What Beata spoke about.

There is no EP plenary session without a debate on Poland or Hungary. What do these debates bring? Absolutely nothing. There is no change of power as Mr. Pons of the EPP wanted. There is no starvation of Poland, as Mrs. Barney of S&D wanted. There is, however, a progressive internal weakening of the European Community, an erosion of the freedom and sovereignty of the Member States, which are boxed

Mr President, thank you very much. Unfortunately, every subsequent decision taken by the European Commission is even worse for Europe in its forecasts. You are funding the energy transition without technology or resources. Let's check the data: the ten largest solar panel companies are based outside the European Union; The eight largest heat pump companies are based outside the European Union. We

Madam President, I'm sorry. Millions of people in Europe are already feeling the effects of energy policy. Millions of Europeans pay for Eurocrats' dreams out of their own pockets. From 2026, each of us will be affected by the increase in electricity prices. Our continent will stop growing and Europe is lagging behind the economies of China and the United States. This is the result of the green ma

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. We need very concrete, very deliberate, but above all immediate action. We need Member States to be much more active in the fight against smuggling and trafficking in human beings. Above all, we need higher penalties for this practice and, above all, stricter treatment of the guilty. Women and children are two vulnerable groups. The data is terr

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. My voice will be very polemical. We all want to breathe clean air. We want to live in a clean environment. We want to have cheap energy and there is no doubt about it. But what goals? How do we get there? What's the way? This is a field for powerful discussion, because the issue of climate warming – I call it the climate religion – has been,

Mr President, thank you very much. Glory to the Lord over the soul of Alexei Navalny! Great respect and support for his loved ones! Putin extinguished the star of hope for freedom and democracy. It is necessary for the European Union to draw conclusions from this death and other victims of Putin. And I have this reflection. Let's think about what Europe and the world would be like if it weren't fo

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. This is a very important report, but it must include what has already been rightly said today, because the persecution of Christians in the world is increasing. Approximately 365 million people are subjected to various kinds of attacks, harassment only because of their faith in Jesus Christ. From year to year, this situation gets wors

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. We have so many problems today in the European Union: for example, farmers' protests, the huge turmoil associated with the war in Ukraine, an increase in attacks on Christians by 44%. And what? We're not discussing that. There is no report on this. Just to be clear: I am against discrimination against anyone on the basis of faith, on the basis o

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. There has been a lot of talk about extremism and hate. I am opposed to this because of any issues, so that anyone may suffer acts that are unworthy of man. But we have to be clear that they certainly stem from a lack of education. Last month, here in the European Parliament, I presented an exhibition commemorating the Ulma family, the Polish

Mr President, thank you very much. Water is life. I represent Lower Silesia and Opole Voivodeship. In Poland, problems with drought and lack of water are also problems for our farmers. They face the effects of drought every year. We very much need investments in water retention, in treatment plants, in waterworks. Because we believe that the European Commission should urgently unblock measures tha

Madam President, I'm sorry. This report actually sounds as if we have partially rewritten it from previous years. In my opinion, it is very secondary and very incomplete, because it does not mention even those who are silent victims of this, supposedly, policy of tolerance of life without any rules. He does not mention Christians, the faithful of the Catholic Church. Today, there is a wave of atta

Madam President, I'm sorry. We are talking about hate speech today, but it has to be defined, it cannot be left without a definition. Because what is hate deserves the highest punishment – I agree, I am against hate. But it can't be that we're actually pulling the punishment for opinions under hate speech. And here is the fundamental difference that here the will and the increase that follows is t

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. As the revision of the Treaties is a very broad subject, requiring an extremely in-depth analysis and a thorough discussion, allow me to put forward a polemical position for discussion, because we need this discussion in this House very much. Because, unfortunately, this discussion is conducted within the European institutions, but it

Mr President, thank you very much. Ladies and Gentlemen, No directives, no regulations, no revised treaties, no Oxford textbooks will change the fact that the mother is a woman and the father is a man. Child, I remind you, it's not merchandise. A child is not a stake in a fence that can be moved at will. That is why we say ‘no’ to the sanctioning of surrogacy. Surrogacy is the vulgar trafficking o

Mr President, thank you very much. Ladies and Gentlemen, Here we see the shifting of responsibility from group to group, and yet we are dealing with one of the most powerful scandals that not only shook the European Union, but also echoed the world. I want to talk here about one very important reflection. After all, people who even sat here in this room, and sit, took part in a great campaign agai

Mr President, thank you very much. Ladies and Gentlemen, Employees cannot be slaves to computers and phones. Everyone must have the right to the so-called disconnection and there can be no situation in which a person returning after work is forced to remain in the proverbial waiting for contact, e-mail or message. Everyone also has the right to their family life, to freely spend their free time no

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Data in today's modern economy is the key to success. Patients’ medical information in the European Union’s single market was worth €160 billion in 2020. That is why it becomes so important to build a system of their use and, above all, a security system. The protection of sensitive data is key in this Regulation. We cannot allow patients to be

Mr President, thank you very much. Ladies and Gentlemen, The streets of European cities are burning with riots. Crime statistics are devastating. Sweden, Belgium and finally France, which we are talking about today, everywhere migration has brought an increase in the number of thefts, armed robberies, drug trafficking and, above all, attacks. How many more innocent victims will we have to mourn? H

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, After dozens of debates and resolutions against my country, Poland, we are finally starting to see in this House that the situation in all Member States leaves much to be desired. Double standards and focusing only on Poland can no longer take place. All Member States should be treated equally, regardless of which political group the members of the

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, We live in a changing world. There are more and more hot spots near Europe. The war in Ukraine, the growing pressure from China, the United States, which is the hegemony of global security, all this forces the European Union today to debate its own political and geopolitical power. Our internal mistakes also mean that today we are not able to adequ

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. It's already 600 days, 600 days of Russia's brutal war in Ukraine. Let me remind you, it was supposed to last two days, according to Putin, but thanks to the enormous solidarity of Poland, the whole of Europe and the United States, Kiev was saved from an armored attack. This is a difficult time for the European economy, but we must en

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, thank you very much. Everyone, not only on Earth, but above all in Europe, deserves a decent roof over their heads, a decent life, security. On the one hand, we appeal for cheap apartments, for apartments available to everyone. But how does this relate to permanent madness, which, however, we have been observing here for some time, so that every building h

Mr President, thank you very much. In the first words: As a conservative, I do not wish the Germans to shout and shout (because we Poles are particularly sensitive, we have bad experiences in this regard) that we are hateful right-wingers. We have a right to our values-based views and a faith in the Germans from this, especially the Germans. That's the first thing. In a minute, it is impossible to

I totally agree with you. I am and have always been in favour of membership in the European Union, because I also took part in the pre-accession referendum in Poland and I was a staunch supporter of joining the European Union, but I am against dictatorship and what is happening to my country today. We follow all the rules, but we are against illegal immigration. We will defend the borders of the E

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Today, people in Europe are struggling with huge inflation, dependence on Russian gas, economic slowdown, rising prices of expensive EU climate policy. Meanwhile, we are dealing with the project of European citizenship. I mean, there's no such thing. Each of us is a citizen of our own country. These countries make up the European Union, b