Delegations of Polish thought Clubs from all over the country went to Serbia and Hungary to item our opposition to the globalist and pro-war policy of Brussels. Our 90-member group proved disciplined and decently represented Polish sovereigns.
The editorial was represented by the publisher of “Polish Thought” Przemysław PiastaVice-President Adam Laughter And my humble person. besides present were the “Polish Thought” publicists Bożena Gaworska-Aleksandrowicz, Bartłomiej Doborzyński or Sławomir Malinowski. We visited the capital of Serbia. In Belgrade, we paid tribute to civilians murdered by Western aggressors from the NATO-Wist aggression in 1999. At the Memorial of the Victims of NATO Aggression in Belgrade, which depicts the victim of these raids, four-year-old Milica Rakić took the level Prof. Włodzimierz Indigenous and ed. Adam Laughter. any of the group prayed for sacrifices at St. Sawa church. The banner “Kosovo je Srbija – Clubs of Polish Thought” accompanied us.
We besides met with representatives of the sovereignist organization of the Serbs “We – the Power of the People” (Ми – Снага народа) Branko Lukaci and Borislav Antonijevic. On the Polish side, Adam Laughter (Think Poland) attended the meeting. mec. Mariusz Sitnicki, Coordinator of the Northern Mazovia Region Agnieszka Spercka, KMP coordinator for the confederate Mazovia Region Catherine Grzymała, Coordinator of KMP Region Podlasie Roland Dubowski, Coordinator of KMP Region Warmia and Mazury Sławomir Malinowski, advisers to KMP Olga Wiesławowa and Marcin Makowski. My humble individual was besides present. During an highly interesting meeting, it turned out that the vast majority of our views are linked to us – the issue of war with Iran, the conflict in Ukraine, the function of the European Union, NATO and Russia, or Israel's policy. We besides managed to talk to our Serbian friend Dimitri Novakovic.
W Budapest met our friends from our homeland (Mi Hazánk Mozgalom) and their young Mi Hazánk Ifjai. With the Hungarian sovereigns, we share practically all views at the forefront of the assessment of the situation in Ukraine and the function played by the leader of this country Volodymyr Zelenski. We spent many hours with our dear friend Balázsem Szabó from the National Government of Poland in Hungary (Országos Lengyel Önkormányzat). Representatives of the National Movement, the All-Polish Youth and the Polish Slavic Committee were besides present. It was besides possible to exchange views with associate Mi Hazánk Mozgalom Dávid Dócsis and Deputy Head of the Hungarian Parliament Dúró And most of the leaders of this movement. At Mi Hazánk Mozgalom's largest rally so far, we were accompanied by the banners “Polish thought Club” and “Testvérek és shomszédok – brothers and neighbors – Polish thought Clubs”. In particular, the second attracted interest, as it was illustrated by a colorful photograph from 1939 from the Polish-Hungarian border on Użocka Pass. We were besides accompanied by the banner of the Association of Inheritors of the Polish Combatants of planet War II.
In the erstwhile “Polish Thoughts” 1 can read the interview of Przemysław Piasta's colleague with the leader of the uncompromising Hungarian movement B Andras Bartal. We besides had the chance to meet with representatives of this organization. In the nearest numbers we will effort to include interviews with representatives of Serbian and Hungarian sovereignist movements.
Not all the meetings we want to compose about right now, but you will learn everything in the upcoming issues of “Polish Thought”. We have besides met representatives of sovereigns from the Czech Republic and Germany. Our Serbian and Hungarian Friends will visit us most likely at the beginning of September this year at the 4th Polish thought Clubs Convention.
Łukasz Jastrzeżski
The Polish thought Clubs thank the Stow delegation for its presence. The heirs of the Polish Kombatants of the Second planet War led by president Roland Dubowski, Xportal headed by Bartosz Bekier and Samuel Torkowska and Gliwice of the Patriotic ellipse headed by Michał Kałużny.
Think Poland, No. 13-14 (29.03-5.04.201026)