What Patryk spoke about.

We have a real problem in the European Union. Global natural growth is positive, but unfortunately EU countries have a serious problem with an ageing population and a lack of preparation for this process. We need to take care of the oldest people who have built what we have now over the years of their lives. We rarely use their knowledge and experience. Every human life is priceless, every person

Madam President, we must begin with the most important item on the agenda: security. You can see the product of your policy in France when I, on the one side, saw people crying on the street because they lost everything; teachers and police officers being humiliated; cities and historical landmarks burning; crime, rapes and a helpless state. And on the other side, no one is responsible for this. B

Madam President, Dear Prime Minister, I am very happy that you said today that what matters is not words, but actions. So I checked the deeds. Namely, I checked your message, but not against the promises of last year, but against the promises of 2020. Because you had six years to fulfill your promises. This is more than is customary for governments in the Member States. And now it's like this: fir

Madam President, colleagues, first of all, I don't think that Parliament suffer more reputational damage from the words 'send them back' than from the defending Member who beat a man with a stick. But I have more important message: in a few days, we will have the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, the genocide of 100 000 Poles committed by nationalist army of Ukrainian fascists, OUN's UPA, the traitors

Mr President, thank you very much. Dear Rado, Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Once again, I heard here that we need more green solutions, it will be better – it is no longer listenable. It is exactly the same – we Poles remember it well – as it was in the Soviet Union, that it was constantly claimed that even more of the same solutions would eventually be better. Let me just remind you that the Europ

Madam President, dear colleagues, the majority of the Parliament has rejected a request for a debate and tribute for Henry Nowak. I checked the record – when George Floyd died, this Chamber held a minute of silence, held a dedicated debate, passed two resolutions and added the matter to European Commission action plan. So I wanted to ask you: why should Henry be treated as less worthy? Because he

Madam President, I'm sorry. The Commissioner started his speech by saying that we have to fight for the planet. Well, Commissioner, I would like to inform you that carbon dioxide does not stop in the Schengen area. He's not asking for asylum. Therefore, it is important whether we are reducing carbon dioxide worldwide. And around the world, carbon dioxide has been rising every year since you introd

Madam President, I'm sorry. I have heard here that the most important thing is that we have cheap energy, less bureaucracy, a safer Europe, economic development and innovation. This is exactly what Europe looked like around 2008. And the question is this: what happened then? You came to power with your program. And let's remember: in 2008, the GDP of the European Union was more than 100% of the GD

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Why is America withdrawing its troops from Europe? President Nawrocki ensured the presence of American soldiers in Poland almost a year ago. Since then, however, I have heard vulgar criticism of America at almost every session of this Parliament. Your politicians give vent to the lowest emotions every day, and you have even organized here in Par

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. You said you did not interfere in the elections in the Member States. I would like to ask you what it was like to block EU funds from Poland, because there were allegedly bad judicial laws, and to unblock those funds immediately after the change of power, despite the fact that no law – none – has changed, not even one. What is it if y

Only that the previous conflicts that caused the increase in energy prices somehow did not cause Donald Trump, and the effects were the same. Do you know why the results were the same? Because your coalition and all the people who are sitting here have introduced an ideological tax on the cheapest possible energy, which our country has the most, that is, on energy from coal, which in many cases is

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Nothing amused me so much today as the quarrel between the EPP and the socialists over who cooperates with the right. That is, the EPP accused the socialists of collaborating with the right and badly in Romania, and the socialists of collaborating with the right and badly in Spain. This only shows, first of all, how meaningless the id

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Mr President, thank you very much. At the conclusion of the Council, you missed the best opportunity to destroy this cancer, which is called ETS. And now listen carefully to what this ideological tax has caused in Europe. When the ETS was introduced, the cost of allowances was €15 per tonne. Today, they amount to 67 euros per tonne, w

Madam President, I'm sorry. I have just heard from the Greens that the way to solve the problems of the European Union is to have more regulation instead of deregulation. The last time this type of recipe was presented by Brezhnev, when he came to Poland still in communist times. This is your way. Why is the EU weak? The key word is competition. There is no development without competition. The Dra

Madam President, dear colleagues, I have just read a report from the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee. Members of Congress forced the digital platform to reveal correspondence with EU authorities. Everyone suspected that this is happening in the EU, however, this correspondence is still quite shocking. Hundreds of people paid by Europeans were involved in censorship. These include,

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Dear Colleagues, I congratulate Mr. President on an interesting and ambitious programme. Declarations on migration are particularly welcome. We really need a return directive. We welcome the announcement of a hard line against Russia. We welcome the announcement of work on the enlargement of the European Union. I am

Madam President, I'm sorry. Today, Europe is faced with a choice: either Nord Stream 3, or another embarrassment, or a quick and short-term settlement of your interests, or finally long-term and strategic thinking. I remember that in this room we warned you about Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2, which, yes, gave immediate interests, that is, cheap gas, but in a strategic perspective deprived the c

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Rule of law toy – your favourite toy, an illegal tool. Let us recall: it can never be the case – this principle should at least be clear to any lawyer – that secondary law is above primary law. Well, it so happens that the authors of the treaties, so all the states, have agreed to certain principles regarding the assessment of the rule of la

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Russia. Russia has never kept a deal and will never do so in the future. You have to talk to Russia in the only language she understands, that is, by force: immediately confiscate her funds and give all confiscated funds to the war, so that Russia gets what it deserves. However, if you say that the United States divides Europe, you have to ask y

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. This is a repetition of the attack, which first appeared 10 years ago, on Commissioner Várhelyi, when he was still an ambassador to the European Union and his right hand was Péter Magyar. I understand that at that time there was no doubt. Even then, the European Commission announced that this was nonsense. The same case was investigated by t

Madam President, I'm sorry. Madam Minister, I'm sorry. Europe is falling because of you. Industry, innovation, research, artificial intelligence, space, the internet – we have lost everything. Security, migrants, war abroad again. Everything that was good in Europe, you have destroyed, and what is worse, you are even ridiculous, because even this letter calling the summit... Let me quote: "firstly

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. The discussion about banning the sale of diesel cars is a discussion about much more than just the industry. This is a discussion about who Europe should be for. Is Europe only for the rich or for everyone? This is a discussion about freedom of choice, which is supposed to be so important to us, or finally a discussion about the rationality