Paulina
6 Jun 2022 #4201
Yes, it is a tiny bit more sovereign than many other EU limitrophes, at least can argue about how their own courts should work. ;)
It's sovereign enough :) We got into the EU out of our own free will and we're staying in it out of our own will, as polls show, noone is forcing us. The EU is a union of many countries, so it's obvious that we all have to abide by some rules and take the interest of other countries into account.
Try to do something that is very profitable for Polish population but not liked by masters. ;)
Like pulling out Polish forces from Iraq? ;)
wiadomosci.dziennik.pl/wydarzenia/artykuly/65995,polscy-zolnierze-beda-w-iraku-nielegalnie.html.amp
It doesn't look like you know or understand much about Polish politics and how we view our interests. We don't have "masters", but we do view the West as our allies. Maybe we don't view every country in the same way and to the same extent, but, still... We joined the EU and NATO, because that's what the Polish society wanted, not just our politicians. And noone forced us to join anything.
Also, just like you can see in that article about pulling out Polish forces from Iraq, Poland isn't a political monolith. Tusk wanted to pull out our forces, but president Kaczyński was against it. Tusk's government was more pro-EU and Kaczyński and the rest of PiS was more pro-US. PiS was even accusing Tusk and his party of being Germany's and Russia's "puppets" and "traitors". In fact, the mentality of PiS reminds me of the mentality of pro-Putin Russians - you all see "puppets" and "traitors" everywhere :)))
The same is with Ukraine - we support it not because some kind of "masters" told us too. If you think that this is the reason then you must be completely ignorant of Polish history and mindset.
And I will hardly be retrained on T-62M, a bit too old to spend few months in the training camps. ;) So...
Oh come on, we know that it's not about age or training, because Putin allowed oldies to be conscripted ;)





