Tarczyński on Poland's border warning
Anyone thinking about heading for the Polish border gets a blunt message from Dominik Tarczyński, a Polish Member of the European Parliament: come near it and you'll be shot, and you'll die. He says that's been his line for years, spelled out plainly. Try to cross anyway and it's on you, he argues, so spare him the complaints afterward about being shot or shoved back over. The wider point he's making is about outcomes: Western Europe let people in and got unrest and rioting, while Poland shut its doors and kept citizens safe. That's the comparison being drawn, and it's not subtle.
