Straight Zigzag II There has probably been no more extraordinary government in recent times than Morawiecki’s ‘provisional government’, i.e. his last government – the one that everyone, including his prime minister and others, knew from the start was a very provisional government. , because barely two weeks old.
This “provisional government” demonstrated again and again its extraordinary uniqueness and uniqueness. From the very beginning, and in fact even earlier – in the phase of its birth – towards everyone, even those who wanted nothing to do with it, it expressed such a far-reaching willingness to cooperate that they ensured that the politicians who received cooperation, felt quite uncomfortable.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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