Good morning! If I may lie a little. Someone recently asked me what government scandal would have to come to light for that metaphorical Jagodno with Wilanów to let go of Tusk? I answered that a drunken Tusk would have to run over Kacprzyk's Porsche at a crosswalk while holding a transcript of the marital act in his hand, going on a date with Berk. And please forgive me for my lack of delicacy, but the German media have raised 30% of unconscious idiots among us, for whom there is no chance for any processes of thought anymore. For these people, there is simply no hope. They still count the votes after all. This is a diagnosis. Simply. And not to take it into account, but to never make that mistake again and not let the Germans create media in Poland. Oh right! The media! Since we live in a country of miracles and smiles, I was surprised by a certain subversive piece of information from Polsat about a 52-year-old lady Agnieszka from Piła, who had a serious accident a year ago. The woman underwent hand surgery, but over time her fingers began to stiffen. Today she has problems performing the simplest tasks, and a doctor from the Dega Hospital in Poznań allegedly recommended finger reconstruction. She received the referral urgently. The date of the operation? October 1, 2035. Yes. In 9 years. I simply do not believe it. We have fuel at 5.19 zł, and Professor Markowski insists it should be much more expensive because the poorest are losing out on how cheap it is. After all, Doctor Kacprzyk, as part of the "serious consequences" announced by Prime Minister Tusk and spokesman Szłapka after the Southern Hospital scandal, not only has to drive a Mazda, but also has to have it all in his ass. And finally, Minister Cienkowska allocated 148 thousand zł for a fashion show in which she herself performed, and at the end disgusted everyone with a statement that her participation aimed to promote the work of a designer from Ukraine and support an aid program for people with migration experience. Dear Minister! The Prime Minister of the government in which you serve has caused over a million young Poles to benefit from migration experiences through previous governments. It truly disgusts me that you had the audacity to say something like that to Poles right in the face, although I understand due to intellectual deficits. Your Germanization of our politics is manifesting itself in your ordinary, simple blatantness. However, let's get down from the theater roof to the ground. It's not easy in heels. If a person with a malfunctioning hand hears: "operation in nine years," politicians should be aware that every photograph from the next publicly funded event will simply irritate people. Not because culture is unnecessary. Because a person expects basic things from the state above all. A doctor. Security. An efficient office. A school. A court. A road. A hospital where the word "urgent" means urgent, not "maybe in the next decade." And who is to blame for this? I have bad news. Us. Let’s finally start to take our own state seriously. Not like a show, where it's enough for a politician to look good on television, post a spiteful tweet, strap a mole down in a plane, and for the next four years can do whatever he wants. The state is our money, our taxes, our hospitals, our security, and our lives. Democracy has one brutally simple rule: politicians get as much impunity as citizens are willing to give them. And when I hear that the constitutional minister will starve the Constitutional Tribunal, that the police, at the Prime Minister's command, will enter institutions, and that Ms. Agnieszka from Piła has to wait 9 years for surgery, I throw up my hands because obviously Poles do not want their own state but rather a regional EU entity. 👉 However, if you would like to have a normal state, not a Kacprzykokracja: Buy me a coffee: https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g #Polska #media #demokracja (translated)
