Concentration camp Poland

The state currently named "Poland" is organized according to the logic of a concentration camp. Poland was a concentration camp continuously since the Second World War. The public life is fully controlled by the camp guards. The prisoners mostly do not comprehend the gravity of their situation. They usually avoid thinking about it.

The genocide committed by the communists after WWII was transformed in mid-1950s into a new form, in which selected human beings are murdered as social creatures. The man or woman murdered as a social being ceases to function as a participant of any community. Destroyed and isolated, the indivual is reduced to a biological object.

Humanity does not learn from past mistakes and tragedies, often preferring to remain blind.

The Constitution Demo

The constitution of the so-called Republic of Poland proclaimed in 1997 is not a full product. It is merely a demo version with a very limited functionality. It was put forth not for the purpose of establishing a legal foundation, but only to make an impression that such foundation was established. It is very obvious, beyond any doubt, that the sovereign on the territory of the so-called Poland is junta. The real rules of the junta (not to be confused with the law) remain carefully hidden.

Much ado about nothing

A lot of strange and sometimes stupid things were said in the last couple of months about Yanukovych's and Putin's intentions regarding Ukraine and its relations with the European Union and Russia.

I do not claim to know the intentions of the Russian leadership. However, I would like to point out that there is at least one aspect of the action in Ukraine over the last three and a half months that makes a lot of sense. It is the protection of the Russian intelligence assets in Poland and elsewhere.

The angry anti-Russian rhetoric that was imposed on the media in Poland is completely artificial. It was imposed by the very same people who earlier were saying something completely different. This sudden outburst of hysteria has no basis in reality. It is a spectacle played jointly by the Russians, Ukrainians and the Polish junta. It is likely that the aim of this theatrical anti-Russian hysteria is to turn attention away from the anti-American stance of the Polish junta and its likely collaboration with the Russian intelligence.

And what do you think, comrade Angela?

Simulated situations, real consequences

The revolt that began in Kiev, Ukraine, on November 20, 2013, was a simulated one. The subsequent conflict in the Crimea that emerged in the last couple of weeks was also a simulation. Both situations were presented to the outside world as real.

However, as the American sociologist William Isaac Thomas wrote in 1928,

It is not important whether or not the interpretation is correct -- if men define situations as real, they are real in their consequences.

Added on March 12, 2014

Real consequences caused by false interpretations of faked situations do not make these situations any more real.

Wrong advice from the Washington Post

Everything goes according to plan in the Ukrainian crisis. The provocations finally worked. Emotional threshold was reached last week.

On March 2, 2014, the Washington Post published an opinion piece "Spell out the consequences for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine" by the Editorial Board, trying to push the US president Obama to engange in a quick and strong action against Russia:

The United States now faces a naked act of armed aggression in the center of Europe by a Russian regime that is signaling its intent to steamroller this U.S. president and his allies. Mr. Obama must demonstrate that can’t be done.[...]

Many in the West did not believe Mr. Putin would dare attempt a military intervention in Ukraine because of the steep potential consequences. That the Russian ruler plunged ahead shows that he doubts Western leaders will respond forcefully. If he does not quickly retreat, the United States must prove him wrong.

Why this sudden outburst of hysteria? The Washington Post is an unreliable source of political advice with respect to Russia and many other countries. In addition to the entire argument also the geography is wrong: "armed aggression in the center of Europe". No, it is a periphery of Europe.

The best way to manipulate the other political side is to get your opponent strongly engaged without him having a clue what is really going on.

Stay calm and observe from the sidelines.