| Data: 2010-08-03 10:36:32 | |
| Autor: Me | |
| THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT GROWING CONCERN THAT 'ELECTION' OF KOMOROWSKI IS ILLEGAL | |
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Lech Kaczynski's death was followed by an unusual period of harmony in Poland's often-bitter politics, but that has since frayed. Komorowski defeated Jaroslaw Kaczynski last month in an election for the vacant presidency and is to be sworn in on Friday. (...) The crash also inspired an improvement in traditionally tense Polish- Russian relations. Moscow shared in Poland's sorrow and pledged full cooperation in investigating the crash which happened as Kaczynski flew to a memorial for 22,000 Polish officers murdered by Soviet dictator Josef Stalin's secret police in the 1940 Katyn massacres. AND STILL DID NOT ANSWER IN KIND OR UNDER PREASSURE OF INCREDIBLE ASSAULT ON POLISH DIPLOMATS AND FOLLOWED THREATS. (..) Officials in Moscow had no comment Tuesday on the complaints. MOSCOW AS WE USE TO SAY, HAS TO ANSWER OFFICIALLY WHO KILLED THE OFFICERS DURING THE WAR AND HOW THE DIPLOMATIC RIGHTS OF THE POLISH DELEGATION ARE SECURED NOW; ALIVE OR DEATH SO TO SAY, BUT IS RATHER ALIVE. |
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