The scandal over election ads on the internet. "This is an absolute scandal"

- This is an absolute scandal. A disgusting campaign, which is largely directed against Sławomir Mentzen - Stanisław Tyszka said in "Graffiti", commenting on the scandal regarding election ads on the Internet. - PO is breaking the law. We are dealing with an illegal financial campaign from abroad - he added.

Recently, spots have appeared on Facebook praising the Civic Coalition candidate Rafał Trzaskowski and criticizing the Confederation candidates Sławomir Mentzen and Karol Nawrocki, supported by PiS.

According to media reports, the action was financed by a company with foreign capital. The KO candidate distanced himself from everything, and the case was reported to NASK and PKW.

Stanisław Tyszka commented on the matter in the "Graffiti" program. - This is an absolute scandal. A disgusting campaign , which is largely directed against Sławomir Mentzen. He has already signaled that the Civic Platform was conducting an illegal, mendacious campaign on the Internet - said the Confederation MEP.

The politician emphasized that these actions were directed primarily against the Konfederacja candidate, not Karol Nawrocki. - He is the only one who has a chance on May 18, he has a chance to enter the second round and break the duopoly that has ruled Poland for 20 years - he added.

Stanisław Tyszka said that both he and Sławomir Mentzen's staff believe in the truthfulness of the reports about Rafał Trzaskowski's campaign, because there are photos of Jakub Kocjan both with the mayor of Warsaw and other KO politicians.

- These are stories reminiscent of the fall of the First Republic of Poland - financing of Polish groups, political parties from abroad. I appeal to vote even more for Sławomir Mentzen, who is an independent man and is not involved in suspicious relations with foreign countries - he said.

He added that he does not rule out that this situation will seriously affect the situation in Poland, and after the elections there will be further fighting and reporting irregularities to the court. - We have serious problems when it comes to court architecture - noted Tyszka.

The article is being updated.