“Jarosław Kaczyński could sooner or later become Jarosław K.” – Marcin Kierwiński announced on Polsat News. Member of Parliament for Law and Justice Radosław Fogiel called the PO politician’s behavior ‘attempts with an authoritarian stench’.
Tusk is an internet troll
“Jarosław, you were a senator of ‘Solidarity’, you ended up as godfather of the Ziobro Justice Fund,” Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on the ‘X’ platform, referring to PiS President Jarosław Kaczyński.
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The Justice Fund was discussed, among other things, in “Rymanowski’s Breakfast” on Polsat News.
Donald Tusk’s tweets are not a particularly important historical source. The downfall is being ‘king of Europe’ and ending up as an embarrassing internet troll
– said PiS MP Radosław Fogiel.
If there have been irregularities, these must be accounted for. (…) That’s what state institutions are for, not Roman Giertych’s games
– he emphasized.
Authoritarian stench
Former head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration Marcin Kierwiński also spoke about the Justice Fund.
You created a mafia system in which Minister Ziobro was the head of the distribution system. (…) You will have to pay for this
– said the PO politician, and then began to threaten politicians with prison.
There is a good chance that many of your fellow club members are in prison. You can send them packages
– he said to Radosław Fogel.
Jarosław Kaczyński, as the father of this political system, takes full responsibility. There is such a thing as a management agency. Jarosław Kaczyński may become Jarosław K sooner or later.
– added.
We see these different trends with an authoritarian stench
– a PiS politician answered him.
The MP is about to reach the ceiling in this self-exaltation
– Added fogiel.
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Source: wPolityce