Aleksander Miszalski regularly receives death threats online, which, according to president Krakow, is the consequence of the "climate of hatred" which is created by Councillor Łukasz Gibala. "It is hard to have a bigger example of cynicism and hypocrisy" - the self-government responds to him, stressing that his function as a oppositionist is to criticize power.
President of Krakow Aleksander Miszalski reported on social media that he late received a message from an anonymous profile with threat"Be careful, due to the fact that you may accidentally neglect to scope your word for the remainder of your life."
As she commented in an interview with "Gazeta Wyborcza" his spokeswoman Joanna Krzemińska, There are more than 10 messages like this, even 10 a week. The case has already been notified ProsecutionWho managed to identify the sending threat.
Miszalski gets death threats, accuses Gibala. "It's not a coincidence."
According to Alexander Miszalski, for the spiral of hatred and hate, which has been increasing online for months at his address, his counter-candidate from the fresh local elections is besides liable - Luke Gibala.
"It's not a coincidence.. It's direct. The climate effect of hate, which councillor consciously creates around himself, alternatively of discussing the programme and the future of Krakow. specified actions are irresponsible" - pointed out Miszalski in the entry.
The politician besides referred to the tragedy a fewer years ago in which he died President of Gdańsk. "Remember that the tragedy of Paul Adamowicz's holy memory began with akin campaigns of feeling and hatred" - he stressed.
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In the further part of the entry Miszalski noted that Kraków should stay an open, safe and hate-free city.
"Kraków is not a sensational series. This is our city together. And whoever tries to make a career of slandering others and sowing contempt shows only 1 thing: that there is nothing of value to offer the inhabitants. That all that matters is power and your own ambition. Whatever it takes to rule," he wrote.
Gibala responds to Miszalski's allegations. "Cynism and hypocrisy"
Lukasz Gibala answered the accusations of Alexander Miszali. The self-government posted an entry on social media maintained in a akin tonation, in which he revealed that he had besides been experiencing death threats for years.
"When I read it, my hands fell. It's hard to get a bigger example. cynicism and hypocrisy. The devil dressed himself in ornate and called for mass" - he wrote.
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The Krakow councillor stressed that his goal is to point out the ruling errors, which he pointed out is the essence of average opposition activity and is the foundation of a decently functioning democracy.
Gibala admitted that the threats directed at him were a hard experience, but he was even more shaken by the situation of last year.
"It feels very unpleasant to be threatened with death. But I know the feeling is even more unpleasant, believe me, erstwhile you find out that at 6am your father's home was broken into by thugs in ski masks. And this happened a year ago, at the summit of the electoral run and A wave of hatred towards me" - stated in the entry.
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