In Poznań, a picket was held at the Poznań global Fair as part of the “Seym without abortions”. The place and time - the sunny summertime afternoon - were carefully chosen, as this is usually where many people travel – by public transport, cars, bicycles, as well as on foot. Standing in traffic and those who were forced to halt at a red light, they had the chance to hang their eyes on our banners for a long time. They could see the faces of 2 messengers associated with the Wielkopolska region: Katarzyna Sójki and Jadwiga Emilewicz. And a image of a kid being aborted.
Both of them are PiSu Members, both of whom presently hold crucial state positions and both voted against the bill, which was intended to improve the protection of human life.
Katarzyna Sójka – late the Minister of wellness is now expected to deal with the wellness and life of Polish citizens, although she has not yet been acquainted with this. There are many indications that Sójka intends to proceed the policy of Sunday. This continuation can be seen peculiarly in the context of the functioning of the squad called the veiled band "the improvement of guidelines for medicinal operators on termination procedures". In practice, it's just a execution team.
Jadwiga Emilewicz, presently holding the position of the government typical for Polish-Ukrainian improvement cooperation, besides voted against life.
The people of Poznań did not pass the banners indifferently. They could sense that it was hard for them to talk clearly on either side. – Opponents of the PiS party, at the same time supporters of abortion were very confused and uncertain about how they should react. erstwhile they heard that the PiS Members had voted against life, they did not begin to have sympathy for the disliked party. In turn, supporters of the ruling organization reacted with surprise, sometimes outrage. We've shown the facts, and these are unquestionable.
A clash with the fact for many people may have been painful, but hopefully it allowed them to wake up from the lethargy, and that was the goal of our picket: to make Poles aware of their choices.
Text: Iwona Lester
