Skiba: Fortunately, the last time we had to get tired of listening to president Duda's theatrical uplifts

Krzysztof Skiba

Fortunately, the last time we had to get tired of listening to president Duda's theatrical rallies on the occasion of Constitution Day on May 3rd. As usual, Duduś utilized his speech for organization nonsense, not for joining Poles. Nobody felt arrogant to be Polish after this presidential performance. one more time we were able to admire the embarrassing theatrical tricks that this comedy actor uses

Krzysztof Skiba in his satirical review of president Duda's speech on the Feast of the Constitution on May 3 serves the reader a sharp cocktail of irony, exaggeration and political ridicule. He does not play subtlety – he cuts equally, mocking the theatricality of Duda, his "mutants' pause" and expected inability. Each conviction is simply a snap in the nose, and the president appears as the caricature of the chief, who alternatively of combining – divides, and alternatively of serious – offers a farce.

Skiba aptly points out the absurdity of gestures and oratorial poses, which in excess become an autoparody. The calculation of presidential sins – from breaking the constitution to cabaret mota vouchers – builds an image not of the president, but of a performer. The satire on the level of a solid cabaret: it will amuse, irritate, but not leave indifferent.

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Fortunately, for the last time, we had to get tired of listening to president Duda's theatrical flooring.

Fortunately, the last time we had to get tired of listening to president Duda's theatrical rallies on the occasion of Constitution Day on May 3rd.

As usual with specified crucial anniversaries, Duduś utilized his speech for organization bullshit, not for joining Poles. Nobody felt arrogant after this presidential performance that he was Polish, but everyone could feel frightened that Tusk was the boss. Cool as a bird poop on the hood of a clean car.

Once again, we were able to admire the embarrassing theatrical tricks that this comedy actor uses. As a consequence of his inexpensive tricks, specified as raising his voice, making a pseudo-serious and threatening face, lifting his chin up like an Italian dictator, there are besides long gaps between spoken sentences.
And these pauses in presidential speeches, I'd like to halt a small bit. Pause is always an crucial component of the acting monologue. However, you should know how and where to usage it.

The combination with pause or its abuse can give the opposite, or comical effect. due to the fact that pause usually serves the intent of the text being rendered to gain seriousness and dignity.

Unfortunately, in the case of actor Dudi, the pausation, which has even led to comic absurdity, makes the listener assured that he is dealing with a mutant, a individual retarded in improvement and not full mindful.

There are 2 theories about presidential breaks in public speeches. The first 1 says that pause is due to the fact that Jędreś wonders what he himself just said. The second suggests that it is “the Agatha quotes” due to the fact that the spouse is permanently silent and silent is her hallmark.

I think that inactive learning president Duda has not mastered the ability to make reasonable breaks in his own speeches until the end of his term. It shoots them like a device gun, which brings only a known comedy effect alternatively of a solemn reflection.

The full ten-year word of office will be remembered as a large DURATION for Poland. At the time, it was possible to do something sensible as president. Unfortunately, we will remember only thirteen embarrassing decisions of the president breaking the constitution (as calculated by lawyers), infantile rapping about sharp shade of fog, organization availability and assistance to Kaczor in breaking up the national community, dialogues with Lesny Ruchadł, the Frankowiczs who were promised aid in the campaign, blocking the hatred speech bill (because the president is very pleased and is the syntax of the hornet's nest from Nowogrodzka) and a disgraceful quote at the level of right-wing manger: "LGBT is not people, it is ideology".

Yes, Andrzej Duda should have a nickname like Native Americans in Hollywood Westerns – that is, the Grand Pause Leader. In thinking.

Krzysztof Skiba

op. DF, thefad.pl