Philip Obara: Tusk leads us to destruction. We won't wake up in a coffin..

For respective years we have been (extremely) lied to by the authorities, which make destructive decisions, after which they tell us that this is the responsibility and this is the virus, and this is Putin. And if the “colonial governors” are no longer adequate economical ruin and surplus deaths – and they want to scope straight for our lives...?

Despite Donald Tusk's ears, the words of Prime Minister Victor Orban passed through, who reminded the “Polish” Prime Minister of playing with the lives of millions of Europeans and warned that if he continued to do so, “the coffins will come back to our homes sooner or later”. We shouldn't ignore them.

War. What war? – that's what we said before the conflict in Ukraine increased. And we shortly felt the effects of "putinflation". Was it not akin at the beginning of the pandemic? We did not want to believe that it was possible to close the full country, ruin business and bring to death tens of thousands of Poles in the name of the plague, which nobody even tried to prove.

And likewise today, no 1 in the government's circles is going to bother to prove why the war in Ukraine should actually be "our" war and for what we should give our lives if the power would like to bring us into armed conflict.

When we number government disinformation about drones and rockets, we realize that we are being surmised against the possible danger. They are besides accompanied by a moral dilemma: Fight or not fight? Stay or effort to leave?

To die for... Ukraine?

Most Poles do not want to fight. most likely not only due to the general crisis of valor or patriotism – but due to the fact that we have no belief that we live in own country.

As a consequence of the radicalization of moods that has been going on for respective years, we most likely have a greater gap than always between government propaganda and what mocking contempt any of us have for “Polish state”. The authorities have humiliated our country so much that we are already laughing at how the promoters kneel before the aliens and we are tightening the screw in increasingly absurd ways.

We took a sip of Covid (because, let's not be charming, there was no serious resistance), we took a sip of the war in Ukraine (what Victor Orban openly says on behalf of his nation, is an underground “Russian onuc”) and I am afraid we will take a sip of the war involving Poland. due to the fact that is there anything we can do?

Do independent environments that do not want war in the name of another people's interests have any real implications for power decisions? Will the authorities take care of their protests erstwhile they receive guidelines to enter the war in advance? These are rhetorical questions.

Everything points to the fact that it is not Polish power, due to the fact that Polish power (although only in the trace sovereign) would necessarily care about the well-being of Poles and the endurance of social tissue. But the intent of the governor's office is to safe the interests of the colonials, and that any natives will suffer, that's what? Collateral damageAs the Americans say.

Do Poles who have not been socially and nationally rebuilt after the tragedy of partitions and communes have the power to send back to the death people who should make our country? For what? The US-Russia dispute over hegemony? Or in the name of our “brother” Ukraine?

Play something in the crisis?

War may be a crisis that makes it possible to scope for independence, but in order to do so, 1 must have elites – intellectual, political, military. Connected by a common thought of independence, capable of effectively taking power over colonial governors.

Growing up to its own statehood is an organic process that requires effort, but time and "human resources" are a limitation to this effort. The question is, won't putting us into war again cut off this barely-rebuilding thread of continuity with the Polish thought of independence? Not to mention demography.

In specified a situation, it is time to realise at least that the utmost anti-Polish power that Donald Tusk holds can become the origin of another national tragedy. but now we don't have a nation due to the fact that we didn't have time to rebuild it.

We're being lied to and intimidated. Politicians and the media are sowing war psychosis, and when, God forbid, they will lead us into war, they will explain that “there was no way out.” And we – covered with a baton with the word “ruska onuca” – will take it as we have taken everything else. Unless we wake up?

Filip Obara

Orban do Tusk: you are playing with millions of Europeans