A moving letter from Sister Gregory Braun. “He was a gentle, good blonde”

Zdjęcie: Siostra Brauna odcina się od jego polityki

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Although Grzegorz Braun's statements are very frequently controversial, many polls indicate that the uncompromisingness of the Euro MP is causing him rather a large number of staunch supporters. It is besides easy not to announcement that the harsh rhetoric of politics makes even more avid opponents. After yesterday's debate, there was his own sister. Confused by Braun's statements during yesterday's debate on the Super Express, the female made a message in which she was completely cut off from her brother.

Grzegorz Braun was most likely heard about by everyone – especially after events that took place over a year ago in the Polish Sejm. Of the politician, then inactive the Confederate MP, it became loud erstwhile he "squealed" candles lit in the Parliament building on the occasion of the judaic festival of Hanukkah. Despite apparent controversy, this event has given Braun large publicity – and thus many supporters and opponents.

One cannot neglect to announcement that the political kind of the Euro MP of the Confederation of the Polish Crown is mainly devoted to activities which do not necessarily supply flattery to him, but which, however, go to a wide scope of recipients, and any of them like what politicians do from time to time.

However, this is not a advanced stake game, due to the fact that winning the utmost electorate by force of thing Braun alienates the majority of society – whatever intentions it might have had. His statements during the "Super Express" debate yesterday (Monday, April 28) triggered a real avalanche of criticism. The presidential candidate for the Left, Magdalena Biejat, even announced that she would file a announcement for the prosecution, accusing the Euro MP of spreading anti-Semitism and xenophobia.

However, the most severe blow came from the least anticipated side. On Tuesday, a message appeared in the media from Grzegorz Braun's sister, Monika Braun, who referred to fresh events involving her brother and completely cut off from his views. Although her letter appeared in the ether during the debate, the female referred alternatively to events in it from the infirmary in Oleśnica, where Braun attempted to make a "citizen's arrest" of a gynecologist working there who performed an abortion in 9 months of pregnancy. As she said, “this has shed the spell of bitterness.”

Gregory Braun's sister cuts off her brother. “I was silent, wondering where the border was”

“The speech is helpless in comparison with rape and violence, writes Hannah Arendt. Indeed, I find it hard to find words that can express what they origin in me. Even more so, erstwhile it is done by a loved one. I grew up with Grzegorz Braun in 1 house, and for years I have been observing the recuperation of this erstwhile gentle, good blonde in a brute with a severe face, easy reaching for violence, showing contempt for everything and everything that does not agree with his imagination of the world," writes the Euro MP.

“I am his sister and I am ashamed of what Grzegorz is doing. I am personally hurt by the unmerciful gestures and words he makes to so many people. Nor do I accept that this is inactive happening with widespread consent (because the outrage shown by many does not limit further acts of violence)" - continues the woman.

"I would alternatively not follow the public activity of Grzegorz Braun, due to the fact that I am besides hurt by his arrogance, pride and conceit with complete disregard for opinions different from his own. And yet he appears in the media and I cannot avoid confronting his behavior. They tell me about the headlines and the pictures. I am caught up, even against my will, with theatrical “shows” of my brother. For years, I thought that “you do not defile your own nest,” and I kept quiet, wondering where the border was. She's just been crossed. The last attack on Gizela Jagielska, a gynaecologist from Oleśnica, spilled her spell," explained Monika Braun in her open letter.

"I do not know why in Grzegorz specified anger and contempt towards others. I don't remember them from home, nor have they always been in it. What happened? I know, however, that allowing them to be shown is simply a contribution to their further transformation into virulent viruses affecting another people," said Grzegorz Braun's sister.