Dogsauce
I’ve got Skol but I’m not a Scholar
Like France innit. Fash or Macron’s aloof managerialism. Another world is no longer possible.
Poland
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aye but the difference is Macron won the election and is in comfortable power...this coalition might scrape over the line and if so then could very likely collapse at the first hurdle... my point is the coverage isnt sufficiently reporting the fragility of the situation
ska invita
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seeing lots of ecstatic articles like this
Guardian jubilant
What Poland’s Surprise Election Winner Means for the World
Donald Tusk says he saved democracy. His larger legacy could be to strengthen European security.www.politico.com
...but the coalition lost! I dont quite get the excitement. Yes fuck PiS but its hardly a rout. PiS won the vote
how about this one today
Power and Catholicism were inseparable in Poland. The fall of populists mirrors that of priests | Wojciech OrliÅski
The success of centre-left parties follows the collapse in devotion. Like Ireland, we are loosening the churchâs grip on the state, says Polish journalist and author Wojciech OrliÅski
"centre left coalition"
its not funny tbh
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brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Raheem
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Much more of that and he'll be getting congratulations from the Anti Defamation League.
mojo pixy
שיר חדש
What a prick omg
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TV stations were already seized by PiS.... Pumping out highest level propaganda. Usually this kind of "staff change" happens over time, BBC a good case of gradual drift pushed by government, seems they've just gotten on with resetting things fast.
What's the jailing thing?
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Sounds like tough shit for corrupt politicians who think the law doesn't apply to them:
"Kamiński and Wąsik were convicted of abuse of power for actions taken in 2007, when they served in an earlier Law and Justice-led government, and were sentenced in December to two years in prison. They insist that they are innocent.
A court on Monday issued orders for police to arrest them and deliver them to prison.
When Law and Justice returned to power in 2015, Duda issued a pardon to Kamiński and Wąsik after they were convicted of abuse of power but before their appeals had gone to a higher court, allowing them to take high government positions.
Many legal experts argued that presidential pardons are to be reserved for cases that have gone through all appeals."
"Kamiński and Wąsik were convicted of abuse of power for actions taken in 2007, when they served in an earlier Law and Justice-led government, and were sentenced in December to two years in prison. They insist that they are innocent.
A court on Monday issued orders for police to arrest them and deliver them to prison.
When Law and Justice returned to power in 2015, Duda issued a pardon to Kamiński and Wąsik after they were convicted of abuse of power but before their appeals had gone to a higher court, allowing them to take high government positions.
Many legal experts argued that presidential pardons are to be reserved for cases that have gone through all appeals."
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The39thStep
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Meet the new boss ....
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