
Building Directive, or reverse reparations
War reliefs are as defined by Wikipedia: ‘Compensations financial for losses and damages caused by war actions, paid to the affected partyconflict in the event of her triumph or her benefit truce, resulting from the violation of orders by attackers The Hague Convention of 1907 or another acts of global lawIt’s okay. ” After the end of planet War I, Germany was obliged by the Treaty of Versailles signed in June 1919 to pay a reparation, the amount of which was to be determined by the appointed Committee on Compensation. This Commission ended its work in May 1921, setting compensations at 132 billion gold brands. The Germans tried to negociate a simplification of this amount, and after Hitler reached power they ceased paying reparations. After the end of planet War II, compensation for planet War I was paid by the national Republic of Germany, and the last interest of EUR 70 million on loans entered into for this intent was paid by Germany to the United Kingdom and France in 2010.
After the end of planet War II, at the Potsdam Conference at the turn of July and August 1945, the issues of establishing a reparation for planet War II were set aside for a future peace conference, which was to formally end planet War II and order issues of relations between different countries. However, specified a conference never took place. The national Republic of Germany only paid compensation to the Israel and World judaic Congress and in 1960 to Greece, which consistently considered the amount received as an advance alternatively than full compensation. Only after the United Right took power in 2015 did the Polish government rise the issue of due Poland's reparations and detailed study calculated their amount at over PLN 6 trillion:
6 220 609,000,000 PLN
Reparations due, adequate to the losses suffered by Poland by Germany. The amount was small, so it is no wonder that various German organizations and entities supported Polish opposition in last year's parliamentary elections in all possible way. After the change of power, the Liberal-Left government was expected to verify the scale of the reparation and possibly even waive any claims. And so it did. Donald Tusk, in front of Chancellor Scholz, stated: “In a formal, legal, global sense, the issue of reparation was closed many years ago." This statement, although contrary to historical truth, was salvific to Germany. But it wasn't enough. Germany cannot afford this issue to always return to the agenda. Paraphrasing Sławomir Nitras, the Germans know that a “fair punishment for what has happened” is needed, they know that “they must rip us off with certain privileges, for if not, we will rise our head again if anything changes.”
On 12 March this year, the European Parliament adopted a directive on the energy characteristics of buildings. A period later, on 12 April, the Council of the European Union (with the approval of the government of Donald Tusk, whose representatives abstained) yet approved the Building Directive, which thus became applicable law, besides in Poland. Building Directive forcing Union residents to renovate their homes and the exchange of heating sources according to the guidelines of the European Commission. I wrote earlier that according to the calculations of specialists, the cost of specified renovation for a home of 150 m2 will be PLN 350 thousand. It's a immense sum, a barrage for many families. But it is worth asking what the full costs will be for all the people of our country. Assuming that the cost of refurbishment of dwellings in multi-family blocks will be lower, in the order of respective tens of thousands, the average cost of renovation per household was estimated at 175 1000 PLN, which multiplied by 8 million farms is PLN 1.4 trillion:
PLN 1,400,000,000
My estimation is consistent with the opinions of experts who measure the full cost which will should be borne by Polish society at PLN 1.5 trillion. To a large extent, German companies will benefit from the money spent by Poles. In east Germany, heat pumps are already being built to replace coal and gas furnaces. In this way, alternatively of the reparations due to us in the amount of PLN 6.22 trillion Poles will be forced to pay German companies 1.5 trillion zlotys. Building Directive is simply a reverse reparation. For all calculated zloty due to Poland, Poles will gotta pay 25 cents of hare. What if individual just can't afford to pay specified drastic costs? The European Union-managing Germany has predicted this. As of 2027, anyone who fails to comply with the requirements of the Building Directive will gotta pay penalties of respective 1000 zlotys per year. Until full zero-emission, these penalties will be aligned with the costs of renovation.
So the situation is out of the question? There's a way out. On 10 May, 1 should go to the streets of Warsaw to take part in a nationwide protest under the slogan “Out with the Green Order”. On June 9, we request to go to elections to remove from power in the European Union the possessed sick ideology of eco-terrorists. If we don't do it, if we don't do it now, then we're actually in a no-win situation.
Down with the green order
Mr Bogdan