After the dramatic event, which was the bandit attack performed by Ukrainian Ihor M. in Benedictine Abbey in Jarosław, late September 2026, In advancement whose knife was injured by 4 men and a woman, the victims were hospitalized.
One of the injured people died. Minister Marcin Bosacki, appearing in front of the TVP cameras and commenting on this dramatic event, he spousted them, saying "This is besides the consequence of Putin's war.”.
All Putin's fault
‘If it is actual that this man came to Poland after serving in trenches for any time, then we most likely gotta deal with what, for example, American soldiers had after returning from Iraq or Afghanistan. So post-traumatic trauma syndrome, after the tremendous stress of being on the front, no man loses control of what he does and this is the consequence of this war, and we gotta prepare for it, due to the fact that specified people coming back to Ukraine first and then most likely entering Europe with the experience of being on the front for months or years will unfortunately be more and more. This is besides the effect of Putin's war.” – He said Bosacks.
PTSD
PTSD is not a licence to kill. The U.S. veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, to whom Minister Bosacki refers, responded to the courts after the crime was committed. In the U.S., no 1 from the State Department came out in front of the camera with the message "Get ready, there will be more!". The Americans besides did not burden their political opponents with PTSD effects. Post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) is simply a intellectual disorder that develops after experience or viewing an highly traumatic event specified as accident, assault, disaster or war. This event exceeds the ability of a certain individual to cope with stress. In another words, it depends on the individual intellectual resilience of a person. It's individual. In 1 PTSD syndrome will develop, in the another – with a strong integrated psyche – will not occur.
Stress doesn't explain everything.
As a substance of fact, my late father was a front soldier. He was a sniper. He's late for Anders. While serving in the Polish People's Army, he moved from Lenino to Berlin on his own feet. I remember perfectly well his behaviour as he tried to deal with traumatic experiences. My father, watching a wartime tv movie, was changing in front of me. She was suffocating his face, his eyes glassed. After the movie, he left the apartment, went to a restaurant. He came home drunk this morning. He didn't want to kill anyone. He sat in the corner, by the stove on the chair and cried... I didn't like my father due to the fact that he was cold, sad, devoid of a sense of humor. My parent said that before the war he was individual else. erstwhile I went to school, I had contact with teachers who were prisoners of German extermination camps. I remember that they were quiet, humble, humble people who were humble in the suffering of others. I had a compulsory Russian teacher who managed to repatriate from the russian gulag to Poland. It was a individual who was calm, very warm in dealing with students. Each had a traumatic experience. But no of them went crazy. She didn't lose contact with reality, she didn't lose control of what she was doing.
Volyn 2.0
In this state of affairs, I perceive the message of Deputy Minister Marcin Bosacki as highly irresponsible. ‘MWe will prepare for this due to the fact that specified people return first to Ukraine and then most likely enter Europe" – What must we prepare for, Minister? To the traumatised Ukrainians who will behave towards us like Ihor M. in relation to the helpless people in the area of the Abbey in Jarosław on Benedictine Street. What are you suggesting? Volyn 2.0?
Eugeniusz Zinkiewicz
