Danuta Walesa appeared on television and did not bite her tongue. “They are just traitors”

On the eve of the ceremony in Gdansk, Walesa appeared on TVN24, where she spoke sharply about the current power camp. The 73-year-old woman stressed that she was counting on anti-government social protests.

- I would even be inclined to go out and fight, because this is too bad, this aggression, this anger on the part of the rulers, and they say that the opposition is evil. I don’t understand this, she said, adding that she was ready to take part in the demonstrations “as the first one that leads to this strong voice, so that the rulers hear that a woman has power and they should listen.”

Bitter words were addressed to, in particular, the wife of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and First Lady Agatha Kornhauser-Duda. “They do not take part in the lives of women, despite the fact that things are bad with children, adolescents and women,” Walesa said.

Danuta Walesa: Worse than under the communist regime

Lech Walesa’s wife was asked on TVN24 about the importance of today’s anniversary of the signing of the August agreements. - It doesn’t mean anything to me at the moment. It’s over, it’s over, I didn’t fight for this kind of Poland,” she replied. - Times are worse than under the communist regime. What kind of freedom is it when you don’t know what will happen in a week. It is not known what they will come up with, she added.

Danuta Walesa also commented on the current Solidarity. - What is “Solidarity”? They should be ashamed that they cannot get along with the first chairman, but get along only with the current government. Church with government, trade unions with government, where is the nation? Where are we No. How can the church get along with the government and blow the same trumpet? And the unions? Walesa asked live.

- This is not Solidarity. They are just traitors. Traitors to Augustus and traitors to Walesa, because Walesa paved the way for them, and they just trampled on him, she concluded.

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