New! force at Tusk's rally! The fight for CPK not only tears Poland

Adam Czarnecki, a well-known supporter of the construction of the Central Communication Port (CPK) in Poland, shared in X his dramatic relation with the Tuska rally in Warsaw, which took place on 4 June. His entries, full of emotions and reflection, rapidly gained popularity, becoming the subject of many discussions and controversy on the web.

Czarnecki, together with Mateusz Kowalski (@kowall13), went to the rally Tusk to peacefully show his support for the construction of the CPK. Both activists had banners with slogans "#YesForCPK" and "#StoyForCPK", which can be seen in front of the Sejm all day.

"#StoimyForCPK at Tuska Evening in Warsaw. We went to show the Prime Minister @donaldtusk that we are demanding the construction of the CPK – that this is crucial to us. Together with Mateusz @kowall13, we had precisely the same banners with us, which are before the Sejm all day – #YesForCPK and #StoimyForCPK" – Czarnecki wrote on Twitter.

Violence and hatred at Tusk rally

Unfortunately, a peaceful demonstration rapidly turned into a confrontation. As reported by Czarnecki, their banners caused aggression from the participants of the rally who decided to act by force.

“This time, smiling Poland not only gave us a smile, but besides force – our peaceful, developmental slogans have upset people enough, that after about 10 minutes they decided to act and destruct our banners by force, while challenging us from idiots, kacaps or Russian agents – all this during the Prime Minister's words about fighting against the Russian agent in politics.”

Appeal for Peace and Unity

Czarnecki decided not to print the movie from the incident, stressing that he blames not the participants of the rally, but politicians who, according to him, fuel divisions and aggression in society.

"I was reasoning about putting a movie from the full event, but I won't put it – due to the fact that it's not the people's fault, it's the politicians' fault, no substance from which side, who led to the peaceful slogan #YesForCPK origin so much emotion and push people into violence. The Polish-Polish War must end.”

Czarnecki expressed hope that the CPK task could become an component of a united society.

“I profoundly believe that she will finish the task #YesForCPK, #YesForDevelopment.”

After the attacks, Czarnecki made the full communicative up.

Solidarity and Support

Despite the incident, Czarnecki found support even among supporters of the Civic Coalition. As he reports, a young KO activist came to his aid and expressed his support for his actions.

“And my religion is built up by the words of a young KO activist who not only came to my aid, but after the full rally he found me and expressed his opposition to this aggression, and at the same time assured of his strong support for my actions under the Sejm as part of #StoimyForCPK as well as for all #YesForCPK.”

#Yes for the CPK

Adam Czarnecki's entries are not only an account of the dramatic event, but besides a voice in an crucial debate on the future of Polish infrastructure and the function of CPK in the improvement of the country. His appeal to end the “Polish-Polish War” and to build unity around common goals specified as infrastructure improvement met with a wide consequence in social media.

The incidental at Tuska's rally showed how strong emotions awaken the subject of the CPK, but besides how crucial it is to find in these emotions space for dialog and common understanding.

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