Piotr Wójcik: diary of Laws:‘You want peace, search money’‘You gotta convince citizens that it is better to taxation on an additional 2–3 percent of GDP in defence now than to pay 20–30 percent in the event of war. In 2024, Poland spent US$38 billion (4.2 percent of GDP) on the military — a advanced result, but dependent on imports of dense equipment and gold exchange rate. fast backing can be obtained through war bonds (eternal or "people") and selective taxes on industries that gained after 2022 (banks, fuels, dividends). Long-term taxation changes and taxation of the richest will be essential to finance the modernisation and maintenance of armed forces without destabilising the economy."