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Poland's post-election political scene [4080]
PiS on a mere 28%
And what "mere" levels of support did former coalition partners PO and PSL achieve in your poll? To enligthen your KOD-infected cerebellum, here are the main points of a speech delivered today by Poland's most influential politician, JAROSŁAW KACZYŃSKI:
The great work of patriotic circles and president Kaczyński is producing effects. The narration of shame is losing in all generations. Good is again being separated from evil. (...) Over the past 27 years often Poland was ruled by people not guided by the higher good. That is the main reason for the state of our statehood. I say that during these solemn days, because there is a big chance of change and we can manage. (...) Poladn should have a strong army, We will cease being a second-class NATO member
(...) We want to be in the EU, and that is the view of the majority of Poles. Those claiming something different are wreckers and poltical troubelmakers," Kaczyński said, clearly referring to the black PR being spread by Schetyna.
In reference to reforms of prosecution and judicial organs, he said there would be no more informal immunties. "We cannot have law courts bowing to gangsters and scamsters," he stated.
"The justice system will also change to ensure the secuity of economic turnover and ownership. Poland must exit the medium-level development trap. Poland must develop more swiftly than other EU countries. We've got the Morawiecki Plan, the biggest plan of the past 27 years, and the entire government must work to make it succeed.
"Division and balance among branches of authorty are needed, not the domination of one branch over the others. PiS advocate respecting the constitution as a whole, especially the laws regulating it, particulary the law based on article 197 of the constitution. The TK may not ignore it nor place themselves above the constitution. We will never agree to that. The TK president has rejected compromise, so we will go our own way. There is no consent to anarchy in the state, even that beingn promoted by law courts."
"We now have freedom of speech, an uncensored press and the right to set up political parties. Previous governments had a problem with free speech. There is in Poland a whole archipelago of little duchies - in local councils, universities and elsewhere where people are afraid to criticse their leadership. We cannot agree to that. We will not accept any law on hate speech aimed at muzzling freedom of speech."