“It is Jarosław Kaczyński who invents this hate propaganda against the Germans. He said of Donald Tusk that he was a man of Germany to the bone. It makes it clear to voters that we have a German party in Poland. Monika Olejnik writes in Gazeta Wyborcza that if the opposition wins, Poland will fall under the German boot.
In the column entitled “Hallelujah and Forward”, Monika Olejnik writes about the context of Ukrainian President Volomydyr Zelensky’s visit to Warsaw. The journalist assesses the Ukrainian leader’s speech as very moving. Interestingly, she also—surprisingly—spared no compliments! —President Andrzej Duda, who “mentioned not only Lech Kaczyński, but also, to the surprise of many people, Aleksander Kwaśniewski’s role in supporting the Orange Revolution.”
Liquid stories Olejnik
Monika Olejnik noticed that during the leaders’ speeches many round, warm words were spoken about freedom, sovereignty, solidarity, but also about mistakes made in the past. It turns out that this description is only a gentle prelude to a stronger attack on the ruling political camp in Poland.
And all this in a country where, when you open the lid, it boils. Even in such a beautiful ceremony, Prime Minister Morawiecki did not fail to attack the West, because only we knew what Putin could do in the future. What was the president of Ukraine supposed to say to that? He was silent
Oilman points out.
As you can see, Monika Olejnik cannot get over the fact that for years the Law and Justice community has been paying attention to the true face of Vladimir Putin’s regime, which has been met with mocking and disrespectful remarks in the media environment close to Monika Olejnik. Allegations of “anti-Russian phobias” were the order of the day.
Wyborcza’s editor now uses a similar rhetorical device, this time in reference to relations with Germany. She claims that the PiS government favored anti-German phobias and wanted to force Poland to quarrel with its western neighbour. Olejnik’s story about Russia is outdated, I wonder when the “German story” will become outdated?
It’s a good thing Morawiecki at least didn’t mention the Germans. After all, indiscriminately attacking allies is an everyday reality in Poland – a country where the authorities use lofty slogans, refer to the words of the Holy Father and defend the Pope. And the same authorities tell us that Germany is our enemy. And at the same time he wants Ukraine to join the European Union as soon as possible – this evil Union, which supposedly takes away our sovereignty
– says TVN journalist.
It is Jarosław Kaczyński who invents this hate propaganda against the Germans. He said of Donald Tusk that he was a man of Germany to the core. It makes it clear to voters that we have a German party in Poland. That if the opposition wins, Poland will be under the German boot. The ministers of the Morawiecki government say that Tusk is a German collaborator
– he adds in “Gazeta Wyborcza”.
ahistorical assumptions
To reinforce her message about the alleged anti-German attitude of the Polish authorities, Monika Olejnik turns to Poland’s post-war history, referring to – watch out! – letter from Polish bishops to German bishops from 1965. Of course, the TVN journalist uses a rather clumsy parallel here with the characters of Gomułka or Kliszka, which she believes are most clearly personified by those currently in power in Poland.
What if we moved them all to the 1960s? In 1965, the Polish bishops sent a letter to the Germans in which they wrote: “We forgive and ask for forgiveness.” It was signed by 34 bishops, including Primate Stefan Wyszyński and Bishop Karol Wojtyła. This letter enraged Władysław Gomułka and the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers’ Party. They screamed betrayal, they attacked the church
says Oleynik.
Jarosław Kaczyński and his entourage are so fond of going back to history. So let them say, what would they do? They would say “street and abroad!” like Zenon Kliszko, Gomułka’s comrade in the Politburo
he continues in his column.
Monika Olejnik also advises the rulers to come to their senses during the holiday season, even making a rather hysterical and absurd argument that PiS could soon ban the teaching of German in Polish schools.
Dear rulers, if you share an egg, think about it, I think it’s time to come to your senses, because in a moment you will ban the teaching of German in schools. Hallelujah and forward
she concluded.
You could say that the environment of TVN, “Gazeta Wyborcza” and other left-liberal acolytes is essentially secondary – young people would call them “grandchildren”. Still the same, well-coordinated tricks, worn-out opinions about supposed anti-German, anti-Russian, anti-EU phobias. Constant references to Pope John Paul II and the Church, if they were to “illustrate” their distorted translations or Jarosław Kaczyński’s old comparisons to Władysław Gomułka, have long since become exaggerated. How else to treat much of the journalism of the “anti-PiS media” if not in joke categories? A joke is good once in a while.
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Source: wPolityce