Husaria and Jedi Knights in Defence of Poland

I erstwhile saw a man in a United States journalist's account of the QAnon movement. At this point, I realized that unusual fashion would besides come to my country. due to the fact that everything stupid in the United States and widely understood The West will yet fall over the Vistula River. Fortunately, usually on a smaller scale.

Nothing discourages me so much to participate even in fair demonstrations as the bizarre menagerie, which is increasingly present in this kind of protest. Husaria, knighthood with indulgent stanics, men with gutters the size of wall portraits, omnipresent eccentric uniforms as if purchased in sex-shops, plastic golden Christs, many Piłsudski genders of 2 [some with Chrobry Swords] and ladies in wreaths the size of ceremony wreaths. Old people shouting: “Who does not jump behind Tusk” or wanting to co-exist with the full Law and the Confederacy.

My guts fall over as I see banners written in solidarity and thoughtlessly slogans lauding 1 or the another prophet. Freaks from the Smolensk bombings or seeing president Putin in all sewer well. Talk about rubles for Braun, Corvin, Mentzen, Charzaste and Biedron for crimes in Katyn or Tusk being German. Additionally, the practically ubiquitous Cretan cry "Get out of the commune" and comparing Polish police to the Gestapo.

Among the crowds presently protesting, journalists of any Republic are usually inactive excited by the current events, asking completely moronic questions with the thesis. Everything there is grotesquely utmost and ultimate.

And this ceded moral blackmail – if you don't support us here and now the Pole will die due to you. Now we – or 10 Egyptian plagues, Mongol invasion, russian troops in the Suwałki Strait, Germany in the forests of Opole, Netanyahu on the roof, migrants in DHL packages and the end of Poland.

I know there are protests to be attended. I've been to a fewer last year on Ukrainian or peace issues. I will most likely go again this period to a Katowice protest about opposing the EU's policy of destroying Polish mines. But I'm doing it with expanding concern that they'll come on rubber chariots of Hussars...

Łukasz Jastrzeżski