delphiandomine 86 | 17823
6 Jul 2017 / #211
Soon Three Seas Iniciative, a modified version of Piłsudski's vision under the leadership of Poland (and Croatia maybe) will become a real power.
And then Poland woke up.
For a start, let's look at the countries involved.
Estonia - under Swedish/Finnish influence and has a sizeable Russian minority that votes for the Center Party, which is currently the party of the PM there.
Latvia - also a sizable Russian minority that has a strong influence on domestic politics.
Lithuania - not going to trust Poland in the slightest
Czech Republic - firmly attached to Germany. Didn't bother coming to Warsaw.
Slovakia - playing a game between East and West, not interested in a strong Poland
Hungary - very much in Russia's camp, just signed a new deal for a gas pipeline to connect to Russia
Croatia - very much under the control of Germany
Austria - sits in the middle, no interest in supporting Polish interests over Russia or Germany
Bulgaria - very much in the Russian sphere of influence
Slovenia - not interested in Polish affairs, belongs firmly in Western Europe
That leaves Romania.
I hardly doubt a Polish-Romanian partnership is going to change much. Croatia is very much representing American interests here, which means that Poland as per usual has fallen for the games of one of the Great Powers.
Drop your stupid pretensions of Poland being some sort of power.