A week of politics. An incidental at the Smolensk monthly magazine

Draft Left divided Members

There was a heated discussion in the Sejm about the Left's task "to make amends for victims and families of crimes committed against a national, spiritual or racial background from 1945 to 1946". Applicant Anna Maria Żukowska (42 l.) recalled the testimonies of the families of the victims of the pacification Zaleshan by the division of Captain Romuald Rajs ‘Burego’. As she said, “this crime... bore the signs of genocide” and was “ethnic and spiritual purity.” She stressed that the victims died “mainly due to their Orthodox faith.” She added: “I have no respect... for Putin nor for ‘Buri’! The task provides for a one-time benefit of PLN 50 1000 for victims and families killed. The PiS assessed the proposal as an “anti-Polish pashquil” agreeing in “good name and memory of the cursed soldiers”. The Confederacy spoke of "disgratification" and "historical aberration", convincing that the actions of "Burego" were aimed at "communist collaborators", not innocent civilians, we read in Super Express.

Discharge of Kotuli proceedings

True He wrote that the territory Court for Warsaw-Mokotov had dismissed proceedings against Catherine Kotuli (49 l.), which was initiated after allegations of defamation brought by Mirosław Skrzypczyński, erstwhile president of the Polish Tennis Union. The fresh Left MP recalled that 2 years ago she told the media that as a insignificant under the age of 15, she experienced harassment from Skrzypczyński. – The court confirmed present that I was telling the fact – Kotula wrote. The politician had previously waived immunity so she could stand trial. She besides stressed that the prosecution, despite the statute of limitations, confirmed the veracity of her testimony. She thanked her patron Catherine Kalet for her professional and empathic help, as well as journalists Janusz Schwertner and Jack Harlukovich for their support. The judgement is not final, but is an crucial confirmation of its words and experiences.

An incidental at the Smolensk monthly magazine

During the last Smolensk monthly, held in the absence of Jarosław Kaczyński, shocking scenes occurred. PiS president resigned from the celebration due to illness, but traditionally another organization politicians took part in the celebrations. According to TrueThis time the atmosphere was tense and police intervention proved necessary. The incidental occurred erstwhile politicians left the church after the morning mass for the victims of the Smolensk disaster and headed for Piłsudski Square to lay flowers. A man with a banner was standing in their way, saying, “The top liars, thieves, criminals, degenerates are not in prisons but in parliament halls.” Scanning the passwords, he drew the attention of the participants of the celebrations, and shortly the situation got out of control. According to the witness report, the MP Marek Suski (67 l.) Suddenly he ran up to the protestor and ripped out his banner. Politicians and demonstrators separated the cordon of officers. Suski himself in a conversation with journalists tried to ease the situation, saying: – There was no handiwork. I didn't contact the bad guy, but I admit I took the banner..

Dispute over the consequences for Ziobra

True described a alternatively different situation that took place on the Village. Parliamentary Committee on Rules of Procedure, Parliamentary Affairs and Immunity Zbigniew Ziobrze (55 l.) reprimanded for being absent from the Sejm. The decision was made after the letter was examined. Vladimir Czarzasty (65 l.) and concerns the non-execution of parliamentary duties by not participating without justification in more than 18 consecutive days of meetings. The Marshal of the Sejm announced that he would shortly present a draft resolution reducing Ziobra's wage to 1 tenth and losing the parliamentary allowance. 1 writer asked the Deputy Marshal about the assessment of the situation Ryszard Terlecki (76 l.). “Would you take Ziobra’s money for not coming to the Sejm?” asked the question. Terlecki replied: – Well, if he doesn't come, so be it., adding, in the context of a possible cut-off, that ‘he does not know what it is in the legislation’. An MP unexpectedly joined the interview Sebastian Kaleta (36 l.)who stated: – Maybe you're not talking about it. Minister Ziobro is the subject of political repression, as he most likely knows. Terlecki nodded, commenting: – No, but it's interesting. possibly we'll find out something.. Let us remind that Ziobro is presently in Hungary, where he obtained asylum, and in Poland is wanted by a BOLO.

#variableseated – fresh initiative of the Law and Justice

Law and Justice politicians launch a nationwide dialog initiative with the academic community under the motto #changes. The face of the action is the Euro MP Patrick Jaka (40 l.), which emphasises that the intent of meetings with students is an open and substantive exchange of views, including with people with different beliefs. – Youth is the future of Poland. We want to encourage her to have a serious discussion about the future of our homeland. The first stage, including contact with technological circles, brought enthusiastic reactions to students. – They agreed right away, they wanted to work out the details. Even if they don't like us, they want to talk. That's how they see the function of universities said the Euro MP. Problems only arose at the phase of obtaining the approval of the university authorities. According to what position the rectors and deanships divided about half – any agreed, but many refused. It besides suggests that decisions of the university authorities could have been made under external pressure: – Most colleges received calls from mainstream media (‘does they truly agree?’, ‘what name of the individual who agreed?’ ) – a mechanics very akin to that related to the textbooks of Prof. Roszkowski, where schools were called and intimidated. As a result, the majority withdrew. Action #changes to start after the examination session and take meetings across Poland – informs True.