Well, We Are Very Glad That Russia

And Still The Time, Especially In The Economy, Is Very Tough, Very Difficult. It's Necessary To Be Active Still, To Work, To Fight, To Make Our Economy More Competitive.

We All Live In A Free Poland, And There Would Be No Free Poland Without You, Twenty-five Years Ago, I Did Not Stand On The Same Side Together With You, But Today I Have No Doubts That It Was Your Vision Of Poland Which Led Us In The Right Direction.

We Are A Strong Democratic Country.

To Be In The Eu, It Means To Have Same Rules Of... For Economy, For Social Life, To Be Together In The Majority Of European Countries.

Following The Second World War, We Are A Country Of One Ethnicity. After The Moving Of The Borders, After The Tragedy Of The Holocaust And The Murder Of Polish Jews, We Don't Have Large Minority Groups.