According to Marcin Warchoł, Deputy Minister of Justice, who was a guest today on the television wPolsce.pl, Agnieszka Holland’s film is in fact a new version of the “pedagogy of shame”. It is also an attempt to divide the Polish nation.
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The aim of this film is to change the attitude of Poles and encourage them to accept the wave of illegal immigrants. This is such cold media talk. This pedagogy of shame has been around since the 1990s and was promoted by circles linked to “Gazeta Wyborcza”. This is exactly what we are dealing with today. This is a new ‘pedagogy of shame’
– Marcin Warchoł argued today in an interview with wPolityce.pl.
Recently, the Belarusian regime released a film entitled “On the Other Shore”. This is a propaganda lampoon aimed at police officers and soldiers of the Second Polish Republic. The film shows Poles as sadists, cruelties and bandits. They are the same methods and the same goal. Please note that similar tools were used in 1920 and on September 1 and 17, 1939. Every attack on Poland by Germany and Russia began with a propaganda offensive. The idea is to sow complexes among Poles, divide the nation and argue about it. Such a nation is easier to manipulate and easier to govern
– said the guest of wPolse.pl television.
They don’t want a proud, united Poland. The point is that we live in shame. At the other extreme is Germany, which has managed for decades to ‘erase’ its guilt from the war. But this is just an illusion. Just after the end of the war, 51 percent worked for the German Ministry of Justice. Nazis, and almost 30 percent were members of the SA and the NSDAP. Suddenly they became defenders of democracy in Europe?
– asked Minister Marcin Warchoł.
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Source: wPolityce