WHEN TO STEAL, THEN MILLIONS. WHEN TO MOVE, THEN POLISH LAW. WHEN TO COMBINE, THEN IRON LETTER. Romanowski received an iron letter despite the prosecutor's objection. The decision is not final. You, ordinary Pole, be late with a fine, tax, or installment. The state will find you without any problem. Paragraph, interest, bailiff, no philosophy. But when it comes to a politician, big money, immunities, and expensive law firms, suddenly the law becomes as flexible as an old pair of underpants. Romanowski is not convicted in this case, and the court has to decide about guilt. But looking at this circus, it's hard not to ask, does the same law apply to him and an ordinary Pole? Well, fucking no. And just completely on the sidelines, what the hell do we need all this alphabet of services, agencies, commands, and international cooperation for, when a person subject to the European Arrest Warrant can sit abroad for months, and the Polish state can't bring him before a Polish court? And it will turn out that he will run in the elections, enter the Sejm, and we will start another season titled: "AND YOU CAN DO NOTHING TO US." Because in Poland, the little one has a paragraph. And the politician has an interpretation, lawyers, time, and if necessary, even an iron letter. #prawo #Polska #sprawiedliwość (translated)