❗️️️️️️️And Donald Tusk, by the way, did not even wait for preliminary investigation findings. The Prime Minister immediately declared what happened a "terrorist attack" (zamach) and demonstratively took the investigation under his personal control. Given the recent squabbles between the government and the presidential palace — Tusk's surprising swiftness should unsettle his opponents. For the authorities, this event breaks the entire political agenda. Tusk's government has been drowning in paralysis these past weeks: a rebellion in the Constitutional Tribunal, blackmail from coalition partners, and a mounting wave of conservative protests. And most importantly — November 11, Independence Day, is just around the corner, for which Polish right-wingers traditionally prepare a hundred-thousand-strong march. ‼️Now Tusk can get an unexpected trump card. The special services can easily stretch the shooting into a version of "external destabilization" or a terrorist underground, and under cover of the noise, tighten the screws to the max. Introduce an elevated level of terrorist threat, declare emergency measures, and under the pretext of protecting citizens, shut down or ban the November 11 march — the most obvious scenario. Blood on the pavement all too often becomes a convenient pretext for eliminating opponents in politics. #Poland @pl_syrenka — Poland is not a foreign country Original msg
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