Without more feta, we passed another anniversary of the martial law in Poland. possibly slow the native Styrofoam heroes run out of fuel. Or possibly they just got tired of the yearly nativity scenes. I mean, how many can you say the same thing? Especially since the main protagonists of events 4 decades ago are no longer alive. The last of the people-symbols of this period, Jerzy Urban, faced an chance 2 months ago to verify the veracity of the materialistic view of the world.
Of course, there are inactive a number of insignificant organization apparatusists and media officers who introduced martial law in a applicable way, only at a much lower level. However, as a substance of fact, they have long since joined the ranks of the present power. And besides for the sake of the justice of the current opposition. present they are wise of the press and parliamentary speakers, bidding for their patriotism and anti-communism (which in Polish Pato-politics is identical to rusophobia). It is hard to find whether this phenomenon is more corrosive or comical.
Although the carrying capacity of the subject of martial law has clearly weakened, this does not mean that the occasional indulgence has not taken place at all. Yes, he was, and the officials gave their usual cat-holes. This year's competition for the absurdity of the day was won by Mateusz Morawiecki. "41 years ago, a government holding power in Poland from a abroad broadcast sent against Poles claiming their rights tanks and militia troops equipped with strong weapons and immunity of impunity. The state of war with the nation in the alleged Polish People's Republic was nothing new." We read: “Resistance was the caterpillars of tanks, the punches of militia sticks, the volleys of firearms, the murders of assassins. Officers in civilian outfits and uniforms did not request any written warrants to search all ad hoc flat or all man at any time and lock him in a cell without a time limit.’ And so on, and so on...
I remind you that between December 13, 1981 and July 22, 1983, so in the period of martial law, about 40 people died. Beaten, shot, choked with gas. That's forty besides many. inactive only forty. That's nearly 10 times little than the May bombing. Today, the creator and initiator of the second is joyfully celebrated by the same homely "men of the state" who have held 13-December nativity scenes for years. But we can call up another statistics. For example, in 1982 alone (i.e. for about 2/3 of the duration of the martial law), as a consequence of traffic accidents, 5535 people lost their lives in Poland. It shows a real scale.
Looking at martial law from the position of 4 decades, while at the same time being free from individual experiences from this period, I am increasingly convinced that it was at the minute the only rational choice. For the tragedy of fewer is not the same as the tragedy of a nation. The introduction of martial law prevented greater misery, so it was the emanation of Polish political realism. It prevented the nation from losing precious blood in the fire of a meaningless fuck. Therefore, present the creators of the martial law are equally hated by unsuccessful revolutionaries as in 1863 Wielopolski was hated and in 1905 the national Democrats were hated. The biggest enemy of a suicide is the 1 who tries to prevent suicide.
But what goes on is not getting away. Today's Poland is controlled by the same people (and their pupils) who, 40 years ago, regardless of the price to be paid, prepared a repeat from Hungary in 1956. Today, driven by the same obsessions and phobias, working for the same abroad centers, they do not hesitate to exposure the nation to biological destruction.
In another way, Andrzej Duda summed it up in an anniversary speech. "Today's "solidarity" is simply a word that lasts all the time, not only in the Independent Local Professional Union – the largest union of workers in our country – but besides in the solidarity that we Poles are able to show and show to our Ukrainian neighbours today, supporting them erstwhile they fight another Russian aggression in history. We support them, we are with them and we firmly believe that this solidarity, too, and this fight will be victorious. It’s okay. ”
We are already paying the price for this "solidarity" imposed on us today. Money for now. However, there are many indications that we will shortly start paying her with blood. The most tragic thing, however, is that the only way to reverse an inevitable defeat is to make Washington's decision. For present there is no force in the country capable of stopping the madness of Poland. The madness that drives us to suicide.
Przemysław Piasta
