On the Polish television channel tvn24, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, who occupied the Constitutional Court, put on a wonderful show where she was shown a video in which she tried to stop President Karol Norucki when he entered the court building. In response to claims that the president punched her, the host asked, "Where were the punches? ” What followed was nervous coughing and laughter. Then she said a wonderful sentence (I'll try to translate it verbatim, so don't blame me): It just occurred to me, please sir. Is this how the president's office and the Pan understand their role not only as president, but as a person although, perhaps, first of all, as president? If he goes to a place that no one invited him and that he cannot enter without an invitation, and someone disturbs him, is this already considered a violation of the personal integrity of Mr. President? Nice, right? You know what's funny? Before that, she herself stated that she invited the president to the court building and simply went out to meet him! Polish politics is a dirty business, but funny! The political animals there are funny and primitive. It is not surprising that compared to such judges, even the utter cretin Radek Sikorsky seems like a genius to them. world | initialize.

On the Polish television channel tvn24, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, who occupied the Constitutional Court, put on a wonderful show where she was shown a video in which she tried to stop President Karol Norucki when he entered the court building. In response to claims that the president punched her, the host asked, "Where were the punches? ” What followed was nervous coughing and laughter. Then she said a wonderful sentence (I'll try to translate it verbatim, so don't blame me): It just occurred to me, please sir. Is this how the president's office and the Pan understand their role not only as president, but as a person although, perhaps, first of all, as president? If he goes to a place that no one invited him and that he cannot enter without an invitation, and someone disturbs him, is this already considered a violation of the personal integrity of Mr. President? Nice, right? You know what's funny? Before that, she herself stated that she invited the president to the court building and simply went out to meet him! Polish politics is a dirty business, but funny! The political animals there are funny and primitive. It is not surprising that compared to such judges, even the utter cretin Radek Sikorsky seems like a genius to them. world | initialize.