For a week now, I have been observing the syntax of the organized PiSu action aimed at the alleged countering the crossing of the Polish state border on a section of German expatriates. Robert Bąkiewicz, the man for the most dirty and ungrateful work, was assigned to the task. This disgraced individual in the national circles, to my amazement, is gaining popularity.
Anyone who has spent a small time in politics from the inside knows that maintaining the electorate must proceed to work, must be fed something, given a job, due to the fact that the idle is boring and stupid. Therefore, in times of political dryness, there is simply a collection of signatures, the intent of which is not real action, but collecting for the collection itself. Bąkiewicz's amazing action coincided with the end of the presidential campaign, a coincidence? I don't think so.
The amazing action of PiSu captured the Confederate and Crown environments. It may seem that day - to - day revelations have been made. After all, this is not a fresh topic, for nearly a decade we have seen a systematic and any years a sharp increase in the influx of foreigners who did not come to Poland for tourist purposes. PiSu's actions are hypocritical enough, that it was for the sneezing government in 2016 that the influx of a abroad component intensified rapidly. present the problem is not truly those who crossed the borders illegally due to the fact that they represent little than a percent of the full but those who have approval to stay in Poland, or had it, but their legal stay expired and they did not leave Poland.
Leaders of protests to my surprise along the lines of divisions emphasize the ban on illegal migrants entering Poland, but do not say not to those who want to scope Poland legally. I ask what the difference is, due to the fact that 1 of those who stabbed a Pole was legally employed in Poland. Drunk driving and fatal accidents, rapes, beatings, robberies and thefts are on account of Ukrainians and Georgians legally residing in Poland.
None of the 3 parties mentioned above speaks of the request to take action to recover as many Poles as possible, out of 3 million of which the majority went after bread for erstwhile PO and PSL governments in 2007-2015. Most of it was a young generation, a crucial percent of people after college. Their failure is not only a failure of 3 million citizens, but it is crucial to take into account their children, who were already born outside Poland. These children will work not for the pension of Poles, but for the British, Norwegians or Irish. There is no way to encourage them to return to their homeland. It is easier to spend money to assimilate Ukrainians than to return Poles. We besides have respective million people with Polish roots, the majority of them have small to do with Polish apart from Polish sounding name, but nevertheless they should have precedence in the anticipation of coming to Poland, settled here and working for the country of their ancestors.
The work of foreigners in Poland hits mainly the Poles who gain the worst, due to the fact that they must compete in the labour marketplace with people who are willing to gain little than they are. Therefore, foreigners in the labour marketplace should be marginal and final. due to the fact that it's not actual that by hiring inexpensive labour, we as customers pay less. Greater profits stay in the pockets of entrepreneurs and, above all, corporations that willingly employment foreigners. The limit should be permanent and consulted by the Ministry of Labour not only with employers but besides with trade unions, NGOs and the local community.
They should be screened by Polish diplomatic missions. People after convictions should be banned from entering Poland. Their work in Poland should be monitored, whether they are actually working, or whether they are dealing with crime. Today, in order to meet the request of work, Ukrainians are employed in safety companies for 3-4 hours of work per period (that's what the regulations are) and the remainder is taken up by working black or engaging in illegal activities (harassers, prostitution, illegal trafficking, drug and cigaret smuggling and human trafficking). Work in Poland for a maximum of 1 year to discourage them from settling Poland with their families. Breaking the law in Poland – driving under the influence of alcohol, fighting, rape, is simply a prison or deportation with a life ban on entering Poland, respectively. Since the United States can require insight into the content of social networks of people who want to come to the US for a longer stay, we besides have the right to take all available measures to prevent degenerates from entering Poland. Polish citizens with the lowest crime and friendly countries should work in Poland. It cannot be that Ukrainians openly glorify flagism, hostile towards Poland are employed in Poland and receive social benefits. Professional examinations should be conducted in Polish. It cannot be that foreigners who cannot compose and read in Polish pass written exams in Polish and receive appropriate diplomas and professional titles. They then compete with Poles in the labour marketplace as equal to equal.
They should be required to pass the driving licence exam in Poland if they want to work as a driver and taxi drivers should know the Polish language and topography of the city. They should be checked for driving under the influence of alcohol and drug use.
Now Ukrainian, Turkish, Polish and even Indian companies are active in the employment of foreigners in Poland. This is now a very profitable venture from which profits fall into abroad hands. Due to the specificity of this profession, Polish companies should be allowed to conduct it, having a safety certificate issued by Polish peculiar services and providing data on persons employed by the services to monitor their presence in Poland.
It is essential to normalize relations with Belarus, which will consequence in Belarus ending the usage of foreigners to weaken the structures of the Polish state. This is simply a key component in restoring normality. So alternatively of doing good to Bąkiewicz and PiS, it is worth sending e-mails to MPs, ministers with expectations of actions for the return of Poles and accepting people to work with documented “policity” or those who have served Poland and its citizens. It is worth considering how at local level to guarantee the conditions for settling ours alternatively than strangers.
At the same time, the request to take action to normalise relations with Belarus should be stressed. The cost of constantly guarding the border by 10,000 soldiers per year is tremendous and as we see, there are cases of illegal crossing the border.
If we do not halt the influx of strangers, at specified a terrible level of fertility of Poles in the 4th of a century in the Polish parliament we will be played by the Ukrainian organization together with the muslim party. We'll have another Brussels, Stockholm or Marseille here.
Arkadius Miksa
