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Zbigniew Stonoga opieprza aroganckiego księdza
Zbigniew Stonoga ([ˈzbiɡɲɛf stɔˈnɔɡa]; born 17 October 1974 in Ozimek) is a Polish entrepreneur, known for the publication of the investigation files concerning the Polish bugging scandal (2014–2015), known as Waitergate and anti-government activity. In the wake of he publication of the files the reshuffles in the cabinet of Ewa Kopacz followed. Founder of Stonoga Party Poland. Notified to the register of political parties led by Section VII Civil Registration District Court in Warsaw. The founder of Gazeta Stonoga.
Contents
- Zbigniew Stonoga opieprza aroganckiego ksidza
- Zbigniew stonoga dzwoni do prokuratury cz 1 mocne
- Education and professional work
- Lawsuits
- Political career
- References
Zbigniew stonoga dzwoni do prokuratury cz 1 mocne
Education and professional work
Electro-technical school graduate, studied, but did not finish, law at the University of Warsaw.
Lawsuits
In 2000s Stonoga was accused in 89 lawsuits in 89 localities. In 2004 he was sentenced to 3.5 years imprisonment for financial irregularities. In 2005 his sentence was quashed but he spent additional 4 months in prison due to procedural errors. By 2015, he was named in 61 criminal cases related mostly to financial fraud and insulting public servants; he was sentenced to a year in prison for fraud on a private car sale.
Political career
In 2015 he run in Polish parliamentary elections in which his party called "Stonoga Polish Party" gained 0.4% (40 000 voters). After the results were announced, furious Stonoga uploaded a video to internet in which he expressed his frustration with those who did not vote for him or for the Coalition for the Renewal of the Republic - Liberty and Hope
His language is vulgar and direct, attracting attention of the young audience. In 2015 he caught a pedophile in Cracow, with help from the police. His recordings of private conversations between Polish politicians has led to a few resignations.
In December 2015, several people were making jokes by calling Polish TV stations and playing his speeches.
