Tusk talks about an emergency, but there is no fear

The beginning of yesterday's Council of Ministers, as Prime Minister Tusk is increasingly accustomed to, was public, and the head of the government spoke: about an emergency situation, that the government in this situation would gotta make decisions on an extraordinary basis, about the request to suspend disputes in the coalition and about serious threats that he unfortunately did not call. The impression could be that Tusk suggests that he has any secret information that threatens our country and, in this way, wants to scare average citizens, but besides coalitions, to suspend disputes and coalition disagreements. Unfortunately for any time, Prime Minister Tusk has been presenting himself publicly, as a man at least emotionally unstable, which was confirmed by his Sunday speech just before his departure to London in which he truly underestimated the US importantly in terms of ensuring Europe's security, but as shortly as evening after gathering with the leaders of respective European states, he stated that, in order to guarantee this security, it is essential to keep as close ties as possible with the US as possible.

Of course, all these threats, as you can guess, come from Russia, but we should not be afraid, after all, Prime Minister Tusk ruling for almost 15 months has done everything to make us feel safe. An crucial component in improving this safety is the construction of the “Tarchy East” announced by the Tusk government in mid-2024, only that it turns out that it is primarily a PR project. Let us remind that on 24 February in the Sejm at the request of the Platform club as part of the current information, there was a debate on the "Tarchy East", which was to be a more than two-hour performance of glory for Donald Tusk's government, which in an extraordinary way even cares for our safety. The debate was attended by more than 30 members of the governing coalition, but besides by nearly 30 opposition MPs, and although each of them had only 1 minute, they proved with their speeches that the “Tarcza East” was a PR-owski project.

On behalf of the government, the Deputy Minister of Defense, Cezary Tomczyk, participated in the debate, but in addition to generals and having visions like this in the future we will be safe, thanks to this Shield, he gave nothing more. And after all, the Tusk government has been operating for almost 15 months now, and at that time, only about 2 kilometres long, 3 rows of concrete hedgehogs on the border with the Kölyevec Oblast, and in fact it is the only accomplishment in building the “Tarchy East”. Let us remind that after the decision of the Morawiecki government to build a barrier on the Belarusian-Polish border in just 9 months 180 km of metallic barrier was built with a tallness of 5.5 meters, later reinforced with perimetry, which was allocated about PLN 2 billion and now this barrier allows effective protection of this part of our east border.

The fact that the “Tarchy East” project, unfortunately to date, is treated by the current government as a PR one, is evidenced by the event of the end of November of the erstwhile year, the main protagonist of which was Prime Minister Tusk. His visit to the area of the village of Dąbrowka in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, reported live in friendly media, where 3 rows of concrete hedgehogs were laid out over a dimension of 2 km, was to convince Poles that the “Tarcza East” was rapidly implemented. But this PR procedure, it failed, came out “memically”, due to the fact that Tusk standing in front of these hedgehogs, clearly confused, asked “and where is this border”, proving that he does not have a very good thought of how this safety strategy is to look and what it is to serve. But since during this "event" of late November of the erstwhile year, Prime Minister Tusk managed to establish where the border with Russia is, we should no longer be afraid, now his government will guarantee the safety of Poles. Although the situation relating to our safety is indeed serious, the dangerous faces presented by Prime Minister Tusk, as well as his talks about the emergency situation, show his complete helplessness and messages "from wall to wall" as described above, before leaving for London and the same day after the gathering of Prime Ministers of respective EU and Canada. Unfortunately, this bodes poorly erstwhile it comes to securing Poles.