Let me guess, the child is actually born:
"Tens of thousands of Poles have defied COVID-19 restrictions to protest against a new high court ruling that imposes a near-total ban on abortion, blocking major roads and bridges and chanting anti-government slogans. The demonstrators, some dressed as characters from “The Handmaid’s Tale,” have even disrupted masses and vandalized churches — a rare case of lashing out at the government’s ally, the Catholic Church, in the staunchly Catholic country. The protests began Thursday over the ruling that tightened what was already one of Europe’s most restrictive abortion laws, but they have increasingly turned into a broader expression of anger at a right-wing government that opponents accuse of hijacking the judiciary and chipping away at the rights of women and minorities....."
Looks like a destabilization and color revolution is being fomented in the supremely Catholic country:
Women's rights activists with posters of the Women's Strike action protested against recent tightening of Poland's restrictive abortion law in front of the parliament building as inside, guards had to be used to shield right-wing ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski from angry opposition lawmakers, in Warsaw, Poland, on Tuesday (Czarek Sokolowski/Associated Press)
I saw that photograph and thought of the Handmaids!
They are pro-abortion advocates yet were the mask!
Then there are the forced airport examinations of women at the airports that results in either a missing baby or kidnapping.
Related:
Hundreds of thousands have been pouring into the streets for days.
They must be immune from COVID.
Better be careful or you will end up in a camp:
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Poland’s government is transforming the National Stadium in Warsaw into a field hospital to handle the surging number of people infected with the coronavirus, and expects it to be operational within days, officials said. The
government is also making preparations to create other temporary hospitals as Polish
hospitals are filling up and
threatening to turn into a
major crisis. “We
assume that it will not be possible to stop the dynamics of the
epidemic and that we will have to open more temporary hospitals,” Mariusz Kaminski, the interior minister, said. Michal Dworczyk, the head of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki’s office, said the hospital at the National Stadium will have 500 beds in the first stage, 50 of which will be for patients requiring intensive care. Eventually it should be able to take 1,000 patients. He said it would be
operational in a matter of days. “This is the first time we are doing something like this in Poland. It is a
great challenge for us,” Dworczyk said. Also Monday, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the conservative ruling party and deputy prime minister, went into
voluntary quarantine after having
contact with an
infected person. He was showing
no symptoms and working from home, the party spokesman said. Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak said he was also going into quarantine after contact with an infected person but also said he
was feeling well. It was unclear how the government will manage to staff the hospital at the stadium given widespread reports of shortages of doctors and other medical officials across the country. The stadium, with a seating capacity of over 58,500, was constructed to host matches for the Euro 2012 football championship, which Poland co-hosted with Ukraine. Poland
experienced very low rates of infection in the spring compared with Western European countries
but is now witnessing an exponential surge of corona
virus infections. On Monday the Health Ministry recorded 7,482 new coronavirus infections over the previous day, and 41 deaths. Since the start of the pandemic the nation of 38 million has recorded 183,248 cases and 3,614 deaths;
however, the
true rate of infection is likely higher. In the past day, 36,000 COVID-19 tests were carried out, meaning that nearly 21 percent of all tests came back positive. Health Minister Adam Niedzielski warned Monday that Poland could have 15,000 to 20,000 new cases daily if infection rates keep increasing at their current pace. He said his ministry is
preparing for that scenario."
