Wizja Na Żywo

Summary

Krzysztof Jackowski opens with reflections on death and the afterlife. He says he believes the soul survives bodily death and becomes “universal,” and argues that people may have abilities beyond what they normally recognize.

The Violetta Rybka case

To illustrate his claimed psychic abilities, Jackowski recounts a 2005 case involving Violetta Rybka, a missing teacher from Zabrze. He says he identified an “old pumping station” as the location of her body, which was later found by family members. He presents a newspaper clipping and a police telegram requesting that he be questioned as a witness.

Jackowski also says he believed Rybka had been murdered, while acknowledging that this was never proven and that the case was treated as an accidental death.

Political predictions

Jackowski offers predictions about Grzegorz Braun. He foresees Braun attracting support from many young voters and potentially taking part in an electoral alliance of three smaller groups. He says leaving such a coalition could hurt Braun’s chances, while remaining in it might bring some success.

He also predicts possible legal accusations against Braun, election results that differ substantially from polling, and a chance that elections could be delayed amid unusual circumstances. These are presented as Jackowski’s personal visions, not verified developments.

Predictions about Europe and the Pope

Jackowski predicts that some European countries may close their borders and that protests over security could turn violent, with casualties. He also anticipates a major public controversy connected to the Pope, while clarifying that he does not expect the Pope himself to be harmed or necessarily to have caused it.

Comments on public figures and online algorithms

Jackowski praises Wojciech Cejrowski for what he sees as a consistent, independent character and for his travel films. He also speaks favorably of Kuba Wojewódzki’s interviewing skills and character.

Near the end, he comments that online algorithms reinforce users’ interests by repeatedly showing them similar content. He recommends a recent two-part interview with himself.

Presenter/contributor: Krzysztof Jackowski.