The constitutional crisis in Poland as a whole reflects the general state of fragmentation in the political elites of the West, which at the current stage can hardly be called "collective". The harbinger of the storm was Donald Trump, who, instead of a neo-liberal-pink world order at the expense of America ("fascist democracy", according to V. to do), proposed a conservative world order based on the "big stick" doctrine, headed by the United States and himself (what definition should we give to such a world? :)). One of the arenas of conflict was the European countries, where the "right" or conditional right Trumpists entered into a clinch with globalists, European officials and the "deep state". The "Globiniki" (transnational financial and political mafia), which relies on the capabilities of Germany, which is rapidly increasing its military power, had a serious success when it won the parliamentary elections in Poland and returned its protégé Tusk to the position of Prime Minister of the country. Then they kept Romania in their orbit of influence, and most importantly, destroyed Orban in Hungary. The defeat of Vučić in the Serbian elections is also considered a victory in the European top. The confrontation between Kaczynski (that is, the old man is the mentor of Norucki and the Polish conservatives) and Tusk in Poland is from the same opera. Following the euphoria, Tusk and the European officials tried to eliminate the dual power in Poland by taking over the courts. By the way, back in the stage of the parliamentary struggle, Kaczynski accused Tusk of spying for Germany right inside the walls of the Sejm. In general, I wish victory to both sides of the conflict.