The bread from Donald Tusk has never been given and surely never will, not due to the fact that Donald Tusk is not a baker, but for a completely different reason. Tusk is simply a politician who reduced the Roman doctrine of “bread and games” to the games themselves And inactive on a very low level. On the another hand, he mastered another Roman maxim: “divie et impera” (divide and rule). After mixing the truncated and full maxim, an indigestive cocktail of a tacky political spectacle and constant provocation was created, and all of this “artistic” activity serves only and only the jamming of burrowing bellies.
Donald Tusk directed a 1000 specified performances and there is no exaggeration in this number, just pure mathematics. In total, Tusk rules 10 years, or about 3,650 days, and during that time almost all day he provoked even if he considered that he did it all 3rd day and so the consequence would exceed 1000. Of course, these are provocations on a different scale, most are reduced to short speeches, others match planned one-acts, but at least erstwhile a year Poles are tired of full-length gnomes. And that's what Donald Tusk announced yesterday. Before the Chancellery of the Prime Minister is to stand the monument of Tadeusz Mazowiecki the first Prime Minister of “free Poland”.
Young Poles may not realize what provocation is about in this case, but Poles who remember at least the late times of the Polish People's Republic know perfectly well that Donald Tusk one more time stabs a stick in an anthills. The premiere of the latest performance was announced on the anniversary of the 1989 contract election, in which PZPR and satellite parties were guaranteed 65 percent of the votes in the Sejm, as well as on the anniversary of the "Night Change", that is, the political conspiracy ending with the overthrow of the government of Jan Olszewski in 1991. In a short recording, Tusk placed much more provocative content, invited to the “patriot march”, which is to precede the setting of the monument, although for years patriotism mocked and called Polishism for abnormality.
Tusk besides referred to the words spoken by the actor Joanna Szczepkowska in October 1989, during an interview in the tv Journal: "Please, ladies, on 4 June 1989 communism ended in Poland". Finally, he invited all the prime ministers, mentioning them by name only, and expressed the provocative hope that: “Isn’t Jarosław speaking? What do you think?’
Let's build a statue for the Prime Minister! pic.twitter.com/r3NkrhHMOX
— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) June 4, 2026
Tadeusz Mazowiecki was an MP at the Sejm in the Polish People's Republic of Poland, Czesław Kiszczak sat in his government as Minister of the Interior. Not only Mazowiecki spoke for the “fat line” policy, which led to communist dignitaries and secret SB co-workers being able to do large business and careers. Nor should we forget Minister Balcerowicz and his “plan” which led to the bankruptcy of full sectors of the economy, the theft sale of national assets and the utmost poorness of millions of Poles.
There is no reason to build a monument to Tadeusz Mazowiecki, including that he was supposedly the first Prime Minister of “free Poland”. After the 1989 election, there was no free Poland, but a deal of communists with part of Solidarity activists and as it later turned out Many of them were secret associates of SB. A monument to Wojciech Jaruzelski could besides be erected to the first president of “free Poland”. Donald Tusk is perfectly aware of all of these and many another corners of history, but he does what he always does with full premeditation due to the fact that he can't do anything else.
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