Max Hübner criticized the "industry of contempt" related to Donald Tusk and the Salon of the Third Republic of Poland. He wrote that critics of Karol Nawrocki, attacking him for promoting Poland abroad through a meeting with Manny Pacquiao, contributed to presenting Poles with the story of two people united by their passion for sport and public service. Hübner claimed that the images of Nawrocki and Pacquiao garnered hundreds of millions of views, possibly even a billion. He accused representatives of the ruling camp of belittling the president, the boxer, and the discipline itself; he described the rulers in offensive language. He emphasized that Pacquiao was not only a legendary boxer but also a Filipino politician: he ran for the presidency, served as a senator, and during Marcos's presidency, he headed the commission for combating poverty. He added that, like Nawrocki, he made a public career, although he had ended his professional boxing career just a few years earlier. Hübner believed that both wanted to meet to respond to their critics and wrote that he supports further actions, which he attributed to the rulers. #Polska #Sport #Władza (translated)
