The results of the parliamentary elections are known. The PiS will most likely be removed from power and that is the most crucial accomplishment of these elections. But removing the Law and Justice from power is just the beginning of what? I'm not certain about that.
I do not anticipate this election to be the beginning of Poland's regaining independency or even subjectivity in interstate relations. These elections will not be the beginning of a change in the geopolitical relations of Poland for the better. That's not gonna happen. I didn't anticipate or hope for anything like that. Unfortunately, these elections will not prevent Poland's destiny from being fulfilled. possibly the form of this complement will be different from that of the Law and Justice, but the winning political forces in these elections are not even aware that anything should be done to halt the processes leading to this completion of Poland's fate. So on fundamental issues, these elections will not bring any change.
The changes I'm hoping for have a more prosaic dimension. I mean to return as specified to the functioning of state institutions, that is, there will be people who know what these institutions are doing and will do so fairly. I fear, however, that the temptation may prevail not to decision the full strategy serving to fill positions in the worst partyial, nepotious and dude kind and shameless extorting as much public money as possible on the basis of “because we deserve to”. Will those who will form a government and decide to fill thousands of posts have the will to destruct everything that the Law and Justice governments have introduced as a law and what is drastically contradicting the decency to specify public service without even mentioning?
It is simply a large temptation to usage the strategy created by the Law and Justice to implement its own policy. I have large concerns whether politicians of the Civic Platform or the Polish People's organization will find the strength and consistency to avoid specified temptation. After all, in the past they succumbed to akin temptations, which I have witnessed more than once.
I do not hope that changes in the functioning of the state that will introduce the fresh power will make Poland more independent or stronger. I hope that, in their own interests, they will effort to improve the functioning of the various institutions so that, at least a small easier and more sensible and financially easier to live for those who pay taxes for all this.
I have besides written about the fact that 1 of the most crucial conditions of credibility of the fresh power will be a consequence in the settlement of written power from all the legal and illegal bastards she committed. I think there must be a peculiar sense of justice for this. For example, I imagine that all these incompetent denominations in the supervisory boards of the State Treasury companies will be subject to judicial proceedings that show their ignorance and, as a result, they will be forced to return massive salaries, which are actually wrongfully collected.
In moral and professional terms it was nothing little than extortion. If the fresh power is to be credible and reconstruct assurance in the state, then the full legal strategy created by the Law and Justice Agency must be banned, allowing public money to be plundered. I am aware that this is simply a hard operation, especially from the legal side, but it is possible and, above all, necessary. A limited-time legal strategy should be established to lead to a "description", that is to say, the liquidation of the legal strategy introduced by the Law and Justice, which allows the State to plunder and impunity of perpetrators as 1 of the chief principles.
I know that after reading this text many will grin with pity on my naivety. I don't think I'm naive. If we are to live at least a small easier in the current form of Polish statehood, then we must request that power, to a limited extent, enable a lighter life. So you don't gotta fill out so many papers so you don't gotta wait so long in different queues, and you don't gotta look helplessly at the impunity of different public money thieves. In pursuit of these advanced expectations I saw the sense of participating in these elections. erstwhile I was president of Stalowa Wola, I wanted to carry it out, and I did, although with various success. In achieving these objectives, I inactive see the sense of my political commitment.
Andrzej Szlezak
