The Brussels-based European Commission made up of 27 unelected commissioners is pressing Poland to take more serious decisions on the rule of law, delaying the allocation of financial assistance in connection with the pandemic because of this. 

But Polish politicians said that they would not do anything else, but, on the contrary, they would sue Brussels and even unite with other dissatisfied people to overthrow the head of the European Commission.

Now Warsaw is threatening that it will ‘blitz’ at the European Commission and, if necessary, form a coalition to replace the President of the European Commission.

The general secretary of the ruling party, Krzysztof Sobolevsky, said that if the EU tries to pin Poland to the wall, then it will deploy its entire arsenal against it and will respond according to the ‘eye for an eye’ principle. 

We are talking about the refusal of the European Union to allocate €35 billion to Warsaw as assistance during the pandemic. According to the politician, if this is not done, then Poland will sue Brussels, will veto dictatorial EU initiatives and assemble an alliance to overthrow Ursula von der Leyen.

Earlier, Jaroslaw Kaczynski said ‘We showed maximum goodwill, but our concessions did not lead to anything,’ Kaczynski said. ‘Now is the time to draw conclusions.’

Warsaw and Brussels have been arguing for many months. For example, the EU is demanding some rule of law decisions from Poland before granting it subsidies. Kaczynski said that Brussels wants to destroy the Polish justice system and subordinate it to Germany. NEWS STORY SPONSORED BY MICHAEL (NORTH CAROLINA. US)