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Oh, also Piskorski said that money he gained was from "antique staffs"
he found in his attic(seriously).

As to the media-in Poland there are very few "free" media. Most of the
media market is owned by people associated with former communists and
whose interests would be threatened by anti-corruption
campaign-Walter, Solorz. Additionally a lot of the journalists are
very supportive of  PO-I believe around 70% of them voted for the
party according to polls.

"Wikipedia says Olechowski
is joining Stronnictwo Demokratyczne, a centrist party that used to be
one of 3 legal parties in communist Poland."

A funny thing-it was quite unimportant in communist Poland-but as all
parties it had to have headquarters in major cities. So the communists
gave them some buildings for representation purpouses. Now of course
it turns out that as they were located in city centers, in capitalists
Poland they are worth a fortune. The party intends to sell those for
campaign funding.

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