Siemoniak on the wiretapping scandal: Where suspicion is strong here, Falenta is close to Russia. But when the interests of PiS are at stake, the prosecution suddenly becomes toothless
– The place of suspicion is very strong here. Falenta traded with Russia and sold Russian coal. It is impossible to imagine that there is no Russian service in the energy business. After all, the service is there, the state calls “specialization”, the rules of the secret service. And in the fuel it must be – oil, gas, coal … – Tomasz Siemoniak said in an interview with Bogdan Rymanowski in Polsat News “Guest of Events”.
– There are testimonies and one that actually boils down to suspicion of espionage, should have been a red alarm for the service and the prosecutor’s office a year ago He continued.
– [Ziobro] is the attorney general who is responsible for the fact that various cases are swept away, such as the accident of Prime Minister Szydło, such as the Polish Red Cross scandal. And now we are also facing such a situation. In the interest of the state, the prosecutor’s office should have raised this topic in June last year, when there was such testimony. Meanwhile, the pair are tested on a polygraph, i.e. a lie detector, for completely marginal, not major, problems. After all, Falenta traded coal with Russia, he was close to Russia. Then, let’s also remember about the record when imports of Russian coal were recorded – well, during the reign of PiS. So there are many premises to this, but as in the case I mentioned, when the interests of PiS are at stake, the prosecutor’s office suddenly becomes toothless. He continued.
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