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Do you feel it would help the President’s case (should the knowledge about him being an informant became known) to tell everyone about the Warsaw Protocol and that he was a counter informant? Why?

It might mitigate it a bit. But the publicity would be terrible. Walesa dealt with it for years and it damaged his reputation.

Some folks would care a little, but most would just grumble about it. Not much the "average Joe" can do about it ecept not put him back in office.

We live in cynical times. Would the voters believe him?

>4 Maura49: I've come to the conclusion that some voters will believe anything if they hear it often, and loudly enough.

If people believed in him then he could be reelected. The same thing happened to Donald Trump. They kept on saying that he was a fascist but the people knew differently and overwhelmingly elected him.

The people suffered greatly. Some would give him a pass, but not everyone

I think it might help his case. There might be other members of the Warsaw Protocol who could step up and state their case. Whether Janusz would be re-elected remains to be seen, though.

I don’t think this would help his case, and it would be an embarrassment to the Polish Government.

By this stage the damage would already be done.