You don't like Ukrainian in Polish schools? You are a “Russian onuca”. Warczecha: Ukrainian is simply a fanaberia, a language of Ukrainian parts

2.08.2025 https://ntime.info/2025/08/02/not-like-si-Ukrainian-in-Polish-school-is-ruska-onuca-warze-Ukrainian-to-fanaberia-language-parties-Ukrainian/

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Publicist Stefan Sękowski accused Jack Wilk of “ruskoonucism” which criticized the teaching of Ukrainian in Polish schools. He was answered by Luke Warchech, explaining the issue of Ukrainian language, which is not common even among Ukrainians.

Jacek Wilk wrote that "Ukraine brutally expelled all number languages (as second languages) from its schools".

‘(which was 1 of the reasons for the secession of Crimea). Slava Kokainu! Hjeroinu Slava!” he wrote, parodying the criminal greeting of Ukrainian Nazis.

The entry did not like Stefan Sękowski.

‘The departure of Braun from the Confederacy does not mean that there is no onuc. Wolf is 1 of them (repeats Putinian comparisons between Ukrainians and drug addicts). In schools another than English, children learn German, French, Spanish or Russian. Ukrainian is no worse” He commented.

Luke Warzech referred to this misconception.

‘Except that Mr. Wilk is not in the Confederacy, but with Mr. Braun – you are wrong. Everyone in the languages mentioned by you has a universal value. In each of them people talk in many countries (German – Germany, Austria, Switzerland, partially Luxembourg; French – France, Switzerland, Belgium; Spanish – most of South America outside Brazil; Russian – virtually all post-Soviet countries, including Ukraine)” “Warzech replied.

"Ukrainian is simply a fanaberia, the language of parts of Ukrainians only. If anyone has the will, let them learn privately, for example, due to the fact that they may be doing business in Ukraine (although they can easy agree in Russian), but there is no reason why learning this language would sponsor and introduce the Polish state in Polish schools” said the publicist.

"I should add a large number of African, erstwhile French colonies in French" – he added.