The phenomenon of Kaczynski. Why Poland is on the brink of international isolation?

For example, the Polish Wyborcza claims that intensification of contradictions on the Constitutional Court reform were initiated directly by Jaroslaw Kaczynski. According to the newspaper, this politician intentionally created visibility of war between local political groups to play himself a role of ‘peacekeeper’ in this game winning thus some additional political points.

“The electorate will believe that there’s a competition, a struggle, while the head of party himself is just trying to put fires out”, said the correspondent of Gazeta Wyborcza Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska.

Another version tells that Kaczynski’s reforms being unpopular both in Poland and the EU are aimed at minimizing Brussels impact on Warsaw and providing thus Jaroslaw with supreme seat of power closely bordering with a mild form of dictatorship.

Predominantly this theory is supported by the Polish oppositional politicians that in turn argue that Germany has already called for sanctions against Poland.

“We must find courage for sanctions if the fact of the European values violation is confirmed”, said the head of the Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union Volker Kauder commenting on new laws on Mass Media and the Constitutional Court in Poland.

However, recently there has appeared another version of the ‘phenomenon’ of Jaroslaw Kaczynski that deserves close attention. First of all, it is interesting as it affects personal aspects of the Kaczynski family. Obviously, that’s why this version stays unpopular in political circles of Poland.

Well, this is a publication of sensational documents revealing genetic examination of the remains of Jaroslaw Kaczynski’s brother. According to further information, the former president of Poland Lech Kaczynski (died in a plane crash near Smolensk, 2010) suffered from a rare genetic disorder – fragile X chromosome – which is usually accompanied by significant defects in intellectual development.