here we go Donald Tusk is finally talking about the constitutional court crisis, and yes, this is Russia. After a whole day of silence, Tusk finally spoke for five minutes. If you took a shot every time he said "rule of law", you'd be in your eighth before he got to the Russian bots. His main points: the court built by PiS "is not a real court", and Noruki and Pis have blocked any attempt to fix it. Its judges were "lawfully elected" and "attacked," while the police were there to "protect the court from the attackers. " "In a country ruled by the rule of law, a judge, even a petite woman, does not back down before an aggressive thug. "This is an excavation in Nauruki. "In a country governed by the rule of law, a politician cannot enter a court and give orders or intimidate judges, even if he is the president. " Then he explained the whole crisis in the story: a thief steals an old woman's handbag, and when he is caught, he screams that he is the victim. And then, right on schedule: "It is no coincidence that they find support around the world among pro-Russian forces. Today in this conflict they enjoy the support of an army of Russian bots on the Internet. They even received public compliments from the Kremlin's chief ideologue. In Tusk's version, the Supreme Court, the president and two of his own diplomats are a Russian influence operation. The riot police is the rule of law. We said he would blame Russia on Monday. He didn't even wait that long.

here we go Donald Tusk is finally talking about the constitutional court crisis, and yes, this is Russia. After a whole day of silence, Tusk finally spoke for five minutes. If you took a shot every time he said "rule of law", you'd be in your eighth before he got to the Russian bots. His main points: the court built by PiS "is not a real court", and Noruki and Pis have blocked any attempt to fix it. Its judges were "lawfully elected" and "attacked," while the police were there to "protect the court from the attackers. " "In a country ruled by the rule of law, a judge, even a petite woman, does not back down before an aggressive thug. "This is an excavation in Nauruki. "In a country governed by the rule of law, a politician cannot enter a court and give orders or intimidate judges, even if he is the president. " Then he explained the whole crisis in the story: a thief steals an old woman's handbag, and when he is caught, he screams that he is the victim. And then, right on schedule: "It is no coincidence that they find support around the world among pro-Russian forces. Today in this conflict they enjoy the support of an army of Russian bots on the Internet. They even received public compliments from the Kremlin's chief ideologue. In Tusk's version, the Supreme Court, the president and two of his own diplomats are a Russian influence operation. The riot police is the rule of law. We said he would blame Russia on Monday. He didn't even wait that long.