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Sikorski doctrine - Eastern Europe under threat. Poland's foreign policy. [203]
I see no flowers either. The disingenuous nature of some politicians precludes that possibility so, sorry, you are again mistaken for your misgivings about me.
It is now not a foregone conclusion that Poland will 'go American' by purchasing their offerings. Besides, as I told you, Russia had the full right of inspection included anyway. Those who know their stuff know that the current capability of Iran to strike Poland is non-existent as their Shahab missiles only reach the border of Romania/Ukraine. So where is the threat, Nathan? If Poland starts beefing up its security, Russia will wonder where the imminent danger is from. Belarus? LOL
You have just tripped yourself up, Nathan. Yes, many Russian villagers are poor. On that, we can agree. Now, do you really think, in your best mind, that Putin gives a hoot about them?? The Russian mafia pumps a heckuva lot back into a narrow sphere of activities and the broader population doesn't really feature in that equation. Or have you forgotten your beloved history of Russia that people perish left, right and centre there without the authorities even batting an eyelid??
Just as I thought, not even an attempt to suggest a hypothetical pretext. David suggested greed above. Stealing what resources, may I ask? Successful companies here in Poland, e.g Isover, rely on Russian gas. I know this first hand from the company. So, I ask you, who has meaningful control over who?
Borrka, your lack of thoroughness leaves you exposed. Let me politely give you a schooling in what you should already know. The removal of Germans under the Aussienliede (correct me if my spelling is wrong, BB) cleared up some space for others to occupy the vacated space. Enter eastern Poles and Ukrainians. Having lived in Silesia for so long yet maintaining contact with their relatives, are they 'outsiders' to as you put it?
It's all in the vain alright ;) ;)
