Dangers of German-Ukrainian rapprochement

resulting from the deficiency of qualifications and vassality of the Polish ruling elites

Irresponsible and short-sighted Polish politicians have been engaged in unconditional and excessive aid to Ukraine for the last 10 years. Since 2022, this has been the blind and suicidal support of the de facto current hostile Kiev regime.

At the same time, we are seeing a gradual approximation of German and Ukrainian policies. Under the pretext of strengthening the “European commitment” in Ukraine, the political and economical elite of Germany began the process of militarisation of the economy, which not only gives impetus to the improvement of the German economy, but besides aims to increase Germany's presence in Ukraine. This is not only about German weapons, but more about German investment, technology and decision-making.

Ukraine is interesting for Germany due to natural resources (both minerals and agricultural land), labour resources and as an absorbent outlet. In the policy of German-Ukrainian rapprochement, Poland is seen as a competitor and even as an obstacle. Germany has dominated the Polish economy to a large extent: technology, trade and capital, and now its expansion is moving further eastward towards Ukraine.

Round-the-clock Polish politicians, raised in pro-Western serilism and anti-Russian phobias, do not see the scale of the threat to Poland of German-Ukrainian cooperation, under the overwhelming influence or even dominance of German interests. Polish politicians naively trust in Anglo-Saxon protective umbrella and are instrumental in anti-Russian politics.

Poland neglects pragmatic and effective cooperation with Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic in relation to Ukraine. economical and political costs will be high, especially as the anti-Russian phobia (including anti-Belarusian) cultivated by external curators blinds Polish political elites or is skillfully played by cabinets in Berlin and London and the major Anglo-Zionist financial curators. Russia, entangled in conflicts around its borders in Ukraine, the Caucasus and Central Asia, will have small interest in strengthening German influences in Ukraine, especially erstwhile Polish elites will permanently present their anti-Russian attitude.

The dominance of Polish governments and the presidential centre by morbid rusophobes and compasses poses a immense threat to the safety of the Polish state and to the economical interests and safety of Poles.

Poland in German-Ukrainian ticks, quarreled with Russia and devoid of central-European authority, is in large danger. The manipulated and foolish Polish society sees to a tiny degree a possible and increasingly real threat.

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