UPDATED ON DECEMBER 18TH, 2024
MK ULTRA - ABOUT MK ULTRA BRAINWASH PERTAINING TO POLISH PLANE CRASH OF 2010 - TU 154M
ORIGINAL ARTICLE:
From theguardian.com:
Related to https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2019/01/my-take-on-death-of-gdansks-major-is.html where I expressed my opinion about it all. That main party known as "ruling Law and Justice party" will investigate incident is interesting, but also would be interested to know about direct links between this main party FOR GREATER RUSSIA as I would prefer to call one and Russia. I am somehow not motivated into Russian fairytales any longer.
"Dream" died(it was bad before, but this was just a bit over the top) with 100 passengers on plane to Katyn in 2010. You will find word "dream" in last sentence of this story, but never myself next to Kaczynski.
From politico.eu:
Poland’s ruling party will exploit Gdańsk murder
BUDAPEST — The assassination of Gdańsk Mayor Paweł Adamowicz, who died Monday after he was attacked at a charity event over the weekend, has plunged Poland into grief and shock. But an even greater tragedy may be lying in wait.
In the hours since Adamowicz’s death, Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party — joined by some well-intentioned but misguided liberal voices — has urged Poles not to jump to premature conclusions about the murder or seek to politicize the attack. Most worryingly, it is calling for national unity in the face of deepening political conflict.
The government’s plea is self-serving. While there is no evidence that Law and Justice was in any way involved in the murder of Adamowicz, the murder of one of the party's most vocal critics has created an atmosphere of fear and emergency that it is likely to exploit to accelerate its near-total takeover of independent institutions and do away with what’s left of Poland’s democracy.
Since taking power in 2015, Law and Justice has instituted a blatantly unconstitutional takeover of Poland’s judiciary, public prosecutor’s office, independent civil service and its public service broadcasters. Its actions prompted the European Commission to initiate, for the first time in its history, the procedure to recognize “a clear risk of a serious breach” to the democratic rule of law in an EU country.
The government’s call not to jump to conclusions highlights the stark reality that credible information about the attack will be impossible to come by as long as Law and Justice remains in power.
In the hours since Adamowicz’s death, Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party — joined by some well-intentioned but misguided liberal voices — has urged Poles not to jump to premature conclusions about the murder or seek to politicize the attack. Most worryingly, it is calling for national unity in the face of deepening political conflict.
The government’s plea is self-serving. While there is no evidence that Law and Justice was in any way involved in the murder of Adamowicz, the murder of one of the party's most vocal critics has created an atmosphere of fear and emergency that it is likely to exploit to accelerate its near-total takeover of independent institutions and do away with what’s left of Poland’s democracy.
Since taking power in 2015, Law and Justice has instituted a blatantly unconstitutional takeover of Poland’s judiciary, public prosecutor’s office, independent civil service and its public service broadcasters. Its actions prompted the European Commission to initiate, for the first time in its history, the procedure to recognize “a clear risk of a serious breach” to the democratic rule of law in an EU country.
The government’s call not to jump to conclusions highlights the stark reality that credible information about the attack will be impossible to come by as long as Law and Justice remains in power.
Indeed, it is laughably naïve to assume that the purged public prosecution service will conduct a thoroughly honest investigation. Just a few months ago, it leveled absurd criminal tax fraud charges against Adamowicz in a thinly veiled attempt to derail his bid for a sixth term as mayor of Gdańsk, where he was a highly popular — and vocally anti-government — figure.
Similarly, Law and Justice’s warning not to politicize Adamowicz’s death is part of a standard playbook used by regressive forces to diffuse justified outrage about their policies. Like American conservatives after a mass shooting, Polish right-wing politicians and commentators have gone to great lengths to portray the assault on Adamowicz as “inexplicable” and “mysterious,” and emphasized the attackers’ criminal background and the mental health issues.
Similarly, Law and Justice’s warning not to politicize Adamowicz’s death is part of a standard playbook used by regressive forces to diffuse justified outrage about their policies. Like American conservatives after a mass shooting, Polish right-wing politicians and commentators have gone to great lengths to portray the assault on Adamowicz as “inexplicable” and “mysterious,” and emphasized the attackers’ criminal background and the mental health issues.
This kind of narrative effectively ties the opposition’s hands: Compounded with the lack of a credible investigative body, the government’s insistence that the attack is an aberration in no way related to its policies makes it that much more difficult to call out the ugly political tactics of a ruling party that has made waging all-out war against its critics a cornerstone of its political strategy.
The somber reality is that two centers of the liberal opposition, independent city mayors and secular civil society, were targeted Sunday. Both Adamowicz and the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity — Poland’s largest annual charity drive organized outside of the Catholic Church — have been subjected to a relentless hate campaign by state-owned media and increasing harassment by Polish authorities. Gdańsk’s city hall was also under near constant monitoring by the government-controlled anti-corruption bureau.
Law and Justice went to great lengths to starve the Orchestra charity of government support. Senior PiS politicians warned all government employees not to help the charity. Just last week, a major daily in Gdańsk reported that Orchestra's spokesman was worried about a “significant decrease of government support” for the big final event.
Indeed, at Sunday’s event, Adamowicz, clearly did not have even the most rudimentary police protection, despite being the mayor of one of Poland’s largest cities. By contrast, most government-supported events, including the monthly commemoration of the Smolensk plane crash, typically include massive police presence.
But the most chilling response to the attack has been the government’s call for national unity.
From the Reichstag fire to Turkey’s attempted military coup in 2016, history offers an abundance of cases when a sense of emergency is ruthlessly leveraged by an aspiring authoritarian regime to consolidate power. The mechanism is always the same: fear-induced unity silences the opposition and legitimizes a heavy-handed response by the government.
Worrisome signs of this dynamics have already begun to emerge.
A group of think tanks — including, unfortunately, some liberal organizations — have circulated a call to criminalize hate speech on the internet. Those who support this idea fail to realize that a selective application of that law by PiS-controlled prosecutors and judges may become yet another weapon against the opposition.
Likewise, calls to ramp up security at public events risk being used by the government to further constrain the rights of opposition and civil society groups to organize. The charismatic leader of the charitable Orchestra has already resigned under pressure.
Both Poland’s opposition and the country’s European partners can't let themselves be fooled by the government’s righteous indignation at Adamowicz’s assassination. The country needs an independent inquiry into the murder and a careful review of government procedures to grant or deny police support at public events as well as protection for opposition politicians.
Poland’s opposition must come out against any proposed laws that would further chip away at the country’s democratic institutions and strip away their rights, and should use the special election for the mayor of Gdańsk, to be held in less than three months, as an occasion to unite and mobilize.
Poland can't afford to let Adamowicz’s dream of an “open, tolerant, generous” country die with him.
Maciej Kisilowski is associate professor of law and public management at Central European University in Budapest.
The somber reality is that two centers of the liberal opposition, independent city mayors and secular civil society, were targeted Sunday. Both Adamowicz and the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity — Poland’s largest annual charity drive organized outside of the Catholic Church — have been subjected to a relentless hate campaign by state-owned media and increasing harassment by Polish authorities. Gdańsk’s city hall was also under near constant monitoring by the government-controlled anti-corruption bureau.
Law and Justice went to great lengths to starve the Orchestra charity of government support. Senior PiS politicians warned all government employees not to help the charity. Just last week, a major daily in Gdańsk reported that Orchestra's spokesman was worried about a “significant decrease of government support” for the big final event.
Indeed, at Sunday’s event, Adamowicz, clearly did not have even the most rudimentary police protection, despite being the mayor of one of Poland’s largest cities. By contrast, most government-supported events, including the monthly commemoration of the Smolensk plane crash, typically include massive police presence.
But the most chilling response to the attack has been the government’s call for national unity.
From the Reichstag fire to Turkey’s attempted military coup in 2016, history offers an abundance of cases when a sense of emergency is ruthlessly leveraged by an aspiring authoritarian regime to consolidate power. The mechanism is always the same: fear-induced unity silences the opposition and legitimizes a heavy-handed response by the government.
Worrisome signs of this dynamics have already begun to emerge.
A group of think tanks — including, unfortunately, some liberal organizations — have circulated a call to criminalize hate speech on the internet. Those who support this idea fail to realize that a selective application of that law by PiS-controlled prosecutors and judges may become yet another weapon against the opposition.
Likewise, calls to ramp up security at public events risk being used by the government to further constrain the rights of opposition and civil society groups to organize. The charismatic leader of the charitable Orchestra has already resigned under pressure.
Both Poland’s opposition and the country’s European partners can't let themselves be fooled by the government’s righteous indignation at Adamowicz’s assassination. The country needs an independent inquiry into the murder and a careful review of government procedures to grant or deny police support at public events as well as protection for opposition politicians.
Poland’s opposition must come out against any proposed laws that would further chip away at the country’s democratic institutions and strip away their rights, and should use the special election for the mayor of Gdańsk, to be held in less than three months, as an occasion to unite and mobilize.
Poland can't afford to let Adamowicz’s dream of an “open, tolerant, generous” country die with him.
Maciej Kisilowski is associate professor of law and public management at Central European University in Budapest.
END OF THE ARTICLE - UPDATED ON DECEMBER 18TH, 2024
MK ULTRA - ABOUT MK ULTRA BRAINWASH PERTAINING TO POLISH PLANE CRASH OF 2010 - TU 154M
GREAT MANY TRIED TO FUCK ME(from my schoolmates to teachers and even parents who did all they could to get words out of my mouths about existence of some kind of another world/reality), BUT NONE EVER SUCCEEDED WITH MY ALREADY PROVING FACTUALITY NOT ONLY ABOUT THE CASE BUT PEOPLE INVOLVED AS A HEADS OF THE STATES BEING NOTHING OTHER THAN SHIT/DUNG/TRASH GARBAGE.
@KACZYNSKI - THAT YOU ALREADY PLAYED WITH INSANITY SUCH AS IS PLANE CRASH INFRONT OF EUROPEAN POLITICIANS IS AN ACT OF LUNACY WITH WHICH YOU HOPED WILL CONTAMINATE, POSSIBLY FOR RUSSIA’S SAKE IF NOT YOUR OWN NEONAZI SCHIZOPHRENIA, ENTIRE EUROPEAN UNION AND USA.
VIDEO CAN ALSO BE SEEN AT https://video.fc2.com/content/20241218N6tVXeh4 OR https://youtu.be/lK-sdJRlN9o OR https://rumble.com/v60gqgb-about-mk-ultra-brainwash-pertaining-to-polish-plane-crash-of-2010-tu-154m.html OR
POLISH PLANE CRASH WAS SCHEDULED AS A RESPONSE TO 9/11 IN AS EARLY AS IN 2000 - BEFORE 9/11 TOOK PLACE. POLISH PLANE CRASH WAS SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE BY POLISH SEJM IN AS EARLY AS IN 2000 AS A RESPONSE TO 911 ATTACK
Video can be also seen at https://youtu.be/lK-sdJRlN9o? OR https://rumble.com/v60gtwh-polish-plane-crash-was-scheduled-to-take-place-by-polish-sejm-in-as-early-a.html OR https://youtu.be/lK-sdJRlN9o OR
EVERY POLICE OFFICER FROM NOVO MESTO POLICE STATION(THE SO-CALLED INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT) KNEW ABOUT ONE COMING BECAUSE ONE WAS EVEN HEAVILY DISCUSSED INSIDE OF OUR HOUSE IN AS EARLY AS IN 2000. NOT SO MUCH PUTIN AND NOT SO MUCH MEDVEDEV AT LEAST NOT MORE THAN WALESA AND KACZYŃSKI/MORAWIECKI / DUDA
IN A WAY I DID FAILED, BUT ON THE OTHER HAND I DIDN'T FAIL. I SURELY NEVER EVER GOOGLED ANYTHING THAT WOULD HAVE TO DO WITH LECH KACZYŃSKI CAR CRASH AND THEN LIMIT ON TO 2008 - 2010 SEARCH....THIS GOES TO DEMONSTRATE I HAVE AGAIN PROVIDED A SOLID TESTIMONY ABOUT STATE TERRORISM WHICH CLAIMED 100 POLISH LIVES. ITS IS TOO DAMN BAD I DIDN'T SQUEEZE PUBLISH BUTTON BEFORE I VISITED TOILET. ACTUALLY - NUMBER OF STROKES ON KEYBOARD WILL EVEN DEMONSTRATE WITH TIME AND EVERYTHING AUDIO RECORDED MY TODAY'S TESTIMONY AS FACTUAL. VERY VERY FACTUAL. UNDISPUTABLE.
@KING CHARLES - YOU ARE A LOSER AND SO ARE THE REST OF YOUR KIND. 2012 DETERMINED YOUR FAITH. 1 AND 2 ARE UGLY NUMBERS(I know so based on my grammar school index) https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2024/12/charle-claimed-during-mk-ultra-his.html and https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2024/12/the-end-is-near-but-nowhere-near-for-me.html
YOU SHOULD HAVE SPOKEN TO MY SCHOOLMATES AND EVEN KINDERGARTEN MATES AND THEY WOULD TELL YOU....GREAT MANY MANY TRIED WITH TOTAL ASSISTANCE AND ON BEHALF OF TEACHERS FOR NOBODY EVER SUCCEEDED...NUMEROUS TRIED AND FAILED.
KONEC POLJSKO SLOVENSKEGA ŠIZOIDNEGA SPRODOVANJA
WAS A FUTURE PLANE CRASH OF TU-154M COORDINATED WITH GEORGE BUSH(AMERICAN SIDE)
BECAUSE AMERO GERMAN BRITISH SIDE LEARNED ABOUT POLISH PLANS TO BLOW A PLANE IN NEAR FUTURE, GEORGE BUSH PERSONALLY ASKED ME IN 2003 TO STATE YEAR 2001 AND NOT 2000 IN RESPECT TO FUTURE PLANE CRASH WHICH POLLACKS AND RUSSIANS TOGETHER CONTEMPLATED ON. OBVIOUSLY DUE TO 9/11 WHICH TOOK PLACE IN 2001.
TU - 154M TERRORISM WAS NEGOTIATED IN ILLUMINATI CIRCLES WITH WHAT WAS AT THE TIME IN 2003, RUSSO POLISH PLAN TO BLOW ONE UP. WESTERN COALITION(INCLUDING BRITISH PRINCE CHARLES WHO KNEW ABOUT ALL DETAILS) DISAGREED WITH IT, BUT EXACTLY NOTHING TO PREVENT MURDER OF 100 POLISH PATRIOTS WHO FINALLY DEPARTED INTO FLAMES IN 2010
Ciąg dalszy kłopotów Macierewicza. Badania psychologiczne i egzamin
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Ciąg dalszy kłopotów Macierewicza. Badania psychologiczne i egzamin© East News
Od środy 18 grudnia Antoni Macierewicz nie będzie mógł prowadzić samochodu. Zakończył się bowiem siedmiodniowy okres pokwitowania, które upoważniało polityka do prowadzenia auta. Jak tłumaczy w rozmowie z Radiem ZET ekspert do spraw bezpieczeństwa w ruchu drogowym Wojciech Pasieczny, od teraz, jeżeli Macierewicz usiądzie za kierownicą, będzie to niezgodne z prawem.
- Od środy 18 grudnia Antoni Macierewicz nie może prowadzić samochodu
- Aby odzyskać uprawnienia, musi przejść badania psychologiczne i zdać egzamin po raz kolejny
- Cała awantura rozpoczęła się od jego zatrzymania pod pomnikiem smoleńskim
- Pierwszy taki przypadek, to będzie wykroczenie. Jeśli policjanci taki przypadek ujawnią, skierują wniosek do sądu. Oczywiście trzeba byłoby pozbawić pana Macierewicza immunitetu, żeby sąd mógł rozstrzygnąć w tej sprawie. Zakładając, że Sejm, uchyliłbym immunitet, wówczas poseł powinien być ukarany za to wykroczenie. Orzekany jest wtedy sądowy zakaz prowadzenia pojazdów – tłumaczył w rozmowie z Radiem ZET Wojciech Pasieczny, ekspert ds. bezpieczeństwa w ruchu drogowym.
Tydzień temu funkcjonariusze zatrzymali posłowi elektroniczne prawo jazdy w związku z przekroczeniem liczby punktów karnych. Do tej pory mógł prowadzić jednak samochód na podstawie pokwitowania, które wygasło. Teraz, aby odzyskać prawo jazdy, Macierewicz musi przejść badania psychologiczne i ponownie zdać egzamin.
Cała awantura rozpoczęła się od tego, kiedy Antoni Macierewicz został zatrzymany przez policję, kiedy próbował odjechać samochodem z miejsca obchodów miesięcznicy katastrofy smoleńskiej. Jego zdaniem, takie działania służb to bezprawne blokowanie posła. - To jest skutek tego, że obroniliśmy pomnik pana prezydenta Kaczyńskiego i tych, których zamordowali Rosjanie. To jest efekt tego działania. To jest skandal, policjanci bronili zdrajców Polski, którzy upowszechniali atak na śp. Lecha Kaczyńskiego. To się nie zdarzało nigdy, tylko na początku systemu komunistycznego, po 45 roku. Tak działano wobec bohaterów Polski - mówił dziennikarzowi Telewizji Republika Macierewicz.
Zatrzymanie Macierewicza poprzedziły inne kontrowersyjne zdarzenia.
pomiędzy zwolennikami PiS, a aktywistami, którzy regularnie zakłócają obchody miesięcznicy. - Mamy obowiązek narodowy bronić pomnik pana prezydenta (...) Nikt tutaj nie wejdzie, aby zniszczyć honor Rzeczpospolitej, nikt nie może jej niszczyć - krzyczał wzburzony Macierewicz.
31 października w Warszawie, w czego konsekwencji miał stracić prawo jazdy. Stąd jego zatrzymanie przez policję podczas jazdy samochodem po obchodach miesięcznicy smoleńskiej.
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