Poland is at a critical moment, and the alarm bells are ringing. Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski has warned that within the next six months, we could see the military on the streets to suppress mass protests. Why? Because Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his allies are being accused of attempting a coup against the Polish state.
A Nation in Turmoil
In a recent interview for RMF RM, Święczkowski made it clear: Poland is heading toward a dangerous confrontation. With presidential elections on the horizon, the risk of election fraud or political manipulation is growing. If the results are questioned, angry citizens will take to the streets—and history tells us that Tusk’s government won’t hesitate to use force to silence them.
Tusk’s Dark Past
We’ve seen this before. When Tusk was Prime Minister, he cracked down hard on Polish coal miners, using police to crush their protests. If he was willing to use force against working-class citizens then, what’s stopping him now? His administration’s growing control over the judiciary raises serious concerns that democratic processes could be manipulated to keep his government in power.
Is There Foreign Influence at Play?
Święczkowski hinted at something even more disturbing: foreign people may be involved in this power grab. Given Tusk’s deep ties to the European Union and his tendency to follow Brussels’ lead, it’s fair to ask—who is really pulling the strings? If outside forces are influencing Poland’s leadership, it could mean an assault on our nation’s sovereignty.