Success, success, success. The police arrested Zbigniew Ziobro, the former justice minister, and brought him before the illegal Sroka commission to investigate the “Pegasus affair. Once Ziobro stood in front of the door of the Sroka committee, it turned out that the deputies had gone for coffee or some other beer. Coincidence? I don’t think so. This is confirmed by Confederation MP Przemyslaw Wipler, who said that members of the illegal committee were rushing around: “Hurry up, he’s about to come in here.” “It was more valuable for them to vote on a motion for arrest than to question a witness,” the Confederation politician said.

Dzisiejsze wydarzenia na komisji śledczej ds. Pegasusa pokazują, że prawda i rozwiązanie problemu nielegalnych podsłuchów nikogo tam nie interesują.

— Zamiast rzetelnego przesłuchania Zbigniewa Ziobry, posłowie partii rządzących skupili się na błyskawicznym przegłosowaniu… pic.twitter.com/Y1xwVMAuhw

Now some judge, who is probably a member of some secret synchronized dance team in the water, will lock Ziobra up in the darkroom for a whole month. And good for him! There he will hear from his fellow inmates – and rightly so – who mostly voted for those currently in power, what the half-wits think of him. Henry David Thoreau, an American philosopher and practitioner of civil disobedience, wrote that in “a state where the government unjustly imprisons people, the only place suitable for a just man is prison.” So maybe Mr. Ziobro will find himself in the right place. Curtain!

My only request to Mr. Ziobro (which we have already signaled in the pages of M24) is that in the future he should not sue the Treasury, but the individual people involved in this spectacle. Please seek compensation from the private assets of the actors and not from the Treasury. To be brief, I do not wish my money to pay for Tusk and Trzaskowski’s dances.

I hereby do justice to Mr. Mariusz Roman, with whom I once had an intervening argument about the presidential election strategy adopted by the Tusk regime’s pocketbook. The axis of the discussion was planted on the thesis of whether it was important to fight for that mythical middle ground or to harden the fringe electorates. I believed that the middle was crucial to the outcome, and Mr. Roman that the extreme electorate, because the middle can be manipulated, dragged to one’s own side. The apprehension of Mr. Ziobra proves that my venerable adversary was right. Now all that needs to be done is to convince the undecided electorate that Poland is a country under the rule of law and there are no “sacred cows” in our country. If this is successful, the right-wing electorate will be pressed to the wall and will only be able to flex their fists shouting “Don’t be afraid of Tusk”! Tusk, being in power, will somehow endure this. That there will be more political emigrants? Tusk will endure that too!

I hint to the 5.19 coalition that it would be foolish to arrest Minister Ziobra. It would be better to let him go free, and then this crib would be repeated again. And again…

Now all hope in Elon Musk to write “Yes”!