
"Grzegor Braun desecrated a minute of silence for Holocaust victims in the European Parliament" wrote Euro MP Łukasz Kohut. As the “disgusting creature” stated, she was removed from the hall by Parliament's services. The curious individual himself referred to the event, acknowledging that he had only “completed” silence with a call to prayer.
The incidental occurred on Wednesday during a session on global Holocaust Memorial Day. Grzegorz Braun was to halt the closing gathering a minute of silence devoted to the victims of the Holocaust. His behaviour was met with outrage from a large number of MEPs. Robert Metsol besides reacted rapidly.
Grzegorz Braun's behaviour was reported, among others, by Euro MP Łukasz Kohut, who included a photograph in the entry showing the removal from the EP of the erstwhile Confederate policy. "Grzegor Braun desecrated a minute of silence for Holocaust victims in the European Parliament. A disgusting creature brought out by Parliament's services from the plenary room," he wrote.
Grzegorz Braun desecrated a minute of silence for Holocaust victims in the European Parliament
Disgusting creature brought out by Parliament's services from the hall pic.twitter.com/uTzrjdAvc
— Łukasz Kohut (@LukaszKohut) January 29, 2025
Mr Dariusz Joński besides commented on the issue. “The actual face of confederation! Braun expelled for disorderly conduct during a peculiar plenary session on global Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. Shame" – he assessed through social media.
The actual face of confederation!
Braun expelled for disorderly conduct during a peculiar plenary session on global Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Shame pic.twitter.com/sDdvLPwvLC
— Dariusz Joński (@Dariusz_Jonski) January 29, 2025
The case has already been addressed by the curious individual himself, who posted an entry on social media in which he argued that he "called for prayer."
"I did not 'disturb', I supplemented – with a call to prayer for the victims of the judaic genocide in Gaza. Excluded from the gathering by Robert Metsola, I shared the remark that seemingly all victims are equal, but any are more equal," wrote Grzegorz Braun.
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