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0:01It is better to be in debt than occupied
0:02.
0:08Who said that?
0:09You said that, Mr. Chairman Kaczyński.
0:15But one must be a patriot not only when
0:17in power.
0:20This means we cannot lose a single day
0:22in rearming the Polish military.
0:28Crazy Antek, where are they, where are
0:30the Caracals?
0:32Where are they, where are the Mistrals
0:34for 1 €?
0:37Where is the evidence for the Smoleńsk
0:39attack?
0:44I would be very pleased if you left a
0:46like.
0:47It is a great support for my channel.
0:49Thanks in advance. Mr.
0:50>> Speaker,
0:53distinguished chamber,
0:58barely two weeks ago I stood at this
1:00rostrum, delivering the annual
1:02exposition of the Minister of Foreign
1:04Affairs.
1:08Even then, I described the situation
1:10around our borders and in the world as
1:12serious.
1:18The United Nations system is wilting,
1:20the world of norms and international law
1:23is collapsing, and within the West, we
1:25have serious cracks.
1:33Since then, in just two weeks, the
1:35situation has become not just serious,
1:37but critical.
1:42We have another war.
1:45in which soldiers of our most important
1:47ally, the United States, are dying.
1:52We have a war in which the territory of
1:55our treaty allies is being attacked.
2:01Missiles and drones are flying into the
2:03territory of Turkey and Cyprus.
2:09The ammunition stockpiles of our
2:10greatest ally are being depleted.
2:17At the same time, the war in Ukraine
2:19continues and we still do not know who
2:21will win, but we know it poses a threat
2:23to Poland because Russian drones are
2:26flying over Polish skies.
2:33Russia is blowing up our railway tracks
2:35, and if Russia wins, it will reach our
2:38border.
2:44>> And by the end of the decade, some
2:46experts and military officials worry
2:48about the possibility of a confrontation
2:50between the United States and the
2:52People's Republic of China over Taiwan.
2:59If that were to happen, the resources of
3:01our greatest ally would be diverted
3:03there, and there would be even less here
3:05.
3:08What does this mean?
3:12It means we cannot lose a single day in
3:14rearming the Polish military.
3:22Not starting next year or the year after
3:24, but today.
3:27Just, just acts
3:29>> are being adopted
3:32>> on what we do, perhaps the future, the
3:34future fate of our country depends
3:40agreed.
3:42On this
3:45history will judge us by the decisions
3:47we make.
3:51back when my predecessor
3:55>> Could you calm these people down?
3:57>> I am afraid not.
4:01>> Crazy Antek, where are they, where are
4:03the Caracals?
4:05Where are they, where are the Mistrals
4:07for 1 EUR?
4:11Where is the evidence for the Smoleńsk
4:12attack?
4:20My predecessor
4:23Minister Józef Beck,
4:26when
4:31he concluded a treaty with Great Britain
4:33in 1939, he went to London and also
4:35negotiated a British military loan for
4:37Poland there.
4:43It was not in zlotys; it was in pounds.
4:50I do not know what the interest rate was
4:51, but I know that he did not want to
4:53destroy Poland's sovereignty with this
4:55loan, but to save it.
5:05And the problem with that loan was not
5:07that it was in pounds and had interest,
5:09but that the equipment purchased with
5:10that money did not reach Poland.
5:19And today the dilemmas are similar.
5:24Italy, governed by the right, is
5:26entering the Sejf program.
5:31Does Ms. Giorgia Meloni want to put
5:33Italy under the German boot?
5:36Do you really believe that?
5:40Does Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, your
5:42ideological ally, want to put Hungary
5:44under the German boot?
5:47Do you really believe that?
5:53>> Ukraine, fighting for its freedom, has a
5:55similar dilemma.
5:58The Minister said it is good that we are
6:00supporting Ukraine.
6:02But how are we supporting it?
6:04So, Ukraine has the following dilemma:
6:09is it better to go into debt, or is it
6:11better to have weapons?
6:15And the answer to this question was
6:17already given in this chamber.
6:21It was given on June 21st,
6:272022, during the debate on the Homeland
6:29Defense Act, under our competitors '
6:32administration.
6:37Back then, there was also talk about
6:39whether a foreign currency loan to buy
6:41Korean tanks was too expensive.
6:45And the answer was given.
6:50An important politician wisely said—and
6:53I agree with him—I quote: "It is better
6:55to be in debt than to be occupied."
7:05Who said that?
7:06You said that, Mr. Chairman Kaczyński.
7:12But you have to be a patriot not only
7:14when you are in power. Thank you.
7:18>> Mr. Speaker, wait a moment.
7:20You will be able to shout in a moment.
7:22It will be about you, too.
7:25After the speech by Deputy Prime
7:26Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, let
7:28us now talk briefly about civil
7:30protection and civil defense.
7:33About what we managed to do in three
7:34years and what we managed to improve
7:36after the mess, after the wasteland you
7:38left us.
7:41But we will start with this, because the
7:43same arguments keep coming up here: why
7:45were SMS alerts not sent regarding the
7:47emerging threat?
7:49So, I will repeat it once more: it is
7:51the experts at the RGC who decide which
7:53notification tool should be used for
7:55danger. Why?
7:58Because they know exactly what the
7:59dynamics of that event are.
8:03And yes, the siren system we are
8:05building—more on what you did in this
8:07regard in a moment—is the fastest way to
8:09inform people.
8:12From the moment information appeared
8:14that a threat was coming, it took about
8:166 minutes to activate the sirens in the
8:18districts.
8:22Compare these numbers with the
8:23equivalents in other European countries
8:25and you will understand how quickly and
8:27efficiently this system worked.
8:31Did everything work as
8:33>> perfectly as possible? Of course not.
8:37And we have said many times that this is
8:39the difference between us and you: we
8:41will draw conclusions.
8:46Every such situation, every such
8:48incident will lead to the modification
8:50of procedures, including the
8:52modification of the SPO 13 procedure.
8:57You, Minister Błaszczak, you, Minister
9:00Ociepa, should know this procedure.
9:04You know exactly, and you should also
9:06know what it looked like during your
9:07time.
9:09In your time, even if a missile flew
9:11across the entire country, not a single
9:13siren in Poland would have wailed.
9:16Do you know that?
9:18>> Please do not insult the soldiers of the
9:20Polish Army.
9:20>> But I am talking now about
9:22>> they were tracking this missile.
9:24>> And now, Minister, I mean, because I
9:26don't know if you all heard, the former
9:28Minister of National Defense in the PiS
9:30government.
9:32How many years were you that minister?
9:36For some six years, he hasn't been able
9:38to distinguish the civil component of
9:40public protection from what the military
9:42does. Shame. Don't embarrass yourself
9:44any further.
9:48>> And now let's talk a bit about what has
9:50been achieved regarding public
9:51protection and what we inherited.
9:54So, first, a brief diagnosis of the
9:56situation.
9:58What did public protection look like
9:59under the PiS government?
10:02Actions taken by PiS.
10:04Erasing public protection and civil
10:06defense from the Polish legal order.
10:09That is a fact.
10:12You voted for it, you prepared such a
10:13draft bill, and you removed the head of
10:15civil defense from Polish legislation.
10:20>> I don't know if you did it out of
10:22stupidity, ignorance, or if you simply
10:23forgot about it.
10:25Mr. Błaszczak, you can address this,
10:27because you were the one who prepared
10:29the law that did this.
10:30You erased it completely.
10:32What were your next ideas?
10:34Today you scream that there were no RCB
10:36text alerts, but you wanted to,
10:39>> you wanted to liquidate the RCB. You
10:41said that the RCB was unnecessary. And
10:43what was the alternative to the RCB
10:45supposed to be?
10:47Transferring the positions to Prime
10:48Minister Morawiecki's office. Directly
10:50to the Chancellery. What for?
10:54To hire a few cronies there who don't
10:56have the faintest idea what crisis
10:57management is.
11:02Well, now, another issue.
11:06The alarm siren system.
11:09Do you realize?
11:11Maybe you don't know, maybe no one told
11:14you, that if a situation analogous to
11:16yesterday's had occurred 3 years ago,
11:18nationwide there were roughly 2,000
11:19sirens ready to be activated in a
11:21digital version.
11:24You led to such a collapse.
11:28We are building this system so that
11:29within the coming months, all sirens in
11:31Poland will be integrated into one
11:33comprehensive system.
11:35And we have already done so. I answer
11:38you: four times as many sirens
11:39integrated in digital version compared
11:41to your times. We did that, we succeeded
11:44in that.
11:45If you think that's little, I sincerely
11:47congratulate you.
11:51Um, we can also talk, because you talk a
11:53lot about how smoothly information must
11:55flow.
11:58Only in your time, and this is not a
12:00politician of the current ruling
12:01coalition saying this, but the Supreme
12:03Audit Office when assessing your
12:05government.
12:09>> You caused, you led to a situation where
12:11most district police headquarters, fire
12:14stations, or crisis management centers
12:16at the provincial level were not
12:18connected to
12:22special communications. Are you
12:23surprised? I was also surprised when I
12:26saw it.
12:27These are the conclusions of the Supreme
12:29Audit Office's inspection and that is a
12:31fact.
12:33We will make sure it happens.
12:35Coverage is already over 60%, and all
12:37county fire department and police
12:39headquarters have access to secure
12:41government communication, but we will
12:44ensure 100%coverage, and it will remain
12:46with the RCB—the one you wanted to
12:48dismantle—and we will ensure that 100%
12:51of the country's territory is covered by
12:53special communications.
12:56I will tell you more, we will not only
12:58have communications
13:02based on radio, but we will also build a
13:04Polish Iris Square constellation that
13:06will provide satellite communications.
13:10These are the things we are actually
13:12doing.
13:14Yesterday, the SPO-13 procedure worked.
13:19All its features, all its designated
13:21criteria were met.
13:25However, obviously, obviously, Mr.
13:27Błaszczak, Mr., Mr. Błaszczak, if you
13:30want to talk about, if you want to
13:32discuss missiles flying over Poland, I
13:34would be a little more careful if I were
13:37you.
13:40You didn't notice a missile for half a
13:42year because you couldn't even read a
13:44classified memo.
13:47Are you aware of that?
13:48>> Why wasn't it shot down?
13:50I provided the appropriate weapons
13:52>> and now, let's talk about what you
13:54provided. A few months ago in this
13:56chamber, we also had the opportunity to
13:58discuss the development of systems for
14:00services under the Ministry of the
14:01Interior and Administration. Minister
14:03Mroczek spoke about this from this
14:05podium.
14:07He spoke about anti-drone systems,
14:09systems integrated with military systems
14:12, and systems for warning of
14:13low-altitude violations of our border.
14:18We said that this system, the first
14:20cluster of such a system, had already
14:22been launched from savings we managed to
14:24generate in the ministry, but that we
14:26needed additional funds under the SAFE
14:28program.
14:31We said then that we want to secure our
14:33border 100%.
14:34How did you vote on SAFE?
14:36Why did you block SAFE money for Polish
14:39police officers, the Polish Border Guard
14:41, and the Polish SOP? Why? Why did you
14:44rob Polish officers of this?
14:46There is a European anti-ra.
14:50This is the whole truth about what we
14:52inherited from you.
14:55>> Calmly, day by day, regardless of your
14:58crying,
15:01regardless of your lies, we will build a
15:03civil protection system.
15:08Yes, it will take at least a few more
15:10years to complete all modules of this
15:12system, because these modules also
15:15include places of protection, shelters,
15:17bunkers—things you had no, no clue about
15:20.
15:22You completely erased it from Polish
15:24legislation, and we brought it back and
15:26are now implementing it. 34 billion
15:28zlotys for civil protection over two
15:31years, and another five-year program is
15:33coming soon. We did that.
15:35Not you, because you liquidated civil
15:37protection, and that is the brutal truth
15:40about it.
15:43So today, if you have the nerve to say
15:45that something regarding civil
15:46protection didn't work yesterday, I want
15:48to tell you that in your time, there
15:50would have been absolutely nothing there
15:52.
15:55We will draw conclusions, and to be
15:57clear, I want to say this with full
15:59responsibility.
16:02Even though the alarm system is designed
16:05so that the same method triggers an
16:07alarm as cancels it, we have already
16:09decided that after every cancelled alarm
16:11, RCB text messages will be sent out.
16:17Within the next few months, we will
16:19launch systems you didn't even think
16:21about.
16:23We will launch broadcast systems for
16:25notification purposes. We will launch
16:28notifications in the mObywatel app, and
16:29it’s not that we’re doing it because of
16:32yesterday's event, but because we have
16:33been working on it for many months.
16:36We want to do it right, we want to do it
16:38wisely, and I want it to be integrated
16:40with military systems so that it simply
16:42functions well. Why are we doing this?
16:45Because you didn’t do it.
16:48And now
16:51Mr. Macierewicz, bad,
16:53>> Mr. Macierewicz, you should deal with
16:55those tankers for a dollar. And now, at
16:57the very end, ladies and gentlemen,
17:00because
17:01it also came up today, especially in the
17:04statement by Mr. Fogiel.
17:06Yes, today we sent a link to the guide
17:08via an RCB alert, and I would do it
17:10again if anyone has doubts about whose
17:13decision it was.
17:14It was my decision.
17:17Yes, it was my decision. Do you know how
17:19we differ from you?
17:23It's that we have something to send via
17:26those RCB alerts, because we prepared
17:28this guide, because we developed this
17:30guide, and because we sent this guide in
17:32a printed version to every Polish home.
17:40And I am very glad, I am very glad that
17:42the response to this text message is so
17:44much interest.
17:50Yes, I am very glad that there is such
17:52interest in this text message, because I
17:55am glad that yesterday's tragic
17:56situation is a reason for the
17:58information contained in this guide to
18:00reach the public.
18:06And to be clear, ladies and gentlemen,
18:08to be clear, ladies and gentlemen, the
18:10role of a responsible opposition should
18:13be calling for basic information
18:14regarding security issues, information
18:17contained in this guide, to be available
18:19to the public.
18:22You, however, have been criticizing this
18:24guide from the very first day. There
18:26were those who burned it, there were
18:28those who tore it up in public. You are
18:30completely irresponsible. Completely
18:32irresponsible. exercising power. Poland
18:35is threatened under our rule.
18:37>> And once again, Mr. Minister Błaszczak,
18:40this is for you.
18:43>> You are personally responsible for the
18:45fact that civil protection was removed
18:47from the legal system, so today, you
18:49should remain silent.
18:52>> Thank you very much.
18:54>> Thank you. We return to the
18:55consideration of the third item on the
18:57agenda regarding

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