Denied entry to Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal: appeal to police

From the grounds of the Constitutional Tribunal, Police officers.

You are here illegally, on the grounds of the Constitutional Tribunal.

As the building administrator, I inform you, that you do not have my permission or authorization to remain on the grounds of the Constitutional Tribunal.

At the same time, I call on the peo-people who claim the right to be judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, to cease their unlawful actions at the he— on the net— in the he— headquarters of the Constitutional Tribunal.

I also demand to be allowed to enter the Constitutional Tribunal and police assistance to make these usurpers leave the grounds of the Constitutional Tribunal.

I call on the police and your commanders to remove these barriers, which restrict citizens of the Republic of Poland's access to a constitutional state body.

I call on the usurpers, Ms. Korwin-Piotrowska, to leave the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal immediately.

You are not a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal.

The other people, apart from the three lawful judges, Mr. Szostek, Bętkowska, and Patera, are not judges of the Constitutional Tribunal.

I call on these three, these lawful judges, not to take part in the unlawful actions related to the coup against the constitutional organ of the Republic of Poland.

This coup is still ongoing. The situation is unbearably unbearable.

Citizens of the Republic of Poland do not have access to the Constitutional Court because of direct acts of violence and force undertaken by police officers under the direction of Ms. Korwin-Piotrowska and their superiors,

as far as Police Headquarters and Warsaw Police Headquarters are concerned.

I call on your officers not to take part—do not take part in committing the crime of an attack on a constitutional body of the state, a crime punishable by up to twenty years in prison.

I call on all usurpers, employees of the Constitutional Tribunal, not to take part in the unlawful actions of this uh, group, which in my opinion is committing very se-serious criminal offenses.

I also thank those em— those employees of the Constitutional Tribunal who did not join the actions with the unlawful usurpers.

Those who founded the Solidarity trade union and everyone protesting here with me in front of the Constitutional Tribunal.

Ladies and gentlemen, once again, we— uh, I press the button, to get into the Constitutional Tribunal.

I see chains. This is a democratic state governed by the rule of law.

Surrounded by chains, barriers, uh, officers of the lady's police force with firearms, with batons, wearing riot helmets.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is a democratic state governed by the rule of law.

This is a state for Poles. This is, um, a state that serves the sovereign under a police baton.

I am extremely sorry, because at the same time, we know we have heroes among Polish police officers, who subdued an attacker, who are heroes of the Republic of Poland.

But unfortunately, you are forc-forced to take part in criminal activity.

I was not allowed into the Constitutional Tribunal, even though today supposedly someone's holding some kind of hearing.

We don't know in what capacity or what they're doing, but in a moment I'll speak about that, uh, in front of the cameras.

I was not allowed into the Constitutional Tribunal.

I'll come here every day on working days, of course, when the Constitutional Tribunal is open, because I have to report my readiness to serve the Republic of Poland and the Polish nation.

Every lawful judge, the Tribunal's vice-president, and the lawful judges, we'll come here to get into the Constitutional Tribunal.

However, we will of course not, in any way, uh, follow the usurper's absurd and unlawful orders, that access to the Tribunal can be gained through the Chancellery of the Prime Minister.

The Constitutional Tribunal is a separate body of judicial authority, and it is not, ladies and gentlemen, an executive body.

Unfortunately, once again I failed to get into the Constitutional Tribunal.

We are being kept away from, um, this constitutional body of the state, while lawlessness, violations of the Constitution and the law continue.