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🚨 RAMADAN GATHERINGS GROWING IN KRAKÓW – POLISH CONCERN: “THIS IS HOW IT STARTED IN WESTERN EUROPE” TUSK & PIS GOVERNMENTS ARE LYING – BOTH PROMISE “POLAND WILL STAY POLAND” BUT LET NUMBERS RISE!!! Muslims just rented the big Hala 100-lecia Cracovii in Kraków for Eid al-Fitr. There are...

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🚨 She Is Polish — Yet Treated Like a Stranger. Why Do Poles from the East Get Less Help Than Other Migrants? A short street interview in Poland exploded online for one simple reason: it exposed a truth many prefer not to see. An elderly woman, born into a Polish family east of today’s borders, says she received no real help after coming to Poland. No housing. No financial support. No safety net. Just documents — and silence. She holds Karta Polaka — a state-issued card confirming Polish origin. By law, culture, and history, she is Polish. Yet in practice, she is treated as second-class. For a global audience, this raises a sharp question: How can a country that generously supports migrants fail people who are literally its own? ⸻ Who are “Poles from the East”? After World War II, Poland’s borders were violently redrawn. Millions of ethnic Poles were left outside the country — in what became the Soviet Union (today’s Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, and beyond). Many were: •deported, •forced to accept Soviet citizenship, •punished for keeping Polish language and identity. Their descendants still speak Polish — often with a distinctive eastern accent — and many grow up explicitly Polish in culture, religion, and memory. Karta Polaka was created to recognize them and help them return “home.” But here’s the problem: Recognition without support is symbolic, not real. ⸻ The uncomfortable contrast the video exposes In recent years, Poland — praised internationally — has mobilized massive resources for incoming migrants and refugees: •state-funded accommodation, •cash benefits, •fast administrative processing, •NGO and institutional backing. At the same time, many Poles from the East report: •being left to fend for themselves, •navigating bureaucracy alone, •receiving documents instead of assistance. This is not rumor. It is a pattern. And that’s why this woman’s words hit so hard. ⸻ Why this angers people The controversy is not about helping others. It’s about double standards. Critics ask: •Why does Polish origin matter less than migrant status? •Why is historical responsibility replaced by bureaucratic indifference? •Why is a Polish accent from the East mocked, while “diversity” is celebrated everywhere else? Some commenters attacked her identity. Others laughed at her speech. But thousands defended her — pointing out that before the war, millions of Poles spoke exactly like this. Mocking her isn’t progress. It’s historical amnesia. ⸻ A global question, not just a Polish one This story resonates far beyond Poland. It asks something every nation should confront: What happens when a state forgets its own people while trying to impress the world? Supporting Poles from the East does not mean rejecting migrants. It means applying the same dignity, urgency, and humanity — starting with your own. ⸻ Bottom line This woman isn’t asking for privilege. She’s asking for equal treatment. If a country can move mountains for newcomers, it can do the bare minimum for people who were pushed out by history and never stopped being Polish. Ignoring them isn’t neutral. It’s a choice. And the world is now watching that choice being questioned — out loud.

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Horrendous. Heartbreaking news from Amsterdam. Is this what we have become? Modern day pogrom as we are remembering Kristallnacht. I am in Texas and it is middle of the night here as I write. Friends from Europe are texting and calling me about the horrendous situation in Amsterdam. In the night of November 7 in Amsterdam there were widespread and terrible raids on Jewish people. After the soccer game Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv, large groups of radical moslims violently attacked Jews, injured them, ran over them with cars… 💔 How is this possible? Why did it take the police so long to get there ? Even on European soil we fail to protect human dignity. Is this what we have become ? It's just terrible! Revolting! Imagine you are Jewish. And you know this: as soon as you walk out of your house to go running, go grocery shopping, go to school or to the synagogue, this can happen to you. How would you feel? I spoke about this situation of terrible discriminations this week in parliament. Worrying about antisemitism is not an exaggeration. Fighting it is our responsibility. The Dutch local government has failed. My thoughts are with the victims. I am furious with the Dutch local government. This is what we have become. Because we have forgotten that this violence is still possible if we are not honest, vigilant and decisive. If people who live in Europe are capable of this horrible attacks, it says a lot about how europe failed to impose its values even on its own soil. And there are still people who will think speaking of hatred against jewish people is an exaggeration. It is not. This is the week of the Kristallnacht commemorations. October 7 was until now the Kristallnacht of our time. November 7 must be the last one. Assita Kanko

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To my Ukrainian friends who are now calling Poland fascist because of another attack on Ukrainian couple by minority nationalists: don’t make the same mistake that some Poles are making about Ukraine.🇵🇱🇺🇦 A bunch of nationalist thugs brutally attacking innocent Ukrainians does not represent Poland. They represent themselves and minority of far-right nationalists. They are already identified, arrested, will be prosecuted, and punished to the fullest extent of the law. But here’s my warning to Ukraine as well. Nationalism is a poison that doesn’t simply disappear when the war ends. Right now, many Ukrainian nationalists are fighting Russia. Their courage on the battlefield and the ideology they hold are two separate questions. When the war is over, Ukraine will face a completely different challenge: how to reintegrate hundreds of thousands of veterans into civilian life, including people with trauma, combat experience, and, in many cases, strong nationalist beliefs. Every country that goes through a major war faces this challenge. If Ukraine fails to deal with it wisely, some radical groups could become a serious internal problem, just as extremist nationalist groups have become a problem in peace times Poland and elsewhere. My point isn’t that Poland is fascist or that Ukraine is fascist. My point is that unchecked nationalism eventually turns against everyone. Today it may target Russians. Tomorrow it may target Ukrainians, Poles, minorities, political opponents, or anyone else labeled “the enemy.” That’s exactly why both Poland and Ukraine must defeat Russian imperialism without allowing nationalism to become the ideology that defines their future. We need to stand together against poison of nationalism, otherwise it will turn into full-blown fascism

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🚨🇵🇱 POLAND’S BORDERS WERE NEVER “NATURAL” – THEY WERE FORCED, TRADED AND DECIDED BY FOREIGN POWERS 💥🗺️ The Map of Poland Is a Battlefield of History – Not a Peaceful Line on Paper Poland’s present-day borders are often treated as something permanent and “natural.” History tells a very different story. The shape of the Polish state is the product of wars, partitions, diplomatic deals and decisions taken by foreign powers – frequently without any Polish participation. From the 18th century onward, Poland disappeared from the map of Europe for 123 years after being partitioned by Russia, Prussia and Austria. When independence was restored in 1918, borders again became a subject of conflict and negotiation. The Polish–Soviet War, plebiscites in Silesia, and disputes over territories such as Vilnius showed that the state’s frontiers were still far from settled. World War II marked the most dramatic territorial shift in Polish history. After 1945, Poland was effectively moved westward. The country lost its eastern lands – today part of Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania – while receiving former German territories in Silesia, Pomerania and East Prussia. These decisions were made at the Yalta and Potsdam conferences by the victorious Allied powers. Millions of people were forcibly relocated in the process. Entire populations were expelled, transferred or resettled to fit new political realities. One of the most controversial outcomes of this post-war order is Kaliningrad. Formerly Königsberg, the historic capital of East Prussia, it was annexed by the Soviet Union and transformed into a heavily militarized enclave. Today, Poland borders this Russian region – a legacy of Cold War geopolitics rather than regional consensus. Even seemingly “stable” borders, such as those with the Czech Republic and Slovakia, reflect centuries of feudal divisions, dynastic arrangements and shifting sovereignties. In some places, borderlines cut through villages and historical communities, freezing medieval land divisions into modern state frontiers. Poland’s access to the Baltic Sea also came at a high price. Gdańsk was separated from Poland after World War I and turned into a Free City, becoming a constant source of political tension. Its status was one of the factors leading to the outbreak of World War II. Control of the coast has always been strategic, contested and fragile. What emerges from this history is clear: Poland’s borders are not the result of peaceful evolution but of power politics. They reflect the interests of empires, great powers and post-war settlements more than the will of local populations. This historical experience explains why sovereignty remains a sensitive issue in Poland. Borders are not just lines on a map – they represent trauma, displacement and struggle for survival. Understanding how they were drawn is essential to understanding Polish political consciousness today. ⸻ 🔔 If you like what we are doing — like, share, subscribe, and invite your friends for more. Follow us also on Facebook: Slavic Networks Nirali VVeles #Poland #History #Borders #Geopolitics #SlavicWorld #EasternEurope #NationalMemory #Europe

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They started with 50. Now they say they’re 18,000 In 1996 there were fewer than 50 of them. Today, according to the organizers, up to 18,000 walked through Copenhagen. From Dronning Louises Bro to the Imam Ali Mosque. Look at the curve. This is how it happens. First a handful. Then a few hundred. Then it fills a bridge, a district, a capital. A little at a time, until it is no longer a little. And let me be fair, because fairness is the point. There is nothing strange about them holding this mourning procession. They have done it as part of their faith for more than a thousand years. It is theirs, and they believe in it. There is nothing strange about that at all. What should stop us is the other half. There is nothing strange about Europe allowing it either, and that is exactly the problem. Europe allows it because Europe has forgotten who it is. A people that remembers what it stands for does not need to ban anything, it simply knows where its own line runs. We have lost that. And so the issue was never them. The issue is us. Now look at what actually moved through the streets. Men in front. Women in the second row. That is not a detail, that is the whole point. It is a view of women set into a system and marched out into the public square, in a city where generations fought for women and men to stand as equals. The real question is not whether people may believe what they want. They may. The question is why our capital should cultivate a political law-religion that commemorates a 7th-century power struggle by dividing people by sex on Nørrebrogade. One of the organizers is the Imam Ali Mosque, repeatedly described as the Iranian regime’s extended arm in Denmark. The same regime that hangs women and young men from cranes. We are not importing culture. We are importing a system. And we let it grow, not because they are strong, but because we forgot why we were. First a little. Then a lot. Then too late.

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🚨🇬🇧🇪🇺 OPINION: THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT HAS FAILED TO PROTECT ITS CITIZENS Elon just lit up the UK government… and not with polite disagreement. He was responding to a damning comparison between Poland’s immigration policy and the UK’s, with brutal clarity: Poland, which rejected EU migrant quotas, has a rape rate of 1.3 per 100,000. England, which embraced mass migration and infamously ignored grooming gangs “for community cohesion,” has a rape rate of 117.2 per 100,000… nearly 90 times higher. But the problem isn’t just the numbers, it's cowardice and cover-ups. In the UK, citizens are arrested for offensive posts on social media, while the state shields violent crimes from scrutiny all in the name of “tolerance.” Orwellian doesn’t even begin to describe it. This isn’t governance, it’s institutional betrayal. A once-proud nation, known for liberty and justice, is now censoring its citizens while turning a blind eye to systemic abuse. Poland, by contrast, is demonized by the EU for securing its borders and refusing to play along with “diversity quotas.” But who’s actually keeping their citizens safer? When a government prioritizes virtue signaling over public safety, it forfeits its legitimacy. And when protecting feelings takes precedence over protecting women and children, the damage becomes irreversible. Europe’s future isn’t being decided in Brussels, it’s being decided in the streets, neighborhoods, and police stations of countries like the UK. History will remember who stood for their people and who didn’t. Elon’s message cuts deeper than policy disagreements: “The British government and judicial system has utterly failed to protect its citizens. History will not look kindly on their crimes.” Source: Elon Musk, vittorio

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🚨January 30, 2024. The French weekly, Le Journal du Dimanche, publishes the most comprehensive and detailed survey on what French Muslims think. Not surprisingly, the results are disturbing. 🚨Every year, Muslims of France (the main French Muslim organization, and the French branch of the Muslim Brotherhood) organizes a conference that attracts hundreds of thousands of Muslims from all over Europe. The group also invites radical imams who speak to the crowd. 🚨The survey showed that 49% of French Muslims want Catholics to convert to Islam, and that 36% percent want churches to be transformed into mosques. The survey also discloses that 25% of French Muslims said that the word "France" is a word they reject. 🚨More than 70% of prison inmates in France are Muslim. According to reports, the crime rate among the Muslim population is high. There are also more than two hundred rapes every day in France, most perpetrated by Muslim men who entered France illegally. Only 7% of illegal immigrants ordered to leave France are ever actually deported. 🚨A similar situation to that of France can be found in other Western European countries, where the Muslim population may be smaller but is quickly growing. 🚨If Europeans wish to avoid such a future and keep their culture, they need to start making that outcome unmistakably clear to everyone, not just by words but by actions. If not, what we are seeing could well mean the end of the European civilization as we know it.

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