After a Mass Shooting in Poland's Historic Krakow Square, the Left-Wing President Attempting a Coup Against the Right Claims the Shooter Was "Fascinated by Right-Wing Ideologies"

Euronews, translated from the original Polish by Google.

A seemingly ordinary 24-year-old from Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski had a gun permit, trained shooting and worked as a lathe. On November 7, he opened fire on people on the Krakow Main Market Square. It soon became apparent that his loved ones had [been murdered before the rampage at Krakow Square].

The tragedy on the Main Market Square in Krakow shocked Poland. On Saturday, November 7, shortly after 15.00, a black car of the brand Subaru appeared in the city center.

The man driving it drove into the market plate and began shooting towards passers-by. People sought shelter in nearby restaurants, shops and tenement gates. Shortly after, the attacker moved through the streets of the city, followed by police patrols.

The perpetrator was 24-year-old Michał Oksimski from Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski. The man was shot during a police intervention and in critical condition was taken to hospital. He died Monday morning. Six people were killed in Krakow and more than a dozen were injured. In the course of further activities, the services discovered that on the same day in the family's apartment in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski another tragedy occurred. The bodies of the 24-year-old's parents and younger sister were found there.

A former classmate says he seemed to be "living in his own world."

As is common in cases of mass shooters, he annihilated his own family, and the cats, before shooting up strangers.

During the activities of the services in Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, the bodies of three people were revealed: 53-year-old father Michał Oksimski, 52-year-old mother and 21-year-old sister. They all had gunshot injuries. According to preliminary findings, their deaths occurred on Saturday 7 November, even before the 24-year-old arrived in Krakow. Investigators suspect that the same man is responsible for the killings of family members and the subsequent attack in the city centre.

Two shot cats were also found in the apartment

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It is still not known what prompted the 24-year-old to kill his loved ones and carry out an attack on random people. The prosecution analyzes secured phones and electronic equipment. A spokesman for the National Prosecutor's Office said investigators had at least four phones found next to the man and in the car, as well as devices secured in his apartment. They are to help recreate preparations for the attack, determine motivation and possible inspirations.

The EU whore and tyrant Tusk is attempting to claim he's a "right wing" shooter because of a single piece of evidence: He had a Gadsden flag.

One of the threads reviewed by investigators is whether he acted alone or whether someone could have helped him or influenced his decisions. At this stage, however, the prosecutor's office did not provide evidence of the participation of other people. The content and symbols found in its surroundings are also examined. According to media reports, the 24-year-old's room had a Gadsden flag, associated with, among other things, libertarian traffic in the United States. The prosecutor's office pointed out that this symbol has different meanings and its mere possession does not determine the ideological motives of the perpetrator.

I'm not ready to take anyone's word for it about what this guy's politics were. Some accounts say he's an antifa "anarcho-communist" who hated Christianity and supported all of the typical Antifa causes:

Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK

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The entire narrative surrounding the Kraków terror attack has been thrown into serious doubt today.

Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski initially claimed killer Michał Oksinski was "fascinated by far right ideologies".

Is this just based on the Gadsden flag?

Now, a former schoolmate says Michał Oksiński showed no right wing tendencies, while a police source has reportedly suggested he may actually have held far left views.

There are also claims he attended Poland's pro-abortion protests in 2020 and may have supported open borders.

British media outlets, alongside media organisations around the world, were quick to run with the "far right" headlines.

It will be interesting to see whether those same outlets are equally quick to correct their reporting and apologise to the public if those claims prove false.

There are now calls for Kierwiński to resign from his position in Poland for spreading misinformation at such a dangerous time.

As I said, I wouldn't take those internet claims as true at the moment.

But nor would I accept the claim of a government currently attempting a coup against the right in its own claims that "The Right Is So Terrible You Guys You Have to Support Us In This Coup or Else Other Right-Wing Extremists Will Shoot Up Krakow Square."

The incentive to lie is too great -- and we know leftists need very little incentive to ile in the first place.

The government is both pushing out the claim that he is an "ultranationalist right-wing extremist" while also saying: None of this has been verified yet.

So... let's just put it out there for now. Let the public marinade in our unverified speculations.

There was a monster in Krakow Square, but fortunately there was also a hero:

Natasha Montreal @NatashaMontreal · Nov 7 Update to today's terrorist attack in Poland.

The shooter has been identified as Michał Oksiński from Ostrowiec.

An additional victim of the nass shooting has died, bringing the death toll to six and the reported number of injured to an additional 16 people.

Kamil Kosin was one of the responding policemen and is the policeman in the video that was posted this afternoon. He sustained three gunshot wounds from an automatic weapon.

Despite being shot, Kosin still neutralized the attacker. The attacker had an automatic weapon, a helmet, and a vest.

The parents and sister of Oksiński were found dead in the apartment where the shooter lived with them.

Oksinski's social media posts are inconsistent. They seem to have included anti-Catholic and pro-Communist posts, as well as manga and animé type posts, as well as Falanga imagery.

He allegedly attended the 2020 pro-abortion protests in Poland, the "All-Poland Women's Strike."

In one of the images pulled from his Facebook account before it was deleted his caption was, "A photo bathed in the red light of communism-simply delightful."

Kanał Zero, a Polish news channel interviewed a couple of people who knew the killer from school and alleged that he had worn all kinds of masks, dressed strangely, and painted his nails black.

Classic right-winger.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 02:14 PM

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