Poland's Politics

[PalazioVecchio]

The last bastion of Christian-Nationalism in Western Europe. An EU Globalist Leftist Coup ? A tug-o-war between Brussels & Vlad Putin ?

France's Le Pen condemns Poland's Constitutional Tribunal crisis

The dispute over the composition of Poland's top court has fuelled an open confrontation with President Karol Nawrocki, who attempted to enter the building on Friday night. #EuropeNews

www.euronews.com

 

[Racehorse-80s]

The last bastion of Christian-Nationalism in Western Europe. An EU Globalist Leftist Coup ? A tug-o-war between Brussels & Vlad Putin ?

France's Le Pen condemns Poland's Constitutional Tribunal crisis

The dispute over the composition of Poland's top court has fuelled an open confrontation with President Karol Nawrocki, who attempted to enter the building on Friday night. #EuropeNews

www.euronews.com

I was very surprised when the Right leaning Polish electorate elected Tusk as Prime minister but not at all surprised he turned out to nothing more than a EU / German bitch .

 

[PalazioVecchio]

 

[chris123]

I was very surprised when the Right leaning Polish electorate elected Tusk as Prime minister but not at all surprised his turned out to nothing more than a EU / German bitch .

Well they must have known what they were getting, he's been PM before.

 

[Spindle]

A move like this will turn me against those in charge of the EU.

Poland is a white fortress, it's protected itself against hordes of islamic ruination that these leftist globalist scum want to destroy all of the west.

Things are just turning worse and worse, it's like the Arab spring across Europe

 

[PalazioVecchio]

more developments, its looking like the Polish people will not stand for any EU tyranny.

 

[Mark B]

I appreciate that Tusk attempted his own Gleiwitz incident to make it easier to consolidate power.

 

[Spindle]

Tusk bringing in German troops.

Its 1939

57K views · 733 reactions | Here we have Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk desperately trying to defend the indefensible, twisting himself into knots in a futile attempt to justify the unjustifiable. "If you see German soldiers, please do not panic,

Here we have Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk desperately trying to defend the indefensible, twisting himself into knots in a futile attempt to justify the unjustifiable. "If you see German...

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[ASCPFC]

Tusk bringing in German troops.

Its 1939

57K views · 733 reactions | Here we have Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk desperately trying to defend the indefensible, twisting himself into knots in a futile attempt to justify the unjustifiable. "If you see German soldiers, please do not panic,

Here we have Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk desperately trying to defend the indefensible, twisting himself into knots in a futile attempt to justify the unjustifiable. "If you see German...

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Poland has a stronger military than Germany by some distance.

 

[PalazioVecchio]

Poland has a stronger military than Germany by some distance.

and the loyalty & allegiance of its leadership ?

 

[ASCPFC]

and the loyalty & allegiance of its leadership ?

No idea, I'd presume the military is to protect the nation. Can't genuinely see German troops accepted in Poland. Or Russian.

 

[PalazioVecchio]

Tusk bringing in German troops.

Its 1939

57K views · 733 reactions | Here we have Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk desperately trying to defend the indefensible, twisting himself into knots in a futile attempt to justify the unjustifiable. "If you see German soldiers, please do not panic,

Here we have Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk desperately trying to defend the indefensible, twisting himself into knots in a futile attempt to justify the unjustifiable. "If you see German...

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and the timing is calculated........just when Trump is busy dealing with an election.

 

[chris123]

Poland has a stronger military than Germany by some distance.

Cohesion Policy working then.

 

[silvertop]

No idea, I'd presume the military is to protect the nation. Can't genuinely see German troops accepted in Poland. Or Russian.

An interesting one.

If Russia comes close and there are armed and ready German divisions waiting for Poland's permission to cross the border and join the defence of their nation, would the Poles really say no?

Another interesting one is the noises some European nations are making about acquiring nukes. One of those is Germany. I can see a degree of ambivalence in Paris in London where they would be more than happy to share the cost and risk of an enlarged umbrella... but Germany???

 

[ASCPFC]

An interesting one.

If Russia comes close and there are armed and ready German divisions waiting for Poland's permission to cross the border and join the defence of their nation, would the Poles really say no?

Another interesting one is the noises some European nations are making about acquiring nukes. One of those is Germany. I can see a degree of ambivalence in Paris in London where they would be more than happy to share the cost and risk of an enlarged umbrella... but Germany???

The Germans would be the last that they want and it would have to be a full scale Russian attack to trigger NATO action in that case. Poland would beat Russia.
As for nukes, it's not that hard to have them. We're being gaslighted if we aren't told that really anyone can have 1940s technology now. The basic principles are, incredibly basic. And if you have no real scientists, then of course AI. Emergency leaflets etc.

 

[silvertop]

The Germans would be the last that they want and it would have to be a full scale Russian attack to trigger NATO action in that case. Poland would beat Russia.
As for nukes, it's not that hard to have them. We're being gaslighted if we aren't told that really anyone can have 1940s technology now. The basic principles are, incredibly basic. And if you have no real scientists, then of course AI. Emergency leaflets etc.

The thing that goes boom can probably be put together in a school lab. It is the delivery systems where the cost and tech barrier lies. Hence, Iran.

If Iran really felt an existential threat originating from us, they could send in a dirty bomb. Possibly one reason why we prefer containment over regime change.

But nuke London by ballistic delivery???

 

[PalazioVecchio]

The thing that goes boom can probably be put together in a school lab. It is the delivery systems where the cost and tech barrier lies. Hence, Iran.

yeah, like if the Iranians smuggle a nuclear bomb. Going into an attic in the centre of London or New York. About as difficult as Arsenal beating Charlton.

To detonate it ? could be as easy as a phone call or email, or an old-school timer. Even a suicidal agent being contacted by carrier-pigeon. Like scumbags throwing acid in da 'hood. Some crimes are almost impossible to defend yourself against.

Anyhoo.........Polands Politics. The EU really seems to hate them.

 

[ASCPFC]

The thing that goes boom can probably be put together in a school lab. It is the delivery systems where the cost and tech barrier lies. Hence, Iran.

If Iran really felt an existential threat originating from us, they could send in a dirty bomb. Possibly one reason why we prefer containment over regime change.

But nuke London by ballistic delivery???

There are so many ways to do it. It was done in the 1940s. The maths isn't exactly secret either. It's not how Iran would do it, but wouldn't Russia, N. Korea or China or Pakistan just give them the tech anyway? The whole argument is becoming moot as time goes on. I don't want to scare people but any country and probably many private entities could do it.

 

[Mark B]

There are so many ways to do it. It was done in the 1940s. The maths isn't exactly secret either. It's not how Iran would do it, but wouldn't Russia, N. Korea or China or Pakistan just give them the tech anyway? The whole argument is becoming moot as time goes on. I don't want to scare people but any country and probably many private entities could do it.

In theory it is easy to do, especially if you have an existing civilian nuclear program as well as access to the additional requirements through coordination measures with people who can acquire things for a price.

Once the hardest things to get is actually the delivery system. Making it small enough to fit on a rocket/missile is a pain in the butt but developing the guidance capacity is where the rubber meets the road. Most nukes are area weapons instead of point weapons, area simply meaning that you have decided that an entire area need to die as opposed to a specific location (building/HQs/Falmer Stadium).