Hennig-Kloska, the hero of the Lex Siemens scandal, can be proud. Certainly German companies, baffled by the flow of KPO money into “green energy”, expect there to be more of this material on public television captured by Tusk and Sienkiewicz.
Windmills are cool and Poles love them – this was the message that reached the viewers of Marek Chase. As an expert in supporting wind energy, he speaks, among other things: Greenpeace activist.
The bizarre footage – reminiscent of Stalinist newsreels – can be viewed below:
The implication is that everyone probably missed the accurate, and not at all propaganda, material in the new Windmill News. Ms. Henning Klokosko, thank you!
Clean water🥹🥰 pic.twitter.com/KinxwTbL94– Jurek Washko (@JurekWu) December 29, 2023
GBRD
I thought it was a deliberately placed sound from a newsreel from the 1950s.
note. Furthermore, this material must be really stupid because it brags about its negative prices in the renewable energy market and probably doesn't understand what it actually means for the system and the price of energy. https://t.co/i8yJKNYn89– Lucas A. Jankowski (@LAJankowski) December 29, 2023
The associations – not just the content, but also the journalist's tone of voice – are likely to be obvious, at least to older readers:
Source: nielezna.pl
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