Recently, we witnessed an unusual search for PiS MPs whom the police tried to detain. Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik were hiding in the Presidential Palace, but they were finally arrested. Cabarets quickly started joking about the bizarre situation.
Cabarets joke about playing hide and seek with Kamiński and Wąsik
Neo-Nówka referred to the events, and its members published an entry on the Internet that was later widely commented on. “Don’t you know where there are some cheap accommodations in Warsaw for two people, for a few days or maybe even longer?” – we read in the post. Another joke was published by Łukasz Rybarski.
The comedian known from Kabaret pod Wyrwigroszem recorded a video in which he talked about Wąsik, Kamiński and the bus. Many commentators on the case believe that one of Warsaw’s public transport vehicles is responsible for the outcome of the case. The theory is that Andrzej Duda was returning from the meeting to the politicians hidden in the Presidential Palace, but he did not make it before the police because his way was blocked by a bus.
Łukasz Rybarski: A commission should be established to deal with the city bus disaster
“Good morning, I wanted to tell you that today I have a mustache as a sign of solidarity,” the cabaret artist began, showing off his stubble. “I wanted to appeal to you, a commission should be created to investigate the crash of a city bus that broke down apparently yesterday near the Belweder Palace, when the president wanted to go and save Wąsik. Today we are all Wąsik. I suggest voting – who wants the investigative commission to be, gives a thumbs up, and if you don’t want it to be there, give it a smile, as long as it’s with a mustache. Have a nice day, greetings and thank you,” the satirist said to his followers.
The theory about the cunning bus didn’t come out of nowhere. The information that a public transport vehicle blocked the president’s way to the Belvedere was reported by TV Republika. Even the capital city hall commented on the matter.
“The Solaris bus, line 180, was driving up the hill along Belwederska Street. It stopped at the red lights and could not move. There was a failure of the pneumatic system, the brakes jammed. Perhaps this was due to the frost. In accordance with the procedure, the driver let the passengers go and supported the wheels with chocks, so that the vehicle does not slide down the slope,” Monika Bleuth, spokeswoman for the Warsaw City Hall, said in an interview with “Gazeta Wyborcza”. The failure was resolved after 17 minutes.
Source: Gazeta
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