Grzegorz Braun on pandemic crimes: “If they stay unpunished, what will it be Poland?” [VIDEO]

During the last pre-election presidential debate, broadcast by TVP, TVN, and Polsat, many controversial questions and statements were raised. 1 of the most moving moments was the exchange of views between Grzegorz Braun and Marek Woch, candidate of the Unpartisan Local Government.

“These are crimes” — Braun about the effects of covid policy

Marek Woch, referring to Braun's actions during the pandemic, recalled that the effect was:

• Over 200,000 excess deaths,
• Money printing and rising inflation,
• Mass bankruptcy of companies.

He asked Braun:
– "How will you become President, what will you do about it? Will you go back to explaining these matters?”

Grzegorz Braun replied decisively:
– ‘Yes. A 4th of a million people died prematurely, not from the virus on the tv belt, but due to the blocking of the treatment system”.

The Confederate politician accused both the ruling then United Right and the opposition of complicity in these decisions:
– "These are crimes, it was bringing widespread danger, violation of constitutional rights, medical secrecy, the right to privacy. It was the demolition of hundreds of thousands of businesses in Poland”.

Braun stressed that if these actions stay without consequences, it would have serious implications for the state:
– “If these crimes were to stay unpunished, what would Poland be?”
He besides mentioned his task ‘Norymberg 2.0’which aims to settle those liable for abuse during the pandemic.

Mark Woch's reaction: "A compensation fund for entrepreneurs"

Woch replied that during the pandemic he actively acted for entrepreneurs:
– "I have worked from dawn to night to save tens of thousands of entrepreneurs who have borne immense costs".
He besides announced that if he became president, he would introduce compensation fund for those who have suffered from restrictions.

Why is this exchange important?

The debate showed that the subject settlement of pandemic decisions It's inactive very emotional. Braun clearly calls them ‘crime’while Woch focuses on helping entrepreneurs. Will legal proceedings be brought in the future?