The Coordinated Camp of the Lie Six people were murdered in Kraków on Saturday. The killer's own mother, father and sister were found dead at home. Poland is in mourning. 🕯️ That same evening – while the police were still saying the motive was unknown and his house was still being searched – the Minister of the Interior announced that the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies." Ultranationalist, of course. He added that this would be verified. No evidence has been shown. The mayor of Kraków, who is not a man of the right, called it the act of a madman. Reports from classmates, and photos attributed to him online, point somewhere else entirely. But within hours, "far-right" was in headlines across Europe. The minister's own caveat – "this will be verified" – mostly stayed behind in Kraków. Four days before the Independence March, the story fit perfectly. That is how the camp of the Lie works. It needs no central office. It needs a shared story, and people who know which facts to wait for and which to run with. A civilized state follows a simple rule: evidence first, verdict last – or not at all. This government reversed it, before the six victims were even buried. The coordinated camp of the Lie. 
We are being governed by them. 
And that needs to stop.