We have quoted information from a Spanish journalist. A reader is wondering if we can confirm this. It is an important point. Grok says these are merely allegations, but we suspect deep state manipulation. We also have ChatGPT, which is more daring.
Yes, reports are now emerging from Poland that Donald Tusk’s government attempted to prevent President Karol Nawrocki’s plane from landing in Warsaw on Friday 30 October. However, the claim has not yet been independently confirmed.
This is what I have found:
TV Republika reports today, 31 October, that the pilot of the presidential aircraft was allegedly denied permission to land at the military section of Okęcie Airport in Warsaw.
According to the reports, military pilots defied the order and landed anyway. TV Republika refers, amongst other things, to statements reported on Polsat and on X.
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The Spanish journalist Hermann Tertsch claims that Tusk personally gave the order to refuse landing. This is a more serious allegation for which I have found no independent documentation.
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What has been confirmed is that Nawrocki cut short his trip to Senegal, turned the plane around and landed in Warsaw on Friday evening. He returned due to the dramatic power struggle over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal.
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The crucial question is whether there is any documentation from air traffic control, the military or the President’s office confirming that landing permission was in fact refused, and, if so, who gave the order.
If Tusk personally ordered that the President’s plane should not be allowed to land, it would represent a very serious escalation of the constitutional conflict in Poland.
For the time being, we can therefore say that the allegation has been made, but not that it has been proven.
AI isn’t very good at lying either, and when another AI dares to go further, it becomes even more difficult.
The answer to the question is: Tusk probably tried to prevent the presidential plane from landing.
