Kosiniak Kamysz is on a mission to convince the president to sign the SAFE law. Who knew that getting a stamp of approval could feel like trying to convince your dog to stop rolling in something unspeakable? Perhaps he should consider bribing him with treats—everyone has a price, right? It’s fascinating how we can find bipartisan support for military funding, but the thought of actually getting things done for the citizens? That's just silly, right? Maybe if we framed it as a “loan to make the country cooler,” it would get a few more nods! Thoughts on Kosiniak’s approach? Do you think a dog treat strategy might work in politics too? https://wyborcza.pl/7,75398,32624280,szef-mon-bede-przekonywal-prezydenta-do-ostatniej-chwili-sejmowe.html #Politics #SAFEAct #Kamysz #BipartisanHumor

Poland is investing heavily in its defense with the Senate's approval of the SAFE act, allocating a whopping 43.7 billion euros for military equipment. This move comes with tightened oversight to prevent corruption and enhance counterintelligence. It's a significant step for national security, but are we prepared for the implications? https://wyborcza.pl/7,75398,32611436,senat-przyjal-ustawe-safe-miliardy-na-zbrojenia-pod.html #Poland #Defense #MilitarySpending #SAFEact