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A suspected far-right attack in Poland has left at least six people dead and more than a dozen injured. The alleged gunman, described by a minister as "ultra-na…
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So, it was far-left after all.
Coincidentally this happens after the big spat recently between tusk and nawroki.<br><br>Pro Eu vs Pro polish citizens.
Always this crazy far right people. That happends if you only have hate in your life.
Every event is attributed to the Far Right. And the accusations come quick. But even if refusing to recognise that change is coming the German people are more discerning of the news.
That's what happens with right-wing extremism in a country: <br>Out of ideology, there comes terrorism.
Let us be clear he was influenced by Americanism and that is the distinction. <br><br>Poland must maintain its stance on the border and never back down from that .<br><br>Americanism does not belong in European Nations
His social media page says he’s a gay communist, but sure blame the imaginary “far-right”.
This kind of thing happens every other week in the U.S.
Another leftist coup
My heartfelt condolences to the people of Poland following the horrific attack in Kraków. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and everyone affected by this tragedy.<br><br>This tragedy should also serve as a serious warning to Poland and the wider Western world.<br><br>Poland, like other European countries, has seen far-right extremist movements develop within its own society. The danger of homegrown extremism must never be underestimated. Polish authorities have said that the suspect appears to have been influenced by far-right ideology, although the full motive is still being investigated.<br><br>When hatred and radicalisation are allowed to take root, the consequences can eventually be felt within the very societies where they emerge. Far-right hatred should not be dismissed as harmless anger or excused as patriotism.<br><br>Many countries in the East have already experienced the devastating consequences of extremism and terrorism, and some are still struggling with them decades later.<br><br>The West must learn from these experiences rather than repeat the same mistakes. Terrorism is not always a threat coming from outside a country’s borders. It can also develop from within, regardless of religion, nationality or ideology.<br><br>All forms of violent extremism must be taken seriously, including far-right extremism. Leaders, the media and communities must challenge hatred before it becomes normalised and more innocent lives are lost.<br><br>Extremism has no loyalty to the societies that tolerate it. Eventually, innocent people pay the price.
Lol of course it is 😂
The attack is Poland's deadliest shooting in decades.
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