Jarosław Kaczyński: To sprawa pana Tuska

Hi Rooboy,

very briefly, or we'll be at it for a long time. Sorry, for being unkind about
your comments about Mr Tusk. He shouts and can be abrupt, you say. I would have
thought that Mr Tusk has been far to mellow in his approach towards his
ministers so far. (I have not read anything in detail about the latest
developments in Poland today.) Leading by fear and public humiliation? Don't
think so. Let's differ on this one, and on his limited experience of managing
people.

Your point about the Poles working closely with the American agencies is
extremely important, and immediately pertinent to the pre-election CBA action,
in 2007, directed by the PM of the day, Mr Jarosław Kaczyński, against the then
opposition party, PO (Citizens' Platform), resulting in the arrest of two
innocent victims of that action, Mrs Sawicka, the MP, and Mr Wądołowski, the
mayor of Hel. Both are now standing trial in Poland on corruption charges. At
the beginning of the action CBA requested the help of FBI in helping to build a
fictional business CV of some of the CBA agents. The main provocateur was
an agent called Tomasz, who was responsible for making Mrs Sawicka emotionally
dependent on him, during the CBA grooming of her, to make her accept a bribe.
They met for the first time in the January of the year 2007, Mrs Sawicka was
arrested in October of that year. FBI collaborated happily, having been
hoodwinked by CBA into believing that a major anti-corruption action was being
set up. However, when they got the drift of what was really happening, a dirty
pre-election campaign of lies and totally illegal special action organised to
discredit the main opposition party, they quickly withdrew their assistance,
divorcing themselves from CBA.

Am I taking political sides? Well, in my views about the present day situation
in Poland, which are in agreement with the views of many Poles, I mean I do not
say anything original or out of the ordinary, I look at the ethics and the
methods used by Polish political parties. Mr Kaczyński’s methods fill me with
disgust and revulsion. If that is a political stance, then be it. Anyway, we
are in agreement on this.


Take care,

t1

P.S. Don’t worry about any mistakes in your text. They are unavoidable, when
writing quickly and without the rigours of correction required for a published
text. The “GW” forums are not meant for that. I saw my text again today. You
know, reigned in and reined in. And I used to teach riding, when still a
teenager in Warsaw.