Krzysztof Stanowski responded to Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf's pre-trial call for a journalist to take over conducting charity collections for him. It's an ironic reaction to suggestions that aid actions serve his PR.
The conflict has grown since the May debate
The dispute between Stanowski, Mazurek and Wysocka-Schnepf was built up in May during the presidential debate – then Channel Zero editor publicly criticized journalist's competence and raised family issues – including, in one sentence, issues related to her son's name, given after her father-in-law with a controversial past.
Court call and media storm
Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf announced a lawsuit against Stanowski and Mazurek. In her statement on the X portal, she stressed that the attacks on the family, and especially the stigmatization of her 14-year-old son, are an insurmountable limit. She pointed out that the boy is afraid to operate in the country through a media attack. By the way, it's interesting that she remembered this four months after Krzysztof Stanowski said this sentence in one of his films – quoting Wikipedia.
Sent letter a post on X
In a post added by Mrs Dorothy in social media, a lot of space was devoted to the hate Stanowski was about to turn on her son. But in the letter itself, which received this incredible and medially damaged hater Mrs Dorota has already sacrificed – a little less space. As Stanowski himself mentions in his reply film, it may be a few percent maximum.
Stanowski: A proposal to take over collections
Stanowski, in his RISP, announced that for the next two months he would not organize any collections for sick children, and that he would transfer any requests from his parents to Wysocka-Schnepf. He did so in a tone of clear irony, asking whether the journalist really cares about real help, or just trying to change the narrative around his own image.
- "Maybe nobody thinks I'm building an image helping sick children, the collection will be taken over by Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf," Stanowski said with a clear distance.
- He suggested that any child awaiting support would now be taken into the care of a journalist, putting her at the centre of criticism and media responsibility.
Full film with Krzysztof Stanowski and Robert Mazurek reply to Mrs Dorota Wysocka Schnepf
An interesting fact about the education of your son Mrs. Editor found on the X portal
Who was Maximilian Schnepf?
Maximilian Marian Schnepf (1920–2003) was a certified colonel of the National Polish Army, an activist of the Jewish community and an academic teacher. He was born in Drohobych, and during World War II he participated in key battles, including Stalingrad and Lenino. After the war, he headed the Military Study at the University of Warsaw and served at the Jewish Historical Institute. Schnepf commanded a division supporting the Red Army and the NKVD in July 1945 during the so-called Augustowska Oblast, an operation directed against the Polish independence underground in Suwałczyz.
What was the Augustine Siege?
The Augustów Oblast is a coordinated military operation carried out in July 1945 in north-eastern Poland, aimed at breaking up anti-communist guerrilla troops. Approximately 45,000 Red Army soldiers, NKVD, UB and MO participated in the action. As a result of the raid, many residents of the region were arrested – some "did not return home", meaning they were probably murdered. The manhunt is one of the largest and most controversial acts of post-war repression in Poland, which is still exciting and historical.
