The 44th anniversary of the War State...

niepoprawni.pl 1 month ago

Today is the 44th anniversary of the introduction of the State of War in Poland, which dropped dreams of free Poland for years.

He had a two-fold goal: to destruct the movement and solidarity and to kill hope in the Polish people in pursuit of actual sovereignty and independency of ours The homeland, as well as the protection of its erstwhile management and maintenance of the open or hidden "wawesow-jaruzelska" ("bolkowo-wolska") control of the union. And these goals have been achieved. 10 1000 people were interned, more than 100 people were killed directly, and how many indirectly (e.g. due to difficulties in access to wellness care or individual household dramas) we are inactive incapable to count, forced from 1981 to 1983 to emigrate more than 1 million of the most patriotic Poles who could build again our Motherland... how they were missing in 1988 or 1989... And we managed to keep Bolk with the Solidarity authorities along with the alleged constructive pink opposition and at the same time eliminating almost all truly patriotic individuals from the leadership of the union.

Every anniversary leads to reflection, especially as present - as for more than 35 years - attempts to proceed to whitewash and change history. The traitors, russian agents and murderers of the Polish People's Republic and the 3rd Polish Republic effort to make people honorable and of people fighting for Poland and the fact of almost then oppressors. This is only for 1 reason: the 3rd Polish Republic after 1989 was a continuation of the Polish People's Republic and its elites were post-communists and people who were supporters of them, agents (TW, KO), antipolacians and non-Policians and scum who were able to do anything for financial comfort, including betrayal. The deficiency of mirroring and decommunisation was and is the top crime of today's opposition elite PRL-bis and for that we should settle them. I no longer talk about betrayal and anti-Polish circular Table and Magdalena, which were mostly meetings of communists (red) and their TW or KO from the alleged pink, or "constructive", but having roots in most communist (Trockist), opposition. Moreover, the core of these anti-oppositionists was mostly members of the KOR, most of the reluctant Jews specified as T. Gross, A. Michnik or J. Kuroń.

It is besides worth considering that, according to T. Fiszbach, then Deputy Marshal of the Contract Sejm (July 1989-November 1991) and earlier - in 1975–1982 - acting as the 1st secretary of the Polish Labour organization in Gdańsk, there were as many as 47 Poles of judaic origin on both sides of the circular Table [1].

But there was another meeting. The day before the gathering in Magdalena "Lech Wałęsa 15 September 1988 met in the government palace in Zawrat with General Czesław Kiszczak, Stanisław Ciosek and Fr Alojzy Orszulik to establish details of the behind-the-clock talks between the communist power and the "constructive opposition". erstwhile the head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs saw him, he immediately declared that he did not want to "establish Solidarity immediately" [2]. I remind you that the circular Table's deliberations only started on February 6, 1989, and in fact, they only served to "pretty" decisions already made much earlier, and it was a "cirque and games" for "the stupid Polish people".

But how many of us have trusted them... and how we have been deceived... Even today, any - and sometimes very righteous people - are inactive stuck in this lie, incapable to overcome the cognitive dissonance, or - in this case - the political dissonance.

The most unusual and outrageous thing is that until present these oppressors of Poles taking tanks into the streets and forcing them to leave the country by Polish patriots, these murderers... avoid prison work or conviction for betraying Poland and in addition many of them over 30 years have been glorified, even though through besides advanced social benefits and calling them people "honor". Their place, specified as W. Jaruzelski or C. Kiszczak and besides the place of traitors from the alleged "constructive opposition" from the sign of Bolk, Michnik, Geremek, Mazowieckie, Balcerowicz and many others is in the dumpster of Polish past and in our life they should be liable for betraying the Homeland, betraying Poland. Unfortunately, it didn't, and I don't think it will. slow they go to eternal remainder in a sense of impunity.

For many years it has been said loudly about taking the rank of general, for example, to generals: W. Jaruzelski and Cz. Kiszczak. Even posthumously, due to the fact that free Poland cannot thus glorify the executioners of our nation. And... someway we can't wait.

Post-communists went through the period of Polish transformation almost without any individual damage, but it was alternatively the contrary: they were the ones who took possession of Polish property and many of them inactive live in financial luxury today, where thousands and possibly hundreds of thousands of Poles, who were able to make I Solidarity inactive live or died in poorness and in oblivion.

But how could it be otherwise, since we saw how on the 20th anniversary of the introduction of the War State to the home of General W. Jaruzelski A. Michnik came and stated that he loved W. Jaruzelski and would always be his and Walesy defended... and yet A. Michnik mostly shaped Polish transformations [3]. These scenes of love from Michnik to the general were embarrassing and should be just disgusting for Poles.

The State of War found me erstwhile I was under 14 (born March 1968) and my full life before me... but thanks to my household I was already a patrioticly conscious young Pole. I fought like I could. I've been writing overlifted and Polish poems, I've been attending monthly demonstrations that I ended up with gas tears in my eyes, I've been reading the press and patriotic-historical literature published in the second circulation, I've been attending Masses of Saints in the intention of the Fatherland, where the ZOMOs jumped out of any rooms and fawned as they fell, I've sung Rota in a Russian language class at simple school... which made my father have had quite a few trouble, we broke windows with fellows at the MO municipal command and military facilities, I've been carrying "resistants" in my sweater, I've been colporting flyers that I helped print to my older colleagues and... I believed in Lech Wales...

Later, after the death of Blessed George Popiełuszko, the hope of the triumph of Solidarity died. I was at his wonderful ceremony in Warsaw, but all I truly have left is education and many hours of home and social discussions. But it was not a time of hope or alternatively a time of feeling that Polishness was crushed, a time of sadness and marazmu...

In the War State, something died, the hope of freedom died, the consequences of which we inactive feel today...

The worst - I repeat - is that all these licensed oppositionists with Wales, Geremek, Kuron, Michnik and others have turned out to be traitors to our conflict for Homeland freedom. They betrayed us on OS and in Magdalena, which is besides what we feel today...

I remember the beginning of the 1980 strike and the emergence of Solidarity. Then I returned from the colony (as almost 13 years old) and saw joy in the eyes of my late Father (recently an ideaist then). He was pleased to yet have freedom and increased democratic freedoms, but, of course, within that system. I don't remember whether he "presented" organization cards at the time or waited for interior reforms of the PZPR, but since then – listening to the Radio Free Europe and the Voice of America – we had respective hours of discussions all day: I (having contact with the board of respective regions of Solidarity and reading the underground press) from the position of most likely a "radical" who advocated the necessity of abandoning communist ideas in its entirety, while my father was a supporter of reforms and believed in "mistakes and distortions" ...

I remember - as I mentioned - the State of War, who had already completely stripped my father of his illusions about reality and felt that only the worst "sew" and emotional caricatures and common cowards and criminals were fighting against their own people. I was arrogant that my father gave me, in fact, a "asshole," right...

I remember the monthly steps of all 13th period and crazy ZOMOs or ORMOs moving (in civilians and in the packaging of a state terrorist) behind us with sticks on top... How angry they were, interrogated, threatened, drooled, and snorted with alcohol, foaming out of anger... and we were talking about human rights, of a filthy Stalin and Hitler, to whom they are like... How arrogant it was then of interior humanity to look at cowards, who were left with only strength, frail, teardrop gas, water cannons, brutality, and any animalry.

I remember a minute erstwhile we were almost discovered on the colporteur and printing... handcuffs, battering, dropping evidence, provoking, proving that we "run anti-state activities", "refuse state organs", "we are dangerous bandits", etc. How hard we were then... We had 3 locations (today, possibly 3 computers or copies of disks in another places), we distributed magazines by hiding the matrices after all fewer 100 pieces (today we would say: copying hard disks on flash drives and placing them in different places), for non-significances we had books and Communist newspapers, we had a shaped "network" of friends who, in case of a "cat", were expected to inform even people of good will abroad (today we would say most likely ... we were expected to inform all organizations around the planet dealing with the protection of human rights and the principles of democracy), we took pictures of the torturers (today we can even movie their faces and even from another flat and transmit them into the world...). At that time, we - warned - cleaned up the place and found nothing, but inactive spent respective hours on the station, which for a kid like me was a truly traumatic experience. I was a minor, so someway my household got me out.

I was in this full hierarchy of opposition of my environment most likely the youngest, so I didn't have much to say and follow the orders of older colleagues, but all these things I remember perfectly, and I think they shaped me and besides made me a hot Polish patriot and anti-communist.

[1] Kozakiewicz Mikołaj, I was a marshal of the contract..., chapter: Speaker's records - First days of office, Polska Oficyna Wydawnictwo BGW, Warszawa 1991, ISBN 83-7066-180-7, p. 131

[2] ]] >https://www.rp.pl/plus-minus/art12803371-magdalenka-theory-conspiracy-ctor...]] >.

[3] A video promoting "A. Gargas Investigative Magazine" about this night gathering between W. Jaruzelski and A. Michnik: ]] >https://www.youtube.com/embed/PBDfKQA7Dps&t=208s ]] >

P.S. someway reasoning of the War State reminds me of a song with a text:

December 13th of the memorable year

She hatched WRON out of her red egg.

She spread wings from Gdańsk to Kraków

She put the best Poles behind bars.

She spread her wings and clumps of slogans,

Until he opened the eyes of a nation deceived.

Real Poles in prisons were sitting

Because they're yet demanding their honor.

That he wouldn't shoot, WRONa promised

Meanwhile, in Silesia, there was blood again.

Polish people, Poles, do not get tired