– We all remember the woman who had the courage to speak when some advised her to remain silent, Anna Walentynowicz. We all remember the young man who jumped over the shipyard fence and ignited a revolution not only in Poland but across Europe, we all remember Lech Wałęsa. We remember the shipyard workers who said 'enough of fear, enough of lies, enough of contempt,' who clearly stated that we must be together, – said Rafał Trzaskowski in Gdańsk.

– Today, the time has come again when we must say 'enough' to contempt, 'enough' to lies. Today, we must be together. And today, again, we must be counted, and I want to say this clearly, not to divide, but so that Poland can once again be free, courageous, and unified, – he continued.