In my youth, the top emotions caused me war movies. Films commemorating Nazi business in Poland. I was disgusted by the faces of Nazi secretaries from Kripo, 1 of the police services in the 3rd Reich and present in the occupied areas, in the General Government area, which included central and confederate Poland.
W Kripo was usually served by cultural Germans or folk-speakers who spoke Polish correctly.
Déjà vu
The films of Kripo were mostly around 40-year-old, redheaded men, alleged pig blondes, wearing glasses, with a distinctive, somewhat asthmatic voice, possibly caused by polyps in the nasal partitions of a given delicacie. They were wearing dark suits. On the inside (usually left) side of the coat flap they had their badges attached Kriminalpolizeiwhich they showed at the time the individual was detained.
Because of my more than mature life experiences characteristic of people my age, while having a comparatively good memory, seeing someone's face – I automatically submit to certain independent associations. It's stronger than my will at the moment... It's kind of like it's... déjà vu.
Stone face gum
Of course, associations include primarily people I have seen in my life with whom I have had direct, real contact. Often, these automatic associations, these images of human faces, come from memorable scenes from war movies watched in my youth. It's a large movie, for example. Free City (1958) directed by Stanisława Różewicz.
Presentations on YouTube in good advanced resolution let you to take a close look at the person. erstwhile I first saw a Gumisian – a pig blonde with glasses and a dark suit, from a holy city in confederate Poland, I trembled! His German perfection, his distinctive, somewhat asthmatic voice. This always stone, serious – service face! That officer's part of work!
Political Persecution
For months, I've been driving distant the nightmare of bad associations. Again, the nightmare came back, as this exotic guy with the copper forehead spoke his elucubrations about the doctor of political discipline of the master Matthew Piskorski erstwhile political prisoner. Incriminating him to sign an ABW loiler, which allegedly allowed him to leave—to go free—after nearly 3 years in mining detention.
It just so happens that I was 1 of many signatories to a letter from Paris to an appropriate body affiliated to the United Nations on the unlawful detention of Mr. I remember how, in abroad media, shortly after this paper was handed over to the recipient in the United Nations, in planet media, Mr. Mateusz Piskorski was mentioned with 1 breath with Julian Assange’m... As a victim of political persecution in Poland.
Dangerous cognition and initiatives
However, as to the actual reasons for inserting Dr. Mateusz Piskorski into mining detention; this was his knowledge, which he had erstwhile he was a associate of the Polish Parliament, while being an advisor to the Prime Minister. Andrzej Lepper. Among another things, it is about the mocked case of the "talibs in Klewki". This case proved real. It was a secret CIA prison in Poland where people were tortured. The second crucial issue is Mr Matthew's participation in a referendum committee in the East. The 3rd is an effort to establish a political party... Furthermore, future participation in the protest in connection with a conference to be held in Warsaw against Iran. This has already been besides many "friends" from behind the large Water, so they gave the right order...
A pot of PiSu Orders
You should ask yourself a advanced quality question: did this empty pitcher, decorated and hoarded by the Law and Justices not know about it? I uncertainty it.
The difference between a popular Polish clairvoyant from the north of Poland and Gumis from the holy city in confederate Poland is, among another things, that the erstwhile is simply a nice, warm man who does not bother anyone, insinuates or slanders anyone, tries not to destruct anyone. He respects people and is liked for it. It has on YouTube an average of 100,000 to 150,000 and more inputs. But the another one, eloquent with inexpensive sensations - only a fewer thousand...
Eugeniusz Zinkiewicz
