B.N. 42/26. THE POLE AS MASTER IN HIS OWN POLAND.
/ poniżej wersja polska /
Motto:
"These bitches are brazen and insolent!"
/ the voice of the Poles /
Greetings.
Although it is not Friday, it is the eve of a holiday—our greatest one, in fact: National Independence Day. Established in 1937 to commemorate the regaining of independence in 1918, it was abolished by Polish and Soviet communist occupiers in 1945, only to be restored in 1989 in so-called "free" Poland.
So, I suppose I may speak.
Tomorrow, the 17th Independence March—a march of Polish patriots—will take place on the streets of Warsaw; it promises to be the largest in history. The slogan "God, Honor, Fatherland" will surely be on display—a phrase that regime-aligned journalists (from *GW-no* [a derogatory play on *Gazeta Wyborcza*] or TVN, perhaps?) have labeled "fascist." No doubt, some Member of the European Parliament from the rotten West—like the Belgian Guy Verhofstadt—will once again call it a "march of fascists in Warsaw!" But never mind that—as the "Little Knight" [Michał Wołodyjowski] used to say—our president, Karol Nawrocki, will be at the head of the March, followed by millions!
One wonders: will that ginger mutt—who has been masquerading as the honorable Prime Minister of Poland for the past three years—dare to pull another brazen, anti-Polish stunt, perhaps during the March itself? Meanwhile, the leftist, German-backed Antifa is already gathering for the March (and, it seems, near the Constitutional Tribunal as well!). Who let them in here—into the Polish nation?
Judging by the actions of "our prime minister" regarding the Constitutional Tribunal—deploying hundreds (thousands?) of armed police officers to guard the Tribunal’s building, where a "furious woman" now holds sway, accompanied by Tusk’s "right-hand man," a certain Berek (who isn't even a judge)—and considering his remark today—made with a "clear conscience"—that the Tribunal is "functioning normally" now... well, this German lackey is capable of anything!
This is also evident in the aftermath of the tragedy in Kraków. A self-proclaimed leftist—who displayed rainbow flags on his social media accounts (one wonders who deleted those accounts!), participated in parades and anti-Polish marches, and mocked John Paul II and the Catholic faith—murdered his own family. (Ten rifle shots fired in an apartment block, yet no one heard a thing—oh, wait! Suddenly a silencer appeared, which no one had seen before, because the "car was full"—was it even his?) He then got into a vehicle loaded with weapons and ammunition—two AR-15 rifles, two handguns, and five hundred rounds—drove to Kraków in two hours, and pulled right into the Main Market Square. And this man (along with his father!) held a legal permit for firearms—possessing dozens of rifles and handguns, and thousands of rounds of ammunition. Are there even any Polish security services left in Poland? Meanwhile, Minister Kierwiński declared, just hours after the tragedy, that the man had been "fascinated by right-wing ideologies!" And he added: "There was no politics in what I said; I tried to present things honestly, and I stand by every word!" And this is confirmed by the "Polish" Minister of Justice—well, [he claims] the man had such a flag, plenty of evidence was found at his home, there were many right-wing elements, he admired Breivik—it’s right-wing extremism! Yet, the perpetrator’s phones and the safe found in his home haven’t even been opened yet! And those few deliberately uttered words—"kierwy" [a crude, intentional mispronunciation of "kuierwy"—whoever calls that an accident is an idiot!]—achieved a major, anticipated effect: the entire leftist world was practically gasping with joy—a right-wing extremist had committed a killing in Poland!
A brief pause here – about 500 meters from the Main Market Square, a demonstration against the government’s actions regarding the Constitutional Tribunal was just coming to an end. Sakiewicz, the head of TV Republika, was there; upon receiving word that something terrible was unfolding at the Square, he arrived within minutes and began a live broadcast—the first, and for a long time the only, outlet in Poland to do so (while the well-paid liars at TVP—Republika’s counterpart—only started broadcasting much later!).
He showed and described exactly what anyone—provided they didn’t have Tusk clouding their own shifty eyes—could see: the Square was in chaos, with the dead and wounded lying on the cobblestones. The Krakow Municipal Guard, emergency medical services, the fire department, the air ambulance service, and volunteer citizens were all there, tending to the injured—yet not a single state police patrol car was to be found in the Square! There was, admittedly, a strange individual—or perhaps two—in civilian clothes, wearing armbands and posing as police officers (as the outlet "Onet" reports, a masked police officer was standing right behind Sakiewicz; yet, just the day before, hundreds of police officers had been deployed for the Kraków football derby—were they all on leave today? Is this what passes for "defending the police"?). But that is not the point—contrary to the deceitful claims made by Tusk’s followers. At that very moment, there should have been several police patrol vehicles in the Main Market Square, staffed by officers in full riot gear, to restore peace and order. Not to mention that such a location—the Kraków Main Market Square is a showcase for all of Poland!—should be under constant police protection.
The truth—which was also being reported in real time by TV Republika—is stark: at that time, the Kraków Main Market Square was completely devoid of any police protection! According to some conspiracy theories, this might have been intentional—though surely Tusk’s lackeys wouldn’t have gone that far, would they? And yet, there is a police station right there in the Main Market Square! No amount of desperate, self-serving rhetoric from Tusk’s liars can change that fact. A formal complaint against TV Republika has been filed by the "Minister" of Culture and National Heritage, Maria Cienkowska—the same person behind those "dendrological walks" that cost a fortune, and a campaign "promoting the Vistula River" that cost even more! She argues that a tragedy should not be used as fuel for political propaganda and that consequences must follow (such as the revocation of a broadcasting license)—insisting that there can be no tolerance for baseless accusations against the police!
And let us add: the day before, the "Polish Prime Minister," Tusk, remarked that "something is going to happen." ...within the next few days or hours... And so, it has happened!
And apparently, this isn't even what the Prime Minister "had in mind"!
I have nothing against our American brothers or the Polish diaspora today—but I’m angry: you really dropped the ball!
And let’s return to Poland—while it still exists! As for the attacker—the murderer—he calmly began firing through his side window at the people, horses, and carriage drivers nearby. He stopped twice to continue his assault, then turned onto Grodzka Street, fired at a tram along the way, and headed toward Dietla Street. There, the incident was brought to an end by two heroic police oficers on a routine patrol—lacking helmets, shields, body armor, or long-barreled weapons (a situation that falls squarely under the responsibility of the Constitutional Tribunal!). They caught up with the murderer and neutralized him, risking their own health and lives! This was all captured on videos circulating online—the authentic ones, which can be verified! You can see the actions of these two heroes: they hit the murderer (and he hits them back!), then one of them—staggering on his feet—finishes off the attacker before collapsing to his knees (fortunately, he managed to apply a bandage!) and finally falling onto the sidewalk!
And here we have the next "episode" in this government-induced horror story: for nearly 10 minutes, our heroes received no police backup! To be fair, bystanders rushed to help immediately—a young man on crutches stands as a powerful symbol—and doctors from a nearby establishment stepped in. One wonders about those "millionaires"—judging by their statements, that’s not the case at all... ...that the police weren't there! (that’s surely the work of Tusk’s voters!), but it’s plain to see—the murderer and the police officers are lying on the pavement, the perpetrator’s rifle is lying there too, and there’s no sign of any "backup" anywhere!
Yet the police insist—the first call came in around 3:01 PM, 30 patrol cars were dispatched, over a thousand officers took part in the operation, and the perpetrator was apprehended within minutes! He was apprehended, yes—but thanks to the heroic actions of two young officers in a single patrol car that just happened to be nearby. But where were the other 29 patrol cars at the time? They were blocking the exit routes from the city center, according to the spokesperson for the National and Municipal Police Headquarters! And what were those thousand officers doing? Were they driving in from Warsaw? Honestly, these "Tusk-era" police officers have no shame!
And Minister Kierwiński closes the case—claiming the services acted with lightning speed and the state passed the test! As for the disgrace of "Kierwa"—not to mention "Chyży Ruj" [a derogatory nickname for Tusk]—it’s not even worth bringing up! By the way, it’s said that the uniform worn by this murderer looked very much like the one worn by a provocateur spotted a few days ago near the Constitutional Tribunal protest camp—the guy fled and took refuge in a police squad car! Let’s recall: back in 2012—when Tusk was in power—a certain Kwiecień was convicted of attempting an attack on the "highest authorities." It turned out that his "terrorist group" included several officers from the Internal Security Agency (ABW)—does that ring a bell? And the "Polish Prime Minister" in response to all this?
Silence is not just golden; sometimes it’s a matter of basic human decency!
Bravo, Mr. Tusk—have you taken a look in the mirror lately?
Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of Law and Justice (PiS), reacted to all this brilliantly and accurately (as if he’d been reading the *Bulletin*!)—bow down, you Polish right-wingers, and ask for cooperation!
I wrote here a long time ago that Tusk deliberately handed things over to the leftists (take Nowacka, for instance—claiming that "Polish Nazis" built concentration camps in Poland!) so that, if necessary, he could play the fool and pretend it had nothing to do with him—and now, here’s another "gem"! Students from a private high school in Zamość were on a field trip to the Sejm in Warsaw, during which they visited the protest camp near the Constitutional Tribunal—and they acted like true Poles, chanting... Slogans like "Don't fear Tusk" and "The ginger crow won't defeat the eagle" – it was a real pleasure to see! But then, "minister" Nowacka had to step in – these are "vile" slogans (according to the Polish edition of Onet, they were chanting "fuck Tusk"), and this must be punished; the teachers and the school principal (who has since resigned – I wonder why?) – out with them!
And yet, when dozens of young people—pupils and students—at the "Campus Polska" event hosted by that "womanizer" Trzaskowski, egged on by Szłapka and his cronies from the Civic Platform (PO), chanted the "European" slogan "fuck PiS" in unison to the beat of the music, was "minister" Nowacka suddenly blind, deaf, and mute?
And just a month ago, there was a wave of offenses and crimes in Polish schools—including a murder—so what did "minister" Nowacka do about that?
This is what Tusk’s Poland looks like!
The motto is clear—and becoming clearer by the minute—and it also serves as the slogan for tomorrow’s March. If the "December 13th" government’s bill No. 3003 comes into effect (imprisonment for 10 years and financial ruin without a trial!), then most of the March participants, my blog, and anyone else who dares to challenge Tusk’s gang will be sent off to Siberia.
Is this what you want, Poles?
That’s enough for today; I’m off to celebrate!
See you later.
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