POLAND’S EU puppet PM Donald Tusk has called in hundreds of police and is threatening to declare martial law in an attempt to quell a mass street protest .
Tusk’s party and bureaucrats are attempting to blame Russian interference for widespread public dissatisfaction with Tusk’s policies and have sidestepped the country’s consititution to set up a commission to investigate the Russian influence claims.
This is a copycat action of the US-UK globalists’ attack on President Donald Trump’s first administration using Hillary Clinton and Democrat House and Senate members screaming “Russian election interference!”
Long-time Australian Liberal Minister and High Commissioner to Britain, Alexander Downer, was a player in that anti-Trump operation.
Tusk is also being accused of attempting a coup after President Karol Nawrocki accused Tusk’s government of unlawfully interfering in the work of the Constitutional Tribunal.
Last Friday, the tribunal’s president and deputy were removed from office. On Tuesday, eight judges elected by the current parliamentary majority held a session and announced the resumption of the court’s work.
A police vehicle equipped with an LRAD system was spotted outside the Tribunal, raising questions about the possible planned use of acoustic weapons.
Staff have been evacuated from the Prime Minister’s Office, a building located next to the Constitutional Tribunal, where the protest is centred because of the unconstitutional nature of the inquiry.
According to some commentators the EU and Tusk have effectively declared war on Poland and in normal countries, what the Polish Prime Minister is doing would be considered high treason.
“Donald Tusk’s government has started pushing LGBTQ ideology into schools throughout Poland,” podcaster Mario ZNA posted on X.
“The EU is using puppets like Tusk to destroy Polish society, wipe out its traditions and religion, and impose total control over the country.
“President Karol Nawrocki has strongly condemned Tusk’s attempts to destroy the country and called for him to be held accountable.”
Le Monde reported before Poland’s elections in May and June last year that von der Leyen “has done her utmost to ease the campaign for Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, for whom the presidential election, held on May 18 and June 1, is crucial.
“After having ousted the Law and Justice party (PiS) from government at the end of 2023, Tusk has since been fighting to remove them from the presidency, through which, due to the veto power that comes with the position, the national-populist party still retains significant power.
“If he fails, he will not have the means to implement the progressive and pro-rule of law policies he aims to implement.”
Tusk’s government has actively moved to oust or replace Law and Justice (PiS) figures from key influential and judicial positions, though the effort has triggered the present institutional crisis.
The presidency is still held by PiS-allied figures such as President Nawrocki—who have blocked or refused to swear in new Sejm-elected judges, leading to the deep constitutional deadlock and police guarding court buildings in Warsaw.
Tusk’s pro-European Civic Coalition and its coalition partners won a parliamentary majority in October 2023, ending eight years of PiS rule. Following this Tusk used ministerial powers and administrative workarounds to purge PiS-appointed officials in state media and the prosecutor’s office.
Recently Tusk’s government escalated efforts to remove PiS-linked leadership within the judiciary, including the removal of Constitutional Tribunal chief judge Bogdan Święczkowski.
