Solidarity — There is no way back!
5 Jun, 2019 at 11:48 | Posted in Politics & Society | 3 Comments
In June 1989, Polish authorities made parliamentary seats available to candidates from Solidarity. In October 1989, Solidarity helped form Poland’s first noncommunist government. The following month, the Berlin Wall fell.
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LARS P. SYLL 
Now we’re are they? Are they not flirting with authoritarianism now?
Comment by Rob— 5 Jun, 2019 #
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-05/defending-solidarity-s-legacy-in-poland-is-getting-tougher
Comment by Lars Syll— 5 Jun, 2019 #
Thanks Lars, some pretty scary stuff in there, such as,
Seems the entire world is learching towards all types of fundamentalisms.
Comment by Rob— 5 Jun, 2019 #