Szlezak: Ukraine – Our “Soyusznik”

myslpolska.info 2 years ago

The interstate policy pursued by the Law and Justice Office, which on Ukraine, Russia and China is supported by the PO, PSL and Lewica, has already become a complete absurdity. It has become clear that in politics between hostile states, the regulation of the enemy of my enemy is my ally.

The policy of the Law and Justice Government, conducted on a short leash by the US Ambassador of Polish surname, turned the regulation upside down. All the time Russia is the biggest enemy for most Poles. Ukraine, therefore, which is an enemy of Russia, has become, according to this principle, an ally of Poland. But what if that reasoning doesn't make sense? This is the last speech by the Ukrainian counterpart of the Polish Institute of National Memory, as if to seal the fact that reasoning about Ukraine as an ally of Poland has collapsed. This reasoning never had a chance to transform into a solid building, due to the fact that its foundation was to be and it looks like it is still, forgetting tens of thousands of Poles murdered by Ukrainians. This was one more time convinced by the Ukrainian head of historical policy.

The size of this text does not let us to quote what the Ukrainian said or mention his name. It is adequate to state that he gave no hope that the Ukrainians were going to build relations with Poland on a different foundation than the 1 mentioned above. In a average country after this and many another facts, Ukraine would be considered an enemy country. After all, Ukraine acts on a large scale openly against Polish economical interests. Ukrainian authorities consistently effort to drag Poland into the war. The policy of Ukraine in the area of historical memory, which in Polish-Ukrainian relations is peculiarly important, is besides the beginning of the enemy to Poland, as further evidenced by the Ukrainian official's speech. What? Nothing! We are in a nonsense arrangement where the enemy (Ukraine) of our enemy (Russia) is our enemy, not our ally.

The idiotism of the PiS's actions in this situation completes the policy of hostility towards Germany. In the past 2 100 years, the biggest threat to Poland was the Russian-German alliance, which usually ended in annihilation of our state. The chance for Poland was a situation where Russia and Germany were in conflict. This is the case now, and alternatively of profiting from it, the government of the Law and Justice is leading to an expanding conflict with both Russia and Germany. This absurd policy towards Ukraine, Russia and Germany is well illustrated by the online thoughts that the PiS government demands billion-dollar compensation from Germans who have confessed to crimes in the Poles, apologized for them and apologized for them, and at the same time billions pay those who have not confessed to the crime, stubbornly lie about it and all the more reason not to apologize.

I believe that all the strings of politics towards Ukraine, Russia and Germany are held by the aforementioned US Ambassador to Warsaw, who, of course, is led by his superiors in Washington DC.. most likely they besides – as an alternate ally – make certain that no 1 in Poland dares to call Ukraine anything another than an ally. peculiar services in Poland – long-established by the Americans – are keen to guarantee that no politician dares to officially specify Ukraine as an enemy state. Given the number of politicians on which different services – besides abroad ones – have different hooks, it is not expected that, for example, this message should fall from the Sejm Court.

In the government of the Law and Justice organization there are specified orders that the minister who dared barely mention the genocide of Ukrainians in Poles leaves the post. Is it actual that Ukraine, a hostile country in Poland, will land in prison? Or possibly individual like that will come along. Andrzej Lepper? It's not demagoguery! In discussing Stalin's saying, 1 can hypothesize that as the authoritative Ukrainian-Polish alliance is tightened up, the fight against those who see and dare talk publically about its disastrous consequences for Poland will increase.

Andrzej Szlezak

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