Poland Faces Violent Takeover by Soros-Led Left Wing, Policy Chief Says

Donald Tusk and his left-wing government have embarked on a brutal and violent political purge, with the help of the Soros empire. It is a time of chaos and uncertainty, as evidenced by the fact that the new prime minister's top priority, a week after taking office, is to reshuffle the media, Balazs Orban, the Hungarian prime minister's policy chief, said in a recent post shared on social media.

Varsó, 2023. december 21. A korábbi kormánypárt, a Jog és Igazságosság (PiS) támogatói tüntetnek a lengyel közszolgálati televízió, a TVP varsói székháza elõtt 2023. december 20-án. Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz, az új lengyel kormány kulturális és örökségvédelmi minisztere december 20-án felmentette a közszolgálati televízió és rádió, valamint a PAP állami hírügynökség vezérigazgatóit, és új felügyelõtanácsokat alakított ki a közmédiában. Donald Tusk baloldali kormányfõt és kabinetét december 13-án iktatták be. MTI/AP/Czarek Sokolowski Fotó: Czarek Sokolowski

The chaos is also evident from the fact that while Poland's defense minister expressed his gratitude to soldiers heroically defending the country's borders, the Sejm's new president is receiving African migrants in the lower house, Balazs Orban said. The Soros empire was swift to enter the scene and swoop down on this opportunity, he added.

One doesn't need to search too hard to uncover ties to Soros in the new Polish government: its justice minister is a civil lobbyist who graduated from a Soros university, its education minister is a left-wing feminism activist, and there's a minister without portfolio now in charge of protecting the interests of foreign NGOs. While the Brussels elite remains complicitly silent, Poland's head of state described the events of the past few days as anarchy.

Donald Tusk and his government have flouted the rule of law by essentially shutting down Poland's public media, dismissing its directors with immediate effect and setting up new supervisory boards. The violent takeover of public television by Donald Tusk and his new government is a clear admission that they are not in compliance with the law, Polish journalist Jan Pospieszalski, who hosted a talk show on Poland's public TVP, said in a recent interview.

He stressed that these types of news only increase the appreciation for Hungary's political stability and efforts to protect its sovereignty. However, they also indicate that there's nothing to wait for, and that change is needed in Brussels. The 2024 EP elections offer a chance for this change.

Cover photo: supporters of Poland's former ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party demonstrate outside the headquarters of Poland's public broadcaster TVP in Warsaw, on December 20, 2023 (Photo: MTI/AP/Czarek Sokolowski)