The meeting began with Damian Lecyk’s account of his arrest by the police after the Independence March. On November 11, he was pulled off a coach and identified as responsible for the disturbances. Damian spent two months in detention. The young man described how police officers treated him and urged him to confess to taking part in the riots. According to Wojciech Syjud, a member of National Bolesławiec, Damian was walking in a tight group with other people and did not take part in the disturbances. The case is ongoing.
After Damian Lecyk’s account, Krzysztof Bosak spoke. He gave a presentation on the future of the National Movement. The audience then asked questions. This time, people mainly asked about economic issues, without touching on social and moral matters. Questions concerned mines and miners’ protests, the legalization of marijuana and taxes.
More than 70 people attended the meeting with Krzysztof Bosak.
