A week of politics. Hennig-Kloska about climate

Vulgar Member's entry

Member of the civilian Coalition Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska (61 l.)who works in the Pegasus committee, among others, is known for his love of horses. And 1 day individual stole her... helmet. "(...) The messenger first shared the pain of losing equipment. – Some f...t unwashed stole my helmet in Brodno's PGR unchangeable just now. quite a few people, lots of kids, due to the fact that the pumpkin festival... I kindly study that there are cameras in the stables, so before I get you, why don't you kindly return what's not yours?! I'm waiting – she wrote on the X portal. The helmet shortly found itself, and the vulgar entry disappeared. But there's no taste left. – If the Minister had entered sharply and effectively with the subject of war reparations, Poland would have been grateful – mocked erstwhile PiS MP Przemysław Czarnecki (41 l.) in pages Super Express.

It may be good for the climate

Journalists The fact They quoted how Paulina Hennig-Kloska (47 l.), Minister of Climate and Environment, commented on a large decrease in retail sales in Poland, which amounted to 7% in monthly terms – It's mostly things that don't fall first, but alternatively things that we can sometimes do without. "She pointed to textiles. – From a climate point of view, it's even good how we're going to buy little of these things, due to the fact that that's what's causing the emissions -- noted. – Trends of this kind request to be studied over a longer period of time, but this may be a short swing. In the erstwhile quarter, there was an increase alternatively than a breakdown and there was no indication that consumption would start to decline. A fewer hours later, Polish politician 2050 returned to the case in social media. She posted an entry on X. – As a minister of climate and environment, I would like to point out that according to calculations to produce an average cotton shirt, 2,700 litres of water is needed. It's adequate to last 1 individual for 2.5 years. Unfortunately, consumerism is bad for the climate, good for the economy, whose trends the government must observe, due to the fact that it besides reflects social sentiments – She wrote. – By the way, since 1 January we have been expanding the segregation of waste in Poland by textiles and clothing. The degree of segregation and recycling of specified natural materials is presently negligible. From the fresh year on each municipal collection point, unused clothing will be available, which I encourage ...It’s okay. ”

Trust in Politicians

In the latest trust poll conducted for The fact Radosław Sikorski (61 l.) is a politician with large sympathy among respondents. "The head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs found himself just behind the podium, but has a minimal failure to leaders, and this consequence is his evidence in this poll. In a survey of assurance in public individuals, respondents could choose 1 of the options with each name. The choice was: I definitely do., I alternatively trust him, he's indifferent to me, I don't trust him., I definitely don't trust you., I don't know.. The Prime Minister won first place in terms of the people's trust Donald Tusk (67 l.). In October, he retained his leadership position. Tusk has the assurance of 42.4% of respondents. Compared to September, this is 3.2 percent points less. The Prime Minister does not trust a full of 50.1% of respondents. Second place took the president of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski (52 l.). The deputy head of PO trusts 42.1 percent of respondents (by 3.2 percent points little than the last survey). Trzaskowski does not trust 45.3% of respondents. In 3rd place was the president Andrzej Duda (52 l.). He trusts him with 40.1% of respondents (a drop by 4 percent points). The president does not trust a full of 43.7 percent of the respondents. The 4th place was taken by Radosław Sikorski. He enjoys the assurance of 39 percent respondents. He returned to the IBRIS poll after six months. Sikorski recorded a 5.1 percent point better than February 2024. He debuted in this ranking in November 2023 and then gained 27.5% confidence. Sikorski's consequence is his evidence in this study. And since his debut he has gained 11.5 percent points in terms of trust (...)".

A Delightful Wife

Rafał Ziemkiewicz (60 l.), right-wing publicist, over 20 years ago married an actor Aleksandra Ciejek (52 l.). Spectators can associate her with specified series as “Plebania”, “Krona of Kings” and “Diagnosis”. ‘(...) He's not hiding that he's divorced, and his current wife is his second. Ziemkiewicz likes to brag about her beautiful wife actress. He frequently fought with her at the carnival lounges of the journalists' ball, where his wife always aroused interest in elegant creations. The actor delights with beauty and figure. It is besides always smiling and energetic (...)" – we read in Super Express.

Bullshit about Belarus.

Jarosław Jakimovich (55 l.), the erstwhile TVP star, is diamonding in Belarus! The journey is reported on social media, praising the country of Alexander Lukashenka for its purity, views, architecture and various attractions. ‘(...) He visited Minsk, Grodno and Brest. He talks about each city in superlatives. – Let no 1 always tell me about Belarus again. – reads under 1 of the posts. Another suggests that only people who have visited at least respective Belarusian cities should talk on this issue. Jakimovich shows modern, sometimes luxurious surroundings on the web. – Look how their government got here. It's ironic. He besides reports on various activities, showing how he walks, visits crucial places, and even uses the range. – Do you feel the government and the bide? This is awesome in our democracy. I ask you not to open your mouth about Belarus people who have never been here – read in the latest entry. About the actor's online activity True asked Belarusian social and political activist Franciszek Wiaczorka. – It is highly irresponsible to encourage to go to Belarus, knowing that they keep people and Belarusians and Poles all day. It's a simple trap that breaks human life, human fate. – assessed (...)’.