When it pours out of the cebra for a long time and the water condition rises, there is no time, you must immediately take emergency action on the site without waiting for state service.
When any threat occurs, you must immediately respond automatically, intervene and take rescue action. This is what people know in the event of a direct threat to their individual lives and possessions.
It is worse erstwhile the threat is spread over time or indirectly. People then forget that the stick has 2 ends and that according to this logic, it is essential to act on both a individual and a collective scale.
But, as we know from the experience of the fresh flood in Lower Silesia, erstwhile people were left to their fate, they could not draw logical, political conclusions from this process.
So we request to remind them constantly that the stick has 2 ends.
Let's remind you.
In October of 23rd, groups of happy people from Jagodna or another Wilanów - let us remember here German or russian operating groups that incited the population to pogroms during the business - without the right powers they were playing politics and gave us all beer. Just so it's beer.
They have allowed organized mafias to rule, and the harm is so gigantic that the perceptions of the average man exceed - over 1.5 billion debt increases per day. You can't wait any longer due to the fact that we're gonna fall into a black hole.
Recalling the regulation of a stick - it turns out that there is no collective rescue, we inactive gotta deal differently, bottom-up and spontaneous. The way of organization action is, due to formal law issues, blocked by the end of 2027, and it may besides turn out that elections will be prevented.
There has been a clear threat of the collapse of Poland, so this time the ball is not on the side of politicians, and not on the side of any private Kowalski, Nowak or Barański, but on the side of the citizen, all citizen. A citizen must step into direct action, or he will lose all his possessions. Do you have a pesel? Let's do this.
Where are you, citizens?
Where's your action?
