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Why Poland is not Russia [260]
I must admitt even I - an epitome of logic, reason and objectivity - experience fluctuations of emotions.
I, as a fallible human being, even make mistakes.
Such mistakes have been made regarding the relations, politics, and intentions of Ukraine, the U.S., and other countries involved.
Before I start my reset I confess I'm biased. I favor certain countries over the others.
For example, I feel sympathy for the US and I dislike Ukraine.
I think it is time to redress it.
Let's take another look at those countries and their people with full-fledged objectivity in mind.
Our overview ought to be stared with Trump and in particular with his policies.
It needs to be said that his policies aim at the destruction of
status quo. The US is stepping back from the last 30 years of domination and globalisation led by the liberal fraction.
A welcome side-effect of such policy is withering of woke ideology, whether liberals realize it or not, their progressive revolution is done for, it will die with a whimper sooner than later.
However, the world as a whole will face an upheaval.
Most of international relations will have to be defined anew. We can expect chaos and instability.
In such a dangerous time, Poland's situation will be rather challenging.
Trump seems to be looking for an agreement with Russia, he is willing to sell down the river Ukraine in the process.
It means he could be willing to make further concessions. Fortunately Ukrainian leadership is putting aside their corruption and sinister connections, seems to be quite competent and strong.
Contrary to my erroneous belief as stated in the previous post, Ukraine can maintain an impressive military production. Its leadership in adverse conditions resisted Trump's attempt to reduce Ukraine to the US chip on the table of the US-Russian negotiations.
The question that interests me most is Poland's politics in those interesting circumstances.
In my opinion Poland should abandon a doctrine that was never formulated but had been applied by the Polish politicians with lesser or greater success over the last 30 years.
It is very simple, not particularly sophisticated nor wise doctrine. Its practical manifestations can be reduced to the answer to one question. In essence - who will defend Poland?
The answer to that question determines which fraction of Polish politics one supports. In short, it's either an American or German party.
I think those people needs to go.
