Why are we writing about this?
On Saturday, the streets of Warsaw were marked by a march on the occasion of the 1000th anniversary of the Kingdom of Poland and 500 years from the Prussian Hold. The march, which on Saturday passed through the streets of Warsaw, was attended by PiS-backed presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki and a number of politicians of this group, including PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński, Przemysław Czarnek and Piotr Gliński.
What happened on the march?
Among the gathered people there were shouts specified as “God, honor and homeland” or “Here is Poland, not Brussels”, but besides “Do not fear Tusk”, which is simply a phrase based on a game of words that de facto replaces profanity without being formally so.
Donald Tusk addressed the participants of the march. What did the head of government write?
Prime Minister Donald Tusk, referring to a Saturday event organised by the environment related to the United Right put an ironic entry on platform X.
"I thank all participants of the march of the 1000th anniversary of the Polish Crown for constantly chanting my name. I am peculiarly grateful to president Kaczyński. In the parliament he applauded Donald, shouted “love Tusk” on the street or something similar. I appreciate it," wrote the Prime Minister.
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