Big loser.

There is no silence after gathering the president of the United States and the b. president of Ukraine. "Strong people make peace, weak people origin wars," commented Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban of the fight at the White House, which has struck between United States president Donald Trump and erstwhile Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski.

Obviously, we were watching the theater. Both sides must have prepared for it. president Trump needed an argument showing allies and American society who were the brake on peace talks. The leader of Ukraine wanted to play a three-year card again – we defend the Euro-Atlantic planet from Russia. The battalion was definitely won by Donald Trump. It looked like this – coming to the president of the United States faded with the erstwhile and unfavorable current administration, the erstwhile president in trouble. He is urged to sign an agreement which is not favorable to his country, but which may depend on "being or not being his country". In front of journalists, he is arguing like a bribe, poleming and saying things that put the hosts in a very uncomfortable position. This is not the way a liable politician behaves, a statesman, a man who understands real politics. First of all, a politician who cares about the biological endurance of his nation and who understands the importance of blood must not hold that. Roman Dmowski wrote in his fundamental work "Polish policy and the restoration of the state" "The hazard of Poland, its future must not be lost either by the individual, or by the organisation of any, or even by the full generation." The Zelenian writings of Roman Dmowski most likely do not know, but the rule itself should know. Especially considering the situation he's been in for a long time.

To me, these insuring frames are just powder to cover the failures. I know in the attitude of the erstwhile president of Ukraine desperation and fear of my own nation. I don't blame him. Over the past fewer years, many American and European centres have hardened his attitude by ensuring that he has a lifelong friendship. Polish politicians and military politicians added their bricks to this. In turn, he placed everything on 1 card, telling Ukrainian society about returning to the Russian-occupied territories and defeating the Russian Federation ruled by president Vladimir Putin. He didn't do his past lessons. The United States is not peculiarly convinced of those that it temporarily supports. The best examples are Iraq and Libya. But almost always – and fortunately for humanity – the powers at critical moments sit at the table.

The United States demanded a lot, even a lot. If I were Ukrainian, I'd cry bitterly. You can call it a gangster move. But let's be serious, politics is brutal. She's behind the scenes ugly, and the erstwhile president of Ukraine was perfectly aware of that. The US was and is an imperialist state, but the current president is simply a tough business man. It is the inverse of its sclerotic predecessor Joe Biden, who has corporateized a policy of mad internationalist ideas. For Trump, it's the geshepht. Elon Musk, who was close to the U.S. President, clearly indicated that cuts were necessary. He warned that the US debt was already over $36 trillion, accounting for 123 percent of GDP. He was talking about a possible U.S. bankruptcy. He was mad at corrupt practices in Ukraine or charging money into bizarre NGOs. This war has ceased to be profitable for the United States. America does not want to spend so much money that recovery becomes increasingly questionable.

Only a complete idiot could believe the fairy tales told by slippery activists of the Democratic organization – that it was about democracy and human rights. No organization to pro-war politics has mentioned for more than a decade the murdered Russian population in Ukraine by Nazi militants drawing from the flag ideology. Only the erstwhile Prime Minister Leszek Miller had specified courage from the leading politicians of the 3rd Republic. No 1 wanted to perceive to people who had long warned that this was how the war in Ukraine would go. In our country all the realists from the left and the law were called “Russian onus”. It was explained that only president Putin's supporter could uncertainty the invincible Ukrainian army defending Europe by russian hordes. I wonder how in a fewer months all the supporters of this senseless war will look into the faces of those who have lost their loved ones.

Zelenski will lose the war in Ukraine. The question is, how does he do it? If he now repents and agrees to American conditions, they will surely be little beneficial to the Ukrainian side than the ones previously proposed. Ukraine will lose the east part of the country. However, this will let us to sit at the negotiating table in the coming weeks by representatives of the US and Russia. If he continues to insist on his own and conflict with Ukrainian forces with the aid of European countries, the war will most likely take respective months. But it will end with even greater territorial losses and much more corpses. Russia will be encouraged by the fact that Zelęski lost his ruthless support in the zaoceanic power. The United States will not give up, and will inquiringly ask what the money that was lent to them went on. In my opinion, in specified a case, the Ukrainians themselves will force resignation on him. This could end badly for him.

I am not experiencing the defeat of erstwhile Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski. I am curious in what the Polish people can lose or gain in this situation. The continuation of this war, and even more so its spillover to another states, is not in our national interest. Further charging of money, in a Kiev war bag without bottom, is completely pointless. Ukraine has done nothing in relation to Poland to truly repay the immense aid. Apart from ritual thanks, there were no specifics. Aid for which both the PiS governments and those related to the KOs were unreflexively opted for has not been given any concrete expectations. Ukraine for 3 years did not let the murdered of our countrymen to be buried between 1939 and 1947. The cult of Stepan Bandera and Roman Szuchewycz continues to flourish in Ukraine. The authorities do nothing to Ukrainian utmost chauvinists who have placed 2 candidates for president of our country, Sławomir Mentzen and Grzegorz Bran, the publisher of “Polish Thought” Przemysław Piasta or undamaged in the fight for Polish memory of Katarzyna Sokołowski.

I am besides not delighted with the uncompromising duo Donald Trump & James David Vance. Of course, he promotes them in matters that besides show Poles what way to take – green order, rainbow revolution or political correctness. At this moment, he has approved their action to put an end to the war in Ukraine. The conflict, which, for the sake of clarity, is the consequence of, among another things, American action, and for which Ukraine will pay dearly for many more decades. But this is not our main Polish problem. We under no circumstances should be servants or advocates of Ukraine. We cannot be a place of decay and an arena for fighting the Western planet with the East.

Łukasz Jastrzębski