In No. 5 of the Krakow “Inscription” (May 24-27 June 2024) Mr. Leszek Sosnowski presents in the “Army of Judas” (p.5-10) his point of view on the various problems of this scattered 3rd Republic, bent under the brutal blows of Donald Tusk and his coalition on 13 December. The most crucial of them is, of course, the dilemma of how to defend yourself? The question is circulating in the nation, but it's not easy to give an answer. . The author may not be certain of it, but he knows that appeals to haters on candlesticks liable for the ruin of the state will not do any good. The large naivety of the signatories of these appeals is the motto of the article, “How can I persuade a wolf not to devour sheep?” This subtle irony The author wants to explain to Poles that sending appeals or petitions to evil-doers is missing the goal, due to the fact that their “mission” is doing evil and they will not back distant from anything they have plotted! Mr. Sosnowski adds, however, that if individual made a good noise, it would make sense... Maybe, but they're inactive going through. In addition, these petitions are written in the speech of begging... - adds the Author. Looks like individual asked a wolf not to eat sheep... And the wolf only lurks insatiable, especially erstwhile the sheep have been taken from the Good Shepherd and orbits like lost, stray... Indeed, sending petitions to a wolf or to a “sub-violent” is simply a waste of time. Appellates should besides be included in another tone, in a speech of opposition which marks the violation of codes and constitutions by these "terminators III of the Republic of Poland", and thus the addressee of these appeals/petititions must in no way be the contractor of sick will of Prime Minister Tusk and his EU lobby. Ergo, rightly advises Mr. Sosnowski not to send these petitions to the wrongdoer, but to make a study to the prosecutor and file a appropriate suit in court, and preferably many lawsuits.(...) there are inactive honest judges and these lawsuits should be harassed by the opponent – as the author wisely recommends. Let us besides add that these appeals should not be addressed to EU-related institutions, due to the fact that it is an enemy region of Poland. It is already better to present them in the UN, although it is known how this organization has frequently run shamefully since 1945. .But in the end he is simply a mirror of nations and their problems, and the Polish ambassador to the UN, prof. Krzysztof Szczerski, will already know where these appeals and petitions are directed to be met by a good reception and a careful interest of committees dealing with the evaluation of the regulation of law.
Marek Baterovich
Editorial:
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