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Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱
@Kristof_Poland
Fan of Reason, Liberty and Western Civilization; Dad of 4; Math and Philosophy graduate; Former Derivatives Trader, Maths and Puzzles; Make the West Great Again
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Hayek finished the job of obliterating the entire socialist project in 1945 with one devastating insight: the knowledge needed to run an economy does not exist in any one place. It is scattered across millions of minds – the farmer who knows his field, the shopkeeper who knows his street, the engineer who knows his machine – and only prices can gather it. No planner can collect it, because most of it cannot even be written down. The socialists spent the next eighty years building bigger ministries to collect it anyway. And yet here we are, watching politicians explain that this time it will work, because now they have data, experts and algorithms. They cannot tell you how many nurses a single hospital will need next winter – how exactly are they going to know what three hundred million people want, need and can make, every day, in every town? Every Soviet shop with left shoes only, every empty Venezuelan shelf, every five-year plan fulfilled on paper was just Hayek being proven right. He left the planners one sentence to hang over their desks: "The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design." But sure, let's give the committee a supercomputer. What could go wrong?
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Mises obliterated the entire socialist project in 1920 with one devastating insight: "Where there is no free market, there is no pricing mechanism; without a pricing mechanism, there is no economic calculation." The socialists spent the next century pretending this problem didn't exist while their economies collapsed around them. And yet here we are, watching politicians promise they can "fix" healthcare, housing, and energy markets through central planning. They can't even calculate the cost of their own programs correctly — how exactly are they going to allocate resources across an entire economy? Every Venezuelan breadline, every Soviet grain shortage, every Chinese famine was just Mises being proven right in the most brutal way possible. But sure, let's try democratic socialism this time. What could go wrong?
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Was taking it between Tokyo and Kyoto in 2002, when I went around the world in 35 days between jobs. It was awesome! The view of Mount Fuji! And between LA and SF I had to drive, which is cool too – to do it ONCE… You still don’t have a proper train between SF and LA?!? 🤦🏻‍♂️
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Taking the Shinkansen and all I can think about is how do we not have this between SF and LA... if only you knew how great things could be if we voted out the Decels
Grok makes a girl’s dreams come true:
The dreams of a girl evolve – Dancing with a statue…
The dreams of a girl evolve – Dancing with a statue…
And the Polish version Because Poland is ruled by the feminine. For better or for worse…
And he is dead. I knew it would happen and said it yesterday, when I heard a reporter on the Polish state TV "information" channel say that we will never know the killer’s motives. I guess it was convenient for everyone. Except for us, who would like to know the truth.
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The Polish Minister of the Interior has been saying last night that the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies". And nationalism of course. What a lie! It is of course the exact opposite. This is the sort of liars we are being governed by…
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From Diagnosis to Action We have written a lot about the diagnosis. Here is what needs to be done, in order. The rule: do the hard things all at once. The guardrail: evidence first, verdict last. 0. Before the election 
– The bench: a thousand names – ministers, agency heads, voivodes, state company boards – each with a deputy in reserve. 
– The first twenty acts drafted and legally checked, ready to sign in the first month. 
– The audit map: which institutions, contracts and funds are opened first. 1. The first 100 days 
– Establish the State Repair Corps in the first month. A hundred inspectors, modeled on the French Inspection des Finances for rigor and prestige and on America's DOGE for speed. Recruited by open competition: top graduates, auditors, engineers, data specialists – no party cards. By law, it can enter any public body and open any contract, payroll and database; obstruction is an offense. For every institution it reviews, it publishes within 90 days one of four verdicts: keep, merge, cut or abolish. The government must comply, or explain publicly within 30 days. The Corps also runs deregulation. It shrinks by half after two years, providing the cadres for the capillary system. 
– Open the books: every contract, grant and management salary online, and the full public debt – including what is hidden in off-budget funds. 
– Replace all political appointees within 30 days. 
– Freeze all discretionary grants to NGOs until the Corps has reviewed them. End advertising and media sponsorships by state companies. 
– Freeze hiring in central administration, except front-line services: police, army, health. 
– Deregulate: every regulation gets an expiry date; two old rules go for every new one; wherever possible, a notification replaces a permit. 
– A spending rule: public spending is cut first, and then grows more slowly than the economy until the budget balances. 2. Year one: institutions 
– A new constitution: a constitutional assembly elected within six months, a draft within a year, a referendum to approve it. It must make the courts impossible for any one camp to capture, and end the ping-pong in which each government storms the courts and the media, and the next one storms them back. 
– Public media: sell the channels, close the state news channel, and never capture it again. 
– A civil service entered by examination, with a rebuilt National School of Public Administration, pay by merit, and no political appointments below deputy minister. 
– Education: the per-pupil subsidy follows the child to any school – public, private or home. Anyone qualified may open a school by notification, not permit. The national curriculum is cut to a short core. 
– Tax choice: raise the 1.5% that citizens may direct to associations of their choice to 5%. Citizens, not ministries, decide who gets funded. 
– Subsidiarity: competences and a larger share of tax revenue move down to the gminas. 3. Years two to four: the capillaries 
Parishes, volunteer fire brigades, rural women's circles, scouts, sports clubs and local papers kept Poland alive for 123 years without a state. Give the modern equivalents free use of public buildings, simple accounting and access to tax-choice money – and no ministry grants, so no strings. Protect them; never run them. Who goes, who stays 
Every public-sector manager gets a 90-day review by the Corps: results, budget, legality. 
Out: political appointees, ideology enforcers, lawbreakers. Captured institutions are abolished, not refilled. 
In: the professionals who kept the state running under every government, those sidelined for being right – and anyone who brings bad news. How to win the country 
Not by converting people with the state – that is the method of the Prince of Lies. Stop lying to them: a weekly public report on what was cut, what it saved and what changed. And give them ownership: the shares of state companies go to citizens. Diagnosis was easy. Repair needs a corps.
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George Soros and the Open Society Foundations – The Capillary System. Everyone says Soros this, Soros that. But how do they actually operate? Most of the organizations we have described operate at the elite level – the meeting in Davos, the seminar and the committee in Brussels. The Open Society Foundations are different. They operate at every level simultaneously – from the supranational to the local, from the think tank to the street activist, from the Supreme Court brief to the district attorney election. The most complete political funding infrastructure ever built by a private individual. Follow the money – most of it is hiding in plain sight. Soros made his fortune speculating on national currencies – most famously breaking the British Pound in 1992. He used the proceeds to fund institutions that argue against national sovereignties, helping him make such operations. This is not irony. It is a business model. An arbitrage. 1. The mechanism is simple and almost elegant. You create a nicely named organization – an institute for open society, a foundation for democratic media, a center for justice reform. You seed it with ten million dollars of private money, enough to hire staff, produce reports, and establish credibility. Then, through the network of associates and ideologically aligned officials that decades of funding have placed inside governments and supranational bodies, you ensure that this private organization receives hundreds of millions in public funding – EU grants, USAID contracts, government subsidies. The private money creates the platform. The public hundreds of millions buy the reach. The taxpayer funds the project. The project serves the agenda. A nice arbitrage again. 2. Let’s imagine in every country a main foundation operating as a buzzing corporate office — a headquarters — populated with people who know the agenda best and understand how it connects to the global program. Everyone comes there for instructions. Every smaller organization in the country — the migration NGO, the media fund, the arts prize committee — knows where to come for orientation, for funding, for the framing of the next campaign. It looks like a civil society hub. The people inside it may believe they are doing good. The architecture ensures that doing good means advancing the agenda. 3. The network controls the full loop. The think tank produces the paper. The advocacy group runs the campaign. The legal organization takes it to court. The media organization covers it favorably. The fact-checker delegitimizes the opposition. Each may look independent; the funding architecture connects them. The public annual reports list the grants and recipients. The architecture is not hidden. It is simply too layered for most people to read clearly. 4. The cultural layer is the most insidious. The network funds literary prizes that go to authors advancing the agenda. They fund film festivals, journalism awards, university chairs. None of this requires explicit editorial control. You don’t tell the prize committee who to select. You fund the prize committee. Over time the selection reflects the values of the funder. 5. In America, Soros-backed political groups have funded progressive prosecutors and district-attorney campaigns. The money is visible in campaign-finance records; the resulting policies are visible in the cities where they were implemented. 6. In Europe, the same architecture appears around migration: advocacy organizations, legal challenges, NGOs, political lobbying, and media narratives. The different pieces reinforce one another. One source. Every layer. Taxpayer money amplifying private money at every stage. 7. That is the capillary system: an ideological project reaching from elite institutions down into everyday life. The activist, journalist, lawyer, academic, official, and politician do not need to know one another or consciously share a master plan. Networks, institutions, and funding create the coordination.
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Is he running? The worst part in "Monsters, Inc." is the Inc. – as individually these are just mainly people who need a bit of love, a hug and some care… But the "Inc." needs to be destroyed.
These are the most important words a White House Chief of Staff have ever spoken… Listen. You know I am right.
Warsaw, November 11th. Patriots of the West, unite!
The Anxious Generation and Its Two Recruiters Gen Z is the most anxious and depressed generation on record. Since around 2012, when the smartphone took over adolescence, the curves have bent upward across much of the West. The phone is part of the story. It is not the deepest part. The deeper part: this generation was handed nothing to stand on. No God – faith was mocked. No nation – its history was taught as a list of crimes. No family that holds – too many of them broke. No heroes – they were cancelled. No adulthood – reality was kept away from them, so growing up was postponed. And then they were told that their feelings are the truth. Two American authors showed what that does: campus culture teaches the young the very habits of mind that therapy tries to cure – catastrophizing, emotional reasoning, dividing the world into good people and evil people. Wokeness is therapy in reverse. It takes an anxious child and gives him a diagnosis, an identity and an enemy: your pain is oppression, and the West did it to you. Kierkegaard called anxiety the dizziness of freedom. Freedom without solid ground makes you dizzy – and a dizzy generation looks for something to hold on to. Two recruiters are waiting. The first is the Left, which offers submission to the group: your race, your sex and your class decide who you are and what you may think. The second is Islam, which offers what the West stopped giving: rules, brotherhood, a clear idea of what a man is, a reason to get up at dawn. Some young Westerners are already taking that offer. Both cure anxiety the same way: by taking away freedom. Someone else decides. The dizziness stops. The West's cure is the opposite, and it is older: solid ground under free feet. A God who calls you a son, not a slave. A family that holds. Real work, checked by reality. A history to be proud of, and heroes to imitate. The truth, even when it hurts. And the old Western idea that each of them can know the world, act on it and shape it. They do not need less freedom. They need ground to stand on – and that is what we stopped passing on. Gen Z are the weak men creating bad times. Thank God Generation Alpha is coming after them. The hard times will make them strong. And our job is to leave them something worth being strong for.
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What unites the Left and Islam as civilizations opposed to the West. On the surface, almost nothing. One is atheist, the other theocratic. One preaches the liberation of the senses, the other their discipline. And yet they march together through Western capitals – the French even have a word for the alliance: islamo-gauchisme. The obvious answer is that both define themselves against the West, and both have conquest in their history and in their doctrine: world revolution for one, the expansion of Islam for the other. Using conquest and the Lie – through all available means. But beyond the envy, there is something deeper: the relation to reality. The West rests on two convictions: the world is knowable, and the individual can act upon it. That the world was made by reason, and reason can read it. That is why science was born here. Islam answered otherwise. One of its most influential theologians, al-Ghazali, taught that fire does not burn cotton: God burns it, directly, every time. If the world has no laws of its own, there is nothing for reason to discover – only a will to obey. The Left arrived at the same place by another road. Marx put it plainly, teaching that it is not man's consciousness that determines his being, but his social being that determines his consciousness. You are your class – today, your race and your sex. History decides, the Party interprets, and two plus two is whatever the Party says. If History decides, there is no truth to discover – only a line to follow. In both, the individual is not a cause. Things happen to him – by the will of God, or by the laws of History. And both ask the same thing of him: submission. Two Civilizations of Submission. To God or to the State. The West made man a cause. Sophocles sang that of all the wonders, none is more wonderful than man. The Bible made him in the image of God and gave him the task of naming the creatures. The Renaissance called him the free shaper of himself, and Michelangelo painted the finger of God and the finger of Adam almost touching. That is what the West is: the Civilization of the celebration of the Greatness, the Grandeur, the Magnificence of the individual human being, with his ability to act, know and shape the World around him. Envy wants what we have. Submission cannot forgive what we are. — Poland stopped both at the gates of Europe – the Ottomans at Vienna in 1683, the Bolsheviks at Warsaw in 1920. Both times, the outcome seemed already decided, and free men chose to act. After Vienna, Sobieski wrote to the Pope: "We came, we saw, God conquered." Not submission – cooperation and Human Action. The finger of God and the finger of man, almost touching.
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And the Polish version Because Poland is ruled by the feminine. For better or for worse…
And here is how the lie spreads…
The Coordinated Camp of the Lie Six people were murdered in Kraków on Saturday. The killer's own mother, father and sister were found dead at home. Poland is in mourning. 🕯️ That same evening – while the police were still saying the motive was unknown and his house was still being searched – the Minister of the Interior announced that the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies." Ultranationalist, of course. He added that this would be verified. No evidence has been shown. The mayor of Kraków, who is not a man of the right, called it the act of a madman. Reports from classmates, and photos attributed to him online, point somewhere else entirely. But within hours, "far-right" was in headlines across Europe. The minister's own caveat – "this will be verified" – mostly stayed behind in Kraków. Four days before the Independence March, the story fit perfectly. That is how the camp of the Lie works. It needs no central office. It needs a shared story, and people who know which facts to wait for and which to run with. A civilized state follows a simple rule: evidence first, verdict last – or not at all. This government reversed it, before the six victims were even buried. The coordinated camp of the Lie. 
We are being governed by them. 
And that needs to stop.
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What unites the Left and Islam as civilizations opposed to the West. On the surface, almost nothing. One is atheist, the other theocratic. One preaches the liberation of the senses, the other their discipline. And yet they march together through Western capitals – the French even have a word for the alliance: islamo-gauchisme. The obvious answer is that both define themselves against the West, and both have conquest in their history and in their doctrine: world revolution for one, the expansion of Islam for the other. Using conquest and the Lie – through all available means. But beyond the envy, there is something deeper: the relation to reality. The West rests on two convictions: the world is knowable, and the individual can act upon it. That the world was made by reason, and reason can read it. That is why science was born here. Islam answered otherwise. One of its most influential theologians, al-Ghazali, taught that fire does not burn cotton: God burns it, directly, every time. If the world has no laws of its own, there is nothing for reason to discover – only a will to obey. The Left arrived at the same place by another road. Marx put it plainly, teaching that it is not man's consciousness that determines his being, but his social being that determines his consciousness. You are your class – today, your race and your sex. History decides, the Party interprets, and two plus two is whatever the Party says. If History decides, there is no truth to discover – only a line to follow. In both, the individual is not a cause. Things happen to him – by the will of God, or by the laws of History. And both ask the same thing of him: submission. Two Civilizations of Submission. To God or to the State. The West made man a cause. Sophocles sang that of all the wonders, none is more wonderful than man. The Bible made him in the image of God and gave him the task of naming the creatures. The Renaissance called him the free shaper of himself, and Michelangelo painted the finger of God and the finger of Adam almost touching. That is what the West is: the Civilization of the celebration of the Greatness, the Grandeur, the Magnificence of the individual human being, with his ability to act, know and shape the World around him. Envy wants what we have. Submission cannot forgive what we are. — Poland stopped both at the gates of Europe – the Ottomans at Vienna in 1683, the Bolsheviks at Warsaw in 1920. Both times, the outcome seemed already decided, and free men chose to act. After Vienna, Sobieski wrote to the Pope: "We came, we saw, God conquered." Not submission – cooperation and Human Action. The finger of God and the finger of man, almost touching.
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The Axis of Lies in action👇🏻
Briton among six killed by 'far-right' gunman in Krakow rampage
Jakub Kulik – a True Polish Hero 🇵🇱 On one side, the liars in the government and international media. On the other, a True Polish Hero. On Saturday, when a gunman opened fire on Kraków's Main Market Square, senior constable Jakub Kulik and his partner, Artur Morański, did what heroes do: they ran toward the shots. They stopped him. Officials say the death toll would have been far higher without them. Jakub is a former paratrooper, and for ten years he has been a volunteer firefighter. "For him, service was everything," says the head of his fire brigade. Paratrooper, firefighter, policeman: all his life, he has run toward what others run from. He was badly wounded, shot three times. One of his lungs is not working, and he is fighting for his life. While a minister was busy writing a story, a constable had already dealt with the facts. Pray for him. And if you can, give blood: he needs AB Rh+. Any blood donation center in Poland will take it – just say it is for Jakub Kulik. Jakub, Poland is with you. 🇵🇱
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The Coordinated Camp of the Lie Six people were murdered in Kraków on Saturday. The killer's own mother, father and sister were found dead at home. Poland is in mourning. 🕯️ That same evening – while the police were still saying the motive was unknown and his house was still being searched – the Minister of the Interior announced that the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies." Ultranationalist, of course. He added that this would be verified. No evidence has been shown. The mayor of Kraków, who is not a man of the right, called it the act of a madman. Reports from classmates, and photos attributed to him online, point somewhere else entirely. But within hours, "far-right" was in headlines across Europe. The minister's own caveat – "this will be verified" – mostly stayed behind in Kraków. Four days before the Independence March, the story fit perfectly. That is how the camp of the Lie works. It needs no central office. It needs a shared story, and people who know which facts to wait for and which to run with. A civilized state follows a simple rule: evidence first, verdict last – or not at all. This government reversed it, before the six victims were even buried. The coordinated camp of the Lie. 
We are being governed by them. 
And that needs to stop.
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The Coordinated Camp of the Lie Six people were murdered in Kraków on Saturday. The killer's own mother, father and sister were found dead at home. Poland is in mourning. 🕯️ That same evening – while the police were still saying the motive was unknown and his house was still being searched – the Minister of the Interior announced that the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies." Ultranationalist, of course. He added that this would be verified. No evidence has been shown. The mayor of Kraków, who is not a man of the right, called it the act of a madman. Reports from classmates, and photos attributed to him online, point somewhere else entirely. But within hours, "far-right" was in headlines across Europe. The minister's own caveat – "this will be verified" – mostly stayed behind in Kraków. Four days before the Independence March, the story fit perfectly. That is how the camp of the Lie works. It needs no central office. It needs a shared story, and people who know which facts to wait for and which to run with. A civilized state follows a simple rule: evidence first, verdict last – or not at all. This government reversed it, before the six victims were even buried. The coordinated camp of the Lie. 
We are being governed by them. 
And that needs to stop.
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There is something really very sinister going on with Gen Z. Do not succumb to that. Fortunately there is hope. Generation Alpha sees that and will be fine.🤞🏻
There is hope. Generation Alpha will be just fine. After the craziness of the Millennials and Gen Z, Generation Alpha are the ones who see the results. They will be the strong men and women from the meme, created by the hard times created by the weak men of the 2 generations before them. They have seen the whole woke paranoia up close, at school and on their screens. They had to endure the effects of Covid as children: closed schools, masks, a childhood on Zoom. They paid for adult panic with their own early years, and children who pay for a lie remember who sold it. They take none of the bullshit. Every generation rebels against the one before. Their parents rebelled against order. Gen Alpha will rebel against chaos.
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Of course – you can just tell by what he did. It is about hating humanity and our civilization.
The Poland shooter is a LEFT WINGER. He attended the 2020 pro-abortion protests in Poland, the so-called All-Poland Women’s Strike.
This is why I call them The Axis of Lies.
The Polish Minister of the Interior has been saying last night that the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies". And nationalism of course. What a lie! It is of course the exact opposite. This is the sort of liars we are being governed by…
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Exactly:
Dark forces are trying to destabilise Poland. Ask yourselves why that would be.