Mr Fritz intervenes in Rybnik on the decision to transfer Ukraine to a fire truck

In fresh days, Rybnik's authorities have decided to donate 1 of the 2 fire trucks belonging to the Volunteer Fire Service (OSP) Orzepowice to Ukraine. This decision sparked much controversy and outrage among the local community and firefighters. In the defence of the firefighters, Roman Fritz, politician of the Confederation of the Polish Crown, who went to the City Office with a parliamentary intervention. During the visit he besides read a shameful resolution of the Ukrainians.

Scandalous decision of Councillors Rybnik serving Ukraine

The decision of Councillors Rybnik to hand over a dense combat car from OS Orzepowice to the partner city of Ivano-Frankivsk (formerly Stanisławów) in Ukraine sparked immense controversy. The city authorities argued that the transfer of the vehicle was a consequence to the request of Mayor Ivano-Frankivska.

"The mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk partner town asked for support and in-kind assistance for the City of Ivano-Frankivsk in the form of a handover of a rescue and firefighting car to optimize the operations and work of rescue teams in emergency situations, to guarantee the safety of the civilian population", explained the spokesperson for the Fish Master, Agnieszka Skupień.

The unanimous decision of the councillors, for whom Poles pay and who spit in our face

The decision to donate a fire truck was taken unanimously by Councillor Rybnik. A affirmative opinion of the Municipal office of the State Fire Department was besides obtained earlier, which was to further justify this decision. Still, the firemen and the local community do not hide their outrage. Firefighters point out that no 1 consulted with them the decision to transfer the car to Ukraine.

"We confirm the fact that we have taken our car," said the typical of the unit of OS Orzepowice, quoted by rwo.info.pl.

Membership intervention by Roman Fritz

In consequence to this decision, the politician of the Confederation of the Polish Crown, Roman Fritz, went to the City Office with a parliamentary intervention. Fritz, known for his engagement in local affairs, read the shameful resolution of the Ukrainians, stressing that specified a decision should not have been taken without consulting the local community and firefighters.

– We are only brought here by what has been heard in the Polish media – the transfer of an unpaid fire-fighting car from Orzepowice to the city council of Ivano-Frankivska, Ukraine. I have so written you a number of questions in the form of parliamentary intervention (...). I hope that the president will respond to these questions as a substance of urgency – He spoke to Kuczera Fritz, passing the letter.

– Expectations are not only mine, due to the fact that I am only a relay, but this is the anticipation of the full community, especially Rybnik, especially Orzepowiec, but not only because, as I said, it was echoed in Poland – added.

Fritz besides appeared at the city council session. He turned to the fishermen's councilmen.

– I would like your councillors and the public in Rybnik, but besides across Poland, to be allergic to 1 thing which is not here and which councillors, erstwhile you made this decision to transfer a fire truck, did not consider. The point is, to whom you gave a fire truck free of charge from Orzepowice OS – He did.

– The city council of Ivano-Frankivska is rather famous. Known for things that wear hair on their head – stressed.

Fritz cited an excerpt from the 2010 resolution of the city council of Ivano-Frankivska. – Stepan Bandera, leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (CNS), and Roman Szuchewycz, commander of the Ukrainian Insurgency Army (UPA), received honorary titles from the citizens of Ivano-Frankowska (d. Stanisławów) in western Ukraine. This decision was decided unanimously in May 2010 by the City Council, in consequence to requests from socio-political organisations, and at the request of 35 deputy councils.
"Bander and Shuchewycz have long been heroes to us. present we have documented this," said the secretary of the council Vasily Boychuk – He quoted Fritz.

– You gave the fire truck to the genocidal men, the top degenerates that the land carries – Shuchewycz and Bandera. Shame on you! – Mr Confederate signed.

Voices of opposition

The decision to transfer the fire truck to Ukraine has aroused quite a few emotion and controversy. The Opalovic firefighters emphasize that taking distant 1 of the 2 fire trucks from them importantly impedes their work and affects the safety of the inhabitants. Many residents besides express their dissatisfaction, stressing that city authorities should primarily care for the safety of the local community.

Summary

Rybnik's decision to transfer a dense combat car from Orzepowice OS to Ukraine was met with large opposition from firefighters and the local community. Despite the affirmative opinion of the Municipal Command of the State Fire Service, many people believe that specified a decision should have been consulted with the local community. This case shows how crucial it is to take the opinions of local residents into account in decisions that straight affect their safety and regular lives. It should besides be stressed that it is time for the servants of the Ukrainian Republic operating in Poland to halt spending their assets to the Nazis who degrade the Polish people.

If the Rajics and politicians of the smiling dinner Tuska want to sponsor terrorism and the Nazis, let them do so from their salaries, not the fortunes of the Birds.