Poland Itching for a Fight With Russia

Polish General and Chief of Staff Andrzejczak Rajmund Tomasz  clearly seems to relish the thought of waging war against Russia for the sins of the Communists. He has said that if Russian forces cross the border into Lithuania, within the “first minute,” NATO allies will target all of Russia’s strategic assets within a 300-kilometer radius and launch a major assault of hundreds of missiles to destroy Russia. Andrzejczak boldly declared, “We will strike directly at St. Petersburg.” What is absent is anyone even suggesting peace talks. It is all about war.

Andrzejczak has perhaps revealed why Europe has been supporting Ukraine beyond common sense when the Neocons instructed the Kiev interim government to start this civil war attacking Russia. He actually said:

“Ukraine is buying us a few years. If Russia wins in Ukraine, we’ll have one Russian division in Lviv, one in Brest, and one in Grodno.” 

Poland is currently purchasing 800 missiles with a range of up to 560 miles (900 kilometers). What I find shocking is the level of outright propaganda. Andrzejczak seems to be hoping for an excuse to destroy Russia for the sins of the Communist era, proclaiming this will be the “beginning of the total confrontation.” He was joined by the Lithuanian Presidential National Security Advisor Kęstutis Budrys, who has falsely claimed that Russia coming to the aid of the Russians in the Donbas is “imperialist expansionism.” Europe just wants war and takes no consideration whatsoever that they are courting the destruction of their own nations. They all pound their chest and act as if they can destroy Russia and they will never fire even one missile.

Andrzejczak was joined by the Commander of the Lithuanian Army, Raimundas Vaikšnoras, who said that the Baltic states would need to respond immediately without waiting for NATO’s decision under Article 5 on collective defense. Since they have not actually fought in major wars, I suppose their medals on their chests are for just hating Russians and boasting that they do – not for valor.

In October 2023, there was a referendum with four questions, and the voters rejected all four. They were the privatization of state-owned enterprises, an increase in the retirement age, the admission of immigrants under the EU mandatory relocation scheme, and the removal of the barrier with Belarus. The referendum was boycotted by the main opposition parties so the turnout was only 40%. Consequently, the minimum validity threshold of 50% was not reached.

The October 26th turning point was precisely the day that President Duda called for a new Polish parliament to convene after the October 15th elections, one to be led by former (unelected) EU President Donald Tusk. It is not a complete Left turn, more of a veering Left, as he needed to form a coalition in order to form a government. It was Tusk who was also very anti-Russia.

The Polish share market peaked with the Economic Confidence Model on the May 20th intraday. This does not bode well for the future. A year-end closing below 81030 for 2024 will be a war of war and a decline into 2026-2027.