Polish Government Lied About Kraków Mass Shooter’s ‘Far-Right’ Ties. By Kurt Zindulka at Breitbart.
Warsaw initially described [the Kraków gunman, who killed nine people] being “fascinated with far-right ideologies” before admitting that the claim was merely an “initial hypothesis”. …
A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes.
The assertion that the shooter was aligned with the far-right was immediately picked up by the international press and dominated initial discussions surrounding the attack. …
On Sunday, the Polish daily Super Express reported that the 24-year-old suspect — who has now died of gunshot wounds received during the initial police response — had “no ties to any right-wing parties or extreme right-wing organisations”. The paper added that security services have also found no trace of him being tied to the extreme right online, citing several sources with knowledge of the investigation.
Polish publisher Onet reports today that police found a Gadsden ‘Don’t Tread On Me’ flag in the man’s room, which may have erronously informed the initial statement. The prosecutor, however, clarified that there were no symbols associated with far-left or far-right associations found on his walls.
The national prosecutor’s office said: “This flag isn’t universally associated with any extremism. It’s used for various purposes, including the snake on one of Metallica’s albums”. …
The gunman did not leave any document outlining his motivation in his car or at his home. … Those who knew the alleged attacker have also denied that he was on the far-right. …
Oh really?
Meanwhile, Warsaw paper of record Rzeczpospolita reported that evidence was found indicating that the suspect may in fact be an “ultra-leftist”, with a source from the Kraków police saying that they had found images of him “posing with flags”.
Antonio Graceffo at Gateway Pundit:
Poland’s left-leaning Tusk government and international media labeled Kraków gunman Michał Oksiński far-right, but prosecutors found no evidence of a right-wing affiliation, while images circulating on X from deleted Facebook accounts attributed to him appear to show him posing with an LGBT Pride flag and mocking the pope. …
Other photos and posts circulating on X claim to show the gunman marching with left-wing demonstrators behind banners reading “Refugees Welcome” and “Without states, without borders,” and supporting other left-wing causes.
In Poland, the prosecutors in charge of the investigation into the Kraków attack have OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED that there is NO EVIDENCE that the terrorist Michal Oksinski is “far-right”.
With this, Donald Tusk’s government have been exposed as LIARS for claiming something that was not true.
Australian ABC reported the mass shooting, not providing many facts, but stated three times that the shooter was believed to be “far-right”. You think they will correct that lie?
hat-tip Matthew T.