- This whole fire extinguisher policy makes some people say: “nice herd, he made a fuss.” Others say: “okay, he showed he has balls.” Others say: “I hate all politicians, he represents my views, let him go and make a fuss, because Versailles certainly won't happen” - said Przemysław Wipler in an interview on PRZEkanał.

- This is something that gives you a stable church, something that Janusz Korwin-Mikke had, and even on a larger scale than Janusz Korwin-Mikke had. [...] And on the other hand, it repels, it deters people, let's say, normal people, those who, for example, voted for the Third Way 2 years ago - he noted.

“There are things that make close international cooperation with him exclusionary”

- There are things that make close international cooperation with him exclusionary. Two years ago, Confederation politicians were supposed to be at CPAC in Budapest, but the CPAC organizers said: we apologize, gentlemen, but due to the activities of your colleague, Mr. Grzegorz, you are not welcome this year - Wipler pointed out.

- It is clear that the Americans dictate the terms. And this year Krzysztof Bosak was at CPAC in Budapest and had a strong speech there - he added.

“This is the fundamental difference between us and Braun”

- If someone wants to shift the Overton window to the right and has such a mission, then it is justified and okay. But this is not something that will lead to us ever seriously facing what to do with this 300 billion of new debt, how to spend 5% of GDP on the army, how to reform the healthcare system so that money doesn't leak out. What to do so that the courts start working again, […] so that Poles want to invest and develop businesses in Poland. What to do so that electricity is available at affordable prices in the long term - he continued.

- This is real politics. This is what we focus on, this is what we want to deal with. And this is probably the fundamental difference between us and Grzegorz and his broadly understood team - concluded the Confederation politician.