That is the question I would like to ask Jarosław Kaczyński. I know he won't answer, but possibly something will come back in any head.
The 1980 August Agreements changed the strategy in Poland slightly. Socialism, which after the Second planet War we were building, has since been called "socialism with a human face" by politicians and until the last presidential election in this they have endured.
Prior to the 2002 local elections (PO) Citizens' Platform and (PiS) Law and Justice, the joint election committee was established. Then they lost – those who remembered that they were following those who escaped in 1939, like the Germans, and then the Russians attacked us.
Before the 2005 parliamentary election, Putin's people played the Rywin affair – Toruń Radio Maryja in their propaganda utilized and PiS-PO politicians won.
"Share and rule"—the ancient Romans have already applied this principle. The Russians in Stalin's time have perfected this form of governance and have utilized it in Poland after the 2005 elections. Natural coalitions of PiS and PO broke up. The PiS on Putin remained, and those from PO in the European Union saw opportunities for Poland. The Russians waited only for this – the rule of division and regulation one more time utilized and so quarrelled for the last presidential election that we had survived. Those of the Law and Law and Justice stole the country, those of the PO were afraid – they applied the Western standards. 
That's what caused the full thing to squeak. Putin's standards in the Polish judiciary failed 
And PiS's theft has come out. Mr Jarosław Kaczyński decided that his people would be saved from prison and as a candidate for president Karol Nawrocki appointed. Nationalist – not his, specified a PiS socialist. Putin through his propaganda caused Kaczyński temporarily, partially, to block the settlement of his people. However, he thus caused the PiS to evidence losses in the polls against the PO.
Was it worth it, Mr. Jarosław?
Now, I'm the only 1 who'll give you the bill for that decision, but I'm not leaving it at that. "There will come a day of payment," your predecessors sang "The Red Flag". They didn't think anything would halt them. Good stopped you. The borders have eliminated and the judiciary has isolated from politics.
It is up to us to decide whether good will proceed to win in Poland.
