Szydlo: Tusk was afraid of people's anger

Law and Justice organized on Thursday in Warsaw “Protest of Free Poles”. Jaroslaw Kaczynski's party announced the demonstration as a form of protest against the actions of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government against state media. The protest was also about the imprisonment of PiS politicians Mariusz Kaminski and Maciej Vesic.

According to the organizers, about 300,000 people participated in the event. people. On the other hand, the Warsaw City Hall announced that approximately 35,000 people participated in the meeting held in front of the Seimas. Demonstrators.

Szydlo: Something woke up in Poland

– The activity is great. I want to thank those of you who were here, but I have a lot of information from people who couldn't come and thanks to Telewizja Republika were able to see what was happening in Warsaw. A huge mobilization. I don't remember when it was so easy to encourage people, former Prime Minister and incumbent PiS MEP Beata Szydlo said on TV Republika. – One of the TV companies “Tusek” said that there were 35,000. people. We laugh about it, he added.

– Donald Tusk was sent to Poland to overthrow the PiS government. Things in Poland are currently going in the wrong direction and it is now in the hands of the Poles to stop them. (…) Something woke up in Poland. I hope everything will be normal again and it will be beautiful, as the choir that is currently destroying Poland sang until recently – Szydlo said.

– Tusk was afraid of people's anger. We are dealing with a team that can do anything. They can enter the presidential palace during the absence of the president and escort the guests of the president from there. This has not happened recently in the civilized world, noted the former prime minister.

We remind you that on Thursday President Andrzej Duda The pardon process has started To PiS politicians Mariusz Kaminski and Macie Vesik.

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