The Leftist Terrorist Attack In Kraków Shouldn’t Be Exploited To Cancel The Independence March
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The Leftist Terrorist Attack In Kraków Shouldn’t Be Exploited To Cancel The Independence March
The killer’s two now-deleted Facebook pages suggest that he was actually a leftist, unlike what the liberal Interior Minister claimed, but the ruling liberal coalition might exploit this narrative and the attack itself to cancel next week’s Independence March that’ll double as an anti-government protest.
"Nobody intends to ban the Independence March," Donald Tusk declared. The Prime Minister called speculation on the matter disinformation and appealed to participants to refrain from aggression. He addressed separate words to those planning counter-demonstrations: he asked them to refrain, pointing to the safety of Warsaw's streets. "Nobody intends to ban the Independence March. Speculation on this matter is mere […] The article Tusk spoke out on…
No one intends to ban the Independence March. Speculation on this matter is simply disinformation, Donald Tusk said. The Prime Minister appealed to refrain from aggression and to show respect towards the police officers securing the march. "At this sad moment, I count on your responsibility and deep reflection," the Prime Minister said.
Few believe the tragedy in Krakow will change current politics. The two most important areas of conflict today are the battle over the Constitutional Tribunal and the Independence March. The march is planned for Wednesday and, as announced by the organizers, will take place.
Should the Szczecin Independence March planned for November 11th take place in light of the tragic events in Krakow? Politicians from West Pomerania discussed this at the "Kawiarenko Polityczna" news outlet. The Szczecin Independence March should not take place – this was the recommendation from Dawid Krystek, deputy voivode of West Pomerania and member of the New Left. "Let's go and lay flowers at the Piłsudski monument individually. This march…
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