Janusz Korwin-Mikke: postaram się tak PROSTO powiedzieć

Mr. Speaker, the House has been saying for years that cell phone call prices are falling while electricity prices are rising. Why is it because phones are made by private companies? But some are state-owned, and the state raises these prices. And this must be stated clearly. Secondly, we are not submitting a motion to reject this point

because you won't understand it anyway. But I will try. You are doing nothing but noise. In this market, I will try to put it simply. If people... only butter... and used electricity only for light bulbs... and if you imposed a tax on companies producing butter to provide subsidies for individual households, the companies producing

butter would increase the price of butter, and people would pay exactly the same amount in the price of butter as they received the subsidy. You think that whatever you are doing, i.e., complicated, thousands of entities are involved, but it doesn't change anything. Secondly, ladies and gentlemen, secondly, it's not Winniekowice or war, it's the

Western government that is to blame, that the state, mainly the European Union, is mainly the European Union. European Union regulations are causing this because the cheapest energy is coal. If it were n't for European Union regulations imposing taxes on coal, both during mining, we would have Polish mines, we would easily have enough,

enough, plus water. We had enough water and so on. Wind turbines are, of course, a more expensive form of production. What's cheaper is only because coal is subject to special taxes and the European Union is mainly to blame, and Mrs. Kowalska, we just need to leave the European Union and that's it. Stop paying, stop