"No more Tusk" -
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Ever since Vladimir Putin launched a war against Ukraine, it is no longer possible to cry out in Europe: "never again war!" But we can still cry out in Poland: never again Donald Tusk.
Marcin Tulicki's documentary, "Our man in Warsaw", revealed who is who in Polish politics in recent decades. Bitter is a lesson, a bitter documentary. One would like to believe that it will be watched by those who, at the beginning of March, completely disagreed with the fact that Angela Merkel had been pushing Russia for years. And her friend from Vistula - Donald Tusk. It is primarily them, faithful readers of the left-liberal media, who should find out what is the truth about the top-class European putinophiles. Much subtler, smarter and much more effective in their activities than Victor Orban.
After all, they will not find out from Tomasz Lis, who today is probably bitterly chewing on every word of the interview that President Putin's faithful helper, Dmitry Medvedev, deigned to give him years ago. This is the truth: at a time when the influential liberal media, publicists and journalists tracked down and ridiculed the "Russophobia" of Law and Justice politicians, they made them useful Kremlin idiots. Although do liberal circles really have something to reproach themselves of today? They have already come out of the shock they felt when Russia invaded Ukraine in late February / early March this year. Then their meticulously constructed image of the world collapsed, which - following the example of French and German media centers - allowed them to ridicule and ignore the warnings about Russia.
"Our man in Warsaw" solidly refreshes the memory of various cunning gaps. And their most faithful, iron electorate: with a historical memory worthy of a one-day flapper. It is also worth reading the article How Tusk cleaned up Poland for Putin after the Russophobes. 30 most powerful facts, recordings, and quotes . The facts presented there will only be denied by people of very, really very bad will.
By the way - with some amusement, I discovered that the liberal media and readers with admirable eagerness rushed to read the famous book by Catherine Belton, or Putin's People. How the KGB got Russia back and turned against the West. " The reading is really worth attention, but if anyone in Poland was interested, for example, in the issues of the collapse of the Soviet Union and the collapse of the countries of the so-called people's democracy, which were under Russian control after World War II, you will not be surprised.
Belton analyzes, for example, how the KGB and the East German security service, the Stasi, influenced the process of "soft exit" from communism, how it tried to maintain its influence and save its enormous wealth. The role of Vladimir Putin and the people he later involved in, for example, the construction of Nord Stream 2, was not so small in this. Only that in Poland, for example, Joanna and Andrzej Gwiazda paid attention to such threads - and that is one of the reasons why today's liberals, who woke up in heavily soiled armor in February this year, called them "stunned". When, in the so-called "good, liberal society" for three decades of the Third Polish Republic, someone mentioned that the Soviet services had a great influence on the changes in Europe at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, he was laughed at. Likewise, it was mocked.
Someone will notice: this column was supposed to be about Donald Tusk. Yes, it is. The former prime minister of the Third Polish Republic is a symbol of both cynicism and naivety in politics, which led in the years of the "Polish-Russian reset" to the elimination of many fuses in our internal and external policy. Russia used this illusion of reset to put Western Europe to sleep and corrupt - Warsaw provided a great excuse for Western diplomacy: it showed that the eastern flank of Europe and NATO was completely safe. Tusk gave the impression that he was winning something during the talks with Putin, when he promised him, for example, very cautious actions by NATO on the eastern flank. But it really allowed the tsar-non-tsar of Russia to achieve new goals in other parts of the world and the continent.
By the way: Russia is a country that attaches great importance to metapolitical stories. Because he understands well that they help convince the world to be right. The worse the real Russia is, the more beautiful stories it tries to sell to the world. And it is clearly visible that during the rule of the Civic Platform, Poland gave way to the Russian story that the Kremlin narrative, thanks to a pseudo-reset, seeped even from public media, it was legitimized by the most opinion-forming journalists, such as Tomasz Lis.
The narrative of the liberal media at the time was subordinated to Russian needs and Russian stories, which was also clearly visible after the Smolensk catastrophe, after the actions with candles burned on the graves of Soviet soldiers, publicized by Gazeta Wyborcza, when the big names of Polish culture, including Andrzej Wajda, they posed for photos at the graves of the Red Army soldiers. One can only imagine how the Kremlin croaked at that time about this "reset", at those ****** gestures that Moscow must have rightly interpreted as disarming Polish historical memory, its softening and relativization to the level of infantile sentimentalism, from which nothing good came for Poland, Russia, on the other hand, benefited a lot from it.
Let us not be under any illusions. The louder Russian propaganda screams about Polish Russophobia today, the more certain it is that we are doing the right thing. So humanly - let's be human to ordinary Russians, but let's no longer have any illusions that Russia, leaving less and less space for the truth, more and more willingly returning to Stalinist lies, has been fighting a hard ideological battle for decades also against Polish history and national identity.
No more Tusk, Sikorski, their Moscow travels and business. Not for the sake of this or that party, but for the sake of Poland.
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I hope they will add English subtitles to their documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBdy_4DVcGw