Minister of abroad Affairs Dmytro Kułeba called the lands of Lublin, Podkarpacia and Małopolska Ukrainian. Imagine erstwhile the Russian chief Sergei Lawrow utilized akin words, or the German head of the abroad Ministry Annalena Baerbock. Of course, it's unrealistic, due to the fact that Lavrow's very professional, and Baerbock's deaf, I mean, from the Greens. But for the purposes of the text, we can adopt specified a hypothesis.
What would happen? From morning to night all the messages would be about impudence and humiliation of Poland. Trzaskowski erstwhile he heard about Russian Białystok to crap so hard that “Cchaika” would shut up again for a week. Kaczyński, after listening to the German "ministery" with the glued mustaches Piłsudski on his cat would fly to the border to Gubin. By writing seriously, the ambassador of Russia or Germany would be called to the MFA rug immediately. And in this case, that would be rather right.
However, another rules apply to Ukrainians. Thanks to the fact that they are fighting the Russian Federation, they are allowed more, more and more brazenly. Ukrainian politicians spit in Poland's face, and they tell you about the summertime rain (although it utilized to be the Rain). I don't know if it's more pathetic or disgusting.
We have long been governed by 2 false complexes: inferiority to the US and Western Europe and superiority to Russia and, in a sense, Belarus. Everything that is socially forbidden and punished against the United States, the United Kingdom or Israel is silently praised if it concerns "ruskie". I urge to all doubters the simple experience. Change the word Russian and Russian in the text from “Polish Newspaper” or “Newsweek” to any western state and nationality. Then read it out loud. Well, that explains where we are.
Now to these 2 destructive complexes came the 3rd – envy of Ukraine. What can we envy Ukraine for? War on Russia! Much of my countrymen are jealous of the Ukrainians and dream of being in their place. To conspire again, sing stupid songs about swords and horses, sew the inscriptions “For our freedom and yours” on banners. With the eyes of imagination, they see a hopeless conflict without weapons in a abroad cause. The summit of their patriotic exuberance is the fight against Moscow. In a uniform, in a hornet, with an armband, a gutter and Hussar wings. Fighting Russia (or at least an thought of it) is an experience giving them this kind of intense orgasm that they are willing to sacrifice the lives of their countrymen and the existence of their country.
Somewhere in the afterlife, it is all looked at by Wielopolski, Dmowski, Popławski, Balicki, Bocheński, Wyszyński – possibly besides Piasecki, Stomma, Kisielewski and Walicki. They look at these hurraoptymistic stupidities spoken by politicians in Poland and the repeated anti-Russian nineteenth century ramotes by many commentators/journalists and with disbelief motion their heads – how does our nation inactive exist? After all, suicidal tendencies and foolishness in Poland have been increasing for centuries like the financial expectations of the erstwhile president of Ukraine Zelenski. How? I think we're actually being cared for by any supernatural force...
Łukasz Jastrzębski
