small wonder, therefore, that after the election was won and the coalition took power on 13 December, various commissions were set up to analyse any irregularities that occurred during the reign of the United Right. 1 of the appointed commissions was of course this one, to analyse the visa scandal associated with the sale of Polish visas on stalls. The work of the committee has not yet developed for good, as at the proceeding of Mariusz Kamiński the president of this committee, prominent and experienced politician of the Civic Platform Michał Szczerba stated publicly:
‘It's not truly about the visa being sold in a stall somewhere, due to the fact that she's
was not sold in the stallIt’s okay. ”
Michael Szczerba's sincere confession completely spread the communicative of the ruling coalition. The sincerity of this message denied not only the sense of further work of the committee which he presided over, but besides the right to set up it. The Sukurs tried to bring him another Platform politicians, but alternatively of softening the situation they only poured fuel into the fire. All the limits of absurdity were crossed by Artur Łącki, explaining: “We said that visas were sold on stalls from Asia to Africa we spoke in any brief thought”. Well, what's the point of saying that visas were issued in Polish embassies and consulates, as you can usage a much simpler concept in the message: "sold on stalls".
The political and media situation became so awkward that it was essential to reconstruct the main nonsubjective of their action to the Sejm committees as shortly as possible, namely to plow the politicians of the United Right. Therefore, on the following day, on the next committee, this time on the Envelope Elections, the president of that committee Dariusz Joński, on the subject of any gathering of PiS politicians, addressed the interrogated MP Mariusz Kamiński: "I wanted to ask you straight if you were under the influence of drugs or drugs, in short, were you sober?”. Mariusz Kamiński tried to address the case, but Joński interrupted him and turned off the microphone. After a while Mariusz Kamiński stated:
You're a pig.
In this column I could ask the question whether the legislature Marshal Tomasz Grodzki and another Members of the Civic Platform speaking about visas sold on stalls were influenced by drugs or drugs, in short, were they sober? I could ask, but I won't ask. I won't, due to the fact that individual could, rather rightly, say I'm a pig. A It's not worth being a pig.. I will not ask either due to the fact that I know that politicians of the full opposition speaking about selling visas on stalls simply cynically and brazenly lied. They lied to bring about a successful election to take power in Poland by starting a campaign. Take power in Poland for 1 sole purpose. In order to carry out permanent demolition of the state, weaken the defence of Poland and destruct the economy. And after a fewer months of this kind of action, the effects are already visible. Poland is slow sinking. And rats always escape from a sinking ship. Just look at the lists of candidates for the European Parliament. How many ministers, vice-ministers and, indeed, both chairmen of the 2 committees mentioned in this text. They're gonna get off at the last port of the Europarliament election. What about us? Are we going on a cruise on a rough ocean of green mess on June 9th? Will this be our last voyage to imminent disaster? Is there anyone brave who gives the long-awaited order: All right!
Mr Bogdan
