The Confederate MP talks about Poland leaving the European Union. “We should prepare”

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During Wednesday's interview on Radio ZET, Beata Lubecka asked Michał Wawr if the Confederation would like Poland to leave the European Union. possibly someday. erstwhile Poland is ready for that. Even with Anna Bryłka a fewer years ago, we prepared a paper entitled “PolExit — Safe emergency exit”, where we talk about the long-term situation in which Poland wants or has to leave the European Union, and we should focus on preparing for this,” says the politician.

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According to the Confederate Member, the date of Poland's possible exit from the European Union depends on the EU's agreements and the pace of preparations for this event.

“ Wawer says.

Should Poland leave the EU? The Confederate MP speaks straight about this

According to the Confederate Member, this script is on the table. He mentions that at any time there may be “dictations that the Polish people will not agree to”. “We in Poland have not pursued our own trade and customs policy for 2 decades, due to the fact that the European Union has taken over, and this means that we do not have people in the public administration who know about it,” he stresses.

Wawer besides mentions the inability of the European Union to respond to US duties. As he claims, it looks like "a rabbit race with a turtle, and America is already about 3 laps ahead of the EU". “ The United States has already imposed fresh duties on the European Union and only a fewer days later the European Union hatched with retaliatory duties for the erstwhile ones,” he concludes.

Poland's exit from the European Union is to be "complicated"

In February, a draft amendment of the global Contracts Act by Polish MPs 2050 was submitted to the Sejm. According to his assumptions, 2 country-wide referendums would be essential in order to implement the process of Poland's exit from the EU. “I am going to prepare a bill that will complicate the process of Poland’s possible exit from the European Union,” emphasized talker Simon Holownia.

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