The Confederation politician was asked about the situation of PiS MPs who have been staying outside Poland for a long time. — I believe that the place where Polish politicians work is Poland. We have had times in history that are much worse than today. People returned to the country, worked here, sometimes risked their health and life to work politically in their homeland, said Bosak.
– If they do not return to the country, their political career is over and this is the biggest punishment for them, because they have fulfilled themselves in politics in a certain way in recent years – he added.
Krzysztof Bosak about PiS MPs: they are not, I don't know, criminals
Bosak said that he does not like the way politicians are treated in Poland. — I think this whole situation of trying to arrest them is ridiculous. I believe that politicians should be held accountable until they are convicted, and if they are convicted, they should serve a prison sentence. But as long as they are not convicted, they should be held accountable, he said.
— These are not, I don't know, criminals who will go, because they are not in custody, and a few days later they will beat or kill someone. Combating white-collar crime has its specificity, and this specificity includes, among other things, the need to secure documents well, but it is not necessary to force the taxpayer to pay for these men's stay in custody or force the services to chase them around the world, because it is simply pointless, he emphasized.
Bosak believes that Zbigniew Ziobro will leave the United States soon, although his stay in the United States is not a coincidence. — If Zbigniew Ziobro was allowed into the United States, it was not by accident, so probably these demands [ekstradycji] will remain unfulfilled. Such things do not happen by accident, and ambassadors or heads of the State Department do not always say publicly what they actually do. I won't be surprised if Zbigniew Ziobro leaves the United States and moves to another country, said Krzysztof Bosak, stating that the PiS politician may go to Chile.
