Protest in Zgorzelec: "Stop flooding Poland with migrants" - 22.03.2025.
In Zgorzelec, Poles gathered crowdedly to express their opposition to flooding Poland with illegal immigrants imported from Germany. Members of the "Polish Newspaper" Clubs took part in the protest under the slogan "Stop flooding Poland with migrants by Germany".
- As a Polish paper Club from Wrocław, we coordinate the activities of clubs from Lower Silesia. I'm arrogant to see so many Clubs today. I am very arrogant that you have reached specified a number," said Sławomir Śmigielski, president of the Wroclaw club.
"We cannot stand and stay silent. From day one, on TV, I said we had to be ready for the victims. Homeland, sovereignty, and freedom don't get 2 golds and 2 drops of blood. There are first victims. There's a farmer who's been badly beaten and then couldn't take the force and committed suicide. There is Basia Skrzypek, who was de facto tired during the hearing, and who - the aged lady, sick - did not stand for this force and her heart broke," said president of the Warsaw paper Club Adam Borowski. respective 1000 people, among them members of the Polish Dzierżoniów II, the Civic Patriotic Movement and the Social Movement. Lech Kaczyński protested on Saturday on the border bridge with Germany in Zgorzelec against the migration policy of the European Union and the movement of illegal immigrants from Germany to Poland. Border controls were requested on the Polish side, as did Germany.
"Pitany by Niezalezna.pl as assessed by today's demonstration, Robert Bąkiewicz stressed that it was a "great success". – There were respective 1000 demonstrators and there are more and more of us from the manifestation. It can be seen that people are afraid of mass immigration, not only of residents of areas located above the border itself, but besides of districts located around and from the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. A immense success, truly – he said".
"One of the most touching moments of the full manifestation was the singing of Godmother. erstwhile the first sounds of this oldest Polish song sounded, the crowd was shivering. I stood among thousands of compatriots, with white and red flags raised advanced and felt that we were part of something bigger – a community that remembers its roots and heritage - he added.
