Frases de Lech Kaczyński

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Lech Kaczyński

Fecha de nacimiento: 18. Junio 1949
Fecha de muerte: 10. Abril 2010

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Lech Aleksander Kaczyński fue un político polaco.

Ejerció el cargo de Presidente de la República de Polonia desde 2005 hasta su fallecimiento en un accidente de aviación en 2010. También lideró, junto con su hermano gemelo Jarosław, el partido político conservador Ley y Justicia .

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Frases Lech Kaczyński

„It is necessary to restore the dignity of the presidential office and cut it off decisively from non-transparent connections... For the first time in many years, I see a chance in Poland for major change. The presidential office can guarantee that these changes are carried out without undermining the social equilibrium.“

— Lech Kaczyński

„I'm opposed to the idea of a flat-rate tax, and I doubt I'd sign it. Attempts to introduce a liberal utopia need to be opposed. The presidential office should oppose such ideas and care for social equilibrium to be maintained.“

— Lech Kaczyński

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„The EU isn't a loving family of European nations where everyone altruistically cares for everyone else. Various interests clash on various issues, and all kinds of coalitions are struck to push through specific solutions. I have no inhibitions here whatsoever. We can cooperate with France and Germany on some issues, and argue with, say, Spain and the UK. Realistically, however, we have to collaborate above all with those countries that want more autonomy within the EU, such as the UK or Denmark.“

— Lech Kaczyński

„What we want is a moral revolution, not one that people associate with street riots and the disorganisation of life. A transformation of attitudes that will introduce a normal, moral order in the functioning of the state. An order whereby honesty is a positive value, and dishonesty a negative one.“

— Lech Kaczyński

„Piss off, lout!“

— Lech Kaczyński
During the 2002 campaign to a tramp (4 November 2002). More details can be found in the (Polish) Wikipedia article http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spieprzaj_dziadu or http://miasta.gazeta.pl/warszawa/1,34891,1104747.html (in Polish).

„It sets a path towards the elimination of nation states and the emergence of a European state in the strictest sense of the word. I'm definitely opposed to it.“

— Lech Kaczyński
On the EU Constitution

„I haven't been wounded, but I can still feel that hit. I will not tolerate such behaviour.“

— Lech Kaczyński
President Kaczyński's comment on being attacked by an anarchist with a blueberry-and-cream pie after banning an LGBT Equality Parade in Warsaw (2 June 2004)