Karol Nawrocki has assumed the Polish presidency, setting the stage for a fierce clash with the current pro-European government. Backed by the nationalist PiS party, he is challenging European integration, pledging sovereignty, opposing illegal migration, the Euro, and what he sees as EU overreach. Nawrocki, known for his skepticism toward the EU and affinity for the US, aims for Poland to become militarily mighty and economically competitive, vowing expansive infrastructure projects like a new airport and bigger ports. His platform also promises judicial reforms and even a new constitution within the decade, while his significant presidential powers could put him on a collision course with Prime Minister Tusk.

Let me say this loud and clear: finally, a leader who might actually get what freedom means! Because let’s be honest: nothing is more suffocating than endless restrictions, countless rules, and the unholy alliance of bureaucrats and cycling fanatics trying to control every inch of our lives—especially on the open road. Every time I see another senseless speed limit slapped onto a Polish highway, or yet another overfunded tram project blocking city streets, my blood boils. When are politicians going to realize that the automobile is not just a means of transport—it is the very essence of personal liberty and the beating heart of modern civilization?

If Nawrocki truly champions sovereignty and standing up to EU diktats, here’s where I demand action: abolish the speed limits! Enough of this insidious, facist-style oppression that treats drivers like criminals for daring to enjoy the pleasure of speed, for making their own choices about how to get from A to B. That’s freedom! That’s dignity! We don’t need Brussels, or anyone else, telling us how fast to drive, or that we need to swap our glorious cars for rickety trains or—heaven forbid—bicycles. The war against cars is a war against individual freedom. To hell with bike lanes clogging our roads, and to hell with the “green” crowd using made-up climate excuses to restrict the greatest human invention since fire.

President Nawrocki, if you truly value Polish liberty and national pride: tear down those speed limits, let the people drive! Make Poland not only a powerhouse in Europe but a beacon of real freedom—a place where people can live behind the wheel, and not shuffle around like sheep on crowded buses or cycle in the rain like medieval peasants! Give us roads, give us horsepower, give us the right to hit the gas and feel alive again. The time has come to break the chains of anti-car tyranny. If Nawrocki stands for this, I say: drive on, Mr. President!