Korwin Mikke: re-badged American Jews pushing Poland into war

@Vigilance

Indeed. Problem is, like the great pilsudzki once said, poland is in a position where its standing on two stools and eventuslly will fall off one. If we leave nato/eu, Russia will take advatnage If we remain, germany and eu will continue to treat poland as a vassal state. Intermarium was the solution then and I believe it is now as well.

Still, its out of EU and NATO. Sooner or later Poland must deal with its own complexes on Russia and understand that are normal relations with Russia possible. We Serbians shall help. Poland will be safe.

But, I doubt that would western Europe let Poland go. They could literally massacre Poland if Poland just try to escape them.

A few of the nationalist groups and small political parties especially Zmiana are seeking to improve relations with Russia. Nonetheless, the majority of Polish society want nothing to do with a better relationship with Russia - especially the older generations which is understandable due to all the things that Russians did to Poles during these peoples' lifetime. The people who were wounded by communism, martial law, repression, etc. will never forgive Russia for that. Nonetheless, there are quite a few nationalist groups like the falanga/narodowcy that seek a good relationship with Russia and view Putin as a man's man - a strong leader who isn't scared to promote social conservative ideas like traditional families, patriotism, the country to be for the natives - not migrants, strong borders, not allowing the IMF and Zionist financial organization to control the banking system (ditto with media), and so on. Russia's state television, RT, has recently receiving a video calling for rapprochement with Poland and to law the foundations for a more amicable relationship. This won't happen though while PiS is in charge - anti-Putinism, anti-Russian sentiment is one of the cornerstones of their policies. It's kind of understandable though because their base includes many older people and rural areas which still remember how the Russians devastated Poland numerous times in their lives - WW2, the years after, the crushing of uprising and workers' strikes, repression, martial law, etc.