- The state's powerlessness in all the areas we are witnessing is monstrous, and there's no point in downplaying it. In Greece, it was also downplayed, and it led to a Greek tragedy, which meant a 30% reduction in public administration salaries, pension cuts, etc. We cannot afford that in Poland - said Przemysław Czarnek at a press conference.

- There is something that Prime Minister Tusk must explain: where is the money of Poles? If today we still have GDP growth, and as we know, tax revenues are decreasing, by 23%, this most affects VAT. VAT revenues are decreasing by 25%, with GDP growth, so where is the money? - he continued.

- How is it possible that the state cannot intervene in the fuel market? [...] How is it possible that today, with GDP growth, taxes, instead of flowing into the state budget, are decreasing [...] and there is no money for anything, and the budget deficit is growing at a crazy pace? - he went on to say.

- The defeat before our eyes is obvious, and therefore Tusk must explain himself. We have submitted a motion to the Marshal of the Sejm to supplement the agenda of the upcoming Sejm session this week with a point concerning the Prime Minister's statement on the collapse of public finances - he added.