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Łże-Liberalism is liberal, File:Progress.png culturally left and kleptocratic ideology, representing post-communist political elites in Poland.

Overview

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The phrase "łże-elity" (lie-elites, or lying elites) was firstly used by Jarosław Kaczyński in 2006 to describe socio-political elites opposing his government. It was part of his rhetoric, stating that post-1989 system in Poland was built to benefit former communists and/or their families. Another important part of said rhetoric is highlighting elites' opposition to decommunization of the country.

Another aspect of post-communist elites not being the true elites is their engagement in multiple corruption scandals (Rywin Scandal, for example) combined with strong politicization. Critics of the phrase often point out that PiS itself has former members of PZPR in its ranks.

Myrchism

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In 2024 it turned out that vice-minister of Justice, Arkadiusz Myrcha and his wife, MP Kinga Gajewska, both take additional payment for the house. Yet, they live in one house, not two and were members of Sejm in past, meaning they could easily afford the house even without said payments. Another important fact is that both of them state the house is being built so they don't live there. Yet, there are photos clearly showing that house was finished.

Moreover, the deputies themselves were highly critical of PiS' corruption scandals and promised to put responsible politicians to the courts.

Since then, neologism Myrching (or to Myrch) is used to describe politicians laying to the people, wasting public money and being hypocrites.

Variants

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Balcerowiczism

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Flag of Balcerowiczism

Balcerowiczism describes political reforms of so called Balcerowicz Plan, a method for rapidly transitioning from an economy based on state ownership and central planning, to a capitalist market economy in post-communist Poland that were based on ealier created Sachs-Lipton Plan created by Jeffrey Sachs and David Lipton.

In 1989, Poland was in an economic crisis. As a result of the actions of Mieczyslaw Rakowski's government, especially the marketization of food prices and the indexation of wages, hyperinflation occurred. Another problem was the high budget deficit, which in 1989 amounted to 8% of GDP. The foreign debt was also extremely high.

Leszek Balcerowicz, Minister of Finance in Tadeusz Mazowiecki's government, and member of PZPR since 1969, presented the assumptions of his plan in October 1989. It provided for:

  • reform of state finances in order to regain budget balance,
  • introduction of market mechanisms to the economy by liberalizing prices and introducing a fixed exchange rate of the złoty to the dollar,
  • change of the ownership structure of the economy through privatization and lifting restrictions on real estate trade.

The plan consisted of 10 acts passed by the Contract Sejm on 27 and 28 December 1989 and signed by President Jaruzelski on 31 December 1989:

  1. The Act amending the Act on the financial management of state-owned enterprises - removed the guarantee of the existence of all state-owned enterprises regardless of their financial results and production efficiency, and allowed bankruptcy proceedings against unprofitable enterprises.
  2. The Act amending the Banking Law and the National Bank of Poland Acts - prohibited the financing of the budget deficit by the central bank and prevented the unlimited issuance of money without coverage.
  3. The Act on the Regulation of Credit Relations - abolished credit preferences of state-owned enterprises, linking the interest rate to the inflation rate, changed the terms of previously concluded fixed-interest loan agreements.
  4. The Wage Growth Tax Act of 1990 - used the tax on wage increases, introduced five years earlier, as a drastic tool to limit the growth of nominal wages in enterprises in relation to the real growth of prices.
  5. The Act on amending certain acts regulating the principles of taxation - unified the principles of paying taxes in all economic sectors. It introduced a uniform, 40 percent tax in all sectors of the economy and increased certain tax rates, taking into account inflation.
  6. The Act amending the Act on the principles of conducting business activity in the territory of the Polish People's Republic in the field of small-scale production by foreign legal and natural persons and the Act on business activity with the participation of foreign entities - imposed on foreign enterprises the obligation to sell foreign currency to the state at the exchange rate set by the central bank, exempted enterprises with foreign capital from paying a levy, announced the possibility of transferring profits abroad.
  7. The Act amending the Foreign Exchange Law - introduced internal convertibility of the złoty, eliminated the state monopoly in foreign trade and obliged enterprises to resell earned foreign exchange to the state. Sales in the so-called internal export were eliminated (in Peweks and Baltona stores).
  8. Customs Law - unified rules for customs clearance of imported goods for all economic entities.
  9. Employment Act - changed the rules of operation of employment agencies and annulled the act on persons evading the obligation to work. Formally sanctioned the existence of unemployment.
  10. The Act on special principles for terminating employment relationships with employees for reasons concerning the workplace and on amending certain acts - ensured protection for those dismissed from work (especially in the case of collective dismissals), guaranteed financial severance pay and introduced periodic unemployment benefits.

There is no consensus among experts as to whether the Balcerowicz plan had a direct impact on the development of entrepreneurship and trade, which had been liberalized a year earlier by the so-called Wilczek Act.

The Balcerowicz Plan was criticized for contributing to a significant decline in the standard of living of many groups of the population, especially employees of unprofitable state-owned enterprises and employees of state-owned farms (PGR), creating areas of poverty and structural unemployment, which in many places continues to this day. Some economists also criticized the Balcerowicz Plan for its insufficient protection of the internal market during the transformation and for allowing for a long-term collapse of entire sectors of the economy due to the lack of a state policy to influence its structure.

According to some economists, in the 1990s it led to a collapse of domestic demand, flooding of the domestic market with imported production, the collapse of state-owned enterprises indebted by financial policy and the sale of the best of them to capital mainly of Western countries, strong pauperization of the majority of society and a sudden increase in unemployment. However, the decisive effect of the plan for generations was the creation of the possibility of privatizing state assets in the Latin American formula in the form of selling enterprises for 4,5-5% of their replacement value to foreign corporations and ex-members of PZPR or other closely linked to PRL government, regardless of their profitability, stock of raw materials and level of modernization.

Combination of the third act, ‘’The Act on the Regulation of Credit Relations’’, with maintaining a fixed dollar exchange rate (9,500 PLZ per 1 USD) for a period of several months (January 1990 – May 1991), the so-called anti-inflation anchor, caused a side effect that was a decrease in the purchasing power of savings and debt in dollars and the possibility of profit for foreign investors from high interest rates on savings in złoty, allowing for the drainage of capital from the banking sector as well as the destruction of the emerging middle class (small entrepreneurs and wealthier farmers) by imposing on them several times higher interest rates on loans from one day to the next.

Leszek Balcerowicz is also ofter criticized, partly for his past as a member of PZPR. His statements from the period when he did not hold any state office gives the impression of absolute free-marketer. However, when his actions from the period when he had power, or at least influence on the economy are analyzed, he seems to be etatist by, for example, introducing Wage Growth Tax (pol. PPWW, refered sometimes as popiwek) or introducing unemployment benefit. Some refered to him as “Dictator of the Polish Economy” due to his great influence on the economy in Poland as Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister or as President of the National Bank of Poland.

File:Bilewicz.png Bilewiczism

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Flag of Bilewiczism

Bilewiczism is political ideology of sociologist, psychologist, publicist and memeber of B’nai B’rith – Loża Polin (ang. B’nai B’rith – Polin Lodge) File:Bilewicz.png Michał Bilewicz. He's a liberal and staunch zionist.

In his 2002 article in File:KrytykaPolityczna.png Krytyka Polityczna he accused the left-wing of being uncritically against Israel and using anti-semitic schemes. Bilewicz openly associates with what he refers to as an File:AntiPiS.png "anti-PiSist coalition"[5]

He sparked even bigger controversy publishing his four-point political plan, that being:

  1. Quick federalization of EU.
  2. Incarcering supporters of Putin and Trump (following Romanian example).
  3. Closing the channels of enemy's propaganda in the EU ( X etc).
  4. Development of European nuclear program.

This was widely commented, especially by the right-wing media.[6][7] In wake of 2025 presidential election, Bilewicz compared the second round to choice between "setting fire to the barn in Jedwabne" or "siding with those who saved Jews".[8] He also stated that praising Second Polish Republic is praising a rising File:Ethnofash.png "ethno-fascism".[9]

.Modernism

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Flag of .Modern

.Modernism describes political beliefs of Polish, self-proclaimed liberal political party .Nowoczesna (eng. .Modern).

At the end of 2014, reports and rumours began to appear about the possibility of the creation of a new political party, whose founder and leader was supposed to be Leszek Balcerowicz, referring to it as the second Kongres Liberalno-Demokratyczny (eng. Liberal Democratic Congress).[10]

In 2015, these rumors began to intensify.[11] The establishment of the association called NowoczesnaPL was announced in April this year by Ryszard Petru, then chairman of the Society of Polish Economists, well known associate of Balcerowicz. In May of that year, polls began to appear with a hypothetical "Balcerowicz's party"[12], as well as who can be members of this party[13].

The party was founded on May 31, 2015 as NowoczesnaPL (eng. ModernPL), in August 2015, the party's name was changed to .Nowoczesna (eng. .Modern) due to controversy over its name being already used by NGO.

In the 2015 parliamentary elections .Nowoczesna won 7.6% of the votes, which gave them 26 seats. From the 2015 elections to the end of 2016, party had more support in the polls than PO. It lost it after Ryszard Petru's image problems like many strange slips of tongue and stupid statements or affair with Joanna Schmidt, one of his MP, while still being married and infamous trips to Madeira with her.

File:Lubnauer.png Katarzyna Lubnauer became the leader of .Nowoczesna in November 2017. In May 2018, founder Ryszard Petru left the party.

During the 2019 Polish parliamentary elections the party was a member of KO along with PO, Ipl and Zieloni. After these elections, .Nowoczesna, with its eight-person squad, rejoined the KO parliamentary group, and Adam Szłapka was elected as president of the party.

During the 2023 Polish parliamentary elections the party was also a member of KO, gaining 6 seats, with .Nowoczesna falling into oblivion, becoming an inseparable part of KO. In 2025, Adam Szłapka became government spokesman.[14]

On October 24, 2025, the party's dissolution was announced and its members joined KO.

File:Petru.png Petruism

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Flag of Teraz!

Ryszard Petru was first leader of .Modern party. Before entering the politics he was mainly known for working for banks and being apprentice of Leszek Balcerowicz. During his first time in Sejm, Petru was mainly known for his slips of tongue[15] and flight to Madeira together with his fellow MP Joanna Schmidt.[16] He was kicked from 'Modern in 2018 and later created Teraz! (eng. Now!), three-people political party.

Petru didn't get re-elected in 2019 parliamentary election. Yet, he got some attention after debating File:Mentzenism.png Sławomir Mentzen. In 2023 Petru joined Poland 2050 and got re-elected in 2023.

File:Sierakowskism-flag.png
Flag of Sierakowskism

Sierakowskism describes political ideas of Polish left-wing activist Sławomir Sierakowski and his journal - Krytyka Polityczna (Political Critique). Newspaper was founded in 2002 and since then became core for network of progressive activists. In 2025 Sławomir Sierakowski expressed support for replacement of Polish population through mass immigration.[17]

Politically, the journal supports further European integration and criticizes large corporations and billionaires. It receives funds from George Soros' foundations. Among journal's publicists is Yanis Varoufakis.[18] It also published an article arguing Trump's America is turning into a theocratic state.[19] File:KrytykaPolityczna.png KP is also critical of ludologist movement.[20]

Stonogism

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Main Article: Stonogism

Stonogism represents beliefs of Zbigniew Stonoga, File:YouCube.png political YouTuber and File:AntiPiS.png anti-PiS activist.

WOŚPism

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Flag of WOŚPism

WOŚPism is an ideology representing views of Jerzy "Jurek" Owsiak, the founder of WOŚP - Wielka Orkiestra Świątecznej Pomocy (eng. Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity) and also the creator of the annual Pol'and'Rock Festival, formerly known as Przystanek Woodstock (eng. Woodstock Festival).

List of controversies around his public activity is long, but to mention just few of them:

  • Being child of employees of the Citizens' Militia (MO), PRL's version of Police.
  • Defense of Lech Wałęsa after the disclosure of documents proving that he was agent of the PRL's Security Service (pol. Bezpieka/SB).
  • Organizing unnecessary happenings during the forced conscription into the army by the authorities of the PRL.
  • Participating in campaigns encouraging people to vote with people like Janusz Palikot.
  • Despite the declaration of apoliticality, inviting politicians associated with one political side to the Pol’and’Rock Festival, such as Leszek Balcerowicz, Bronisław Komorowski or Adam Bodnar.
  • Being pro-euthanasia and pro-abortion, while at the same time, collecting funds for pediatric and geriatric hospital wards within the framework of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity.
  • Promotion of Libertinism, Hedonism and Hare Krishna.
  • Making very expensive TV shows out of annual Finals of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, thereby wasting the collected funds.
  • Alleged incompleteness of financial data from the early activity of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity.
  • In early activity of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, allegedly financing the Woodstock Festival with money raised by prior.
  • Alleged withdrawals of part of the funds collected by the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity by companies owned by Owsiak, which were not denied during court hearings, as Owsiak refused to show accounting records of WOŚP and his companies.
  • the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity being just a propaganda, as fundraising covers a fraction of a percent of hospital needs, but they are wrongly presented as being absolutely necessary for the proper functioning of the Healthcare Service in Poland.
  • In the face of any controversy, resorting to emotional blackmail by announcing the end of its activity, only to announce a grand comeback a few days later.
  • The another aspect of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity being just a propaganda is the fact of its politicization, changing the participation in findrasing from an act of charitability into act of clear political declaration, among other things, through the cooperation of WOŚP with KO during the 2023 campaign by financing ambiguous promotional billboards, as WOŚP logo is very similar to KO's one. In interview in TVP Owsiak confirmed he took part in the campaign.[21] Because of that WOŚP is often compared to Winterhilfswerk from Nazi Germany.
  • After Flood of Silesia of 2024, Donald Tusk appointed WOŚP to be official Charity Fundraiser Organizer by initially transferring 40 millions PLN from the state budget that later payments were made by other private and public organizations in the amount of several additional millions of PLN. Apart from the fact that it was obvious Cronyism and therefore clear violation of the law, it is not known what happened to the transferred money.
  • Adding to the allegations of Cronyism, after taking power by Donald Tusk and becoming prime minister again, state-owned companies, like Orlen, are selling their products, such as coffee at their gas stations, allocates part of the money from their sale to WOŚP.
  • In 2025 at least two people were arrested for alleged "threats" against Owsiak. These two people were elder woman in her 60s and autistic young man. The former was arrested because Owsiak stated he feels threatened by her critical comments while the letter was arrested by an anti-terrorist unit.

TVNism

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Flag of TVNism

TVN is a Polish free-to-air television station, network and a media and entertainment group in Poland. It was co-founded by Polish businessmen Mariusz Walter, Jan Wejchert and Swiss entrepreneur Bruno Valsangiacomo. It is owned by TVN Group, which as of April 2022, is a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery. According to TVN's former long-time journalist, Witold Gadowski, since its founding TV was strongly influenced by File:PostKomunaSB.png post-communist secret services.[22]

The full meaninig of abbreviation 'TVN' is not fully known, with some suggested expansions like "Telewizja Nowa" (eng. TV New), "Telewizja Niezależna" (eng. TV Independent), where its opponents suggesting such expansion like "Telewzja Niemiecka" (eng. TV Germany), "Tusk's Vision Network" or any other version where word standing for 'N' starts with "Nie-" (eng. No or Non) for examples "Telewizja Niemoralna" (eng. TV Immoral), File:Shill.png "Telewizja Nieuczciwa" (eng. TV Dishonest), "Telewizja Niepolska" (eng. TV Non-Polish).

Their most criticized program is "Fakty TVN" (eng. Facts), mostly known for constantly deviating from the facts, but they're not alone in this on the Polish media scene as most of news programs are known of being propaganda mouthpiece of a specific political option. The level of hypocrisy and mendacity and the direction of the propaganda is often compared to the American CNN and MSNBC.

One of TVN's most effective methods for entering the political scene is the creation and promotion of progressive political parties such as:

  • Ruch Palikota (eng. Palikot's Movement) later renamed to Twój Ruch (eng. Your Movement) with Janusz Palikot as its founder, being created as split from Civic Platform (PO), as an option for the 2011 parliamentary elections. This party, after the founders left, the inability to form a coalition with other left-wing parties and the loss of any support, it dissolved itself in 2023.
  • .Nowoczesna (eng. .Modern) with Ryszard Petru, at that time most famous for being a student of Leszek Balcerowicz, as its founder as an option for the 2015 parliamentary elections in October after poor result of Janusz Palikot in presidencial elections in May of the same year. After the change of its leader in 2017, the party became de facto part of PO in their coalition, KO.
  • Wiosna (eng. Spring) with Robert Biedroń as its founder, already known as one of original members of Ruch Palikota and President of Słupsk city. He became (in)famous as first openly homosexual MP. Party was created as option for elections to European Parliament and Polish Parlament in 2019. After poor results in May in elections to European Parliament a broad coalition of left-wing parties was announced, now known as The Left that runned in October in parlamentary elections. In December iw was anounced that Wiosna is going to be disolved and turned into part of Nowa Lewica (eng. New Left) which happened in 2021.
  • Polska 2050 (eng. Poland 2050) with Szymon Hołownia as its founder, already known as co-host of Polish version of Got Talent Show created and transmitted by TVN. Szymon Hołownia runned in presidential elections in June 2020, taking 3rd place, in comparison, Biedroń took 6th place. After this in August 2020, the Polska 2050 Association was registered, and later in March 2021, the Polska 2050 Party. In the parliamentary elections in 2023, in alliance with PSL they got 3th place securing its position in the Sejm and the ruling coalition, with Szymon Hołownia becoming Marshal of Sejm, the Polish equivalent of the Speaker of the Parliament, being second in polish order of precedence.

How to draw

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File:LzeLib-flag.png
Flag of Łże-Liberalism

Flag of Łże-Liberalism is recoloured liberalism design.

  1. Draw a ball,
  2. Fill is with pale orange,
  3. Draw a white circle and make dents in it using pale orange,
  4. Add kleptocrat hat,
  5. Draw eyes,

You're done!

Colour Name HEX RGB
Orange #F39C11 243, 156, 17
White #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255
Black #050505 5, 5, 5


Relationships

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Friends

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  • Tuskism - Thank you, Führer... Herr... Mister Tusk for saving this country from populists and fascists!
  • Kritrarchy, Mediacracy & Corporatocracy - YES! We are the true elites!
  • Hołownism - One of my most successful apprentices!
  • Defensive Democracy - The best type of democracy! Go, get these fascists !
  • Liberalism - We finished communism but populists got power!
  • Neoliberalism - You're even better than guy above! Come on, let's sell out Polish companies!
  • Sorosism - Thank you for funding my organisations in Poland!
  • Napieralism - I like how he DESTROYS all these fascists!
  • Christian Democracy - My inspiration But I'm ashamed of Poland for the close ties to the church.

Frenemies

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Enemies

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  • PiSism - The best concentration camps for you!
  • Lepperism - Its good you stopped to like PiS after 2007, but.... WHY DO THESE STUPID SIMPLETONS FROM COUNTRYSIDE RISE THEIR HEADS? You should all just let me ruin your businesses, and thus your lives!
  • Korwinism - Stay away from me, nut!
  • National Democracy - Fascists! Stop stealing the Independence Day! We would rather celebrate 1st of May.
  • Braunism - [Comment removed by moderator]
  • Cejrowskism - How dare you not support our agenda? You're fascist!
  • Stanowskism - How dare you create media without our permission? I'm gonna find that you took money from Ziobro... one day...

Further information

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Balcerowicz Plan
Oleksy Tapes
Rywin Affair
Orlengate
File:LzeElit.png The System (political solgan) (in Polish)
Łże elita (in Polish)

People

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Leszek Balcerowicz
File:Petru.png Ryszard Petru
Adam Michnik
File:KrytykaPolityczna.png Sławomir Sierakowski
Jerzy Owsiak
File:TomaszLis.png Tomasz Lis
Mariusz Walter (in Polish)
File:Weglarczyk.png Bartosz Węglarczyk (in Polish)
File:Bilewicz.png Michał Bilewicz (in Polish)
File:DerOnet.png Andrzej Stankiewicz (in Polish)

Media

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Gazeta Wyborcza
TVN
File:DerOnet.png Onet.pl
File:KrytykaPolityczna.png Krytyka Polityczna
File:OKOpress.png OKO.press

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  1. TVN is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery - an American company.
  2. In TVN's programs nationalist organisation as well as Polish nationalism as a whole are mostly presented negatively, most notably they're constantly compared and accused of fascism.
  3. TVN used to support multiculturalism strongly but recently declared support for Donald Tusk's new immigration policy which he declares will be far stricter.
  4. Few examples:
    • During PiS rule (2015-2023) TVN often accused the government of breaking the law (including constitution). Yet, after the party lost power TVN's journalist, Andrzej Morozowski, stated that PiS didn't break the law.
    • Another journalist, Monika Olejnik, stated that Michał Olszewski, the priest suspected of funds embezzlement, was arrested while being with woman. After it turned out to be false, she stated she've never said anything like that.
  5. Bilewicz: I am loyal voter of anti-pisist coalition
  6. Dr Bilewicz will incarcerate
  7. Four-point plan for Poland - what does B’nai B’rith suggest?
  8. "Don't be fooled. The choice is simple: it comes down to which side of the barn in Jedwabne you stand. With its arsonists, finishing off victims with axes and pitchforks? Or maybe with Antonina Wyrzykowska, who saved Jews, for which she had to flee the city?"
  9. "One can live by the myth of the beautiful interwar period, like Mr. @Kloc_K. However, this is "putting lipstick on a pig." In the 1930s in Poland, full-scale ethno-fascism was emerging. Below is a thread about why the 1930s should serve as a warning—not an inspiration.👇"
  10. Balcerowicz zakłada partię? "To KLD bis"
  11. "Dwie prawdy" o partii Balcerowicza (...)
  12. Polls
  13. Balcerowicz zakłada partię? Na pokładzie Ryszard Petru i Władysław Frasyniuk
  14. Poland's EU minister Adam Szłapka named government spokesman
  15. Let's relive it! Ryszard Petru's biggest blunders in 2016
  16. Madeira-gate
  17. "I can’t wait for another group of voters to arrive in Poland and for all the faces of this country, its innovation, to change for the better. After all, crime is committed by Poles against Poles, and by Poles against Polish women even more often than by any foreigners. I can openly say that the more migration in Poland, the safer it is economically and socially."
    ~Sławomir Sierakowski
    Source: [1]
  18. Yanis Varoufakis
  19. Bazylewicz: "Resistance is futile, because Trump was exalted by God." A theocratic state is emerging in America
  20. Ludologists vs. Casuals: A Conflict of Values ​​in the Gaming World
  21. Owsiak ratted out Tusk! What do Kalisz and PKW have to say about this?
  22. TVN'S DANGEROUS LINKAGES