Poland’s parliament descended into disorder during its recent session, marked by vocal protests and direct exchanges between lawmakers. The disruption began following a member’s comments regarding defense ministry achievements and the establishment of a permanent US military base in Poland, prompting legislators to chant the name of the President. A particularly contentious moment involved Przemysław Czarnek shouting “Give back the money” at Roman Giertych, escalating the tension. The session reached a climax when members unexpectedly broke into a rendition of “Sto Lat” – a traditional Polish birthday song – dedicated to Jarosław Kaczyński. The unusual scenes highlight deep political divisions and a fractious atmosphere within the Polish legislature. The incident underscores the ongoing animosity between opposing political factions.