Sasha
6 Oct 2010
News / Does it seem to you that Russia loves Poland now? [35]
Well... since the basic strategy has remained the same since mr.Poo was enthroned, you can't really expect anything new from the Russian government at that point. Putin is a vindictive and a small man (both physically and spiritually) who has no respect towards people whatsoever, be one a Pole or a Russian. The only thing that has recently offered a little hope was that Medvedev as a man of naturally higher moral standards than those of Putin could propose a different strategy. We'll see...
To my great misfortune I should agree with the above point that in putin's Russia money and the force are the only two motive powers of the regime. Human is nothing here.
As for the Russians ourselves... well I'm sure that the vast majority has at the very least never been hostile towards Poles. On a personal level I don't know of any occasion when a Russian and a Pole didn't get along well. The only my worry was that the younger generation of Russians simply don't know much about Poland and don't show the interest to learn anything thereof. Somewhat of a vicious circle. However since more and more people can afford to travel abroad, choose philological specialization in unis or even simply use the Internet the interest gets stirred. Tragic events in Smolensk has played a large part too.
Does it seem to you that Russia loves Poland now?
Well... since the basic strategy has remained the same since mr.Poo was enthroned, you can't really expect anything new from the Russian government at that point. Putin is a vindictive and a small man (both physically and spiritually) who has no respect towards people whatsoever, be one a Pole or a Russian. The only thing that has recently offered a little hope was that Medvedev as a man of naturally higher moral standards than those of Putin could propose a different strategy. We'll see...
To my great misfortune I should agree with the above point that in putin's Russia money and the force are the only two motive powers of the regime. Human is nothing here.
As for the Russians ourselves... well I'm sure that the vast majority has at the very least never been hostile towards Poles. On a personal level I don't know of any occasion when a Russian and a Pole didn't get along well. The only my worry was that the younger generation of Russians simply don't know much about Poland and don't show the interest to learn anything thereof. Somewhat of a vicious circle. However since more and more people can afford to travel abroad, choose philological specialization in unis or even simply use the Internet the interest gets stirred. Tragic events in Smolensk has played a large part too.