For the last month, the Polish anti Islamic group named Polska Liga Obrony (Polish Defence League) have been carrying out patrols in Warsaw's high profile clubs in order to 'protect' Polish women from "aggressive and pushy" Muslims.
According to reports on today, the patrols are now also in place in various Polish cities, citing both Krakow and Poznan as locations. As far as Wroclaw goes, we are not aware of any such Patrols being active yet, but with the Polish Defence League having a Wroclaw division, it is entirely possible that one could be on the go soon.
The Polish Defence League have published reports on their website of the three patrols they've carried out in the last month. Each post contains details on the occasions in which the patrol members have either scared Muslims out of clubs or put Polish women off the Islamic men whom they had been chatting or dancing with.
On our scan through the reports, we could not find any clear mentions of violence, although on a couple of occasions it may well have been implied in the wording.
The first report encourages all Poles who see a Polish woman conversing with a Muslim of the opposite sex to have a polite 30 second chat, which should contain information about the dangers of Islamic men. As the report signs off, it reads "If you're in a club or other place where there are Muslims – Let us protect what is ours".
The last report describes the patrols as "extremely successful", and mentions that they have all but succeeded in their first mission to drive out Muslims from one of Warsaw's most high profile clubs.
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