Ewa Wrzosek as a victim of hate. This is the narrative being pushed by the political circles of the December 13 Coalition, which staunchly supports the “independent” prosecutor. Today, Michał Rachoń reminded everyone of the “apolitical” – or rather, hateful – actions that Wrzosek herself has backed.
The Death of Barbara Skrzypek
Barbara Skrzypek, a longtime associate of PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński, passed away on Saturday. Just three days earlier, she was interrogated by Ewa Wrzosek for several hours in the presence of two legal representatives of the injured party in the investigation into the so-called “two towers” case. She was denied the right to have her own legal counsel present.
Kaczyński’s Press Conference
Yesterday afternoon, a press conference was held in front of the Warsaw District Prosecutor’s Office by PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński. The event gathered not only numerous PiS MPs but also many Polish citizens eager to hear his speech.
And interestingly – among the crowd, at one point, stood none other than Ewa Wrzosek herself. She was confronted with some uncomfortable questions, which she attempted to dodge, insisting that the interrogation atmosphere had been “pleasant” and “friendly.” The crowd outside the prosecutor’s office responded by chanting: “Liar!”
Wrzosek as a Victim?!
Today, Michał Rachoń discussed the matter with Michał Gramatyka (Polska 2050), the Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs and a lawyer by profession.
The journalist asked: “In your opinion, should Prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek have attended PiS’s press conference yesterday?”
“She is handling this case, she answered questions, and in my view, she conducted herself professionally. She tried to base her responses on applicable legal regulations. She is also facing enormous hate at the moment. When you look at social media, the polarization is extreme,” Gramatyka responded.
What conclusion can be drawn from this? That, according to Tusk’s coalition, Wrzosek is… a victim of persecution and hate!
Michał Rachoń reminded the MP that Wrzosek herself has repeatedly expressed support for a harmful, vulgar hate campaign against PiS – the infamous “eight stars” slogan.
“Anyone who engages in public discourse should take responsibility for what they publish and how they publish it,” Gramatyka stated. However, when asked why Wrzosek had supported actions targeting PiS, he had no answer.