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The singer of the Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, is aware of what he thinks of Poland's new legislative reform, which involves a mandatory retirement for about 40% of Supreme Court justices
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– I'm too old to be a judge, but I'm young enough to sing, says Jagger of the scene on Saturday, partly in Polish, according to Gazeta Wyborcza
The statement was made the day Lech Walesa, laureate Nobel Prize winner and former president, called the group and the legendary front-runner on Facebook
– Many people in Poland defend freedom, but they need support. If you can say or do anything while you are in Poland, it would really mean something to those who wrote Walesa in the post, addressed to "Mr. Jagger and the Rolling Stones."
Walesa was with thousands of Poles protesting against the legislative changes that they believe are undermining democracy.
– We came to Poland a long time ago in 1967, said Jagger to the assistants on Saturday, referring to the time when they were the first Western group to perform behind the Iron Curtain. I hope you keep everything you've learned since. God bless you!
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