“Sasin’s hanging around only confirms to me that it’s a clear shaft”

Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik: Why does Orlen keep a low base price of fuel in the bulk? To halt inflation, the election's coming. And after the election? The price will be released, the fuel will go up due to the fact that it has to equalize the price to the European level, the inflation will go off, and the PiS will build a communicative before the accelerated elections, that as the power gave up everything collapsed. It's a post-election trap.

Controlling the fuel base price in the bulk affects its price in item and availability. If something is cheaper in Poland than in Europe and it is missing, it is not worth selling at a low price. And for these political games we consumers pay for.

First on the problem farmers alarmedwho have not received a contracted fuel supply of respective 1000 litres. The first signals came in late August. Transport manufacture was besides alerted, which lacked fuel at their “company stations”.

The question is, is Orlen utilizing strategical fuel reserves to cover up his shortcomings on the market? So far, we know he's sending instructions to inform customers about the distributor malfunction. The full thing stinks a mile away, and Jacek Sasin writhing on Radio ZET only confirms to me that it is an apparent shaft.

Why does Orlen keep a low base price of fuel in the bulk? To halt inflation, the election's coming. And after the election? The price will be released, the fuel will go up due to the fact that it has to equalize the price to the European level, inflation will go off, and the PiS before the accelerated election... pic.twitter.com/fh1JhaXeMg