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Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Well, the Spanish government, like the typical left, does exactly the opposite, as it says. For years, he has been attacking Poland for electing the Council for the Judiciary by politicians, even though he does exactly the same thing, in exactly the same way. Moreover, they have just appointed their politicians, including the Minister of Justice, as judges. Your justice system, dear Spaniards, like the German one, is the most politicized in all of Europe. Only, of course, the Commissioner pretends not to see it. By the way, it is very funny that you yourself have repeatedly made resolutions in this House – and this applies to both the EPP and the left – that politicians should not elect judges. Then you come to your country, and no matter who's in charge, you do exactly that. You say that the most important thing is gender and women's defence. How many times have we heard it here from that rostrum? Then you adopt an amendment to the criminal code that lowers penalties for sexual offenses, almost 200 rapists come out, and women are now in greater danger. Do you want a Europe where the left and communists can lie with impunity, feed rapists and destroy the rule of law? And to say that they do all this in the name of truth, justice and the rule of law. Typical of the left. Darkest under the lighthouse.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, for the last years we have dealt mainly with Poland, which has shown, by the way, what the rule of law is. See how the Poles behaved towards Ukraine. You have to ask yourself, wasn't it a smokescreen to do all this business with Qatar? Because now don't pretend that this only applies to a few people, because one of the organizations, by the way, No Peace without Justice, whose secretary is arrested for corruption, is funded by who? European Union, France and Germany. Strangely enough, this organization was engaged in attacking Poland, perhaps to divert attention and so that you could do your own business. Moreover, corruption is political corruption. This has led Europe today to the situation we are in. There are socialists, of whom Gerhard Schröder, the greatest symbol of political corruption, corrupted by Putin, is still a member. You don't do anything about it, and here you'll be teaching everyone. First, look in the mirror and fix it. It would be very good for you to answer, what about the financing of this organization by Germany? That's the key.

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. You condemn the abuse, as you say, of the national veto, which, after all, is a right enshrined in the treaties. You're just getting in the way of treaties. You're bothered by the law. You would like to do everything with dull force. That's how you are a democratic body. What's more, you divide the vetoes for the better and for the worse, by nationality. Poland cannot, but the Netherlands and Austria are already better vetoes, as recently in the case of Schengen. What is it if not racism? Exactly the same as the rule of law. There are countries where politicians can elect judges, and there are countries where they can't. What is it if not racism? And what does that lead to? Are you saying that most people are always right? And was the majority right about Nord Stream and Europe's dependence on gas? Was most of them right then? And was the majority right when most countries sold arms and ammunition to Russia? Was most of them right then? But is it a minority? But is it better to have a right of veto in such matters? Therefore, Ladies and Gentlemen, if you really care about the rule of law and the treaties, start with the fact that you will start to abide by these treaties. And then it'll be better for everyone.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. You want to fight the causes of high living costs and inflation – very well. I think you should start by looking in the mirror. What is the most important component of inflation? High energy prices. And where did they come from? Where did high energy prices come from? The fact that for years you have forced everyone with an absurd right to give up coal and to bet on gas. And what happened suddenly? Putin screwed you up and he's gone. Inflation has skyrocketed and coal must be imported from exotic countries, despite the fact that we have a lot of it in Europe, especially there is a lot of it in Poland. But instead of thinking how wiser they were telling you that this would be the end of your dependence on Putin, you were busy with something else, namely looking for an alleged violation of the rule of law in Poland. And you searched so hard for this violation of the rule of law in Poland that you did not notice the Qatari bags in your own ranks. This is how this procedure ends. And instead of learning from what you've been doing, you're still doing the same thing. It is the Netherlands – Commissioner, this is something for you – it is the Netherlands: dozens of new redundancies for Russian companies. What are you guys doing with this? And aid to the German economy, 200 billion, why is it agreed? How is that supposed to help? Is this going to help fight inflation? What are these double standards? And you continue to block aid for Poland, without which Ukraine would have collapsed long ago. Is this how you want to get the EU out of the crisis? This is the way to nowhere. You continue to do the same and hope for other results.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. As usual, Hungary is the target of your attacks. But you have to think about why. Does democracy in Hungary look worse than in Germany, where it was just necessary to repeat the elections due to so many frauds? Did something like this happen in Hungary? Is it worse than in Slovenia or Slovakia or Malta, where journalists were murdered? And after all these years, there are still no convincing explanations in this matter? Are universities and the media more subordinate than the left-wing ones in your country, where, if you think differently, a person is immediately ‘channeled’? Finally, let us say frankly that the real problem in the case of Hungary is, ladies and gentlemen, that it defends religion, the traditional values on which Western civilization was built. They defend children against demoralisation and nations against a European state in which democracy will look exactly as we see it in this House. That is, Hungarians will not be able to choose their own power, they will have nothing to say. Only the European administration here will tell in advance in which countries who can govern, without any elections and without the will of the peoples. This is your democracy, this is the new democracy, ladies and gentlemen, and that is why we have to be tough against it. In the name of democracy and the rule of law.

Mr President, thank you very much. As usual, Ladies and Gentlemen, in your report on the fight against discrimination, you promote real discrimination among many valid demands. Namely, with reference to the Rule of Law Report – alleged – where, as you know very well, it is explicitly stated that what some countries can do in the administration of justice, others cannot. You write why – because they have a worse culture and traditions. What is it if not racism? What is it if not racism? And the financial discrimination of the whole nation, Poland, on imaginary charges, just because people choose differently there? That people are more conservative, they defend traditional values, they defend God, religious freedom, the true definition of gender? That is the only reason they are discriminated against. Ladies and gentlemen, if you want to fight real discrimination, then attacking the nation for other views is an absolute and fulfilling definition. Therefore, before you condemn others, it is worth paying attention to yourself first.

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Let's find out the facts first. Which ideology has claimed the most victims in the history of the world? This ideology was communism. Communism, which I understand does not bother you, because it is full of people who appeal to this ideology, including, as I understand, also in the coalition government in Spain. And that doesn't bother you at all. Let us recall what communism was and what values it was based on: on the fight against God and Christianity, on the fight against the family, on the fight against freedom and on the fight against the true foundations of Europeanism, which have been three for over two thousand years: Greek philosophy, Roman law, Christianity. On this was built peace in Europe, the greatest works of art, architecture, philosophy, the universal education system, the first constitution in Europe, which was created in Catholic Poland. Schuman adhered to the values you so often refer to. And today, if he came here to this parliament, he probably wouldn't be able to hold any office. Because this is democracy in you, that if in Sweden you win someone who you don't like, then there is no democracy. Because what? Similarly, in Spain, if someone who you don't like wins, if someone who you don't like wins in Italy, then there is no democracy. Because true democracy for you is only when the left wins. It is not, ladies and gentlemen, a democracy, it is a dictatorship. The same is true of this rule of law criterion. In Poland there are the same solutions as in other countries. It only bothers you, because you say ‘maybe they are, but they have a worse culture and tradition’. These are the racist views that have led to all the wars in Europe. Don't go down that road. The real democracy is that you listen to the people, and you don't imagine that only you will decide who will really rule in each country.

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, let's be clear: there is one country in the European Union that, from start to finish, stands firmly on Ukraine's side and takes on the biggest burden of aid. And this country is Poland. Since the beginning of Russia’s aggression on 24 February, the Polish-Ukrainian border has been crossed by 7 million refugees from Ukraine, the Border Guard reports. According to the guards, they are mainly women and children. According to the OECD, the basic living costs of refugees from Ukraine in Poland will exceed 40 billion in 2022 alone. This is a record in Europe. But that's not all. This cost will have to be multiplied many times. Poland will spend almost PLN 1 billion on the education of Ukrainians, and the cost of medical care for refugees from Ukraine in Poland is PLN 200 million per month – per month! Not to mention the individual costs incurred by Poles who made their homes available to them. Poland is the most important backbone of Ukraine: logistics, military, food, economic. Without Poland, Ukraine would not have succeeded. And what are you doing? You say that you are for Ukraine, you have glued ribbons here and you are imposing sanctions on Poland. Not only did you give almost nothing to Poland to help the Ukrainians, you also took almost 160 billion from the NRRP, and now you are blocking funds from the Cohesion Fund. All in all, these are bigger sanctions than you have imposed on Russia. So stop going into the lectern and saying that poor women, poor children from Ukraine, just give them the means – what they really need. Otherwise, you're helping Putin. He also prefers infinite vocabulary to real resources for Poland and Ukrainians.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. First of all, we must pay tribute to the murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and her family. She died because of her subjects, including corruption in the socialist government of Joseph Muscat. She deserves a great deal of respect. She dealt with corruption, tax fraud, money laundering. Importantly, the proceedings, despite the passage of years, did not lead to the conviction of any principals, politicians, as well as to the real settlement of the scandals described by Daphne, which were the direct cause of ordering her murder. In addition, the family of the murdered is still subject to some kind of harassment, whether forensic or otherwise. We fully support media freedom and strongly condemn any unlawful actions aimed at exerting pressure on journalists or media freedom. That is why we continue to be outraged by the impunity enjoyed by key figures in the former prime minister's administration, including the prime minister himself, his chiefs of staff, ministers and others in the administration. We believe that all persons, regardless of affiliation and political status, should be equal before the law. Therefore, the question is: Perhaps it is time to start, Commissioner, Article 7 on Malta? Was there a journalist killed in Poland or Hungary who dealt with political corruption? Did a journalist die at all? What are these double standards? The same unsolved cases of the murder of Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová, or Victoria Marinova, or a Greek journalist. Where are their principals, those involved in the case, held accountable? What are these double standards? If we really want to defend, if you want to defend the rule of law, there will be no rule of law in the European Union when journalists are not protected. It's time to protect journalists. It's time for real action. Article 7. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry.

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. You are looking for Putin's friends, as usual, in the right. I suggest you look in the mirror first. How did Putin justify the use of nuclear weapons in his recent speech? You know how? He said the United States had attacked Nord Stream. And how did he know that? He knew from your deputy Radosław Sikorski. What did you do about it? What's more, the funny thing is how the left is looking everywhere for Putin's collaborators, and it has Gerhard Schröder and three Polish communist hangovers who, on behalf of Moscow, organized an apparatus of repression against citizens in our country. You yourselves should make an examination of conscience, because quite recently the majority of Parliament voted, in Poland's dispute against Lukashenko and Putin, a resolution in which you stood directly on Lukashenko's and Putin's side when the Polish borders were attacked. What's more, you say that the crisis, war and inflation were caused by pride and lack of listening to Poland and the Baltic States. Oh, that's beautiful. What recipe are you offering right now? Well, you are proposing more of what was, that is, the liquidation of the veto, more competence for Germany and the Eurocrats. It's got to end badly. What's more, consider who is now favored by the fact that you have imposed more sanctions on Poland than on Russia? Because counting down the money that belongs to Poland, that's how it is. Who is it good for? What's more, you want to be considered a moral empire. I have a proposal for you. Let the Germans first account for their crimes and pay reparations to Poland. Because Putin is watching you very closely and thinking like this: I can raze Ukraine to the ground and I will never pay for it. And why? And because if someone asks, I will say that I am doing exactly the same as the Germans. That the past doesn't matter anymore. Let's talk about the future. That's all that matters today. And what? And who is the Russian onuca?

After all, you belong to a political group together with Gerhard Schroeder, if my memory does not confuse me. Is that right? And just here was Vladimir Cimoszewicz, who was the first secretary of communist Russia. He was the overseer of Russia in Poland. How can you not be ashamed to ask such questions? And the fact that you're sitting with him today... Who built Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2? Which political party? You know that without it, there probably wouldn't be a war in Ukraine, because Putin couldn't blackmail us. And who promised Ukraine to fight Russia with weapons that never arrived? This is Chancellor Scholz of your political group. If it weren't for your activities, Ukraine would be safe today. It is a shame that you ask such questions at all.

Indeed, indeed, there is something, which I do not agree with about the Hungarian Government. However, you do not feel better because, for instance, people from your party were, for instance, in Poland, people from a communist regime, Russia Communist regime, and one of them today tried to say to us that he knows everything about democracy. So, that’s the first thing. And the second thing is still the main question. Do you understand that democracy is when you agree with the people’s verdict? The people’s verdict is, as you know, Orbán, he is once again the Prime Minister. This is real democracy.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Well, we have huge inflation in Europe, and you again want sanctions on Hungary and Poland. All in all, you have imposed more on them than on Russia. You say it's for the defence of the rule of law and democracy. But what is democracy? Democracy is people's right to choose the power they want. However, if you do not like the choice, then these undemocratic authorities impose sanctions on the people until the people choose correctly. The rule of law is compliance with the law. The only problem is that because you could not block the funds in accordance with the Treaties, with the law, with Article 7, you are now blocking them without any legal basis, violating the rule of law. So you have beautiful slogans, but really behind these slogans there is dictatorship and contempt for democracy. The President of the European Commission has just said that courage has a face. This is the face of Ukraine. The problem is that cowardice also has a face. This is the face of Germany, whose leadership in Europe has led us to all these problems. What is your recipe for these problems? You say: more German leadership, like Chancellor Scholz. He's not here! Not only did you once – as you admitted today – have to listen to Poland, to your colleagues as well, but also today you have to listen to Poland in order to know what true democracy is. (The speaker agreed to respond to two speeches signaled by raising a blue card.)

So you criticise the democracy in Hungary. I would like to ask you, why do you think you know better everything about Hungary than Hungarian people?

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, First, the Three Seas Initiative: I would like to introduce it to you, to bring it closer, because I believe that it is of great importance, first of all, for Europe. The Three Seas Initiative was established as a forum for cooperation between 12 countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. The Three Seas Initiative covers a total of 1/3 of the total area of the European Union and is home to 112 million citizens. The main goal of the Three Seas is to exploit the economic potential of this part of Europe by creating better internal infrastructural, digital, energy connections, road construction, railway connections, river ports, bridges and, of course, high-speed fibre. The Three Seas countries account for almost 20% of the GDP of the entire European Union and have average economic growth better than the EU average. For example, between 2015 and 2019, the average GDP growth in the Three Seas region was 3.5%. Over the same period, the average GDP growth for the Union as a whole was 1.6%, which shows the potential of this project. That's why the Three Seas Fund was created, worth one billion euros, and its support of about three hundred million dollars was confirmed by America. In addition, seven Three Seas countries have already created a common stock index with the largest companies in these countries. The Three Seas Initiative is fully compatible with the European Union. All the countries making up the initiative are at the same time members of the Union and are active in its development. The Three Seas Initiative is also an opportunity to correct mistakes. First of all, historical errors, i.e. giving allied countries to Russia after World War II, which makes them poorer today, have worse infrastructure and are too often overlooked. They can therefore be quickly rebuilt today, correcting these errors for the benefit of the European Union as a whole. But above all, it is an opportunity to correct energy errors. Namely, the energy model of the European Union, Germany, based on gas from Russia and the fight against coal has just spectacularly collapsed. The threat of lack of energy for the winter and great inflation are the best proof of this. Therefore, the Three Seas is a project to create a network of pipelines that could transport raw material on the north-south axis, build LNG terminals, build and expand gas interconnectors, increase the capacity of the LNG terminal in Świnoujście for gas supplies and the key Baltic Pipe project, which is already being completed – everything that is expected to end the possibility of Russian blackmail of Europe and build energy independence and sovereignty on the Old Continent. In addition, Russia’s aggression in Ukraine has shown how visionary this project was to build energy independence, effectively secure industrial infrastructure and deepen transport interconnections between the countries of the Three Seas – these are the guarantees of Europe’s security and prosperity. The critical infrastructure of Ukraine has also been targeted by Russia, and the level of destruction is estimated at hundreds of billions of euros. Once the Russian aggressor has been repelled – I believe this and I would like this to happen – Ukraine will face the tedious task of rebuilding its roads, railways, hospitals, educational institutions, telecommunications services, energy infrastructure and farmland, to name just a few examples. In short, a Marshall Plan-style development package will be necessary to help the people of Ukraine who are fighting for a peaceful future for Europe. Europe's energy security will also depend on Ukraine's recovery capacity. To sum up, the Three Seas is a visionary project to build a stronger Europe with equal access to infrastructure and goods, without unfair divisions into old and new Europe. It is a project that makes Europe independent of Russia and deprives it of the possibility of blackmail. It is based on economic cooperation without ideology, that is, on everything that once built the strength of Europe. That is why the European Union should get involved in the Three Seas Fund, because the war is taking place abroad of the European Union, not the United States, and yet they have decided to invest their funds in the fund. It is now time for the European Union to decide. If we want a strong and secure Europe, we must ensure equality, not only of gender, but also of road, rail, digital and energy infrastructure. This is where our future is decided, in this part of Europe that is the backbone of good in the fight against evil.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Well, I wanted to remind you that you have just condemned Poland for the solutions in the judiciary that you are applying yourself, but you have claimed that you are doing this because you defend the right of judges to independence. Now what are you doing? You want to condemn the judges of the United States for exercising their independence. This is the true separation of powers according to you: Judges can only judge as you wish. Oh, congratulations! In addition, you want to teach morality to America, which you hate so much. But what did you really do to protect the lives of children in Ukraine? Ukraine is the border of the European Union, not of the United States. And somehow strangely enough, the United States is able to send weapons there. And you what? Let us recall: Germany. What did you promise? 30 Cheetah guns. To this day, they do not exist, because – I quote – it turned out that there was no ammunition. Mars launchers. However, they are not there, because you say that there are problems with the software. IRIS-T systems – not available, as the set turned out to be unfinished. By your inaction, you support the deaths of innocent children. And I'm not surprised, ladies and gentlemen, that you want to condemn the United States today for wanting to defend life. A regrettable consequence. I know that I am here in a minority, a definite minority, but even if I were here alone, someone has to defend life. Someone has to protect the lives of the weakest. And we will do it to the end, because we are for the civilization of life, not for the civilization of death.

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, thank you very much. Mr. Minister, I'm sorry. Well, you have organized a debate about condemning one state because it has applied a veto, and you talk a lot about the rule of law. The rule of law is the observance of the law. Did the state have the right to do so? It did, but you don't like that he's applying his law. You talk a lot about democracy, but democracy is respecting a different voice. And you want to condemn a different voice today. Well, for you, the rule of law is non-compliance with treaties, and this can be seen in many other cases. Democracy is a dictatorship, because only what we agree with is possible. And if you're talking about the solidarity you're referring to, that's very good, but let's start with solidarity in more important matters. Well, for example, in those that led us to gigantic problems, inflation, namely Nord Stream. Why is Nord Stream 2 still unfolding? Do something, European Commission, to spread this shameful project and then we will talk about real solidarity.

Madam President, I'm sorry. I would like to make a formal request to postpone the vote on the elements of the Fit for 55 package to the next session of Parliament. Why is that? I'm already justifying it. Europeans are struggling with the effects of inflation. Life is getting more expensive, bankruptcy is getting more and more, families are not enough from the first to the first. It is not enough because Europe lacks stable energy sources. There are three stable energy sources: coal, gas and atom. For the last few years, you've been fighting the atom and you've been fighting the coal. We've got gas left. What are the consequences? Oh, you see. And today, if we pass this project, it will mean an end to coal, and at the same time it will mean an increase in the price of living for all Europeans. Think about it, because you have to learn from your mistakes. Otherwise, we will again be dependent on Putin. Even the Netherlands, full of windmills, is returning to coal, Germany is returning to coal. Think about it. We are responsible for the lives of Europeans.

Madam President. Well, ladies and gentlemen, it is very characteristic that you, among the milestones for Poland, are preparing information that in Poland it is not allowed to do what it is allowed to do in your countries. From the very beginning, you have been harassing Poland because you believe that there is a politicised way of selecting judges in Poland. It is exactly the same as in Spain. But when we say that it is exactly the same, you say that please see in the opinions of the Venice Commission, which says that yes, in some countries it is the same, but there are countries that have a better culture and a better tradition. I would like to ask you if you really believe, according to such a racist view, that there is a worse tradition and a worse culture in Poland. And among the milestones that Poland is to meet, you now believe that Poland is allowed less than other countries. Why are there no milestones and you do not give information about, for example, France banning the supply of weapons to Russia or, for example, obliging the Germans among the milestones to finally supply Ukraine with weapons? Do you want to defend the rule of law, or do you want to defend your cynical nationalist and unrealistic interests? That's what the fight is really about.

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. First and foremost, we need to fight disinformation about the countries that are helping Ukraine the most, such as Poland. And it is characteristic that you are attacking Poland just on the holiday of the Constitution of May 3. It's amazing how history likes to repeat itself. Then the West was afraid that Poland, with its new constitution and freedom – which was nowhere in Europe as much as in Poland – would very quickly become stronger and decided, together with Russia, to destroy it, of course with the help of its bribed Poles from Targowica. Today, 231 years later, you are again annoyed by the freedom aspirations of Poles. And, of course, we are constantly talking about Ukraine. And again, with the help of your Poles, to the delight of Russia, you are introducing further projects to weaken Poland. Why is that? Because you want to go back to business with Russia. And it's not like you said here that we all want the same thing. No, I don't. You want this war to end quickly, and we want Ukraine to win. These are two different things. And one more thing: You will not teach Poles, you will not teach Poles who created the first constitution for Europe, you will not teach what freedom is and what the rule of law is. You can learn it from us. Vivet the third of May. Vivet Constitution of May 3.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, thank you very much. I see that the left adopts such a logic that everyone should be accepted: Generally open the borders and accept whoever you can, but not to all European countries, but to the poorer ones in the east, because we have closed our own richer countries a long time ago. For example, the Netherlands, because here the Dutch MEP says to welcome everyone. And how many Ukrainians have been welcomed by the Netherlands and how many are ready to accept these real refugees, refugees from Ukraine? And how much is he willing to pay? Because I remember that another Dutchman, Mr Timmermans, said in 2016 that any country that does not accept refugees should pay 250,000 euros for one refugee. And that's negative, isn't it? And now, when Poland, for example, accepts refugees, it already says that it is not 250,000. We're not paying anything now. How did you get Erdogan to pay 8 billion euros to keep refugees in some despicable tent? You paid him for it. And now when Poland accepts more refugees into its own homes, not in vile tents, than you have accepted across the European Union since 2015, you don't want to pay anything. So I'm asking, what's it like, Commissioner? Do these refugees under the Turkish border have any other value than those who are admitted in Polish homes? I'm not even counting on you to answer that in any way. Your hypocrisy is legendary. A Dutch MP will come here and talk about accepting more refugees immediately, but to Poland and not to the Netherlands, because we in the Netherlands will spend our money on exclusive life. And the poorer Poles, let them pay for refugees. But we want more refugees. Enough with the hypocrisy!

You call for an action against Poland because of the judiciary system, because of the reform in judiciary system, and I would like to ask you: do you know what really Poles changed in this system?

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, thank you very much. Russia, like Ukraine, has a claim on Poland. And I think that in the Kremlin they must have a lot of fun when they see Germany attacking Poland with the hands of the European Union, which is helping Ukraine the most. You want to impose sanctions on Poland, because we do not want to do everything like you do. But really, what should we imitate you in? In this indifference to the fate of Ukraine? You yourself calculated that cutting off Russia's money would cost every German no more than 80 euros a month. And you say no. And what? Shall we imitate this avarice and this anesthetic? You promised Ukraine weapons and you promised security. You didn't keep anything. You want us to copy this scoundrel? Or is it the Proputinian rally in Berlin? It hasn't happened anywhere else. Is that supposed to be a role model for us? You've been banging Kabza on Russia for years, and now you've got the results: I'm buzzing, girls being raped, genocide. But I know, I know... sorry, you did something. You made a minute of silence. However, this is much easier than cutting off Nord Stream. You have already lost because you are morally on the side of evil. Fortunately, there are nations in Europe that are not indifferent to the fate of Ukrainians, such as Poland, which knows very well what Ukrainians are experiencing today, because there are still people in Poland who remember very well how the Germans burned children straight in the ovens. They remember the massacre of Wola, they remember the genocide in Warsaw and throughout the country. To this day, the Germans have paid nothing for it. And today they want to be the arbiters of morality and they want to teach everyone what the rule of law means. You may have more money and cunning today, but you don't have what it takes to lead Europe. You are incapable of sacrificing anything to defend the good. And if you spent as much time as you did on the sanctions imposed on Poland to impose sanctions on Russia, today Ukraine would be saved.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. The theme of this debate is the search for a right wing that cooperates with Russia. I'll help you. Let us remember: In agreement with Russia, Germany destroyed Poland in the 18th and 19th centuries. The head of the Prussian administration in Poland indicated as the goal of this action, I will quote: ‘making former slaves and Slavs Germans and people’. In turn, in the 20th century, when Poland returned to the world maps, it was again destroyed by Germany and Russia in the famous Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, and the German leader recognized that Poles are subhuman and they are allowed less. In the 21st century, Germany and Russia built a gas pipeline over the heads of Poles and Slavs and forced everyone through climate policy to buy this gas from them, and they claim that Poles in courts cannot do what Germans do at home, because they have a worse tradition and worse culture. Well, ladies and gentlemen, if you are looking for a right wing that cooperates with Russia, I want to tell you that for almost 400 years, for more than 400 years, it has been Germany in Europe. Let me tell you one more thing: Stop pretending that you are doing anything to help Ukraine. But there is one thing that can get Putin to make concessions: let Macron stop calling him.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Well, you could disconnect gas, money for gas to Putin in three minutes and bet on atom and coal, which we ourselves have a lot. But you don't want to do it for a simple reason. First, you would have to admit an ideological error. Anyway, what CO2 emissions in Europe during the war, how could you not stop this war. But the second reason is that it's just fun to sell gas to others, Russian gas full of Ukrainian blood. And you brazenly claim to be doing it for the planet. You have glued Ukrainian ribbons to give relief to your own conscience. However, you do not want to withhold money from Putin. And I know why. You continue to do great things with him. deale. Just look at the list of companies. I checked out the biggest Russian Putin projects. Arctic LNG - shareholders from France, Vostok Oil - shareholders from the Netherlands, Amur Gas Processing Plant - shareholders from Italy, gas processing plant in Ust-Luga, Gazprom and Germany. Well, what's up? How do you care about the rule of law, along with Putin and Russia? As you can see, you value your comfort more than the lives of Ukrainian children. And these are the European values that you have mentioned so much together here in this House. It's a shame.