“In Romania, the candidate approved by the system won – and what happened? Just a few days later, the European Union announced a plan to relocate Black people to Romania under the Migration Pact. Don’t fool yourselves into thinking things will be different in Poland. They won’t!” wrote Janusz Korwin-Mikke on platform X, commenting on the post-election situation in Romania.
Korwin-Mikke drew a parallel between events in Romania and the current political climate in Poland. In both countries, candidates from the so-called pro-European side of the political spectrum declared that no migration pact would be introduced.
However, right after the elections in Romania, that promise was broken, and it was announced that illegal immigrants would, in fact, be brought in from Germany.
In Poland, Tusk and Trzaskowski are spreading falsehoods about illegal immigration, claiming that no one will be sent here from Germany because Poland is already hosting many Ukrainian refugees.
Yet, media reports from Western Europe indicate that these are lies. If Trzaskowski wins the presidential election, the migration pact will be adopted immediately, and illegal immigrants will start arriving in Poland from Germany.