Talk:Renata Beger

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[edit] National heroine?

Bravada, if you view her as your hero, feel free to place this information in your personal blog, or is your POV actually "the voice of the people"? Pawel z Niepolomic 10:00, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

1. I am impressed by your ardent support for the government, but please do not use weasel words and POV statements.
2. I have seen the footage, it does not appear to me that Kaczyński rejected Beger's offer, it's only that Lipiński appeared to claim that he cannot offer Beger the post she asked for after talks with the Prime Minister. Mojzesowicz (I think he was the last one to speak to Beger) appeared to suggest that it was improper to ask for a post immediately, but that it would be more appopriate to ask for one later.
3. I do not have a copy of yesterday's Dziennik, so perhaps an online source can be found, but I believe it is not clear what is being meant. I believe it is absolutely clear that this was a provocation, Beger did not actually intend to defect. What were the other details?
4. More importantly, WHICH politicans said this or that. Politicians tend not to agree with each other, so quoting them as a group is rather inappropriate ;)
5. I believe we need a separate article on the scandal anyway, this has grown out of proportion, I admit to being lazy and trying to stuff it all into an existing article. I guess what BBC says is enough for this short article - I was intending to quote that source (Euronews is down, they refresh the site daily apparently)

Regards, Bravada, talk - 10:48, 29 September 2006 (UTC)