I donated 10 thousand zlotys to PiS, and another five thousand to a certain organization. I will continue to donate – said PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński. He also announced a demonstration “against breaking the law and attacking patriotism” in response to the actions of the services against the Independence March.
After the decision PKW on rejection of the financial report PIS from the election campaign in the parliamentary elections, the president Jaroslaw Kaczynski He appealed to the party's supporters to pay money into its account. He also obliged PiS MPs and MEPs to make periodic payments.
On Thursday, he was asked at a conference whether he had made such payments himself. “I have paid 10,000. I have also paid an additional five to a certain organization, which is not a political party. A total of 15,000, and of course I will continue to pay money,” he announced.
– I know that there are already about 50,000 people who are donating – he added.
Kaczyński announces demonstration “against attack on patriotism”
At the conference, Kaczyński also spoke about the Independence March. On Wednesday, a meeting was held at the headquarters of the Independence March Association. police activities under the supervision of the prosecutor's office. In the morning there was also search of Robert Bąkiewicz's house in connection with the investigation into the 2018 Independence March.
Kaczyński argued that “if there are no provocations, as there were from the Civic Platform boards, then it proceeds peacefully and nothing bad happens there, Independence Day, the anniversary of November 11, is celebrated as it should be celebrated”. – That is, it is not only a state holiday, but also a national holiday, a society holiday – he explained.
In his opinion, “today we have a government that wants to implement (…) the interests of another country, the German state”. – This is the pacification of a country that is to be deprived of independence. Anyone who reads with understanding the drafts of new treaties, these proposed European treaties, knows that after this Poland will be only an area inhabited by Poles, but governed from outside – said Kaczyński.
He added that “there was also talk of delegalizing this march, of ensuring that these marches simply do not take place or take place in an atmosphere that will be rejected by a large part of society.”
– Hence our protest, and this protest that we want to express this time not only here from this place or in the Sejm, but we also want to express it by using the right to demonstrate – he said.
He announced a protest in front of the Ministry of Justice on Saturday, September 14. – We simply want to protest against breaking the law, but also against the attack on Polish patriotism – he said.
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