Grzegorz Braun on Parliamentary Intervention at Industry Ministry in Katowice

This is Poland, this is Poland, not Europe.

This is not.

Each of you, please read. There is no such thing at all, there is no such thing, there is no such country.

Thank God, there is no still such a country, so we will not display in Poland, in the Polish ministry the symbols of organizations hostile to us, which, thank God, have no state status.

It's an organization. Emblems of this kind are not covered by any legal protection within the Republic of Poland. Mr. Minister, you wanted to introduce yourself.

This is Poland, not Brussels. of the Republic of Poland, Mr. Grzegorz Braun.

Also with us is MP Roman Fritz, MP for the Silesian region, Mr. Wojciech Siński, the Political Committee of our party, but also the Silesian region.

Also here is Mr. Krzysztof Figura, the election representative of Mr. Grzegorz Braun’s committee.

And we’re in Katowice, in front of the Wujek mine, a hard coal mine.

Before noon, at the Ministry of Industry, our members of Parliament carried out a parliamentary intervention, a parliamentary intervention that concerned the so-called— Please calm down, Ms. Magda, because— …private conferences.

For some reason, here, in Silesia, in Katowice, the ministry for liquidating Polish industry—