Piotr Kaleta of the Law and Justice party: “Germans must stay away from the interests of Poles and French. Germans have spread all over Europe, in Poland in an insolent way. Moreover, they are supported by insolent Polish politicians who defend their policy. They must be incredibly insolent to play with the French on their territory or feel exceptionally powerful.”
On the TV programme ‘Polityczna kawa,’ Piotr Kaleta of the Law and Justice party referred to a report by the School of Economic Warfare (EGE) which indicated that the German government finances foundations that run anti-nuclear campaigns.
The EGE Director Christian Harbulot said: “Germany, through its foundations, interferes in the political and economic affairs of its foreign partners, especially France.” He pointed out the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and the Heinrich Böll Foundation, funded by the German government. In his view, these entities are agents of influence and organise campaigns aimed at attacking the nuclear industry.
The case was discussed on the TV programme ‘Polityczna kawa’ on Telewizja Republika. Tomasz Sakiewicz’s guests were the Left MEP Marek Balt and Piotr Kaleta, MP for the Law and Justice Party.
When Editor Sakiewicz pointed out to him that these organisations are funded by the German government, he replied that “they operate under the law.” To the suggestion that the Germans are well aware of what the foundations are doing with the money, he replied: “The German government shut down its nuclear power plants, so it has a vested interest in shutting down power plants all over Europe.”
Asked for what purpose Germany wants to close nuclear power plants and whether the reason is to buy gas from Russia, he replied: “I am not a spokesman for the German government; I don’t know what Germans have in mind.”
Piotr Kaleta of the Law and Justice Party answered: “You say that the government gives money to foundations. This is true. Please point out to me a foundation that is involved in inciting in other countries.”