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Who will be the next President of Poland?


love_sunil80 14 | 127
11 Apr 2010 #1
what do you guys think who can be next president of poland.
delphiandomine 88 | 18,131
11 Apr 2010 #2
Too early to tell. No PiS candidate has a chance apart from Jaroslaw Kaczynski, and even then, if he announces his intention to run, PO will ensure that the election is held off as late as possible to ensure that he doesn't get as much as the sympathy vote as possible.

We may see the rise of a compromise candidate given that two out of the big three parties saw their candidates killed. It's not inconceivable that they may agree to allow someone politically neutral to stand - as it's obvious that this can't be fought like a traditional Polish (abusive) election.
convex 20 | 3,928
11 Apr 2010 #3
as it's obvious that this can't be fought like a traditional Polish (abusive) election

give it a week.
delphiandomine 88 | 18,131
11 Apr 2010 #4
Jaroslaw's not an idiot - if he does indeed run, he'll bury the nasty side of his character until after the election.

One thing to bear in mind - emotional people will turn out in droves to vote for the sympathetic character, whereas unemotional people may not bother. I'm already hearing people saying that they're not going to bother voting for Komorowski because it's a formality - when it's anything but.
plk123 8 | 4,138
11 Apr 2010 #5
Bronislaw Komorowski is the new president.
Pibwl - | 50
12 Apr 2010 #6
Jaroslaw's not an idiot - if he does indeed run, he'll bury the nasty side of his character until after the election.

The Poles will remember his nasty side anyway. He might get some extra points for sympathy for his brother, but he has no chance. Even Lech Kaczyński wasn't able to "warm" his image enough to get more, than some 25% of public support during his term, despite his trials. And Lech was the nice one of the two... If there had to be Kaczyński, it was the wrong one on the plane :-(
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
12 Apr 2010 #7
Bronislaw Komorowski is the new president.

He is acting prime minister for now. Elections for new president will be held after 60 days.
1jola 14 | 1,879
12 Apr 2010 #8
He is acting prime minister for now.

If Komorowski is the "acting" PM, what is the PM Tusk doing?
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
12 Apr 2010 #9
He is acting prime minister for now. Elections for new president will be held after 60 days.

Sorry It was error, He is acting President.
joepilsudski 26 | 1,388
12 Apr 2010 #10
Adam Michnik is a dark horse possibility.
TIT 5 | 211
12 Apr 2010 #11
Adam Michnik a Polish Caesar?
no, he wouldn do it :)
Olga 1 | 330
14 Apr 2010 #12
Will be Tusk--already Kremlin-approved ;)
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
14 Apr 2010 #13
The most probable date for the election – brought forward from the autumn after the death of President Lech Kaczynski last Saturday, is June 20.
Sokrates 8 | 3,345
14 Apr 2010 #14
what do you guys think who can be next president of poland.

Komorowski.

He is acting prime minister for now.

He's acting president, Tusk is the prime minister.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
14 Apr 2010 #15
Judging by how quickly he swiped those potentially damning documents, he's very much the acting President. Not just anybody can do that. On jest nudziarzem. He sums up the dull and spineless side of Poland. At least Kaczyński could bark a bit, though not always bite.
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
14 Apr 2010 #16
He's acting president, Tusk is the prime minister.

I have corrected my error in the thread above, have a look :)
mafketis 37 | 10,906
15 Apr 2010 #17
Will be Tusk--already Kremlin-approved ;)

Now just wait a minute, I thought Tusk was a crypto-German whose daddy was Hitler's shoe shine boy. Now you're saying he's a Kremlin stooge? Is there any end to his traitorous ways? Next you'll be saying he's an American puppet.....
Torq
15 Apr 2010 #18
All of the above is true. In addition - Tusk is not his real name, he changed it.
His real name is Moshe Tuskenbaum (he had to change his name when his cover
as a North Korean spy was blown).

*rolls eyes*
anton888 - | 82
15 Apr 2010 #19
You don't know? The Russians and Germans are joining forcing to against Poland, and Tusk is the guy they support and that's why they murdered the president of Poland and other officials so that Tusk can control the whole goverment and allow the Russians and Germans to share Poland again, probably the Jews are involved too.

Am I right, Ola?? :-)
mafketis 37 | 10,906
15 Apr 2010 #20
probably the Jews are involved too.

Of course! How could I forget the Jews?! Next thing, I'll forget the Masons and the Knights of Malta...
Olga 1 | 330
15 Apr 2010 #21
The Russians and Germans are joining forcing to against Poland, and Tusk is the guy they support and that's why they murdered the president of Poland and other officials so that Tusk can control the whole goverment and allow the Russians and Germans to share Poland again, probably the Jews are involved too.

Am I right, Ola?? :-)

Now THAT's a lame-brain conspiracy theory...Germans and Jews have nothing to gain so much as others. Look to where the balance of power tilts--ALWAYS with the violent demise of many politicians, you have to consider means, motive, opportunity. Look at who has the most to gain, and the rest is eliminated--only 2 gain greatly.
convex 20 | 3,928
15 Apr 2010 #22
only 2 gain greatly.

You're right, but who gains here?
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
15 Apr 2010 #23
All of the above is true. In addition - Tusk is not his real name, he changed it.
His real name is Moshe Tuskenbaum (he had to change his name when his cover
as a North Korean spy was blown).

*rolls eyes*

Never heard of that.
convex 20 | 3,928
15 Apr 2010 #24
he had to change his name when his cover
as a North Korean spy was blown

Speaking of Juche...
richasis 1 | 418
16 Apr 2010 #25
Apr 16, 10, 05:46 - Thread attached on merging:
CFR, Trilateral Commission Member to Replace Poland's Kaczynski?

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
April 14, 2010

BusinessWeek reported yesterday that Andrzej Olechowski will enter a presidential race in Poland to replace Lech Kaczynski.

"The Polish Peasants' Party, the junior partner in the governing coalition, will probably nominate its leader, Economy Minister Waldemar Pawlak, and Andrzej Olechowski, a former foreign minister and finance minister, will run as an independent," it is reported.

Odds on Andrzej Olechowski. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission. He was also an economist for the World Bank.

He also appears to work closely with the banksters: Olechowski sat on the supervisory boards of a number of European banks and corporations. Most notably he was on the advisory board of Goldman Sachs (see this biography on Olechowski's personal home page; in Polish).
Seanus 15 | 19,672
16 Apr 2010 #26
Almost undoubtedly Komorowski. Tusk will find him easy to manipulate and will seek, once again, to curb the powers of that office. Expect Tusk to push him closer to Russia. Tusk knows the importance of this and BK will follow suit.
Olga 1 | 330
16 Apr 2010 #27
Almost undoubtedly Komorowski.

You don't think Tusk? He is planning to run, you know.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
16 Apr 2010 #28
Tusk will surely learn from Russia, it is inevitable. There, the difference between PM and President is fuzzy and obfuscated. Tusk wants to reduce the powers of the President and I doubt that he sees that role in such a positive light now. What could Tusk do as President that he couldn't as PM, veto??

Tusk will likely see that being PM will allow him to sufficiently wield the forceps.
joepilsudski 26 | 1,388
17 Apr 2010 #29
Look for Sikorski to move up, if not immediatley, then in the future...Of course, Roman Polanski's name has been kicked around, too.
Bartolome 2 | 1,085
17 Apr 2010 #30
Most probably Komorowski IMO.
Unless Cimoszewicz decides to run as a candidate of left or perhaps independent with some not-so-quiet support from SLD and other leftist parties. He's the guy who has the biggest chances in current political climate. Olechowski is maybe 5-10% IMO.


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