In fresh days, the Youth of All Poland (MW) has started a series of anti-immigration manifestations in various cities of Poland. Protests have already been held in Bydgoszcz, Tczew and Rzeszów, and in May the organization plans another four.
"We do not want sub-Saharan engineers with knife in their teeth" – MW on immigration threats
"We see immigrants flood Europe. expanding crime in countries specified as England, France and Germany. We see immigrants causing chaos on European streets. We besides see an increase in organised crime, gang formation, drug trafficking, increasingly violent assaults, thefts and rapes. Let us not let Poland end up like another European countries," she said Zofia Bojanowska, a associate of the All-Polish Youth.
"We do not want sub-Saharan engineers with a knife in their teeth, Ukrainian and Georgian gangs. We want a safe Poland. We want Poland for Poles. Why for Poles? For who else would Poland be for," she added.
May protests and calls for the deportation of illegal immigrants
MW announced four more demonstrations share “Poland for Poles”. The protests will be held in:
- Radom – 1 May, 12:00, Corazzi Square
- Gdansk – May 9, 6:00 p.m., Chmielna 74 St.
- Wroclaw – May 16, 6:30 p.m., in front of Main Station
- Krakow – May 16, 5:00 p.m., Main Square under the Town Hall Tower
"We stand on the side of the Polish national interest, we think we request mass deportation of dangerous immigrants. To keep Poland monoethnic nature and so that people can feel safe in their own country," Bojanowska stressed.
Other initiatives of the All-Polish Youth
In addition to anti-immigration protests, MW engages in another activities. Time Easter Christmas break activists from Kraków and Lublin organized an action reminding about Poles surviving abroad. The initiative took place simultaneously in Lublin and Vilnius.
On April 16, the organization besides took part in protest before the infirmary in Oleśnica, opposing abortion in the ninth period of pregnancy.
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In fresh days, the Youth of All Poland (MW) has started a series of anti-immigration manifestations in various cities of Poland. Protests have already been held in Bydgoszcz, Tczew and Rzeszów, and in May
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"We want Poland for Poles". All-Poland youth organizes anti-immigration demonstrations
