It turns out that the dynamics of departures and returns can be much more complex than the need to suddenly rearrange the entire vacation plan due to a trivial delay of just four hours on the plane. As soon as my feet, soaked in salt water, touched my native plain, I began to hear about trips undertaken so suddenly that, with a little grudging, they could trivially be described as escapes.
Wand more people are deciding to make express trips, especially to countries with which Poland does not have an extradition agreement. It may seem naive that this is not a primary issue. When was the last time you thought about this issue before leaving? However, the trend is spreading and travel agencies are increasingly whispering that they need to prepare a new tourist offer as soon as possible, including a safe conduct letter.
Not everyone can afford this kind of travel, but the poor cannot. Creative accounting, concealment of debts and reckless spending of public money, which flows in large streams into the bottomless pockets of the oligarchs of the ZjeP and its entourage, have led to the creation of a group of demanding consumers, but increasingly interested in leaving the country in a hurry. In the most premium and VIP variants, you can even organize a campaign for stolen money in order to feel over yourself the protective umbrella of European parliamentary immunity. Unfortunately, it turns out that although it is not easy to obtain it, you can quickly lose it and, as a result, be held liable for offenses and crimes. For example, the Minister of Justice, Prof. Adam Bodnar, submitted a request to the President of the European Parliament to lift the immunity of Michał Dworczyk, from whose mailbox we all receive inspiring information on how to make sausages, and no, sorry: politics. In addition, emails sent outside a properly protected system revealed information of strategic importance for Poland’s security.
