Przydacz: It's not the President inciting rebellion. It's Żurek and his circle who rebelled against the law

07/10/2025

09:22

Przydacz:

It's not the President inciting rebellion. It's Żurek and his circle who rebelled against the law

Michał Lubowicki

- It is not the president who is inciting rebellion. It is Minister Żurek and his circle, even earlier, who rebelled against Polish law. It is Minister Żurek who does not want to abide by the law, his political acolytes, who have not accepted that from 2015 to 2023, a different government ruled in Poland - appointed by the nation - which had the right to change laws, to change the legal reality in Poland – said Marcin Przydacz in the program "Sedno Sprawy" on Radio Plus.

- Minister Żurek's role was to adapt to the law, not to rebel against the authorities. He is the rebel – he pointed out.

Michał Lubowicki

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