Nałęcz says he will disclose everything and that he has nothing to hide

Tomasz Nałęcz, the head of the Sejm commission investigating the Rywin affair has announced he has now himself become a victim of the "people holding power", that is the people who are to be disclosed by the commission when it finalizes its works. The announcement came after three different newspapers claimed that Tomasz Nałęcz's wife was one of the co-authors to the draft of the media bill, and since he did not disclose this information to the Sejm he should now step down from the commission. "I cannot interpret this fact in any other way. The plan was simple - to discredit me. They hoped I will leave the commission, but they have overdone it. If they had told one reporter... But three - that's going too far. That has uncovered the empire's intrigue," announced Nałęcz, adding that the evidence collected by the commission is slowly starting to make more sense and the "people holding power" now feel endangered. "They thought that I as a representative of a leftist party will not disclose information which harms the members of the same party. My responsibility is to disclose whatever I have learnt," said Nałęcz. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 1) A.K.