„I Hope Nervous Reactions Are Just Due to Lack of Experience.” — Kaczyński on PiS's Proposal Primarily Aimed at Konfederacja

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Kaczyński on PiS's Proposal Primarily Aimed at Konfederacja:

I Hope Nervous Reactions Are Just Due to Lack of Experience.

- I want to build such a [patriotic front around the Polish Declaration] and I hope that these first very nervous reactions are just a result of this lack of experience, but that experience is gained, and as I often say, in politics, one must have a good memory, but a short one – said Jarosław Kaczyński in the "Prosto z Nowo" recording on the PiS YouTube channel. - Therefore, one should not remember various, even very sharp formulations, which were used here, of course, completely detached from any facts, for too long. We still have our hand extended, we are still ready to talk – he continued.

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