza (National Electoral Commission) or party cabal has the right to annul, falsify or distort the will of citizens. An absolute requirement is introduced for the physical verifiability of a paper ballot and round-the-clock monitoring of the vote counting process with a direct HD broadcast on the open internet. Forging a vote or manipulating an electoral protocol is considered a crime of high treason, punishable by life imprisonment with mandatory, total confiscation of the perpetrators’ and principals’ property.

  • PILLAR 2: RECOUNT OF THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION VOTES

    A statutory, immediate order to conduct full, commission inspections and a complete, 100 percent transparent recount of all ballots from the 2025 presidential election before television cameras and in the presence of independent trusted persons. Assuming the highest office in the state under the shadow of manipulated electoral protocols, the addition of votes and the systemic paralysis of the Supreme Court requires a full clarification of the material truth. If fraud is confirmed, the usurper is to be immediately removed from office and the guilty held criminally responsible.

  • PILLAR 3: ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THE PIS CABAL – ABSOLUTE "ZERO OPTION" WITH NO LENIENCY

    Full, uncompromising criminal, constitutional and asset liability of officials of Prawo i Sprawiedliwość and their coalition partners for the systemic dismantling of the separation of powers, devastation of the rule of law and brazen theft of billions of zloty in the Governmental Strategic Reserves Agency, PKN Orlen, Grupa Lotos, Ostrołęka C, NCBR, the Justice Fund and TVP. Any amnesties, drawing a thick line, statutes of limitations or political leniencies are excluded – every scandal will be accounted for to the very bottom with full, uncompromising confiscation of expropriated assets in favor of the State Treasury.

  • PILLAR 4: ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT FOR OMISSIONS, TIMIDITY AND LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY

    A government elected with a democratic mandate to restore the rule of law, which in the name of conformism, political fear, café networks or party coalition calculations chooses timidity, sabotage of reforms and the sin of omission, bears direct constitutional and criminal responsibility. Knowingly blocking the settlement of predecessors’ crimes is treated as direct complicity in the offense of aiding and abetting and results in the immediate shortening of the parliamentary term and the resignation of the government.

  • PILLAR 5: TOTAL AND DEFINITIVE ABOLITION OF IMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE

    The definitive elimination of parliamentary immunities (deputies, senators, MEPs), judicial, prosecutorial, ministerial, official and presidential immunities. All citizens without the slightest exception are 100 percent equal before the law and accountable before independent common courts from liberty or in pretrial detention. Immunity has become a pathological, criminal shield protecting corruption, pimping, theft, violence and impunity of demoralized political elites.

  • PILLAR 6: MANDATORY TWO-TERM LIMITS IN ALL ORGANS OF POWER

    The introduction of a hard, irremovable limit of a maximum of two terms (counted in total over a person’s lifetime) for deputies, senators, city presidents, mayors, village heads, councilors and presidents of state agencies and central offices. An end to a lifelong, professional caste of politicians welded 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 TOP OF POWER

    Mandatory, fully independent and random laboratory tests (from blood, urine and hair samples) for the presence of drugs, psychotropic substances, legal highs and alcohol, to be carried out unconditionally every three months for the President of the Republic of Poland, the Prime Minister, members of the government, deputies, senators and judges at all levels. Refusal to submit to testing or detection of prohibited substances results in the immediate, automatic termination of the mandate by operation of law and a lifetime ban on holding public office.

  • PILLAR 8: A CITIZEN CONSTITUTION WITH RIGID CALENDAR DEADLINES

    A New Fundamental Law written directly by citizens and independent experts, completely free of discretionary, catch-all and corruption-inducing phrases like “immediately”, “within a reasonable period” or “without undue delay”. Replacing them with absolute, fixed calendar days under penalty of automatic loss of office by an official, judge or the president in the event of exceeding the prescribed deadline.

  • PILLAR 9: STRICT ORDER OF INFLUENCE IN COURTS AND OFFICES – STOP “FREEZERS”

    A statutory requirement for absolute processing and consideration of cases according to the strict, to-the-second date of their filing with courts, prosecutor’s offices and public offices, implementing a digital timestamp using blockchain technology. The final end to political freezers of cases inconvenient for the authorities, manipulating court dockets and deliberate prolongation of proceedings to cause them to become time‑barred.

  • PILLAR 10: FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL DISCLOSURE OF THE LIST OF ILLEGALLY SURVEILLED PEOPLE

    Immediate publication of a full, open register of all persons surveilled with cyberweapons (Pegasus, Hermes, Predator and related systems), including the names of the officers and prosecutors who ordered the wiretaps. Society, journalists and citizens have an inalienable right to the full truth, and any compensation for victims of surveillance will be covered in full from the private assets of the decision‑makers of the services.

PART II: PURE POWER, ANTI-CORRUPTION AND TRANSPARENCY (PILLARS 11–20)

  • PILLAR 11: FULL CRIMINAL AND ASSET LIABILITY OF OFFICIALS

    Introduction of personal criminal, civil and asset liability (with all present and future assets, including those conveyed to spouses, relatives and foundations) for the president, prime ministers, ministers, the president of the NBP, parliamentarians, local government officials, judges and prosecutors for knowingly violating the Constitution, corruption, fabricating evidence and unlawful decisions that harm citizens or the State Treasury.

  • PILLAR 12: TOTAL BAN ON HOLDING MULTIPLE OFFICES AND BANS IN STATE TREASURY 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 parliament, senators, mayors, town chiefs, councilors and members of their immediate families (together with a mandatory 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 councilor is inextricably tied to the will of voters as expressed on the list of a given electoral committee. Abandoning the club, joining another party or political corruption results in 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 PRESENCE AT VOTES AND SESSIONS OF THE SEJM

    The work of a parliamentarian and councilor is a firm, accountable duty of service to the Nation. Unexcused absence from Sejm, Senate, committee meetings or votes exceeding 10% in a quarter results in automatic loss of the mandate by operation of law, a lifetime ban on candidacy and permanent forfeiture of entitlement to severance pay and a parliamentary pension.

  • PILLAR 15: FULL TRANSPARENCY OF EXPENDITURE – SETTLEMENTS EXCLUSIVELY BY CARD

    A total ban on cash, lump‑sum 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 corporate card linked to an open online register accessible to every citizen in real time. Fraudulent mileage claims will be treated as ordinary fraud prosecuted ex officio.

  • PILLAR 16: NO MORE “SACRED COWS” – EQUAL LAW AND A JURY ROSTER

    Definitive abolition of separate procedures, corporate disciplinary courts and social networks protecting politicians, prosecutors, judges, service agents and associated pseudo‑journalists. Every official crime, obstruction, corruption or fabrication of operational files will be tried publicly before a citizens' jury drawn at random from among citizens.

  • PILLAR 17: SYSTEMIC PROTECTION AND STRICT OVERSIGHT OF FORMER SECURITY 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 open market as prey for the mafia, organised crime and foreign intelligence services. A ten‑year ban on employment in foreign entities and sensitive industries (cryptocurrencies, finance, private detective work, political parties) is introduced, combined with a dignified state analytical remuneration 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 with their full names and a complete lobbying trail. An absolute ban is introduced on drafting laws by private law firms and lobbyists of foreign capital. Attempts to slip 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 religious associations' income on general terms, and an absolute ban on transferring State Treasury and local government properties at giveaway prices or with discounts. Religious associations may be funded only through 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 motion supported by 500,000 citizens' 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, DIGITALISATION AND STATE SECURITY (PILLARS 21–30)

  • PILLAR 21: DIGITAL TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY – NO MORE TROLL FARMS

    The requirement of full identity verification and use of real personal data when publishing press articles, running newspapers and registering accounts on public social media. An end to paid troll farms, partisan bots and organised 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 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 turning off a camera, covering the lens or destroying a recording results in automatic dismissal from service with a black mark and the annulment of any charges against a citizen.

  • PILLAR 23: DIRECT ELECTIONS AND RECALL OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS AND MINISTERS

    Introduction of universal, direct popular elections and a recall mechanism by vote of the sovereign people for judges of district courts, district prosecutors, senior officials, ministers and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. Elimination of party nomination keys, cabinet cliques and corrupt promotions in favor of direct verification by citizens.

  • PILLAR 24: COMPLETE DECLASSIFICATION OF IPN AND PRL SECURITY SERVICE ARCHIVES

    Immediate, one-hundred-percent opening and full online publication of all archival materials, personnel 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 classified collections to definitively cut off file blackmail and the concealment of agents' pasts of public figures.

  • PILLAR 25: PUBLIC LIST OF ILLEGAL SERVICE COLLABORATORS IN TRUSTED PROFESSIONS

    Absolute publication of a complete register of persons occupying positions of public trust (judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal advisers, doctors, journalists) who were illegally recruited or undertook clandestine cooperation with the security services (including the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA)). Secret entanglement in the justice system and media constitutes a mortal threat 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 civilisational and strategic importance: practical defense preparation, marksmanship, 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 by the executive and presidential power. Any attempt to refuse to appoint a legal government, block judicial nominations or manipulate elections results in the automatic suspension of the presidential office by law and the assumption of duties by the Marshal of the Sejm.

  • PILLAR 28: TOTAL TRANSPARENCY OF SALARIES THROUGHOUT THE PUBLIC SECTOR

    Introduction of absolute transparency of all salaries, bonuses, rewards (including at the National Bank of Poland (NBP) and the Chancellery of the President), functional allowances and per diems received by politicians, members of government, state and local government officials and the authorities of foundations using public funds or collections. A publicly accessible online salary register operating in real time will eliminate hidden corruption and party sinecures.

  • PILLAR 29: ASSET DECLARATIONS 100% PUBLIC, COMPUTER-BASED AND FAMILY-WIDE

    Complete elimination of secrecy clauses in asset declarations of persons holding public office. The obligation to complete declarations in a standardized digital format together with a realistic 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 property.

  • PILLAR 30: COMPLETE ANNULMENT OF THE TWO-WEEK GOVERNMENT'S DECISIONS FROM 2023

    Statutory recognition as absolutely null and void (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 struck down and diverted funds 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 contain full industrial offset, technology transfer, servicing in Polish facilities and handover of full source codes and operational accesses to the Republic. A ban on buying bare equipment that makes the country's security dependent on the whims and decisions of foreign capitals.

  • PILLAR 32: ZERO SALARY FOR SUSPENDED OFFICIALS AND JUDGES

    Immediate suspension of payment of salaries, allowances and all emoluments for prosecutors, judges and senior state officials in the event of their formal suspension from duties or the initiation of criminal proceedings for breach of law. An end to paying tens of thousands of zloty monthly for the inactivity of figures from the old system.

  • PILLAR 33: ZERO SEVERANCE PAY AND “GOLDEN PARACHUTES” IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR

    Total abolition of severance pay, gigantic compensation for non-compete bans and golden parachutes for ministers, deputy ministers, presidents of the National Bank of Poland (NBP), village heads, mayors, city presidents and members of management boards and supervisory boards of State Treasury and municipal companies. Working for the state is a service, not a tool for milking the budget by party appointees.

  • PILLAR 34: ONE HUGE INVESTIGATION INTO THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

    Mandatory consolidation of all scattered proceedings concerning election protests, irregularities and suspicions of rigging the 2025 presidential election into one large nationwide investigation conducted directly under the supervision of the Prosecutor General with public transmission of interrogations in order to punish the sponsors of the attack on the election.

  • PILLAR 35: LIQUIDATION OF THE CBA 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, hook-producing factories and centres for protecting power networks. Anti-corruption competencies are taken over by the Central Investigation Bureau of the Police (CBŚP), and the IPN archives are 100% declassified and transferred to the State Archives.

  • PILLAR 36: UNIVERSAL VOTING DUTY AND SECURE HYBRID VOTING

    Introduction by statute of a universal obligation to participate in elections for all adult citizens based on proven democratic models. Implementation of secure, encrypted internet voting based on blockchain technology in full coexistence with polling stations. Total abolition of party subsidies and repeal of the archaic election silence.

  • PILLAR 37: FIXED DEADLINES DECIDING MATTERS IN FAVOR OF THE CITIZEN

    Deletion from all acts and codes of discretionary procedural phrases. Introduction of fixed calendar deadlines for an office or court to resolve a matter – exceeding them results in an automatic, definitive decision in favor of the citizen (the principle of silent consent and recognition of the claim), and the dilatory official bears personal financial responsibility.

  • PILLAR 38: CITIZENIAL MONOPOLY ON CREATING THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND

    Absolute exclusion from the drafting process of the New Basic Law of former and current deputies, senators, ministers, presidents and representatives of party law corporations. The new Constitution must be an act of the sovereign people: prepared by a Citizens’ Assembly selected by lottery with the support of independent experts and approved in a nationwide referendum.

  • PILLAR 39: THE STATUS OF A POLITICIAN AS A SALARIED EMPLOYEE OF THE NATION

    Statutory definition of the legal status of a deputy, senator and councilor as a salaried employee of the Nation. Mandatory presence at votes under the penalty of immediate disciplinary dismissal and loss of remuneration. Changing a parliamentary club or party during the term results in the immediate termination of the mandate by operation of law.

  • PILLAR 40: INSTITUTIONAL AUTOMATISM OF THE RULE OF LAW – NO MORE BLOCKADES

    Implementation of a hard regime of responsibility for all state bodies for refusing to execute final judgments, rulings and court resolutions. When a public official, president, minister or judge delays the performance of a constitutional duty (e.g. taking an oath from judges or signing ambassadorial nominations), the IT system automatically suspends them from duties after 14 days and initiates a removal-from-office procedure.

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

  • PILLAR 41: DELEGALIZATION OF NEO-JUDGES, BAN ON RULING AND STRIPPING OF EMOLUMENTS

    All judges appointed in gross violation of the Constitution by the politicized neo-National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) and doubles in the Constitutional Tribunal and the Supreme Court are by law permanently removed from adjudication. Their acts of appointment are deemed void. They are immediately stripped of undue immunities and luxury retirement privileges and transferred to the general Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), bearing full criminal liability for unlawful judgments issued.

  • PILLAR 42: ABSOLUTE BAN ON MIDDLEMEN FOR PUBLIC AND DEFENSE CONTRACTS

    In the execution of state, local government, infrastructure, fuel and military procurements, a rigorous ban is introduced on the participation of any intermediaries, shell companies (like OTS), advisory entities and commission agents. Contracts may be concluded only directly with certified producers under the presumption of a corruption and treason offence.

  • PILLAR 43: MANDATORY IMPRISONMENT FOR OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS

    Politicians, members of government, deputies, senators, judges, prosecutors and high 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 protection or theft of public property only unconditional imprisonment is imposed, increased by a minimum of 50% compared with general penalties.

  • PILLAR 44: ABSOLUTE JURIDICAL EQUALITY – BAN ON CORPORATE CONSENTS

    Final rejection of any formal and material immunities. No person on the territory of the Republic of Poland – whether serving as 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 on the territory of the Republic of Poland must without exception be subject to Polish law and Polish courts. Every entity has a statutory obligation to have a physical seat in Poland with direct contact to an authorized management under penalty of immediate domain blocking and financial sanctions.

  • PILLAR 46: CALENDAR-BASED JUDICIAL AND PROSECUTORIAL DEADLINE RIGOR (DEADLINES 7/14/30 DAYS)

    Introduction of fixed, non-extendable calendar deadlines for courts and prosecutor’s offices: 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 a repeated violation leads to disciplinary removal from the profession.

  • PILLAR 47: TWO-COMPONENT, LEGIBLE PERSONAL LIABILITY SIGNATURE

    Every court judgment, prosecutorial order, administrative decision, draft law, regulation and their justifications must, under pain of absolute nullity, bear the legible full first name and surname of the responsible person printed in type and the person’s own legible handwritten signature. The use of illegible initials and anonymous stamps is prohibited.

  • PILLAR 48: REAL-TIME BANKING – SETTLEMENTS 24/7/365

    All banking and financial institutions operating on the territory of the Republic of Poland have an absolute obligation to post and settle interbank transfers in real time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year without additional fees. Holding citizens’ and entrepreneurs’ funds in interbank settlement sessions such as Elixir and unlawfully trading with other people’s capital on weekends and holidays is prohibited.

  • PILLAR 49: MANDATORY VAT REFUND WITHIN A MAXIMUM OF 7 DAYS

    Statutory obligation to refund overpaid value added tax (VAT) to entrepreneurs’ bank accounts within a non-extendable period of 7 calendar days from the filing of the return. Firms’ 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.

  • PILLAR 50: NO MORE DOUBLE-SPEAK IMMUNITY – PRECISE CRIMINAL CLASSIFICATION

    An absolute ban on judges, prosecutors and politicians using manipulative double-speak that conceals crimes. The 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, election fraud, human rights violations and constitutional treason. Every such act is to be qualified and tried directly under the Criminal Code with mandatory confiscation of assets!

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