The term, seen in Polish culture as rather like calling the president a peasant, was used by the left-wing German daily Die Tageszeitung in June. (Epoch Times)
From the same article:
"It is up to our partners now to improve relations. We aren't the ones who insulted someone," Kaczynski was quoted as saying by the weekly Wprost paper. "An insult to a head of state is a crime and there must be consequences."
"An insult to a head of state is a crime and there must be consequences."
Uh, you what?
As that perceptive political commentator (as opposed to a posh potato) John McEnroe might have said "You cannot be serious"
Mr potato-head !! keep to the Fen Causeway
