Magdalena Sroka from PSL was a guest on Monday’s edition of “Guest of Radio ZET”. The MP referred to the last statement by the head of the Ministry of Education, Barbara Nowacka, about conversations with young people and criticism from Law and Justice. “There is a mockery in the statements of PiS politicians that we are talking to young people. Yes, we need to talk to young people, because they will be the ones who will change Poland. It will be their Poland, not retirees frustrated by the lost elections,” the politician thundered.
A disastrous mistake by the MP. She confused Barbara Nowacka with Barbara Nowak
An MP from the Polish People’s Party commented on these words, confusing Barbara Nowacka with Barbara Nowak, a former education superintendent from Małopolska. “Ms. Barbara Nowacka has already written and expressed many different such theories on Twitter. I understand the concern, or maybe I don’t understand, I say it a bit ironically. I am glad that we no longer have such probation officers who would take care of children in Poland,” said Sroka .
Beata Lubecka continued the conversation, this time asking the MP whether she considered Barbara Nowacka’s words inappropriate. Magdalena Sroka still mistakenly thought that it was the former curator. “The probation officer has already testified many times to the fact that she has little to do with the well-being of children… I don’t know if we should refer to all these frustrated statements, because PiS politicians are probably more frustrated here and are attacking seniors today, showing caring for children. Well, an amazing statement,” added the PSL MP.
Earlier, Beata Szydło commented on the words of the current head of the Ministry of Education. “What is exceptionally disgusting in Ms. Nowacka’s statement is the contrast between young people and retirees. Poland is all of us, regardless of age, place of residence or education,” she wrote on the X website.
Source: Gazeta
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