New! Lech Wałęsa thundered in TVN24 on Oilman

Lech Wałęsa, erstwhile president and leader of "Solidarity", appeared in the Monday release of the "Step Over and" program on TVN24, hosted by Monika Olejnik. The occasion for the conversation was the 35th anniversary of the first partially free elections in Poland. The conversation rapidly evolved into an emotional exchange of views.

Wałęsa was invited to talk about contemporary threats to the European Union and the upcoming elections to the European Parliament. However, the erstwhile president frequently returned to the time erstwhile he headed “Solidarity”.

Monika Olejnik asked Walesa to appeal to the public to go to elections. And he said ironically:

"Get to work. You should have done it long ago. Is the electrician expected to tell you what to do?”

‘Solidarity’ and its values

The talk came together on "Solidarity" and its current role. Wałęsa threw the oilseed theoretical thinking:

"Mr President, you gotta practically. It is essential to say who is who," the Oilman replied.

The oilman stated that the current ‘Solidarity’ was a ‘building of a organization that lost all the values it had’. Wa3ęsa replied:

“You do not realize 'Solidarity'. 'Solidarity' was a monopoly against the communist monopoly. We had a common denominator: the russian Union and the Warsaw Pact.”

The oil mill reposted that ‘the common denominator is money’. Instead, he accused Antoni Macerewicz of making him an agent:

"They didn't defend me, they made me an agent. This was done by Russian agent Macerewicz” – he thundered Wales.

Oilseed couldn't finish the program

During his effort to complete the program by Oilman, Wałęsa interrupted it respective times:

"Thank you very much. It was Lech Walesa. Thank you very much, Mr President," said the host.

“You will gotta make an appointment in the long term. You are specified a good woman," added Wałęsa, which caused a writer to laugh.

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