The day before yesterday, I wrote a text on the relocation of refugees, due to the fact that again, the EU elites are returning to this idea, which proved to be a terrible failure. I ended it with a statement: "I am more and more convinced that the current direction of the "development" of the EU's complex cannot be reversed or changed without its collapse. And the exit processes in various countries, including Poland, can contribute to this" [1].
One of my commentators "Adam66" on our bloglogi.pl portal referred to the text: "At the moment, I see no group or single politician with adequate balls to throw specified a slogan. I would like to ask suggestions on this simple question - which of the alleged Polish politicians can cast a polexit slogan" [2].
The question truly seems valid due to the fact that even in Sweden, Swedish politician leader Jim Akesson said that it was time to look again at Sweden's membership in the European Union and completely change relations with it. He is 1 of the most crucial politicians on which the existence of the Swedish government depends. Of course, I realize that it is the voice of 1 policy so far and that Sweden's eventual exit from the EU is simply a "song of the far future", but at least there this discussion has been initiated!
And in Poland? No 1 has officially taken up the substance of Polexit, although in my opinion, specified an initiation of the subject could at least come from the Confederation or even from the politicians of sovereign Poland. Everyone is afraid due to the fact that they think that 80% of Poles are Euroenthusians in Poland and it is completely different. My compatriots are becoming increasingly skeptical of the current direction of EU development, which they amazingly expressed a year ago in relation to the EU Fund for Reconstruction (FO) and the Polish National Recovery Plan (KPO) related thereto:
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]]>Less than 44% of Poles opt to surrender to the German EU. And I am pleased that among the supporters of the current regulation of specified subordinate Germans Poles are only 11% and the remainder is skeptical towards this EU. And I am not amazed that among the supporters of the full German-Russian opposition as much as 74% express their subjection to the German-Russian condominiums, but what is amazing erstwhile the leaders of the full D. Tusk or R. Trzaskowski kind - on the 1 hand - Poland and Poles consider "an abnormality" and - on the another hand - they think that the Polish Central Communication Port (CPK) is unnecessary erstwhile it is to be established in Berlin!
I have not yet found a survey on the current exile relocation task [3], but I think that erstwhile it comes, it will be even more joyful for us-eurosceptics. In April 2017, the CBOS centre conducted a survey in which he asked Poles, among others, about the attitude to receiving immigrants from the mediate East and Africa. As many as 74% of respondents then objected to the admission of these refugees to Poland and only 22% were in favour of the admission, and all 20th surveyed had no opinion on the substance [3]. Today, there are most likely more than 80% of the opponents of forced admission of refugees from the mediate East and Africa, especially since Poles have already proven that real refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine are able to accept with open hearts even without the request to build any camps or ghettos, as is the case in the countries of the Old Union. Today, the EU has no right, even moral, to request that Poles receive additional and forced admissions of economical immigrants based on the responsibility of A. Merkel in the Old Europe countries!
It is besides interesting to see this year's May survey of Social Change, carried out on a large, over 2 1000 respondents:
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Source: ]]>https://wpoliticy.pl/politics/648306-our-sondaz-polacy-clearly-in-defence-law-weta-w-ue]]>
In consequence to the question: "Should Poland agree to change the Treaties of the European Union to let fresh taxes to be introduced in the associate States, to regulate interior safety and to limit the competences of EU associate States?" as many as 41% of the respondents replied "no" or "no". Only 21 percent of respondents agree to the proposed changes. 38% have no opinion on the matter, which should not be amazing given the complex substance of the case".
In turn in consequence to the question: "Do you think that Poland should quit its right of veto in the European Union?" 58% responded negatively. Only 11 percent of respondents were in favour of eliminating veto law. 31 percent have no opinion on this. Interestingly, not only 74% of the voters of Law and Justice, but besides 57% of the voters of the Civic Coalition, support the right of veto.
Almost half of Poles - 48 percent - are besides opposed to the implementation of the Fitfor55 package, which, as indicated in the question, could cost Polish taxpayers up to EUR 189 billion by 2030 [4].
Interesting results! Right. It turns out that erstwhile we ask Poles about the details of EU proposals leading to the construction by the EU of a superstate in the kind of the USSR-bis, or the Union of the Socialist European Republics, or the 4th German Reich, we... are opponents of these solutions.
It should be added that the current "Migratory Pact" was adopted in violation of the EU treaties, i.e. without the right of veto, and in a majority vote at the level of the EU Council's Home Ministers... although Poland and Hungary voted against and Bulgaria, Malta, Lithuania and Slovakia abstained, which was de facto the same pact against. If a mechanics of the required "unanimity" of the EU countries were to be applied in accordance with the treaties, the Polish and Hungarian veto would origin this pact to be thrown "in the basket". Yes... but the current elites of the EU have "in deep respect" the regulation of law, which they so willingly propagate and the EU treaties already consider anachronism in the process of building the 4th German Reich, the 1 Federalised State of Europe, the another USSR - ZSRE.
So I do not realize why the discussions on the current advantages and disadvantages of our membership of the EU that we see present and what it seeks in the future to destruct the sovereignty and independency of individual countries in the EU have not yet been initiated!
After all, we can see from the above polls that if we start specified a discussion about details of today's EU proposals, Poles are not supporters of them at all! What is there to be afraid of?
Really. In 2003, we voted and in 2004, we joined a different EU than it is present and there are also geopolitical conditions, which are expressed, for example, by a hypothetical agreement between Germany and Russia to share the influence of these countries in Europe. Germany is to dominate - through a federalized 1 European country - in countries that are (will be) members of the European Union present or in the future, while Russia's influence on their western side is to include Ukraine and Belarus. And everything is going to build Eurasia from Vladivostok to Lisbon.
Poland besides has 2 options: either to wait patiently for the spontaneous collapse of today's EU or to simply make Polexit! The first way to be in the EU is pointless, due to the fact that before the EU falls it will inactive do besides much damage. That leaves the Polyxit!
I have been babbling about leaving the EU for years and so do not share the current ruling opinion that it is essential to be in the EU to change it. It cannot be changed and you gotta do everything to make it fall even through our Polexit!. Then you can build something fresh and rational, like EEC-bis.
Once, Polish Solidarity began dismantling the communist bloc and the Union of russian Socialist Republics (ZSRR) with the capital in Moscow. We may besides have the chance to dismantle the Union of the Socialist Republics of Europe (ZSRE), i.e. to advance the efforts of the EU's combined elites to build a Single Federalised State Europe with its capital in Berlin and partially in Brussels.
If we started this process, as we can see from Sweden, we could number on even unexpected allies. And then possibly it would be possible - as the Law and Justice is counting on, for example, to gather so many conservative Euro MPs in the fresh European Parliament, that it would be possible to turn from the current "development" way of the EU and return to its roots, to the EU of Homeland.
But I repeat... I am, in view of the anticipation of an interior change of the EU, alternatively skeptical, and I believe that there must first be a collapse of the EU - Euroexit, in order to make a completely fresh European order on these ruins. possibly I'm incorrect and I'd like to be wrong! After all, there are any signs of change on the old European political scene, where conservatives are increasingly important: Sweden, Italy, Spain or Ireland. So who knows?
Digression...
Unfortunately, I did not answer to my commentator, who will yet decide to initiate a discussion about a possible Polish Polexit, or although he will introduce a public discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of our existence in the EU's communism that is emerging present and in the coming years.
Unfortunately, I think that due to the elections, specified a discussion is incapable to initiate any political formation, even the Confederate, although it should have the most arguments.
However, it is possible that on the Polish political phase a conservative Polish and pro-polic formation will shortly appear, based on Christian and Eurosceptic values. According to any journalists, it's about this kind of formation that's already "screwing sparrows" somewhere...
