One has to admit that the Polish opposition has fulfilled one of its main promises from 2016, which was that they will be in the “total opposition”. And their continued attacks on the police only prove it.
Since 2016, Poland changed, elections followed elections, and the opposition stubbornly continued with its cause of total opposition despite the rapidly changing situation.
The opposition canceled out everything that the Law and Justice party (PiS) touched. It attacked all state institutions and any attempt to change them. In their total blindness, they flailed wildly at just about anyone if meant it could burden the government. It is no surprise that they missed on every count.
That is what happened and still does happen with the opposition’s attacks on the police. Poland’s police force is one of those state institutions which best shows how baseless these attacks are. Moreover, the opposition’s aggressive attacks on the police do not coincide the opinions of Poles.
The unbridled lust for power of Poland’s liberal-left
The dramatic events which took place in the American Capitol should be a warning signal of the threat posed by the actions of liberal-left in Poland who are trying to regain power using aggressive street demonstrations, writes Wojciech Wybranowski for Remix News
Despite pandemic and opposition efforts, Poland remains politically and economically stable
Poland is leaving 2020 as one of the most politically stable and best economically developing countries in Europe, says professor Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski
Poland’s economy more resilient to coronavirus than Italy’s or France’s
Professor Zbigniew Krysiak argues that Poland’s and Central and Eastern Europe economies are in a better place than Western European economies
Poland’s coronavirus emergency had made liberal elites even more aggressive
The present emergency has not changed the behavior of liberal elites; it has made them even more aggressive, writes Bronisław Wildstein
Polish police do YMCA dance to comfort quarantined kids
A video of police officers dancing for children struggling under quarantine has captured the hearts of the Polish public
What comes ‘the day after’ the coronavirus pandemic?
Coronavirus Jarosław Kaczyński Małgorzata Kidawa-Błonska Poland Polish opposition Polish parliament Witold Zembaczyński Commentary Polish opposition puts on a circus in parliament: opinion
Opposition MP calls Jarosław Kaczyński, the leader of Law and Justice (PiS), a coward
Coronavirus in Poland: No new resources from EU to fight epidemic, says PM’s office
Chief of staff of Polish prime minister says that the EU has not made any new money available for the coronavirus fight
Donald Tusk claims Polish government officials have quicker access to coronavirus tests
Social media users pointed to the hypocrisy of Tusk, who enjoyed a wide range of benefits when he led Poland
Polish presidential elections should go ahead as planned: opinion
Democracy in Poland should not come to a halt due to the coronavirus
Poland’s opposition tries to weaponize coronavirus for its own political ends
Poland’s opposition is attempting to discredit the government over its actions to prevent the spread of coronavirus
The start of the Spring party
The Spring party convention of liberal politician Robert Biedroń will give the Civic Platform (PO) cause for thought. Professor and political scientist Kazimierz Kik explains how Spring will upend the current Polish Left, given its recent results in polls.