"Sikorski MINISTER DECIDED TO DETECT THE WATHER NOW.
PiS MP Mariusz Błaszczak criticised the governments and actions of the PO in harsh words. In his opinion, Donald Tusk's organization is guilty of a bad state of public debate in Poland.
The MP spoke of the "White Book" of the Law and Justice, in which the organization contained crucial papers concerning the Smolensk disaster.
PiS politician besides stood in the defence of Father Tadeusz Rydzyk and stated on Polsat News that Radosław Sikorski "decided to "sell the pack again" by sending a diplomatic note to the Vatican concerning the statements of the editor from Toruń.
Błaszczak stated that politicians of Donald Tusk's government should bear political work for the Smolensk disaster.
"What is the consequence of the work of the parliamentary squad on investigating the causes of the Smolensk catastrophe led by Antoni Macierewicz is simply a reliable "White Book" showing facts, analyses and statements of witnesses," said the MP.
As he pointed out, the paper prepared by the Law and Justice could service to "imitate what was happening."
"It is clear that the political work is borne by the Tunisian government ministers and the Prime Minister himself.
We've been talking about this all along. We applied for a vote of distrust against Minister Klich - added Błaszczak.
In his opinion, "in all country with established democracy", a akin disaster would lead to the resignation of the Minister of National Defence.
According to the policy of the Law and Justice Party, freedom of speech, which is suppressed by the Polish People's Republic of Poland, represents an example of the government's reaction to the message of Fr Tadeusz Rydzyk, who called the situation in Poland "totalitarianism".
"We are dealing with the individual of Rydzyk's father with the action of specified a government that the foundation that worked on researching ecological sources has been taken distant funds.
We were dealing with a purely political action due to the fact that Father Rydzyk criticized the government," said Błaszczak.
- First of all, freedom of speech. This is essential. Criticism is in democracy 1 of freedom, with civilian liberties.
Don't we have problems in our country? The problem is the behaviour of the government and abroad minister, who utilized words so arrogant and so brutal.
He's done it now.
We can get the impression that Minister Sikorski decided to bargain the pack one more time - said Błaszczak. Those who regulation Poland are to blame for the bad state of the debate," he added.
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