Poland. Revival.

On the millennium of Bolesław the Brave's coronation, Poland stands before a historic opportunity for profound renewal. Jerzy Kwaśniewski's original program diagnoses a deep crisis in state institutions and charts a path forward through decisive reforms. Drawing inspiration from the successes of Javier Milei's Argentina and the American Department of Government Efficiency, the publication proposes bold solutions organized into ten pillars.

Among the proposed solutions are: radical reduction of bureaucracy, restoration of genuine judicial independence through democratic legitimization of judges, and implementation of the subsidiarity principle across all areas of public life. Key elements include: protection of inalienable rights, presumption of economic freedom, primacy of the family in raising children, and major strategic investments like the Central Transportation Hub. The program envisions moving away from EU centralization, building a strong bloc of Central European states, and affirming Christian identity as the foundation of national consensus.

This is not merely a diagnosis – it's a concrete action plan for a patriotic government, ready for implementation. It demonstrates how Poland can become a leader of the freedom revolution in Europe.