All right, Alexander. Let's talk about the chaotic political situation unfolding in Poland.

And we have some politicians, ex-politicians, ex-ministers, who were being provided safety by President Duda.

And they had some court cases.

Those court cases went away.

Then Tusk brought those court cases back or those charges back against them.

And he went after these former politicians who were Law and Justice Party. He went after

them. They were, from what I understand, they were staying in the presidential residency or

with Duda and they actually stormed the residency. And they apprehended these guys. And now

one of them is announcing a hunger strike and just political chaos in

in Poland. They had issues with the budget and getting the budget passed. And, you know,

Duda and Tusk, obviously, they don't get along. That's crystal clear. They don't like each other. But the situation in Poland

seems to be spiraling out of control. And of course, we still have the blockade on Ukraine.

The farmers strikes. They're joining Germany as well. And they're blocking the passage of trucks from from Ukraine and the

imports of good from Ukraine. Just a chaotic situation all around. Yeah, it is chaotic and it's also

very dangerous and it's also very just very sinister and there is one person in my opinion who

bears overwhelming responsibility for it and that is is Donald Tusk, because Donald Tusk

was elected Prime Minister. I mean, his coalition won the recent election. It's important to remember

that law and justice still emerged out of the election, has the biggest party. It Still has a lot of support in Poland.

There are other parties in Poland that are also nationalistic and right wing

and probably closer to law and justice.

So taking on a very significant part of the Polish people,

Polish electorate, and he didn't need to do this.

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