Clashes at the celebration of the Independence Day in Warsaw

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Few minutes ago friend send me the link to this article

_http://rt.com/news/204519-poland-independence-day-clashes/

At least 215 people were arrested after clashes broke out in Warsaw. Some Polish nationalists, who took to the streets to mark the country’s National Independence Day, threw flares and stones at police. Law enforcers responded with water cannon.

Tens of thousands marched through the Polish capital Tuesday with many carrying the national flag, while flares and firecrackers were also let off. The march was attended by extremist nationalist groups, such as the Radical Camp and the All-Polish Youth.

Marches through the city’s capital have taken place every year since 2008 and have often led to clashes between rival political organizations.

For the fourth consecutive year the procession turned violent, with a group breaking away as they crossed a bridge over the Vistula river and reached the eastern bank, near the Polish national football stadium.

According to Reuters, they tore up paving slabs and benches from a nearby bus station and started to throw them at police, who were dressed in riot gear.

Law enforcement officers responded by approaching the rioters and using a water cannon truck to push the marches back onto the bridge in the direction they had come. Some outlets report rubber bullets and tear gas was deployed.

At least two police officers were wounded in the clashes, while at least 215 people were detained, Gazeta Wyborcza said.

Though the provocateurs were eventually separated from the march by a police cordon, clashes still go on. Ruptly showed from the scene that police, armed with shields, again had to resort to water cannons to stop the crowd. The people at the stadium were waving flags and throwing flares.

In November 2013, police had to use rubber bullets and pepper spray to disperse a crowd of violent Polish nationalist demonstrators during an Independence Day march in Warsaw, who pelted the Russian embassy with firecrackers and bottles.

Officers in riot gear formed a cordon around the building, as young shaven-headed demonstrators waving red-and-white flags tried to push through. The crowd shouted slogans directed against Russia, Poland’s eastern neighbor, which the demonstrators blamed for World War II atrocities and occupation during the Soviet era.

I was disappointed because RT show this event in the way which is desired by the PTB.

I watched live almost the whole event and I have to say that many important words were announced.

The real celebration can be seen in the webcast and in the same time in the mainstream television were shown only riots, flares and violence, scorning for what was really going on there.

The main party which organized that march was National Movement, they invited guests (nationalist opposition groups) from all over Europe.

At the beginning of the march and at the end, a lot of words that fell from the podium were valuable and was creating a real opposition to the present government's lies and propaganda. These people are not perfect, but at this moment that people from the so-called 'radical' groups represent some opposition and they are not afraid to criticize and act against the fascist government ruled by the two largest Polish parties.

Those people who started riots were not the part of the core of people who came to take part in the march as planned and accepted by the organizers of this event.

The organizers are considering that the people who took the part in riots was criminal element having connection to the groups of football fans, which in fact fulfills the task as the cover for criminal activity and have nothing to do with true supporting football teams and nothing to do with the national movements; also people who took the part in riots are consider as the police provocateurs posing as the members of the march.

What disappointed me yet is that the RT propped up on the Gazeta Wyborcza, Gazeta is propaganda mouthpiece of the zionist-anglo-american gang in the Poland.