Poland In Turmoil: Riots, Protests, Supreme Court Judges Suspended As Court Dispute Turns Into Globalist Coup
Poland is facing renewed political tensions following reports of protests in Warsaw over the suspension of a senior Constitutional Tribunal judge, exposing deep divisions between Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government and the opposition.
The country was hit by a fresh wave of civil disorder as a political crisis triggered by fanatical eurofederalist Prime Minister Donald Tusk's attempt to suspend the Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski and clear the way for him to pack the court with EU friendly judges. Supporters of Polish nationalist party took to the streets in protests which led to clashes with police in Warsaw and other cities. On Friday, October 30, protestors in Warsaw gathered outside the court and attempted to break through security barriers and a number of arrests were made. Polish President Karol Nawrocki reportedly cut short a visit to Africa and returned home amid the unrest.
Tusk’s Europhile government, which is totally committed to handing Poland's national sovereignty to the bureaucrats of Brussels, reducing the Polish legislature, the Sejm, to the role of simply rubber stamping laws and policies dictated by the European Union. The nationalist opposition Law and Justice party, commonly known as PiS is implacably opposed to this and has pledge to defend Poland's nationhood.. Tusk’s administration has been trying to reverse controversial judicial changes introduced by the previous government. His opponents accuse him of interfering with the courts and undermining Poland’s constitutional system. The confrontation has raised concerns about another prolonged political standoff in the European Union member state, following crises of democracy in France, Germany, Spain and Austria.
Tusk's current government in Poland is a coalition of politically dissimilar parties formed after the parliamentary elections held on October 15, 2023 which resulted in PiS being the largest party but lacking a majority. The ragbag coalition that finally emerged from the chaos was brokered by European Union officials for the sole purpose of preventing Euosceptic PiS from retaining power. However with PiS holding a majority in the Senate, while Tusk's Civic Coalition did not achieve a majority in the lower house.
Therefore Tusk's government faces insurmountable obstacles in government.
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Germany's Gen Z protests disrupted by violence on Saturday
Riots, looting and attacks on police broke out in several German cities after the planned Gen Z Halloween protests by tens of thousands of young people across the country demanding better schools, relief from rising living costs and greater social justice.
The demonstrations had been largely peaceful during the day.
But serious disturbances erupted in the evening in several places.
Clashes broke out in Cologne on Saturday, with about 200 people involved in disturbances near Cologne Cathedral.
Police officers were attacked on the square outside the famous cathedral, with bottles and bicycles hurled toward them.
One person was injured, police said.
Authorities detained five people.
In a nearby side street, a window was smashed by an electric scooter thrown during the unrest, police said.
Worst violence occurred in Frankfurt where police sealed off a major shopping street in city centre on Saturday night after rioters smashed shop windows, looted stores and attacked officers following a demonstration.
Police closed Die Zeil, one of Germany's busiest shopping streets, to incoming visitors and urged bystanders to leave the area.
"Anyone not involved who is still on the Zeil can leave. Access to the Zeil is no longer possible," Frankfurt police said in a post on X and in loudspeaker announcements.
German security forces reported violent incidents in several cites in the wake of the Gen Z demonstrations.
In Hamburg, protesters at the city's Steintor square pelted the police with fireworks, bricks and bottles . Police used "immediate force" to clear the area, including using a water cannon. Several police officers were injured during a similar incident in Frankfurt, according to a state interior minister.
Police also used a water cannon in Cologne, where the march was halted and turned into a stationary rally after some protesters covered their faces and used pyrotechnics.
In Berlin, the authorities noted a rally separate from the official event organized by the Gen Z movement. Police initially reported "isolated instances of throwing eggs and bottles" from a crowd of around 500 people. The authorities later also reported "illegal burning of pyrotechnics" and said the crowd has grown to around 3,000 participants.
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Protestors Firebomb French Police In Halloween Riots
An estimated 320,000 people were involved in another weekend of violent Gen Z protests across France over Halloween weekend, with riot police using tear gas to disperse demonstrators and facing Molotov cocktails in response. In multiple large cities as what began as peaceful marches in protest at the high cost of living, unemployment and falling standards in education and other public services quickly turned violent as looters and far left thugs joined the protestors.
The country's national Gendarmerie police force, notorious for their heavy handed responses to disorder, condemned the "unacceptable violence" deployed against its officers and shared footage of an officer's leg catching fire after Molotov cocktails was hurled in their direction in Paris.
A statement issued by the force force said the officer was treated for "severe burns". An attempted murder investigation has been launched into the incident, after more than 500 arrests were made nationwide.
Violence erupted across France in cities from Lyon and Toulouse to Marseille, with rioters causing chaos and looting ransacking shops.
Images from Paris also show fireworks exploding after a protester fired them toward riot cops during the demonstration.
Last night's unrest came two weeks after riots and looting caught security forces off guard, leaving damaged shops, public buildings and businesses in cities across France.
Students angry at the dilapidated state of many schools, crowded classes and a university admissions system widely seen as unfair have been joined by trade unions and a re-emergent "Yellow Vest" movement demanding action on the cost of living.
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BRAZIL ELECTION CHAOS: Bolsonaro’s Son Reportedly Flees To U.S. After Losing Presidential Election
Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, was forced to flee Brazil for the United States just two days after losing the country’s presidential election to far left wannabe dictator incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. In a scenarion suspeciously similar to the fate of Bolsonaro's father, who fled the country after losing a rigged election to communist Lula, Flavio defied a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports amid an ongoing corruption investigation.
The dramatic developments have plunged Brazil into a new political controversy following Sunday’s rigged election, in which incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated Bolsonaro in a closely contested runoff. According to Reuters, Brazilian and American sources indicated that Bolsonaro had departed Brazil and was heading to the United States after failing to comply with a court order requiring him to surrender his travel documents.
The U.S. Sun also reported that an American official indicated Bolsonaro had boarded a flight bound for the United States, although his arrival and precise whereabouts remained unclear. Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered Bolsonaro on Monday to surrender his passports within 24 hours amid concerns that he might flee the country while facing an investigation involving suspected money laundering and tax evasion.
When the deadline passed without the passports being surrendered, Brazilian authorities moved to cancel their validity, while federal police began efforts to locate the former presidential candidate. The Washington Post and Financial Times also reported on the extraordinary developments, including the court order, the cancellation of his passport and mounting questions about his whereabouts. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is now being credited in multiple reports as having secured Bolsonaro's exit from Brazil.
Socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is now at the center of accusations that he is persecuting his political opposition. As was reported Monday, Bolsonaro was ordered Monday to turn over his passports by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, the same judge who oversaw the prosecution of his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro.
The order arose from a money-laundering investigation involving alleged financial dealings with an attorney connected to online betting companies. Flávio Bolsonaro denies wrongdoing, and he has not been formally charged in that investigation. Nevertheless, the court imposed a travel ban on the losing presidential candidate just hours after Lula was declared the winner of Sunday's runoff.
Bolsonaro was served with the order after visiting his father. "This morning I went to visit my father; as you know, he is under house arrest," Bolsonaro explained in a video. "And when I was leaving, Lula's Federal Police were at his door, and in the middle of the street, I was ordered to hand over my passports. I am also prohibited from leaving the country." At the time, Bolsonaro insisted he had no intention of fleeing.
"I never thought about leaving the country," he declared. "I will hand over my passports and defend myself against this abomination, which is a clear attempt to intimidate me, but nobody will silence me." But according to Reuters' latest reporting, that deadline has now passed. Brazilian authorities have canceled his passports, while a senior Federal Police official said there was no record of Bolsonaro leaving through a regular immigration checkpoint.
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British Farmers Rebellion Revs Up
Farmers brought in Canterbury, Kent to a standstill this weekend when, in protest over food imports, convoys of slow moving tractors stopped traffic moving through the town centre and on the ring road. The rally caused traffic gridlock across the city which culminated as more than 200 tractors, many bearing placards warning of the dangers of making food production unviable, joined the protest.
Spanish Farmers Step Up Protests In Line With France, Germany And Netherlands
Farmers in Spain have joined their counterparts in France, Germany and many other EU member states as the stepped up their protests across the country against EU green and globalist policies which are driving up costs and restricting productivity for European farmers while making importation of foods and agricultural products from non - EU countries easier.
Farmers Rebellion Blockade Germany’s Biggest Airport
While the farmers' protests in France have entered a quieter phase after the government of Emmanuel Macron caved in to some of the agricultural workers most significant demands with a caveat from the French Farmers Union that they were ready to do it all again if the government did not deliver on its promises, in Germany things seemed to be getting even more heated over the weekend.
Chaos Erupts In Brussels As Rubber Bullets Fired At Farmers Protesting Outside EU Parliament
Belgian police used Rubber bullets and water cannons against hundreds of farmers who had travelled from around western Europe to protest outside the EU Headquarters in the city on Thursday. The farmers threw eggs, set off fireworks, and set fire to staw bales and rubbish fires near the building while demanding that European leaders stop punishing them with more taxes, rising costs and the loonytoons 'green' policies imposed to push the continent towards the ruling bureaucrats impossible and irrational 'net zero' targets
Protest Becomes Open Rebellion In Europe As Farmers Uprising Against 'Green' Policies Spreads To Other Industries.
As this blog has been reporting since the late summer of 2022, farmers across many european Union member states including France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Belgium, Romania, have been gradually esclating a campaign of protest against the globalist policies beimg imposed by the EU and implemented by far left governments.
Spanish Farmers Step Up Protests In Line With France, Germany And Netherlands
Farmers in Spain have joined their counterparts in France, Germany and many other EU member states as the stepped up their protests across the country against EU green and globalist policies which are driving up costs and restricting productivity for European farmers while making importation of foods and agricultural products from non - EU countries easier.
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Farmers Rebellion Blockade Germany’s Biggest Airport
While the farmers' protests in France have entered a quieter phase after the government of Emmanuel Macron caved in to some of the agricultural workers most significant demands with a caveat from the French Farmers Union that they were ready to do it all again if the government did not deliver on its promises, in Germany things seemed to be getting even more heated over the weekend.
Chaos Erupts In Brussels As Rubber Bullets Fired At Farmers Protesting Outside EU Parliament
Belgian police used Rubber bullets and water cannons against hundreds of farmers who had travelled from around western Europe to protest outside the EU Headquarters in the city on Thursday. The farmers threw eggs, set off fireworks, and set fire to staw bales and rubbish fires near the building while demanding that European leaders stop punishing them with more taxes, rising costs and the loonytoons 'green' policies imposed to push the continent towards the ruling bureaucrats impossible and irrational 'net zero' targets
Protest Becomes Open Rebellion In Europe As Farmers Uprising Against 'Green' Policies Spreads To Other Industries.
As this blog has been reporting since the late summer of 2022, farmers across many european Union member states including France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Belgium, Romania, have been gradually esclating a campaign of protest against the globalist policies beimg imposed by the EU and implemented by far left governments.
Germany is Now A “Total Dictatorship” Says Dutch Journalist
A Dutch journalist has claimed that Germany is now a “total dictatorship”. This may seem like a case of the pot calling the kettle black given the Dutch government's plan to evict up to 3000 farmer from their land and return those acreages 'to nature' in a bid to lead the way among EU member states, to enforce total compliance with the latest loonytoons EU climate policy which requires EU members to reduce that dangerous pollutant nitrogen, which accounts for 78% of the air we breathe ...
German Interior Minister Caught Faking Asylum Numbers To Hide Migrant Crisis
Germany’s interior minister, Nancy Faeser, is trying to fend off claims that she has faked statistics on refugee numbers to hide number of illegal immigrants claiming entry to Germany by posing as asylum seekers since the beginning of this year. While official figures show only 57,647 refugees have been admitted to Germany, the federal police have registered 101,900 arrivals of undocumented migrants since January
Common Sense Prevails: Germany Is Dismantling Wind Turbines To Make Room For Coal Mining
We have learned vial a piece in OilPrice.com that turbines at a wind farm in western Germany are being dismantled to allow for the expansion of open cast coal mining operations at an adjacent site. The propsal to increase output at the Garzweiler open-pit lignite coal mine has been described as a “paradoxical” situation given that in recent years the German government has been pushing ahead with the closure of coal and nuclear generating plant to appease its nutty but powerful Green party ... Continue reading >>>
German NatGas Consumption Too High To Avoid Energy "Emergency", Regulator Warns As Norway Increases Gas Production
Germany tok great pride in leading the race among developed nations to achieve a net xero economy but now the folly of that policy is being exposed as gas supplies from Russia dry up and the inadequacies of wind and solar are exposed
An Energy Crisis In Tandem With A Food Crisis On Top Of An Economic Crisis And A War. This Cannot End Well
As politicians in North America and Europe try to deflect from their own failure that have contributed to the current plethora of crises by blaming Russia and Vladmir Putin for all the current problems, while the war in Ukraine is a contributory factor in each, the real blame lies closer to home.
Swedish Media Outlet Publishes Leaked U.S. Document On How to CRUSH Europe Economy via Ukraine War Effort
Swedish news organisation Nya Dagbladet has published a leaked top secret US plans to use the war in Ukraine and an induced energy crisis to destroy European economies.
The report claims the RAND Corporation a defence and foreign policy think tank founded by military aircraft maker Douglas has the official aim of improving policies and decision-making, is the source of its evidence.
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