New! Hypocrisy PO: Tusk moose Belarusians, Gdańsk awards Belarusian

wbijamszpile.pl 1 year ago

Being on the Civic Platform is simply a constant vulnerability to stupid phrases in Donald Tusk's politics. Being in this organization is always making a good face for a bad game. Hypocrisy PO achieves a level of embarrassing.

Donald Tusk, erstwhile Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland from the Civic Platform (PO), wrote on Platform X: “So again. They brought thousands of migrants from Asia and Africa (while earning visas) and Russian and Belarusian 'informaticians' to aid build a abroad agentry. They want to cover it with racist propaganda. They number on the short memory and strength of their scream.”

So again. They brought thousands of migrants from Asia and Africa (while earning visas) and Russian and Belarusian “informaticians” to aid build a abroad agency. They want to cover it with racist propaganda. They number in short memory and the strength of their scream.

— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) June 16, 2024

Do the irony of destiny have specified a short memory?

In Gdańsk, a city ruled by PO, the car in the PIT lottery won IT from Belarus. Does this mean that Belarusian IT scientists are undesirable until they win awards in cities ruled by the same people who criticize them?

Peter Grzelak and Aleksandra Dulkiewicz awarded the agent? Looks like it. Terrible. Hypocrisy PO.

Hypocrisy PO

On the 1 hand, Tusk accuses the erstwhile authorities of allegedly bringing migrants and creating a abroad agentry, and on the another hand, in a city managed by his party, the award goes to a Belarusian citizen and is IT. Does this mean that migration policy is only good if it serves the political interests of 1 party?

The prosecution of racist propaganda is simply a serious charge. But is it not besides a form of propaganda to accuse others of actions that they support erstwhile it is convenient for them?

Public question

Isn't it a shame for a Prime Minister to publically accuse others of something his own organization seems to accept? Where does political hypocrisy end and a fair debate on migration and integration of foreigners in Poland begin?

This situation leads to a deeper reflection on how politicians usage migration issues for their purposes, despite the social consequences. Is this truly about national safety and integrity, or is it about short-term political benefits? Poland deserves more than just political pushes. It deserves an honest and open discussion on the future of its migration policy.