Max Hübner claimed that Donald Tusk's revelation of information about the "threat of an attack" was meant to stage, as he put it, an embarrassing scene involving Pawlicka and Kierwiński on TVP. He described a conversation in which Pawlicka asked whether the president would sign the law after the threat, and Kierwiński was supposed to point out that he had not done so earlier and that under social pressure he signed the fuel law. Hübner added that the interlocutors expressed hope that it would be similar this time. The author accused them of failing to see that their narrative did not hold up. He wrote that the interview took place a few hours after the information about the attack was revealed, and by that time nearly all of Poland had ridiculed it. #Polska #Tusk #media (translated)





