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Dlaczego Polacy boją się własnych urzędów, własnych urzędników i własnego państwa..
Każdy kto już miał kontakt z urzędami w Polsce, z sądami w Polsce, wie, że trudno się spodziewać zgodnego z prawem załatwienia sprawy. Powszechna korupcja i powszechne bezprawie, to dzień codzienny, to polska rzeczywistość..
Informacje w mediach rządowych, to jedynie propaganda i jest to kontynuacja zachowań władz od czasów powojennych..
Praworządność w Polsce to tylko bajka dla dzieci. Praworządność w Polsce nie istnieje. W żadnym urzędzie i w żadnym sądzie nie są przestrzegane przepisy a nawet jest powszechna całkowita nieznajomość przepisów wśród urzędników i sędziów..
To bardzo ważna kwestia. Wkrótce publikacja..
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