Spectacular fail of the left-liberal media in Poland

 This year's Independence March was conducted in a calm, patriotic atmosphere. Although some media tried at all costs to find problems or incidents, they failed. There were no Nazis, no anti-LGBTQ bigots, and no racists. 

According to Rafał Ziemkiewicz, the columnist for portal and magazine "Do Rzeczy," the television station, TVN, set up an anti-LGBTQ incident with a hidden camera, but it didn't work.

The mainstream media's narrative was successfully countered by the marchers. - Here are real people, people who believe that Poland is Poland, that Poland will be free - said one participant of the Independence March.

"Can't it be happier, can't it be less radical?" - asked the journalist from American-owned TVN 24.

"Well, but you can see that the crowd is happy" - replied Dr. Agnieszka Kwiatkowska, who was a guest of the show. - "At least for some people, this event is joyful, resulting from a sense of national pride."

In turn, another TVN 24 expert admitted on the air: "It was peaceful; you will not get anything more from it."