Political Statement on Constitutional Court

All right, all right.

God bless. Good evening.

Good evening. God bless.

The Confederation of the Polish Crown

expresses, and we had the opportunity

a few dozen minutes ago

to express

our

concern and utmost anxiety for the safety

of the highest- ranking person in the state.

The President

of the Republic of Poland,

whose inviolability

was violated, whose will was not respected

yesterday.

And this is

a disgrace, a scandal, and a crime.

And those identifying themselves as judges

of the

Constitutional Tribunal

should be held accountable for it.

Anyone who stands in the way of

the President of the Republic of Poland,

who tries to hinder or prevent

his exercise of his political will,

should face the consequences.

As for today’s meeting.

We will respect Mr. President’s will.

And you will see what the

President wishes to announce

about the course of

the meeting. MP Skalik,

as a participant in the defense of the

Constitutional Tribunal a dozen,

several dozen hours ago,

will wish to repeat our position on this matter.

Yes. First of all, I would like to thank

our fellow citizens

for yesterday, despite

the pre- holiday period,

turning out in such large numbers

at the Constitutional Tribunal.

It seems that this

plan of Żurek's,

which he once boasted so much about,

claiming he had an idea for the

Constitutional Tribunal,

has fallen flat.

We hope so.

This is not the time to examine who, and to what extent,

contributed to the devastation

of this constitutional body, to the

devastation

of the rule of law principles

regarding the Constitutional

Tribunal.

This is not the time to examine these

matters, because

today, it is more important that this crisis,

which is connected with Donald Tusk's actions

and those of his cronies,

that this crisis

does not deepen.

That

these enormous risks that are connected

with this army mobilized throughout Poland

and loom on the horizon. Against whom?

This is a serious signal for us that this action has

the potential to develop, and bad potential.

Therefore, we are ready to repair

Poland's legal system. So that

the Constitutional Tribunal

by the will of all political groups

finds its proper place,

so that it serves Poland and Poles.

Thank you very much.

We are calling for a sovereignty reset.

We must

restore the authority of Poland's highest

state bodies. And we must ensure that

relations between these bodies are not

shaped by means of a crowbar or

a police jack.

But how do you intend to put

this slogan into practice?

Of course, I mean concrete ideas.

Madam Editor, that is precisely what remains

the subject

of discussions that we

will not elaborate on here

further.

We speak of an independence reset, by which

we mean the will

to restore

the Polish nation’s sovereign

authority over its own

territory. Today, the Polish nation

is deprived of such authority,

ever since

various

foreign, international, national,

state and supranational, supra-state bodies

have, unfortunately very effectively,

usurped power

over the health, lives and property of Poles.

Inventions such as, for example,

some Venice Commission,

which were introduced through the

back door into Polish public

life and whose, let us say, unrestricted

ramblings on legal and constitutional

matters here have become, for some,

revealed truth and,

and, and

the will of outside authorities

has become an order.

Well, these are things that should be

permanently and consistently

eradicated from Polish public life.

This is Poland. Not Ukropol,

not a Euro-collective farm Land,

not Ukropolin, not

a colony, state, or Anglo-Saxon bantustan.

This is Poland,

and it is the will of the

Confederation of the Polish Crown

to see to it. Down with communism, down with

Euro- communism, down with Judeo- Communism.

Let us regain

independence.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.