Former German Ambassador Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven for ‘Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung’ stated that a close integration of the Bundeswehr with the Polish Army should be pursued, which in the long word would consequence in the German army being moved to Poland. This is not the last of the diplomat's demands.
Former German Ambassador to Poland Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven published a column in "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung", in which he comments on the results of October elections in our country. Of course, there is no satisfaction that liberal-left parties will be able to remove the Law and Justice from power. According to a erstwhile Berlin representative, the consequence of the elections in Poland has avoided the "dismantling of democracy", enabled the alleged "proactivity in the EU" and allowed for a return to the alleged "constructive partnership with Germany".
New Poland will be shaped by its greater geopolitical and economical importance, but besides by the consequences of interior polarization, anti-German and anti-European hatred propaganda. Resentments, fears and beliefs are profoundly rooted and will not vanish overnight. You can anticipate 8 years of deadlock, that Donald Tusk's government will work closely with Germany again. "European, democratic Poland may grow into the leading function in Europe it deserves", and for "German and Poland a fresh chance opens up for partnership in leadership on equal terms" (emphasis n.net) - Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven.
In his hopeful text, he outlines the fresh "common" abroad policy of Warsaw and Berlin towards east matters. He stated that the fresh Polish government is to present with “German partners” the concept of reconstruction of Ukraine, in contrast to the plans of the PiS, which plans were to be based on competition, not cooperation. The German diplomat pointed out that he would like to increase the presence of German troops in Poland, of course as part of the "strengthening of the east flank of NATO".
In the upcoming strengthening of the east flank of NATO in the interests of both parties, there is simply a request for closer integration of the armed forces, and in the long word besides a permanent transfer of troops to Poland - Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven.
Of course Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven leaves no illusions about war reparations. He said the problem could be solved... creatively. For example, by setting up another fund for the fewer (sic!) inactive alive from the German occupation. "Excellently" however, he states that the restitution of the stolen cultural goods should yet be accelerated even without formal negotiations. What would be revealed by Germany in the reconstruction of the Saxon Palace in Warsaw, which the Germans blew up in 1945.
The diplomat points out that the dialog between Germany and Poland must be resumed urgently. In addition to government consultations, it would be crucial as shortly as possible Creating an independent format for civilian society dialogue. The erstwhile typical of Berlin stated that it is essential to show that Poland is not treated as an equal partner: "It is time to look at Poland as a full partner in German abroad policy".
Editor's comment
This text is nothing but a simplified memo for the fresh typical of Berlin for Poland, which will be titled “Prime Minister of Poland”. Whether it will be Donald Tusk with his celebrated but already passed “thanks” to the written propaganda, the slogan “für Deutaschland’? Probably, though you can't be 100% sure. It can be seen from the hand that Berlin has to offer its ‘partner’ only the slogans about ‘friendships, dialogues, understanding’. And any effort to fight for an economical or political interest has been referred to as a "rivalation", as if the word itself had a negative emotional charge.
So Germany is counting on the governor, vassal, or another admin to be able to tame the people surviving between Oder and Bug. That is why this negative opinion, in relation to our “soul” within NATO? First of all, if a world-ranking power diplomat wants an equal dialog with a smaller country that has aspirations from surpassing or competing with a neighbor, that means he wants to dominate a rival. And now more than ever. This is taught by the rule of "realpolitik" so frequently cultivated by Germany.
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