Polish constitution supersede the EU treaties and regulations

Poland's constitutional tribunal has ruled that some EU law is unconstitutional.

French presidential candidate Eric Zemmour supports Poland and urges France to do the same.

msn.com/en-gb/news/world/poland-e2-80-98on-path-to-polexit-e2-80-99-after-judges-rule-national-laws-supersede-eu/ar-AAPfu4N?ocid=BingNewsSearch

No impact on me but it still feels good.

The most extreme 'candidate'.


No he doesn't.

polandin.com/56274472/candidate-for-french-president-post-backs-poland-as-regards-top-court-ruling

Just as I said, he doesn't 'support' Poland at all.

He claims to 'support' one political tendency within Poland. Which of course is nothing at all to do with Poland and everything to do with grandstanding and dog-whistling to his own rancid supporters in France.

Every word and act that supports the sovereignty of Poland, like in the case of a legal battle between the Polish constitution vs EU regulations, is the voice that supports the best interest of Poland.

In your personal opinion.

Evidently not in the opinion of the 100,000 who turned out today in Zamkowy.

In your personal opinion, in a conflict between the Polish constitution and the EU rules, whose side are you on to start with?

Stop lying. Not Poland`s but PiS`s. Simple.


Another lie. You do support the best interest but the Kremlin`s, not Poland`s. Such guys like you and PIS are New Targowica - descendants of those elites who once sold Poland to Russia in 18th century and enthusiastically contributed to partitions.

Today history repeats itself.

Very.

The strength of feeling against them is huge here. It looks like PiS have scored another own goal.

Yes, that's like 0.25% of total population and I support their right to a political protest.

Not to mention that this gathering is another blow to an official "pandemic" narrative. More crowded mass gatherings like this and soon the flu paranoia will be over and no one will take it seriously.

So PiS is a dictatorship. How could this happen in a "democracy"?
Or are democracies democracies only when they abandon their national self-interests and join internationalists?

"Like"???

And it is an amazing turn out given the short notice and the cold weather.

We can expect more of the same, on a much larger scale,

They were all vaccinated, wore triple masks, took only every other breath, and didn't utter a word.

Serbs will fo* EU because of EU`s violence on Poland.

And somehow none of them wore a t-shirt or held a banner with the word "Konstytucja" written on it just like a few short years ago ;-)

Yeh, they were defending Conststions a few years back and now they are standing against Constitucions.
It is clear that they do not care about Conststions and never were, nor about 'rule of the law'. They are political scum that takes money from Germany but they told them they won't get much if they are not in charge in Poland. So that could sell out everything for some small change.

That is what sort of scum they are.

It's actually the (arguably illegitimate and highly politicised) Constitutional Tribunal, rather than the constitution itself that is the issue.

You knew that, but hoped people reading this wouldn't.

Nope, it is about the claim made by the EU that the European Constitution supersede the Polish constitution.

Thanks for showing us that you've misunderstood the issue.

Thanks for showing us you are out of the loop.

No, they don`t. It is your beloved nazionalist guys who take money from the Kremlin to carry out Polexit. Tfu, you traitors!

yes, they do, they did in the past and there is no reason to believe they don't at the present.

I suspect there will be a lot more focus on that over coming months. Have you ever heard anyone in real life (aside from weirdos on PF) every say anything positive about Macierewicz?


More in it than you. How many times have you visited Poland in the last 20 years?

Hey, pawian, cut the crap, drop the adjectives and slogans, and state clearly if PiS is a party that was elected democratically and according to the Polish laws. A yes or no will do fine first. After that, you can editorialize all you want.

Nope, it's you that misunderstood the issue.

It is a fundamental legal battle over the future of the EU and Europe as a whole. Whether it becomes a European Federation ruled by unelected, mostly left-leaning, beaurocrats from Brussels (steered by Germany, and to some extend by France) or remains a union of sovereign states who cultivate their own values and cooperate with each other economically and, to a certain level agreed by member states, politically.

Yes, just like Nazis before in 1930s.

OK. Then they are legitimate and according to the Polish laws. Glad to know.

Really?

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Polish Constitution, article 8

§1

"The Constitution shall be the supreme law of the Republic of Poland."

§2

"The provisions of the Constitution shall apply directly unless the Constitution
provides otherwise."

constituteproject.org/constitution/Poland_1997.pdf


Unfortunately, another lie coming from a "total opposition". Plac Zamkowy has a maximum capacity of 25 000 persons (10 000 square meters in total).

So those half-wits are trying to convince people that they squeezed over 70 000 protesters into narrow backstreets surrounding Plac Zamkowy. Probably they didn't even imagine that some people won't take their words for granted and would count the numbers...

Not that it really matters, cause in a democracy the only thing that matters for politicians is how many votes they get in general elections. It just shows how desperate Tusk and his anti-constitutional clique are.