"I managed to establish from reliable sources, that the group of Bodnar's people (associated with the Minister of Justice, Adam Bodnar) already has a ready impunity act, which was to go to the Sejm and then to the president's desk - it was assumed that this would be Rafał Trzaskowski. It was to be introduced during the first session of the Sejm after the swearing-in.
"It was counted on by dozens, perhaps even hundreds, of people involved in illegal activities in the current government - people from the security services involved in the forceful takeover of public media in December 2023, prosecutors using extractive arrests and using illegal pressure, even torture against witnesses and suspects, judges not recognizing colleagues legally appointed by the president, not applying the laws in force in the Polish state, not recognizing the Constitutional Tribunal. The impunity act was primarily intended to ensure future impunity also for Tusk and his aides suspected in a completely legal investigation of committing a coup d'état," — noted Karnowski.
The journalist gave what, according to his sources, the key article of the aforementioned act reads:
"Anyone who, in order to restore democracy and the rule of law, guided by the overriding interest of European democracy, carried out activities after 15 October 2023 that may be considered inconsistent with Polish law shall not be subject to punishment."
PN: Asking the President for a pardon wouldn't fly in Poland since the same people arrested those with a pardon right in the Presidential Palace when the President was away performing his duties.
- Based on reporting by Wpolityce(.)pl
