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"Mr President, Mr Siwiec, you do remember rightly, Mr Siwiec, and Mr Schulz should be told this, too, that under our government, it was indeed the case that at six in the morning, the police and special services sometimes entered the premises of people suspected of corruption and serious crimes – people in authority who were using that authority to steal from society. We were fighting corruption; and you – who are you fighting? You are fighting Internet users who criticise the authorities. Under our government, the security services did not go at six in the morning to the homes of those who criticised the authorities. They went when a public prosecutor’s office and a court decided they should go, because there was a suspicion of corruption and crime. That is the difference, Mr Siwiec, and that is the difference, Mr Tusk. That would give you a reason, Mr Tusk, for officers entering peoples’ homes at six in the morning, if there were a suspicion of crime or the corruption of people in power. Under your government, investigations into gambling scandals are discontinued."@en1
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