One of the speakers urged Commissioner Wojciechowski to mirror a caution, arguing he should not bear responsibility for what he described as harmful moves by the government of Donald Tusk and the European Commission. The comment came during a broadcast on Polsat News and referenced statements by Jarosław Kaczyński about the future of Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski.
Przemysław Czarnek warned about the consequences of the so-called Green Deal. He described Brussels’ Green Deal as a path that could drive the European economy toward a dangerous cliff, with a particular threat to European farming and Polish agriculture. He stressed that opposition to the plan was essential.
He recalled that during the PiS government, the Minister of Agriculture, Robert Telus, and EU Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski advocated for policies favorable to Poland. He argued that this advocacy helped suspend what he called the idiocy of fallowing, claiming, very clearly, that their actions caused the suspension.
Accordingly, he urged Commissioner Wojciechowski to take a stand, asserting that the commissioner should not be responsible for the harmful actions attributed to Donald Tusk’s government and the European Commission. The point was reiterated in a firm call for accountability, as reported by Polsat News.
Timmermans’ role
The discussion then shifted to KO’s Katarzyna Lubaner and touched on the activities of Frans Timmermans. Czarnek stated that Frans Timmermans, described as a friend, is held responsible for the Green Deal which they oppose. He also noted that an embargo on European products had been introduced as part of this policy stance.
Polsat News provided the coverage of these remarks, which framed Timmermans as a central figure in the criticized policy framework. The conversation underscored a broader political disagreement over the direction of European environmental and agricultural policy.
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Attribution for the reporting comes from Polsat News via wPolityce.