P. Krzemiński: How does Bismarck play Europe from beyond the grave?

Following the fresh elections in Poland, there are voices that the EU will make a final effort to implement the European federalisation project. Of course, they are true, but they do not take into account the real reasons for this. In fact, whether Morawiecki or Tusk will regulation in Poland, it is irrelevant from the point of view of Poland's sovereignty, due to the fact that no of them actually strengthened Poland's position in Europe, but only made it dependent on closer or further planet powers.

An excellent analogy for Poland's current location is the state of the fallen France in the 19th century, which ruined by the Napoleonic Wars gave the Prusai without further diplomatic conflict the influence on the full continent, primarily by supporting Bismarck's policy of unifying Germany under the pretext of striving for stableness and peace.

The prominent French historian Jasques Bainville in his book “Bismarck, Warsaw 2023,” wrote: “The nations are frequently incorrect about their destiny and interests. France made 1 of these mistakes erstwhile it chose the Republican system. present we know that the Republic is the remnant of the Bismarck protectorate.”

What was Bismarck's genius? While he himself sought in broken Prussia to maximize the importance of central power, at the same time he supported the most subversive and revolutionary movements in France. The father of the weak French government was Bismarck himself, who exerted large force not only political but besides psychologically on Napoleon III, deceived by liberal ideology. So, alone Germany grew stronger, and France seemed to be wasting in the name of ideals of humanitarianism and human rights.

Poland is in a akin position today. The EU bureaucracies under the authority of the German national Republic are increasing this gigantic size, and in Poland wins opposition with the chance to make a very weak government, which will most likely applaud all decisions of Brussels.

However, there is simply a problem in the exchange of prime ministers, and a weak system. The government in Poland grants small competence to the president, who must de facto share power with ministers, and the constitution itself does not delimit the circumstantial boundaries of these 2 authorities. Moreover, the government, and thus the executive authority, is elected from the legislative authorities. This is an apparent defect in the 3 divisions of power in Poland.

The systemic transformation that took place in 1989 secured abroad interests and prevented the creation of a strong and unchangeable government in Poland, which could play cards internationally.

Chancellor Bismarck, erstwhile he arranged the German order in Europe, did everything he could to weaken abroad conservative values, Catholic religion and any monarchist tendencies. He knew that conventional values always constituted the top enemies of Prussia, including mainly France, which gave Prussia a gigantic defeat over Jena in 1806. The revenge of the Iron Chancellor was terrible.

The main winners of the elections in Poland are now Germany and the Russian Federation, the largest loser of the United States of America. The U.S. is so profoundly blinded by left-wing ideology that they do not even realize that helping to overthrow the government of the Law and Justices yet put Europe in the hands of Berlin and Moscow. There is no state in Europe that can balance between these 2 capitals. The weak Poland is mainly afraid with Putin and the bureaucrats from the European Union. I do not regret the PiS, which led an idiotic and highly idealistic global policy, but I fear the iron precision of German politics, which will yet take control in Warsaw.

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