One of the questions referendum scheduled for October 15, it concerns common property of Poland. And exactly:
Do you support the sale of state assets to foreign entities, causing Polish women and men to lose control of strategic sectors of the economy?
It can already be seen that in this thread the opposition has the greatest difficulty in misleading even hardened supporters. For two main reasons.
Firstbecause in the background there is a well-remembered practice of the PO-PSL government, which has sold nearly 1,000 state-owned enterprises, including those important to security and culture.
second, because quite recently the main experts said that they wanted to sell everything that was still in Polish hands, including ports and airports. Because the attack on the Polish management of the State Forests is ongoing – probably in preparation for privatization.
In this regard, I recommend my meeting with the Minister of State Assets Jack Sasinwhich appeared in the last issue of the weekly magazine “Sieci”.
HERE YOU WILL FIND THE WHOLE CONVERSATION
There are words in it that we should not underestimate.
Donald Tusk is a dangerous politician for every Polish family. It is my duty to warn the Poles and ask them to help us avoid this danger by voting in the elections and referendum.
– says the Law and Justice politician.
Where do these conclusions come from?
Their plan for the great plunder of Poland remains valid. If they took over, they’d leave us in our socks. One or two they sell what we have, and that’s it
says my interlocutor.
Here’s an important excerpt from the conversation:
What was the size of national asset sales under Tusk?
MINISTER JACEK SASIN: We all know it is unheard of, harmful and predatory. Let’s look at the numbers. There were more than 1.2 thousand sales transactions of treasury stock or shares during the eight years of the PO-PSL rule. And this does not include the assets sold indirectly by the state treasury, but by its companies, such as PKP Energetyka or Polskie Koleje Linowe, which were sold by PKP SA
They argue that the state need not have a candy factory.
First of all, a state-owned candy factory as part of a large food company, which should be an element of market stabilization, already makes sense. Secondly, they did not sell candy factories, but pearls, like PKP Energetyka, which they sold just before they lost power, a roll on the tape.
We recently bought this company, which is also important for state security. Own shares in smaller but valuable companies, such as Zakłady Górniczo-Hutnicze “Bolesław” SA in Bukowno, Kopalnia Węgla Brunatnego “Konin” in Kleczew SA, Kieleckie Kopalnie Surowców Mineralnych SA, Remag SA, lost shares in strategic companies, such as PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna SA, Tauron Polska Energia SA, Jastrzebska Spółka Węglowa, Powszechny Zakład Ubezpieczeń SA, PKO BP. I won’t talk about the plans to sell Lotos to the Russians, which thankfully failed to get off the ground.
And today we hear that we have allegedly transferred it into foreign hands, when in fact it is already clear that the creation of a multi-energy concern was a good move and brings good results.
More than 1.2 thousand transactions related to the sale of shares or shares of the Treasury, when PO-PSL government nominees were in the Ministry of Finance, amounted to less than PLN 60 billion.
That’s a lot?
Compared to the value of assets, dividend income, if these companies are managed well, they were pennies. The sale also went through the stock exchange, where for ridiculous money, like an alcoholic who has to satisfy his addiction, they sold shares of KGHM, PKO BP, ENEA, PGE, Tauron.
They even abolished the Polish rope railways! We managed to redeem them under our rule. For a ridiculous amount of PLN 8 million, they gave foreign capital the rights to the works of the greatest stars of the Polish stage, which belonged to Polskie Nagrania. A little?
like an alcoholic?
There was no idea, no strategy in it, apart from acquiring cash quickly, which somehow also didn’t exist because we kept hearing that “there is no money and there will be no money”. There was no help for Polish families, for programs like 500+ or for the 13th and 14th retirement there was nothing for anything and they invested practically nothing. Instead of fighting the VAT and fuel mafia, they preferred to punch budget holes and under this pretext gave away everything that the Poles as a society had so hard to earn.
Some assets were recovered, for example in the banking sector. More such challenges lie ahead.
As Minister Sasin says, and it’s hard to question these words, this method of looting – creating a budget hole and then selling off assets – is likely to continue to be used if the same people return to power. After all, in such a system mafias (VAT, fuel, others) and buyers of our family silver earn money.
When I ask if anyone is lurking for this Polish property, the head of MAP replies:
It’s clear to me. If it wasn’t, Tusk would just say, “Okay, I’m against a sale too.” He can’t because that’s what his employers gave him. It is not for nothing that the German press assessed the referendum question on the sale of state property as directed against Tusk and Berlin. How did they come up with that?
Well, from where? And why does the media of the Third Republic of Poland put so much effort into hopeless attempts to prove that effective state management of recent years (although everyone makes mistakes) is in fact ineffective? To brainwash Poles into allegedly agreeing to tear up common property in Poland’s interest. Under our conditions, the privatization of certain goods always ends up in German or Russian ownership.
I emphasize: first they will make Polish property hideous, and then, under any pretext, they will hand it over to foreign capital for next to nothing, which in our situation means German capital. The plan of the great plunder of Poland remains valid. If they took over, they’d leave us in our socks
– concludes Minister Jacek Sasin.
It’s good that these words come right out. No one will be able to say that he did not know what fate the opposition has in store for us. There would be little left of Poland if it succeeded in seizing power. Alcoholic style trading always means misery.
Source: wPolityce