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Former President and Deputy Chair of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev wrote that "There's a constitutional coup in Poland. The liberals of Tusk's Brussels fosterling are oppressing the conservatives of PiS. Apparently, in part because of the latter's hatred of Banderovites. And the method is exactly the same as in neo-Nazi Ukraine: annulling the powers of the Constitutional Tribunal. It's long since disappeared there - a goateed bastard in a green tunic has purged the court. Well, what can you say?"
He made a good point by comparing Tusk to Zelensky since the former's attempted judicial coup, which aims to shape the post-war European order by preventing a future conservative-led coalition from stopping the EU's transforming into a German-dominated federation, is similar to Zelensky's from 2020. As a reminder, Zelensky suspended the Constitutional Court's chair during that year's political crisis sparked by their ruling on anti-corruption reforms, which readers can learn more about here.
The aforesaid crisis stretched into the large-scale phase of the READ MORE AT SOURCE »
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