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So, what does the Prime Minister know about this matter? PRIME MINISTER JAROSŁAW KACZYŃSKI: This is another case under the slogan „an affair made of nothing”.

I think what he really considers to be his task is to build a stable system of power transfer that will not melt down what he has built, right after he steps down.

…What is more worrying is the high percentage of the positive results in general testing.” — Professor Włodzimierz Gut, a virologist, says in an interview with wPolityce.pl, commenting on the current epidemic…

He also asked Kaczyński what was his assessment of Poland’s performance in the EU. In turn, another ambassador asked about concerns over Russia’s attack on Ukraine. Tłum. K.J.

This is precisely what a totalitarian mentality is all about. German editors often say that they have „overcome the past”.

This is what we are doing on the eastern flank; this border is becoming tighter and tighter. (…) This is something the European Commission could rather help than hinder. — said the Prime Minister.

…What was the situation in the backstage? Mariusz Kaminski: We have shown that it is not true that a blow of this kind cannot be met with a firm response.

They did not understand that these tensions are the result of the perception among some elites in Poland of what and how the European hegemon actually plays the game.

Cover utworu Prince’a znalazł się na szczycie list przebojów na całym świecie, podobnie jak album, z którego został zaczerpnięty: „I don’t want what i haven’t got” (Nie chcę tego, czego nie mam).

…„ If we look at what is written on the death certificate, because that’s the most important information, then of course it depends on a certain practice of decision-making or description by the doctor…

Do you understand what you say? @paulomcdsousa Thank You for your answer.

…What has taken place is of major European significance - the dogma that the border cannot be effectively defended has been rejected.

We don’t know what will happen then, but this would be difficult to stop. And they would throw all their propaganda forces to show the world that it is we who are the aggressor.

…What a lowly position the Polish authorities have fallen in in their miserable attempt to satisfy the appetites of voters eager to believe in this heroic fantasy.

No matter what.

It is time for our partners in Brussels to separate what is most important from the divisions that will always exist.

…What you see on the footage is only a mere fraction of their struggle against the provocations of a post-Soviet dictator.

Just a month or two ago, it seemed that what Turkey wanted was close cooperation with us.

We asked Jacek Saryusz-Wolski on wPolsce.pl television what else Poland can give in to the EU. There is nothing to compromise on; we cannot go backwards.

That is what it is all about at the moment — he noted. The firepower, the ability to strike over long distances - these all need to be increased manifold.