Plan for Putin
Prime Minister Donald Tusk He started calmly. He spoke of the transatlantic and European foundations of our security. It's uncommon for me to make political trips to opposers. – One thing is clear: that in fundamental matters for the safety of the Republic for many years, in fact decades, there has been a consensus in Poland, although present there are more and more voices in Europe, in the United States, besides in Poland, which can violate this consensus, voices that, for example, in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian War are leaning towards Putin and Russian narrative. But inactive in the Western planet – and surely in Poland – this is simply a political margin. Large, surely dangerous, given the global context, but inactive the margin. The Prime Minister argued that we must not be offended by the reality that Americans can make autonomous decisions, and Europe must, in this confusion, hold on to its values, further strengthen its ties. The hall listened in peace to the head of government until this one, speaking of the summit in London, went off: – I will not bore you with the effects of this summit. Conclusions on the effects are available on all website... But if you're interested. This clearly woke up the auditorium, which began to get to the Prime Minister. erstwhile he spoke of fresh debt instruments resembling those of the pandemic, MP Vladimir Skalik from the Confederacy shouted: – Yes, that's right, a large resemblance! – and his friend Roman Fritz happily added: – Covid will be back..
