Waldemar Trajdos, Mirosław Zygmunt, Jan Bocian, Jan Bratoszewski, Janusz Onoszko, Edward Mizikowski, Władysław Preś, Jan Pyszko, Arkadiusz Buzdygan, Kazimierz Abramski, Waldemar Janusz Kossakowski, Bogdan Radomski, Sławomir Salomon, Jan Grzyb, Stanisław Ceberek, Livius Ilasz. Most of them most likely don't say anything. And rightly, though there are noble and respectful ones among them.
These are organizers of various parties, parties, committees and campaigns before all elections. People with righteous or insane views. They made campaigns without social media, yet they had their 5 minutes. Yes, it is today. People appear, most frequently out of nowhere, who have solutions for all problems. It is good that fresh ones appear – their work is worth looking at, due to the fact that after fruits we will know them.
I am not a extremist opponent of engaging in specified initiatives, although I will not be active myself. But it is crucial to keep moderation so as not to get burned and not to be discouraged from further action. due to the fact that then you come out like Zabłocki on soap, or antisystemists on Kukiza. Remember, even Solomon will not pour a glass of Stork from an empty Ceber.
What about the election? We request to stay calm. Don't get blackmailed by fueled emotions. In the current geopolitical situation, Poland's destiny is decided beyond our borders. Even outside Europe. Elections present are not essential. So let us not be fooled by the slogan “historical moment”, “last chance”, “now or never”. Nothing fancy will happen. They – 1 or the another – will proceed to rule.
However, I think that there are 2 reasons for going to elections: 1) due to our own subjectivity, 2) due to the fact that we inactive can. We should not be drawn into the game of the Adversary “right-left” Polish national interest is not subject to the choice between the right and the left. In my opinion, the Law and Justice and Solidarna Poland must be rejected, as a war organization and as an openly exposed United States. And then consider and vote with your conscience and reason, seeking ours in the remaining letters.
Vote for Poles. Choose honest, not just intelligent, alternatively local alternatively than paratroopers, alternatively those from further places than those organization leaders, alternatively known personally from meetings alternatively than from costly advertising. The ones with the humble campaign, not the money-sucking ones. We must closely follow what the Adversary tells us, follow the advice of the Polish paper and do precisely the opposite.
A lot can not be played, but it is worth it that there are respective people in the parliament who can propose – not for war, not for the depolonization of our homeland.
Łukasz M. Jastrzębski