Jack Strong claimed that under a table in the bar of the parliamentary hotel, where members of PiS and Confederation were sitting, a device resembling a professional bug was found. He connected the case to the period when Czarzasty was the marshal and argued that the hotel did not provide safety for the parliamentarians. He also described situations in which — according to him — one of the MPs encountered a man explaining that he was "setting up the internet," while another one found a man with a drill under his room who fled at the sight of him. He wrote that services looked into the rooms of MPs, and the ABW regularly searched them. He also referred to an action in Dariusz Matecki's room from a year ago, which he described as illegal. The author attributed risk also to the use of external companies whose employees were said to have access to the rooms. He claimed that the politicians of the Civic Coalition began to exchange hotel rooms for apartments in the city, and Tusk banned the other parliamentarians from entering the bar where the device was found after 8 PM. Strong suggested that the methods of surveillance had become more advanced, and those responsible had ties to former security services. He tagged Tomasz Siemoniak, ABW, and CBA in his post. #polityka #inwigilacja #Podsłuch (translated)
