Another friend of Tusk escaped punishment

District Court in Wrocław in a scandalous judgment acquitted Władysław Frasyniuk, who in 2021 described Polish soldiers serving on the border as “drash” and “watahs of dogs”. This is another ruling showing that we have no democracy in Poland and are “equal” and “equal”.

Another friend of Tusk avoided punishment. Yesterday, November 6, 2025, the Wrocław territory Court acquitted erstwhile MP Władysław Frasyniuk, accused by the prosecutor of insulting Polish soldiers. The court changed the judgement of the court of first instance, which sentenced Frasiniuk to a fine of PLN 15,000.

The case afraid Frasyniuk's message of August 2021, erstwhile on TVN24 tv program a erstwhile oppositionist insulted officers serving on the Polish-Belarusian border, entering the anti-Polish communicative of the criminal Putin regime.

- That's not what soldiers do. That's not human behavior. It's anti-Polish behavior. These soldiers do not service the Polish state, on the contrary spit on all the values that their parents or grandparents fought for – He said. His words provoked controversy and outrage among the public, leading to charges of insulting soldiers. Moreover, TVN 24 lamented the deficiency of a “strong, critical consequence from the journalist’s programme.

At the first instance, the territory Court in Wrocław found that Frasyniuk had violated the dignity and good name of the soldiers by punishing him. justice Piotr Górecki pointed out that Frasyniuk had the right to criticism in the justification of the judgment, but the usage of the terms "trash" and "wattah dogs" was crossing the boundaries of the allowed criticism, which constituted a violation of the dignity of the soldiers.

After the March 2025 conviction, Frasyniuk considered that the court did not find that the Constitution of Poland or the European Charter of Human Rights had been infringed, which, according to him, was a affirmative aspect of the judgment. In his opinion, it is possible to express strong opinions in public space, provided that they do not violate fundamental civilian rights. The territory Court, after appeal, acquitted Frasiniuk, acknowledging that his statements, though harsh, were within the limits of permitted criticism.

The case of Frasiniuk is another example of the fact that the reforms of Bodnar and Żurek in the judiciary are aimed solely at protecting "their" against criminal liability.

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