Polish MP on closed court hearing and Budzińska-Adamczyk testimony

Repeated, then pasted, cut and pasted into the indictment, that I was the one who attacked, when in fact I was attacked, that I was the one who insulted her, when in fact I didn't say a word, as you can see in these recordings.

I was insulted, kicked, and spat on.

No one initiated prosecution ex officio of the attacker, namely this woman, who attacked a member of the Polish Parliament, at what was then my regular place of work.

No one initiated prosecution ex officio.

The media and the prosecutor's office accepted this verdict of an online kangaroo court, picked it up, reproduced it, and broadcast it to the whole world.

And now this woman is guaranteed the comfort of, well, not having to, um, repeat her lies about me to my face .

We're live, so let's remind you, that you were thrown out of your own trial.

By the way— That's right… Budzińska- Adamczyk.

Budzińska- Adamczyk will testify. We were all thrown out as, as— The court closed the proceedings to the public, and even before it did, uh, the court decided that while this woman was giving her testimony I had to leave— She came in through the side.

She came in through the side. Where is she in there? Budzińska- Adamczyk.

Budzińska-Adamczyk went in sideways. The supervisor, what's his name? Stambler.

Stambler also went in the side, let in just now.

And Mr., uh, and Mr., uh, Stambler, uh, the so- called rabbi of the Chabad- Lubavitch sect is taking part in this— Yes, Mr., uh, Stambler was asking here, uh, the court staff, uh, about a side entrance.

Then a woman from the court staff took him.

That woman who always makes sure we don't get in without a pass, They went down this corridor to the back, and there's a staff entrance there, which the judge apparently uses, and both of them were let into the court.

We were excluded, the member of parliament was excluded, while Chabad-Lubavitch and the snitch, the false accuser— accu- accuser were let in through a side entrance.

We have a recording. We'll play it, so no one can say we're lying again.

This is about standards, ladies and gentlemen.

This is about, on the one hand, my right to a defense, which the Constitution guarantees me, and which is—