On Tuesday, October 11, Jerzy’s funeral took place in Warsaw urban. During this event, the former president compared the late PRL government spokesman to Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. The politician’s statement reaped a lot of controversy and many comments.

Kwaśniewski didn’t mean to apologize. “I stick to what I say”

During a conversation with Onet, Kwaśniewski said that “he didn’t mean to apologize to Mateusz Morawiecki” and “supported what he said”.

– Not about a particular person, but about the advocacy model adopted. urban it was suspected that he was not right, that he used aggressive language. I am of the opinion that today, in democratic Poland, Prime Minister Morawiecki is dishonest in his statements and uses aggressive and often stigmatizing language. There is a lot of evidence for this. The difference is that Urban is just a press spokesperson, he carries out the orders of those placed above him, and the prime minister is the prime minister – the politician explained.

Kwasniewski stressed that “he doesn’t want to say in the slightest that the Polish People’s Republic is democratic, and the Third Polish Republic – even with PiS – undemocratic”. – I would like to point out that Morawiecki’s model of communication with the community is not appropriate, even close to what happened when Urban was the spokesperson. he pointed.

The former president was also asked about the statement by the Minister of Education and Science, Przemysaw Czarnek, who commented on, among other things, the funeral speech. with the words: “Shame, communist Kwasniewski.” – I don’t deal with people like Mr Czarnek, so I won’t comment Kwasniewski answered.