Political Analysis of Donald Tusk's Actions

The Chinese. Those words, that I fear the Greeks, even when they bring gifts. Though written two thousand years ago, more than two thousand years ago, since it was just before our era, came to mind just now, as I think about what, what we're seeing after the National Security Council meeting, after everyone suddenly believed the promises

Donald Tusk made, that he wants peace, that Donald Tusk wants love, peace, and understanding. So let's look at Donald Tusk's actions. Let's look at the actions of his government, his team. Well, Donald Tusk extended a hand in reconciliation on Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday morning Waldemar Żurek went on Radio Three

and announced how he would like to put into practice this policy of love, how he would like in practice to extend a hand in reconciliation. Well, it began with him recalling how Karol Nawrocki barged in, as he put it, barged into the Constitutional Tribunal headquarters and basically attacked

Anna Korwin-Piotrowska. Because Waldemar Żurek dropped the biggest bombshell right at the end of this conversation.

And it really is a bombshell that has so far gone somewhat unnoticed. The words of Bogdan, who is sitting in this studio, are proving true: Święczkowski, who said that perhaps the entire takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal was meant to make the Supreme Court next.

The Supreme Court will be next. It seems, no— it doesn't just seem so, Waldemar Żurek confirms it outright.

We'll go after the Supreme Court. Because the key question is: why does the government want the Supreme Court?

Of course, we're left to speculate here, but perhaps one possible clue is what was also said in this studio first President of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapiński.

For it was he who reminded us that the Chamber of Extraordinary Review and Public Affairs of the Supreme Court, that very chamber, rules, among other things, on the validity of elections.

I really don't want to stir up this kind of vision here, that this is the fall of the Republic, that they'll soon occupy the Supreme Court, because these may just be promises from Waldemar Żurek.

He promised a lot of things, and certainly that right after they occupy the Supreme Court, they'll rig the election.

No, but I really am not sure. I'm not sure that this can be ruled out, because no, I didn't predict that eight could become the new ten.

I didn't predict that you could brazenly go in with the police to the Constitutional Tribunal, and a few other things I didn't predict either. So now I'm afraid to make predictions, and Unfortunately, sometimes I'm afraid to think about what comes next.

Perhaps the Constitutional Tribunal was the smallest of the elements of what Donald Tusk is preparing for us now.

Perhaps the forcible takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal we'll later look back on as a trifle, just a little thing, a mere trifle