gumishu: what do you mean actually
1jola: They were not communist agents like the government that replaced them, but it should be interessting how Lesser spins this one.
Let shortly analyse the case with lustration. I even tend to believe that most of those people exposed by Macierewicz had some shady past. How do you think that minority government (with media dominated by GW and similarly minded public TV) could survive trying to end political career of top opposition, including many their allies at that time (Moczulski, Chrzanowski)??
They should never inform public opinion about each every name on the list. They should secretly speak with such people and use blackmail tactic. They should say to them that they don't have desire to publish their names. In revenge they could expect that those parties would back some projects in parliament that they considered crucial. They could blackmail even president himself, threat of veto would be eliminated.
This is question of priority, whether you prefer to know who was an agent or perhaps care more about reforms that you consider absolutely necessary. I dare to say that second option would serve us better. If you both think otherwise then you should be happy because you know the names.
Anyway Olszewski had nothing interesting to offer, they highly resemble PiS, many of them joined PiS later.
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