Maciej Berek in “One on One” about irregularities in RCL: there are documents from the social media of Krzysztof Szczucki and his colleagues

The guest of “One on One” on TVN24 was Maciej BerekChairman of the Standing Committee of the Council of Ministers. He referred, among other things, to the information provided at the beginning of August by the Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

The head of government said at the time that he had emails that people employed by the former head of the Government Legislative Centre wanted to delete from computers. Tusk said that the employees forgot that the system copied their “exchange of information, consisting of: buy a half for this guy who hangs a banner for our candidate.”

See also: Tusk on what was found in emails. “Buy a half for the guy who hangs the banner”

Earlier – in May – Tusk said that Krzysztof Szczucki had employed six employees from early summer to winter of last year who did not perform any work. He indicated that these six employees organized Szczucki's election campaign, and within a few months they were paid 900 thousand złoty.

The guest of “One on One” said that in the RCL documentation all irregularities are “very precisely shown”. – It is actually bitterly funny. There are documents from the social media of Mr. Szczucki and his colleagues, who themselves boasted that they were running the election campaign – said Berek.

– We have a whole series of such “complete cases”. This person who handed out leaflets “completely by accident” and handed out a car “completely by accident”. If someone wants to believe in this (…), then it's a pity for these people. There are so many of these cases, or rather “non-cases”, that it simply forms a certain system – he said.