Comments after the words of Mick Jagger during a concert in Warsaw

The singer thus referred to the letter that he sent yesterday to the Lech Wałęsa group. The former president wrote that "the current regime wants to destroy the independence of the courts in Poland". "Many Poles are fighting for freedom, but they need your support, if you can say or do anything during the concert, it will mean a lot to them," said Walesa in his appeal to the Rolling Stones [19659002] until now, he has not commented directly on Jagger's words. On his Twitter profile, he only shared messages from other users, which was positively related to the reactions of the team leader

. the entry of Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska: "What old guard is an old guard #RollingStones # the letter of freedoms @PresidentWales apparently had an effect.And according to some an anonymous anonymous" wrote the journalist TVN.

"Here is the answer you have in your letter asked @PresidentWalesa, the man in the street, thank you very much!" – wrote in turn, prof. Marcin Matczak. In his next post, he stated that the author and author of Lech Wałęsa 's first draft letter to the Rolling Stones was Filip Wejman' s lawyer.

Congratulations to the former president also by Dr. Ryszard Balicki. "Well, it turned out that, however, a" private man "can be a lot;) Congratulations, Mr. President, President Perestident!" – a lawyer wrote.

Politicians also spoke to Mick Jagger's words. The entry was published, among others Deputy, PO Borys Budka. "Now think of yourself which world-famous star is responding to the good night of # Kaczynski … # FreeSights #MickJagger #RollingStones" – writes the former Minister of Justice

Krystyna Pawłowicz, Vice President of law and justice, comments: LW in his letter of ang did not give Jagger the work of a judge in PL .. That's why Jagger gives such an answer as if LW was offering him … Apparently Mr.Jagger does not know the anguage because LW has clearly stated that it is a judge Gersdorf and not Jagger's judge … "- she has

The words of the musician also provoked reactions in the foreign media.The situation of the concert in Warsaw described, among others: "The New York Times", "The Washington Post", or "Die Welt".

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