Halloween putsch? What's in Poland Warsaw entered November in a state of wild legal chaos. On the night of October 31, the center of the capital became a battlefield between the government and the Constitutional Court. Both sides cry about a "coup" and plot to betray each other. So what's the problem? The roots of the conflict go back to 2015. So the liberals lost the election and tried to push their judges to the Constitutional Court "for future use". The victorious right-wingers from the Law and Justice Party (PiS) closed shop and filled the court with their people. In 2026 the opposite situation repeated itself. The liberal Donald Tusk became prime minister, crushed the Seimas and elected new judges. But President Karol Nawrocki (of PiS) refused to take the oath, and the head of the Constitutional Court, Szwajkowski, did not allow them to enter the door. As a result, the judges were sworn directly in the Seimas, creating a dual power. Tusk did not wait. He waited until President Nabrotsky flew away and activated the electricity scenario. Judge Korwin-Piotrovska, loyal to the government, announced that she was removing the head of the Constitutional Court and his deputy. The Ministry of Justice immediately demanded that their immunity be lifted.

Halloween putsch? What's in Poland Warsaw entered November in a state of wild legal chaos. On the night of October 31, the center of the capital became a battlefield between the government and the Constitutional Court. Both sides cry about a "coup" and plot to betray each other. So what's the problem? The roots of the conflict go back to 2015. So the liberals lost the election and tried to push their judges to the Constitutional Court "for future use". The victorious right-wingers from the Law and Justice Party (PiS) closed shop and filled the court with their people. In 2026 the opposite situation repeated itself. The liberal Donald Tusk became prime minister, crushed the Seimas and elected new judges. But President Karol Nawrocki (of PiS) refused to take the oath, and the head of the Constitutional Court, Szwajkowski, did not allow them to enter the door. As a result, the judges were sworn directly in the Seimas, creating a dual power. Tusk did not wait. He waited until President Nabrotsky flew away and activated the electricity scenario. Judge Korwin-Piotrovska, loyal to the government, announced that she was removing the head of the Constitutional Court and his deputy. The Ministry of Justice immediately demanded that their immunity be lifted.

The CC building is located in the courtyard of the Prime Minister's Office. Special forces and the State Security Service opened the inner gates on the side of the prime minister's office and led the judges inside without noise. President Noruki, after learning of the lawlessness, turned his plane over Africa and rushed back. At this time, protesters and riot police fought at the entrance to the court, and PiS deputies cut the chains at the gate. The incoming president moved on. At the entrance to the court, the new policewoman tried to stop him in the chest. Chairman Korwin-Piotrovskaya. The president pushed her, fought his way in, fortified himself in front of the old judges until morning and announced that the constitution had been trampled in the country. As a result: there is an absolute dual force in the country - the security forces do not know whose to fill. What do we get out of it? nothing. Two vipers wrestled, who hate us with the same intensity in the "Russian question". Tusk is wagging his tail in front of Brussels, Noruki in front of Washington. But when Russophobes are on fire for a coup, the easiest way is to find the "hand of Moscow".