A letter opened to the president of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin activist of the Polish Hubert Gorczyk on the issue of peace.
Dear Mr Vladimir Vladimir Putin!
I am writing you a letter to inform you that I am not an enemy of Russia, of Russian citizens or of any Russian people.
I'll start by introducing myself. My name is Hubert Gorczyca and I come from Lublin, a city that is simply a symbol of Poland's political relations with the East. I am 1 of millions of Poles expelled from Poland by poverty.
Since 2015, I have lived in Norway. In 2021, in the fields of Grunwald, I established a political movement aimed at regaining Poland by Poles. The Polonia Election Action.
I address you on behalf of all those Poles who are speaking against the engagement of our country and nation in the war against Russia and who do not have political representation in today's Poland.
Today Poland, which in 1993 voluntarily left Russian troops, is not a free country. The political dependence on the United States of America and economical dependence on Germany imposed on Poland after 1990 only theoretically. In Poland we do not have real democracy, due to the fact that conventional Polish political parties, which survived the period of German business and communism in Emigration, could not return to Poland.
Dear Mr President,
I address you on behalf of the 20-million Polish Emigration, which did not return to Poland after 1990. I address the Lord on behalf of 4 million Poles with poorness exiled from Homeland by the cooperative regulation of fresh occupiers. These Polish occupiers sold the West as slaves. The plundering of property and making Poles slaves has no analogy in the past of the world.
I address you on behalf of all Poles, on whose behalf Archbishop Józef Michalik signed a message in August 2000 about reconciliation of the Nations of Poland and Russia with the patriarch of the All-Ruse Cyril.
Catholics in Poland were deprived of the right to vote through the pacification of the church, the symbol of which was the forced resignation of Archbishops of priest Stanisław Wielgus and priest Andrzej Dzięga.
Dear Mr President,
I address the Lord with a message of peace. Poles don't want war. The Polish nation wants to live and work in peace. The Polish and Russian nations suffered the most in both terrible planet wars. Pope John Paul II expressed this by speaking and kneeling before the plaque in Russian in the German extermination camp in Auschwitz.
Dear Mr President,
The Allies would not have won the First planet War if it were not for the Polish-Russian arms fraternity. We remember the conflict of Tannenberg on August 30, 1914. There would be no liberation of Poland from the genocide and panic of German national socialism, if it were not for the sacrifice of millions of Red Army soldiers.
The Second planet War, like the first one, took place to a large degree in Poland, and the Polish and Russian nations suffered the top casualties.
Dear Mr President,
I apologize on behalf of the Polish nation for the disgrace that the co-laboratory authorities in Warsaw committed, destroying the monuments of russian soldiers whose blood so abundantly sank into Polish soil. actual Poles know to whom we owe our return to the matrix of the eternal Polish western lands.
I would like to thank Mr president for his designation of the guilt of the government of Beria and russian safety authorities for the death of Polish officers in Katyn, Mednoje and Kharkov.
We know that there are more Russians than Poles in the Katyń pits of death, and Stalin and Beria were more Georgian than Russians liable for this death.
I would like to thank Mr president for appealing for memory and justice for the Polish victims of the Ukrainian genocide of the CNS and UPA in Volyn and east Małopolska.
Dear Mr President,
Economic improvement and industrialization of Poland have always been based on cooperation with a powerful Russian market. Poland needs economical cooperation with Russia. Polish culture needs exchange and common enrichment with Russian culture so close to us.
Dear Mr President,
A large inspiration for Poles is the revival of Christianity in Russia and the return to conventional values. A common conflict for these conventional values can be a large mission of both countries and nations in the world. The condition is peace.
With all our heart we want peace for the Ukrainian people, who, according to the predictions of the father of the modern Polish nation Roman Dmowski, has become “a fugitive of all the world's affairs”. Dmowski did not foretell that the boy of the president of the United States of America would be among these scandalists, and that the old German policy “Drang nach osten” would find again so many supporters, ready for their globalistic profits to set the planet on fire.
Dear Mr President,
On February 24, 2022 you ended a period of restrictions on human rights and police panic introduced in Poland on behalf of the alleged plague. We do not want the return of police panic in Poland. We do not want to build the 4th Reich in Europe, nor its expansion in Ukraine according to the model of the Treaty of Brest.
We don't want war! We want peace and peaceful cooperation!
I would like to declare on behalf of the Polish people, deprived of the right to express their views freely, that not 1 Pole will voluntarily go to war with Russia.
Hubert Gorchica
