“As an expression of solidarity with my friend Kazik, Marek Niedźwiecki and other Trójka employees, I protest against practices that remind me of the worst times of communism, which I remember perfectly as an artist and citizen of this country. Therefore, I ask you not to show my songs on Polish Radio until further notice. You say this in relation to the demise of Radio Three after Kazik's song “Your pain is better than mine” won the Hits Chart. The PiS team responsible for these events and the destruction of public media is now on Republika TV, and you are there to talk about the anniversary of the election of John Paul II. Which Muniek Staszczyk do you identify with and who should your fans take seriously?
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Muniek Staszczyk: The song “Tutsi i Hutu” was the only highlight of my visit to TV Republika
