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j"19HxigV4QyBv3tHpQVcUEQyq1pzZVdoAutMÝ🚨BREAKING: Polish MP Drops Nuke – Claims Israeli Spy-Linked Firm Controls Poland's Entire Economy via Secret KSeF Backdoor!** **Warsaw, February 15, 2026** – A Polish parliamentarian just lit the fuse on what could become the biggest national security scandal of the decade. In a blistering, podium-pounding speech before the Sejm on February 13, Konfederacja Korona Polska MP Włodzimierz Skalik accused the government of secretly routing Poland’s brand-new mandatory electronic invoicing system (KSeF) through servers tied to **Imperva** – a cybersecurity giant **founded by a former Israeli intelligence officer** from the legendary Unit 8200. Skalik didn’t mince words: > “Network traffic to KSeF passes through the American company Imperva, **founded by an officer of Israeli intelligence**, now owned by the French arms-and-spy-tech behemoth Thales. Foreign services could be reading metadata on **every single złoty** of Poland’s economic turnover thanks to the U.S. CLOUD Act!” He demanded the system be **shut down immediately**, called for an emergency parliamentary adjournment to launch an investigation, and openly questioned whether Poland has handed the keys to its entire private-sector economy to foreign intelligence – with **Israel’s elite cyber unit** sitting at the very start of the chain. The 77-second clip, explosively shared by X power-user @gps65 (Grzegorz GPS Świderski), has already rocketed past **40,000 views** in under 48 hours and is being flooded with reactions ranging from “This is high treason!” to “Finally someone says it out loud!” Why this is detonating online: - Unit 8200 alumni dominate global cybersecurity — but critics call them a de-facto “Israeli Mossad tech pipeline.” - Imperva → Thales ownership means French military-intelligence interests now sit on top of Israeli-founded code allegedly guarding (or watching?) Polish business secrets. - The U.S. CLOUD Act allows Washington to demand the data — even if it’s supposedly “safe” in Europe. - France bans such foreign middlemen in its own e-invoicing system — yet Poland supposedly welcomes them. Government defenders are scrambling: the Ministry of Finance insists KSeF runs on Polish servers, meets GDPR, and contains no backdoors. But Skalik’s camp — and a growing chorus of furious small-business owners, tax skeptics, and nationalists — isn’t buying it. They’re branding the rollout a **“digital occupation”** and predicting this revelation could topple Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s coalition. As one viral reply screamed: “If a former Israeli spy unit founder is in the middle of Poland’s economic nervous system, we’re not sovereign anymore — we’re a data colony.” With elections looming, inflation biting, and EU funds hanging in the balance, this single speech has morphed into a full-spectrum sovereignty panic button. Is it explosive truth… or the most dangerous conspiracy grenade of 2026? Poland — and Europe — is watching. text/plainutf-8file.txt
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