SWIISH RINGS - anticipate
What's happening?
On the street, individual will ask
There's pigs roaring on the street
Detached from trough
Senator in a prisoner suit.
The fresh 1 will bloom
What is the consequence of this speech?
Break from trough
Parliament and legislature in the fire of the sea
She screams she's blooming
What does that mean?
Break from trough
Lysa Mountain stands in fog
So the poet asked
Is this besides judged?
Breaking from the trough
is simply a cop writing receipts
I'm gonna ask you a question.
Is he putting it on the roaring
# Teared from the trough #
Equal toilet ladies
They moan like a horse
When they lost their virtue
From the trough
The ultimate Court is the Chamber
Will individual ask the hall
What's he worried about?
Untipped from trough
Imperative is moral.
The street you catch.
Together, pig faces
Cut off from the trough.
Shouting roaring grim
Which means individual will ask
Only pigs can howl
Cut off from the trough.
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GOVERNMENTS RECEIVED FROM CORYR
"The effort to bring the erstwhile Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobry before the Court of State, although successfully completed with the compromise of the PO-PSL-SLD coalition (there were no 5 votes missing, despite the fact that much more MPs did not take part in the vote), demonstrates the exceptional impudence of the current majority of the parliament."Our Poland" summarizes 2008-2015, in which there were no shortages of large scandals.
– The press revealed the scandal at the Provincial Environmental Protection Fund in Olsztyn, where MP Miron Sycz was on the Supervisory Board. The Fund awarded a grant for building an educational planet on its private land to the association established by the Member. The construction itself was besides illegal, as the game was not rolled off until after the construction was completed and the agreement with the fund was signed. Following the disclosure of the case, the MP was suspended in the rights of a associate of the PO club, and the prosecution launched an investigation, which nevertheless was terminated. At present, Sicz, who directs the Sejm Commission of National and cultural Minorities, is one more time moving for the Sejm.
– Deputy Minister of wellness and PO MP Krzysztof Grzegorek resigned as a consequence of the accusation of accepting over PLN 22 1000 bribe from a pharmaceutical company at the time erstwhile he was manager of the infirmary in Skarżysko Kamienna. After a fewer years, Grzegorek was sentenced to a year and 10 months of probation and fine.
– 2 West Pomeranian PO activists, Cezary Atamanczuk (then a associate of the police territory board, later MP) and Michał Łuczak (leader of the provincial parliament), were detained by the police for regular roadside inspection. There were drugs found in the car, Atamanczuk was driving under their influence, and after being stopped, he tried to bribe police officers. A year later, he was sentenced to 2 years in prison on probation, but the parliamentary mandate was retained for the remainder of his term.
“The media revealed that Deputy Minister of Environment Maciej Trzebak, utilizing a fictional report, bought land from the Agricultural Property Agency in Zachodniopomorskie to get EU subsidies of over PLN 220 1000 per year. Minister Maciej Nowicki defended his deputy, who, however, resigned after a fewer weeks but rapidly received a position in the National Environment Fund. A year later, the D.A.'s office filed allegations of false statements against the 3rd Army.
– The press revealed that Senator Tomasz Misiak worked in the legislature on the shipbuilding peculiar bill, and later the company to which he was a co-owner, without a tender received a lucrative contract to implement the provisions of that bill. After criticism from Prime Minister Tuska Misiak left P
– The media revealed facts about the past established 2 months earlier national prosecutor Edward Zalewski, who as a prosecutor in Legnica in the 1980s had a connection with the persecution of a disabled oppositionist. Despite this scandal, Zalewski remained in office, later moving for lawyer General, and present he is president of the National Prosecutor's Board.
“The press has revealed that the government’s press spokesperson Paweł Graś has been surviving in a villa owned by a German businessman for 13 years and has not paid for it. Graś explained that he was utilizing the home free of charge under “interim benefits”. shortly it was besides revealed that the politician and his wife were on the board of the same German company. After a fewer months, the prosecution dismissed the investigation “for deficiency of evidence”. In 2013, Graś became General Secretary of the PO, and a year later he left with Tuski for Brussels, where he became his advisor.
– president ZUS Sylwester Rypiński was detained by the interior safety Agency on suspicion of corruption. The fresh president was a close associate of the Prime Minister, Minister Zbigniew Derdziuk.
– The press revealed transcripts of the talks overheard by the CBA between the head of the parliamentary club PO Zbigniew Chlebowski and the gambling manufacture businessmen. Chlebowski and athletics Minister Mirosław Drzewiecki resigned, but a year and a half later, the prosecutors dropped all the " gambling scandal" threads, and the Sejm committee of enquiry decided that no crime had been committed. The affair was utilized by Tusk to get free of Grzegorz Schetyna's government and until the head of CBA, Mariusz Kamiński, was dismissed.
– CBA reported irregularities in the sale of assets of Gdynia and Szczecin shipyards. However, representatives of the government argued that "at the express command of the Prime Minister" the shipbuilding tender "was surrounded by counterintelligence".
– The Prime Minister decided that he would not cancel the Vice-President of the ABW of Jack Mąka, who utilized in a private trial the wiretaps of journalists obtained by his subordinate service. As Tusk stated, both the ABW and the Ministry of Justice felt that there was no violation of the law in this case.
– Grzegorz Michniewicz, CEO of the Prime Minister's Office, died in mysterious circumstances. The body of a hanged authoritative was found in his flat by a driver. According to the D.A., it was suicide.
– the election for president Wałbrzych was won again by the PO candidate Piotr Kruczkowski, but the run staff of his competitor, Mirosław Lubinski, notified the prosecutor of the election corruption which Senator Roman Ludwiczuk committed. The Senator was to propose to the typical of Lubinski's election staff the post of vice-statist, and his wife's occupation in 1 of the city's companies and an attractive vacation if he switched to the PO candidate's side. Local media have revealed a vulgar recording of this conversation. As a result, Ludwiczuk resigned his membership of the Platform, and the prosecution launched an investigation against 11 PO activists, which nevertheless was decommissioned. Although the PO authorities dissolved organization structures in Wałbrzych and Kruczkowski lost his seat as president, yet another Platform candidate was victorious in the early elections.
– the prosecution placed the Marshal of Podlaskie Voivodeship Jarosław Dworzański with PO allegations of corruption and excess of powers in connection with employment in the Marshal's Office. In the investigation, allegations were besides raised by members of the board of the voivodship, manager of the marshal's cabinet, erstwhile deputy marshal and erstwhile secretary of the voivodship. The PO-PSL coalition in charge of Podlasie rejected the motion to cancel the marshal. Finally, the prosecution dismissed the investigation due to "no evidence", and Dvorzański himself demanded the initiation of an investigation into the alleged breach of powers by CBA officers in his case, which the court did not take into account.
– CBA stated that Deputy Minister of Treasury Jan Bury of the PSL broke the anti-corruption bill, buying 50 percent of shares in Rzeszow's SO-RES company. As shortly as CBA Bury initiated control, he sold his shares and declared that he had made an “unintended error” and that the Prime Minister had only punished him with a reprimand.
– The press revealed a suspicious transaction of the head of the ABW Krzysztof Bondarik, who paid a low price for Audi A6, which was his business car as a manager at Polish Digital telephone before moving to the Agency. The Prime Minister stated that he was "awaiting fast and precise explanations" from the head of the ABW, but did not decide to resign him. Bondaryk survived in his post for another year and a half.
– The press revealed that the wife of the Marshal of Warmia-Masurian and Regional Head of the PO, Jack Protas, runs beauty cabinets at the “Krasicki” hotel in Lidzbark Warmiński, where the construction of the Marshall Office gave almost 15 million PLN. Although even the marshal's organization colleagues spoke loudly about the conflict of interests, he himself did not see any problem in the full case and present opens the PO election list.
– CBA officers detained the erstwhile Head of the Centre for Information Projects of the Ministry of abroad Affairs and 5 another persons from that institution who were accused of being active in corruption in tenders. The detainees held crucial functions at the time erstwhile the ministry was headed by Grzegorz Schetyna.
– ABW officers detained 7 people due to corruption in the process of awarding shale gas exploration concessions, including 3 employees of the Ministry of Environment, 1 individual from the State Geological Institute and 3 representatives of companies controlled by businessman Ryszard Krauze.
– Rafał Kapler, president of the National Sports Centre – the management company of the National Stadium – resigned. Shortly after, it turned out that under the contract concluded with the Ministry of athletics Kapler was to receive PLN 570 1000 bonus.
– the media revealed the content of Władysław Łukasik, the recently cancelled president of the Agricultural marketplace Agency, with the head of the agricultural circles Władysław Seraphin, registered with a hidden camera. Among another things, there was talk about many irregularities that were to be committed by persons associated with agriculture minister Marek Sawicki. Sawicki lost his position a fewer days later, but regained it in 2014.
– the scandal of the Gdańsk company Amber Gold broke out, which showed the inability of many institutions of the state, especially courts and prosecutors. The name of the Prime Minister's son, Michał Tusk, appeared in the affair, who worked for the airline company OLT Express (founded by Amber Gold owner), while being employed at the Airport in Gdańsk. Donald Tusk admitted that he had warned his boy against working with the OLT, but added that he had "not obtained from state services any information intended to inform his son." A year later, the D.A. dropped the investigation into the conduct of the taxation offices against Amber Gold. The investigation against the owners of this company continues.
– the media revealed that the heads of PL 2012 paid advanced bonuses for preparation and work at Euro 2012. Marcin Herra and his deputy Andrzej Bogucki received over PLN 1.3 million.
– Prime Minister Tusk dismissed the Minister of the Treasury of Mikołaj Budzanowski for confusion over the gas memorandum on the construction of the second strand of the Jamal-Europe gas pipeline, signed with the Russian Gazprom, which neither the Minister nor the Prime Minister knew. The position was besides lost to PGNiG head Grażyna Piotrowska-Oliwa.
– CBA stopped Marshal Mirosław Karapyta from the PSL. The D.A. has filed 7 corruption charges against him. The Marshal has lost his position, but his trial has not yet begun.
“The press described the collegiate arrangements of Minister Sławomir Nowak with businessmen earning on contracts with state-owned companies and advising PO, as well as the fact that Nowak exchanged with 1 of the businessmen watches. Six months later, the minister resigned after the D.A.'s office charged him with irregularities in property statements. In November 2014, Nowak was sentenced to fines for this, but following an appeal in May 2015, the court conditionally dismissed the criminal proceedings. Nowak himself resigned from the PO and filed a parliamentary mandate.
– The ultimate Chamber of Control concluded that the Ministry of athletics spent PLN 5.8 million on Madonna's performance at the National Stadium unprofitably and indecently.
– the prosecution has given 8 people, including 4 soldiers, allegations of participation in an organized criminal group and of tendering for the protection of the 22nd Tactical Aviation Base in Malbork.
– supported by the PO president Tarnow Ryszard Zawala was arrested on charges of accepting a $50,000 bribe from 1 of the construction companies. Six months later, she went free, but until his conviction he was suspended by the court in the duties of the President.
– Bożena Sławiak sent a letter to the Prime Minister in which she accused Lubuska activists Platforms that tried to bribe organization colleagues with plots belonging to the Agricultural Property Agency and thus supply themselves with the votes needed for the triumph of Mrs Bożenny Bukiewicz in the election for the head of the PO region. Despite this scandal, Bukiewicz retained power in the region and is moving for Parliament again, and MP Sławiak was not on the PO list.
– the media revealed recordings of conversations conducted by the Lower Silesian PO activists before the regional organization reunion, where Jacek Protasiewicz defeated Grzegorz Schetyna. In these talks, supporters of Protasiewicz promised to work in KGHM in exchange for his support. However, the PO authorities accepted the results of the convention and the prosecution refused to initiate an investigation.
“The German press reported an incidental at Frankfurt Airport involving PO MP Jack Protasiewicz, who was under the influence of alcohol arguing with customs officers and shouting “Heil Hitler!”. The daunting translations of politics have discredited him even more, and as a consequence he had to quit moving in the next elections to the European Parliament. However, he remains head of the Lower Silesian Platform and is moving for the Sejm.
– erstwhile PO politician Paweł Piskorski, a candidate in the Euro elections, published a book in which he revealed, among others, that in the 1990s the Liberal-Democratic legislature received secret grants from the German chapedencies. Piskorski was then Secretary-General of the KLD and 1 of Tusk's closest associates, who nevertheless denied everything.
“The press described the process by which tenders in the local government-owned state of Dolnośląskie were awarded to Arleg by companies associated with MP Robert Kropiwnicki, head of PO in Legnica. The president of the company was his organization deputy Jarosław Rabchenko. As a result, the Legnica PO structures were dissolved by the provincial board.
– “Wprost” magazine revealed the content of eavesdropped conversations between leading PO politicians and business people recorded in exclusive Warsaw restaurants. Despite announcements of a fast explanation of this scandal, the prosecution has only late concluded the investigation, accusing 1 of the businessmen and waiters who were expected to make illegal recordings on his behalf. And only a year after the outbreak of the scandal, crucial state posts were lost by participants of scandalous and vulgar language of talks, including Radosław Sikorski, Jacek Rostowski, Włodzimierz Karpiński, Tomasz Tomczykiewicz, Stanisław Gawłowski.
– A completely drunk PO treasurer Łukasz Pawełek was detained by police in the center of Warsaw and drove to the sobering room. His resignation was not accepted by Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz and Pawełek remained not only a treasurer of the party, but besides a financial agent of the presidential run Bronisław Komorowski, and now Platforma in parliamentary elections.
“The media has revealed the issue of the “disposal” of the weapon licence for the Minister of Justice Cezary Grabarczyk. The irregularities occurred in the Provincial Police Command in Łódź during examinations and the issue of firearms permits. The charges were heard by 3 members of the examination committee and the faculty chief liable for the examination. Grabarczyk himself lost only his position in the government, but received second place on the Łódź PO list to the Sejm.
– Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and at the same time president of PO in Podkarpacie, Zbigniew Rynasiewicz, resigned and waived his parliamentary mandate. This is the effect of the Podkarpackie corruption scandal, which active many crucial people from the local elite, including businessmen, prosecutors and politicians – in addition to Rynasiewicz besides regional leader of the PSL and head of the parliamentary club of this party, Jan Bury (CBA officers sought gold bars from him, which 2 fuel company owners from Lezajska were to pay local notes to settle matters in state offices). By the way, it turned out that Rynasiewicz is the father of 3 illegitimate children whose parent – his longtime mistress – hired as head of his post office (the MP's wife only learned about this relation 2 years ago).
– Andrzej Biernat resigned from moving for the Sejm and from being the General Secretary of the PO, who had lost his seat as Minister of athletics 2 months earlier. The collapse of 1 of the most influential characters on the Platform active an investigation into Biernata's property statements. The CBA had doubts about the game and the costly car on which the acquisition – according to authoritative income – could not afford it (the parcel immediately after the acquisition was prescribed for the daughter).
– the prosecution applied for the waiver of the immunity of the president of NIK Krzysztof Kwiatkowski (who had previously been a PO MP and Minister of Justice) and MP Jan Burego. The case concerns the “setting up” of competitions for directorship in the NIK Delegations in Rzeszów and Łódź. Kwiatkowski waived immunity, but remains in office, while Bury retained immunity (The Sejm of this word will no longer be able to deal with the request for its repeal) and is traditionally the leader of the HSL list to the Sejm.
Mariusz Kamiński sentenced to 3 years in prison. The court found him guilty of abuse of law in the land affair. The erstwhile head of the CBA will besides not hold managerial positions in the state administration for 10 years.
The court concluded that Kamiński had exceeded his powers. justice Wojciech Więczewski, in his message of reasons, said that the erstwhile CBA chief, presently a PiS MP, abused the law. He overstepped his authority and failed to fulfill his duties. He commissioned operations and operations to get and consolidate evidence of the crime. However, many of these activities lacked factual and legal justification.
The prosecution demanded a milder punishment for Mariusz Kamiński. The prosecutor applied for a year's imprisonment suspended for 3 years, 4 years' ban on managerial duties and respective 1000 PLN fine.
