It is fashionable to write essays for the prosecutor. There is no shortage of public excitement, especially in Gdańsk. The ‘colonization’ of Westerplatte, the ‘occupation’ of Poland by PiS and the ‘expropriation’ under the CPK were outraged. And also the “sack” of Lotos…
MP Agnieszka Pomaska, the same one who, as a councilor, voted for cheap sales because they don’t loot, 86 percent. The heat pipeline from Gdańsk to a municipal company from Leipzig makes a spectacle of his economic thoughts, although they do not concern his participation in the operation with the municipal energy sector.
He clearly does not know the enlightened reflections of the mentor of liberal populism. Years ago from the parliamentary stage Janusz Lewandowski he explained to the audience that the true nature of ownership changes is a process
“it must be multiple in Poland, and therefore LESS TRANSPARENT, based on decisions based on multiple criteria, because the sale of companies cannot be reduced to the question of PRICE DIMENSION.
And since, as the first leader of the KLD noted,
“this is and will be the nature of privatization, we must abandon the ILLUSION of complete TRANSPARENCY of this process, because with many criteria on the basis of which every decision is made, starting from privatization obligations, through social obligations, ecological status, and finally to the price , it cannot be reduced to the dimension of one criterion, namely PRICE CRITERION.
As he calculated Prof. Ryszard ŚlązakAccording to this bold axiology, in the early years of dreaming about the invisible hand of the free market, the governments of Mazowiecki, Bielecki and Suchocka obtained $710 million for the sale of 314 companies.
Their assets, in the circumstances of the socio-economic apocalypse of that time, were valued on the basis of the achieved or expected profit, therefore modestly. This system efficiently dispossessed the Poles of the accumulated capital, because it had to take into account, as J.Lewandowski explained, “THE WILL OF THE BUYER”.
The many Liberal amateurs voting today may not remember that demand, or buyer desire, for the Liberals’ public services fell to zero in the 1990s; Tusk and Lewandowski were left without a budgetary task.
After receiving public applause again in 2007, they returned to privatization dogmas. To improve the state of the budget, i.e. the state of the treasury for which Prime Minister Tusk received salaries from the Chancellery, state shares of KGHM, PKO, PZU and Lotos were sold in short series. The mood improved even in the presence of the disgruntled Vincent Rostowski.
In the years 2007-2015, the governments of Tusk and Kopacz, trapped in stale intellectual underwear, sold shares of 950 companies, accounting for PLN 58 billion in the budget. With such a sense of business, it is no wonder that Donald Tusk convinced his son that Amber Gold is nonsense, that LOT is just a fad, that we will buy electricity from Kaliningrad and that we will sell Lotos to everyone…
That A. Pomaska didn’t even bother to go to the prosecutor’s office then?
I’m surprised to say that the team of Morawiecki and Obajtek were not seduced by these intellectually meager challenges. In contrast to the management of Jacek Krawiec, D.Tusk’s favorite, who earned PLN 3 billion in Orlen in seven years, Obajtek’s team generated PLN 87 billion, paid PLN 14 billion in dividends, invests PLN 40 billion annually, ensures the supply of 20 million tons of oil from Saudi Aramco, and Orlen has become one of the leaders of the European economy, an instrument of the state power. economic policy, a guarantee for Poland’s energy security in today’s struggle for access to fire.
This was also the purpose of the merger with Lotos, which was carried out with the express consent of the shareholders and according to market valuations, which gave the Polish concern full control over the refinery, the company’s financial performance at European level and the ability to create new companies to acquire. technologies and gas resources in Norway. And strengthening the power of the state treasury in Orlen, Poland!
Perhaps that is why President Obajtek and Prime Minister Sasin would never say that German rule could be a blessing for Poland. No regional specificism, including that of Pomerania, takes precedence over the general interest represented by the state.
When writing her report to the prosecutor’s office, MP Pomaska appears to share the economic experience she gained while successfully selling perfumes. In this case, however, the ‘price criterion’ could have been more important than MP Lewandowski expected.
Orlen’s strategic merger with Lotos has already been predicted by Andrzej Olechowski, Tadeusz Syryjczyk, Zbigniew Wróbel and Paweł Olechnowicz.
Obajtek managed to do it, but it is easy to destroy, because Tusk, by God’s grace, is rather an economist, and at the same time in his youth he was bitten by a liberal utopia.
Source: wPolityce