Paweł Kowal about the president's decision. “PiS told him”
He agrees that this decision is a national betrayal. — Before World War II, was it possible to imagine, in the face of the German threat, that the President of Poland would block money for the Polish arms industry? Many people get caught up in the everyday political fight and forget that it's also about big things, says Kowal.
— First of all, it was obvious that the president was looking for some idea to come up with something, an excuse to veto the development of the arms industry. Secondly, it was clear that the rationality from his point of view was that PiS ordered him, Confederation ordered him – he further states.
What words did Paweł Kowal use to refer to Karol Nawrocki?
What did President Nawrocki decide about the SAFE program?
What are the consequences of Nawrocki's decision according to Kowal?
What does Kowal say about unity on national security?
“Devastating politics” and “the pen of shame”
– There is something to fight for. It's not about making it somehow legal [załatwić]because we will find a way. When there is such an important issue as Poland's security, a way will be found. It's about something deeper, about whether there is unity in Poland regarding national security, he emphasizes.
He states that this unity is “destroyed by the president” and his decision to veto SAFE is a “pen of shame.” – President Nawrocki's devastating policy – he adds.
