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Poland begins transfer of ground forces to border with Belarus

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Fri, 07 Jul 2023 18:30 UTC

In the coming days, additional forces of the Polish army will be deployed to the border of Poland with Belarus. This was reported on the official page on the social network of the 12th Mechanized Brigade of the Polish Army.

According to the report, at least 1000 soldiers and 200 pieces of military equipment will go to the east of Poland in the coming days. The presence of ground forces on the border with Belarus aims to demonstrate readiness to quickly respond to any attempts to destabilize the situation. This is also reported by the Polish 12th mechanized brigade.

The operation, within the framework of which the troops are transferred, is called "Safe Podlachie". It is possible that the order to start the operation was given in connection with the appearance in the media space of information about the imminent arrival in Belarus of a large number of fighters of the Russian PMC "Wagner". Polish President Andrzej Duda said earlier that the country considers this event a very negative and unpleasant event.

Note that Warsaw has recently been increasing military activity. Thus, the number of troops in the country is increasing, the Polish authorities are constantly announcing new purchases of weapons in other countries.

In addition, representatives of the Polish leadership are already asking the United States to deploy an American nuclear weapon - allegedly as a security measure against the background of the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. At the same time, of course, the representatives of the authorities are in no way interested in the security and interests of the ordinary Polish population. If necessary, they are ready to substitute the citizens of the country in the name of American geopolitical ambitions.

Comment: Meanwhile Poland is still importing 50% of its gas from Russia.

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KRNABRNY · 2023-07-08T11:25:33Z

ha ha, after all, you yourself wrote and more than once that sanctions do not work.

Why are you surprised by this situation???

No one will kill themselves at their own request for some elderly gentleman with dementia and to satisfy the ambitions of a group of crazy people.

This applies not only to Poland, but to all other countries, including Ukraine.

Poland imports gas from Russia in huge quantities, but not only for itself. Poland then resells it to other EU countries.

So they're doing the same thing as the Germans.... before they blew up NordStream.

And that's the whole secret! :-))

Rest is a game for USA

ReRan · 2023-07-08T13:12:59Z

KRNABRNY "Rest is a game for USA."

Sure seems that way. I just do not understand what is so appealing about this game that entices so many to play.

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-08T13:16:51Z

ReRan And what's so exciting about Las Vegas that millions of Americans leave so much money there every year???

Of course I don't know, but I can guess. THIS IS THE ARCHETYPE OF THE TREASURE HUNTER that Americans have been fed from the very beginning, from the times of the gold rush!

ReRan · 2023-07-08T15:29:42Z

KRNABRNY I have been to Las Vegas, once, my first and last time. Not exactly my kind of place.

Zbigniew · 2023-07-08T18:17:51Z

British newspaper praises Poland: emerging as Europe's leading military power

Poland is arming at a dizzying pace and is emerging as Europe's leading military power, so Britain should prioritize relations with Poland over those with France and Germany, writes Andrew Neil, one of Britain's best-known political journalists, on Saturday in the Daily Mail. [Link]
„British newspapers praise Poland”! [Link] Not good — they're up to something… let's be cautious!

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-08T20:38:07Z

Zbigniew I see interesting analogies here in comparison with World War II.Today, the role of Poland that it had in 1939 has been given to Ukraine.Poland, on the other hand, was cast in the role of Germany at the time.

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-09T02:03:10Z

KRNABRNY I have made the same connection. Except that to me, Russia has been cast in the role of Germany, which believed itself forced to invade Poland, just as today, Russia felt it had no option but to attack Ukraine. Then, Poland was the bait for Germany, today Ukraine is the bait for Russia. Then, nobody really cared about Poland - it was all about starting a war with Germany, and today, nobody cares about Ukraine - they have said so in so many words - it is all about starting a war with Russia.

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T06:48:41Z

Lemuel Gulliver This analogy would be good if not for some minor details, such as the Libentropp-Molotov Pact, signed between Russia and Germany a month before the start of the war, in August 1939.

Its classified annex concerned the division of the Baltic States between the two powers.

But personally, I don't think there is a pure analogy here. Some aspects are mixed up.

PS> It's always about war with Russia at least since Napoleon in modern history :-)

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-09T10:28:08Z

KRNABRNY I believe the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact was pure convenience on both sides - neither side intended to keep their word. Hitler was always a violent anti-Communist, and Stalin was playing for time. When Hitler attacked Russia, the reason his armies were able to roll right up to the gates of Moscow was that all Stalin's forces were deployed in an offensive posture at the borders, and there were no defensive lines to fall back on. Once the Germans broke through, it was clear going all the way to Moscow.

That was because Stalin's plan was to let the Western Europeans fight each other to exhaustion, then invade from the East. Without question, his ambition was to drag all of Europe into the Communist sphere. He would have invaded Germany a few weeks after Hitler invaded Russia, but Hitler beat him to the draw, so to speak.

It is also interesting that Hitler saw what had happened to Finland, and he knew the USSR was expansionist and would eventually attack him. It is interesting that Finland then bcame an ally of the Axis powers, not because they were especially Nazi, but in alliance against Russia.

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T13:34:41Z

Lemuel Gulliver Yes, but why did Hitler attack Russia?It never made sense, disputes continue to this day.

I also pay attention to England, which at that time really wanted Hitler to go east :-)

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-09T16:21:42Z

KRNABRNY I already told you. Russia was massing its forces on the German border, and Stalin was about to attack Germany. Hitler beat him to it. Here is a very long and comprehensive article on this subject: [Link] A short excerpt follows:

Icebreaker‘s author, writing under the pen-name Viktor Suvorov, was a veteran Soviet military intelligence officer who had defected to the West in 1978 and subsequently published a number of well-regarded books on the Soviet military and intelligence services. But here he advanced a far more radical thesis.

The “Suvorov Hypothesis” claimed that during the summer of 1941 Stalin was on the very verge of mounting a massive invasion and conquest of Europe, while Hitler’s sudden attack on June 22nd of that year was intended to forestall that looming blow. Moreover, the author also argued that Stalin’s planned attack constituted merely the final act in a much longer geopolitical strategy that he had been developing since at least the early 1930s.

Following the Bolshevik Revolution, the new Soviet regime had been viewed with extreme suspicion and hostility by other European countries, most of which also regarded their own domestic Communist Parties as likely fifth columns. So to fulfill Lenin’s dream and carry the revolution to Germany and the rest of Europe, Stalin somehow needed to split the Europeans, and break their common line of resistance. He allegedly viewed Hitler’s rise as exactly such a potential “icebreaker,” an opportunity to unleash another bloody European war and exhaust all sides, while the Soviet Union remained aloof and bided its strength, waiting for the right moment to sweep in and conquer the entire continent.

To this end, Stalin had directed his powerful German Communist Party to take political actions ensuring that Hitler came to power and then later lured the German dictator into signing the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to divide Poland. This led Britain and France to declare war on Germany, while also eliminating the Polish buffer state, thereby placing Soviet armies directly on the German border. And from the very moment he signed that long-term peace agreement with Hitler, he abandoned all his defensive preparations, and instead embarked upon an enormous military build-up of the purely offensive forces he intended to use for European conquest.

The planned invasion and occupation of a large country whose population speaks a different language requires considerable logistical preparation. As an example, prior to their attack the notoriously methodical Germans printed and distributed to their troops large numbers of basic German-Russian phrasebooks, allowing effective communication with the local Slavic villagers and townsmen. Ironically enough, at around the same time, the USSR seems to have produced very similar Russian-German phrasebooks, allowing conquering Soviet troops to easily make themselves understood to German civilians. Many millions of these phrasebooks had been distributed to Soviet forces on the German border during the early months of 1941.

Suvorov’s reconstruction of the weeks directly preceding the outbreak of combat is a fascinating one, emphasizing the mirror-image actions taken by both the Soviet and German armies. Each side moved its best striking units, airfields, and ammunition dumps close to the border, ideal for an attack but very vulnerable in defense. Each side carefully deactivated any residual minefields and ripped out any barbed wire obstacles, lest these hinder the forthcoming attack. Each side did its best to camouflage their preparations, talking loudly about peace while preparing for imminent war. The Soviet deployment had begun much earlier, but since their forces were so much larger and had far greater distances to cross, they were not yet quite ready for their attack when the Germans struck, and thereby shattered Stalin’s planned conquest of Europe.

All of the above examples of Soviet weapons systems and strategic decisions seem very difficult to explain under the conventional defensive narrative, but make perfect sense if Stalin’s orientation from 1939 onward had always been an offensive one, and he had decided that summer 1941 was the time to strike and enlarge his Soviet Union to include all the European states, just as Lenin had originally intended. And Suvorov provides many dozens of additional examples, building brick by brick a very compelling case for this theory.

I hope that answers your doubts. Suvorov's book is available in English, published by the United States Naval Academy Press in Annapolis, Maryland. The USNA is one of the top military academies in the US, along with the US Army Academy in West Point, New York, and the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. You can find the links in the article. - LG.

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T18:12:56Z

Lemuel Gulliver I haven't read it, but I know such theses from other sources.

They don't really satisfy me because they don't explain everything. Many questions arise. I'll take a few I have.

1. Hitler sent many letters to Churchill before the war, it is said that they were proposals for peace. However, immediately after the war, the English classified these lists for 80 years. This deadline has recently passed, and the secrecy has been extended for another 50 years, which is unprecedented! Why?

2. Money. Germany after World War I was a devastated country. People were poor on the street, no work, no future. The country is subject to numerous embargoes prohibiting trade with other countries. And suddenly, after less than 20 years, Germany puts up a millionth army, well trained and equipped. For what and how?? I don't think Stalin gave them money :-)

What's more, Hitler is displaying weapons such as the world has never seen! Let's remember that the First World War meant 100-ton slow tanks and planes made of plywood and canvas! And 20 years later, we have INDUSTRIAL production of aircraft made entirely of metal, well armed and with extraordinary performance in terms of speed and capacity.

Germany also exhibits SUBMARINES!! U-boats were an absolute novelty! Some of them were able to stay up to a MONTH without surfacing!!How is this possible!!??

3, If Hitler intended to prevent a Russian invasion of all of Europe...why was he attacked by the entire Allied coalition?Why did he open the western front???

There are many more such questions, and the theses quoted above only explain the fact of the German attack on Russia, but they are absolutely inexplicable in the context of other facts from the past!

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T18:24:58Z

KRNABRNY This thesis raises more questions than it answers.

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-09T18:31:29Z

KRNABRNY These are questions which would take many books to answer, and indeed many books have been written. One can speculate endlessly on the inspirations for German science and engineering, but without question it was the most advanced in the world. And there are allegations that Wall Street financed the rise of the Third Reich. For a fact, Hitler greatly admired the British and their Empire, and wanted to become an ally. He made such proposals on several occasions, but was rebuffed. Perhaps the reason those documents have been re-classified is that they show Hitler was not the villain he is portrayed as, and he was manipulated into WWII in order to destroy Germany. Germany had become, once again, just as before WWI, too much of a threat to the British Empire, which was one of the most evil organizations in history. Today, we have its successor, the American Empire, which runs a close second. There is too much to get into here.

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T19:06:21Z

Lemuel Gulliver "Perhaps the reason those documents have been re-classified is that they show Hitler was not the villain he is portrayed as, and he was manipulated into WWII in order to destroy Germany. Germany had become, once again, just as before WWI, too much of a threat to the British Empire, which was one of the most evil organizations in history."

I have that opinion too.I believe that England feared both a strong Germany and a strong Russia. The English decided to set one against the other with the help of Jewish money. Like Helen of Troy :-)

This thesis contains the least ambiguities :-)

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-10T13:05:12Z

KRNABRNY Agreed 100%. IMHO, Hitler had two racist flaws: He lumped all the Jews together as one under the Talmudic doctrine, and he despised Slavs. And also, if he had waited another 5 years before attacking Poland, he would have possessed weapons nobody else had: ICBMs, jet aircraft, a huge submarine fleet, nuclear bombs, and possibly even UFO technology. Germany would have been invincible and would have won the war very quickly. He moved too soon, and he operated by the same evil morality as Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, and most of today's powerful people: "The end justifies the means." By applying that belief, we now in these days stand in danger of the destruction in a week of 10,000 years of civilization and the deaths of 6 billion people. Israel, its financial backers, its Talmudic philosophy, and its rulers, are the greatest danger facing humanity today.

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-08T19:31:57Z

Poland was once part of the Polish-Lithuanian Empire, which covered a huge part of Europe, from the Baltic to the Black Sea. It was then partitioned in the 1700's and absorbed by Germany, Russia, and Austria-Hungary until 1919, when it was re-established as a modern country. Just like Britain, it cannot get used to the fact that it is no longer an empire, and it likes to pretend to itself that is more powerful and important than it really is.

If Poland went to war with Russia, it would be a catastrophe for Poland, just as it has become a catastrophe for Ukraine. And if the war became nuclear, trust me, the USA would NOT sacrifice Washington, Chicago and New York to save Warsaw, Lodz or Gdansk. In spite of NATO Article 5, that expectation is pure fantasy. No matter how much Poles may dislike Russia, the Polish government would do better to spend its people's money on infrastructure and civic development instead of wasting it on a useless military buildup.

Besides, although as a member of the Warsaw Pact Poland was dominated and controlled by Russia, the actual suppression, torture and abuse of its citizens was carried out by Poles themselves, who took advantage of the situation for their own ends. This site SOTT offers the book Political Ponerology by Andresj Lobaczewski, which details his suffering under the Communist regime, and tries to analyze the reasons for such vicious perversion of human nature. As far as I recall, the tormentors of the Poles were Polish, of the Czechs were Czech, of the Latvians were Latts, of the Bulgarians were Bulgars, and so on, under the supervision of the Russians. Blaming the Russians for all of it and ignoring the sins of their own people is dishonest.

Am I correct, Zbigniew and KRNABRNY? Please respond?

Zbigniew · 2023-07-08T20:22:06Z

Lemuel Gulliver indeed we don't want war with anyone — and especially not with Russia — the problem is what these traitors known as so-called „Polish government” are up to.

But in three months there is election in Poland — let's hope for the better! Contra spem spero!

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T17:28:24Z

Lemuel Gulliver Basically yes. Lobaczewski, actually described it well.I am old enough to remember the times of communism from the autopsy.As I once mentioned, Orwell's "1984" is not fiction or utopia, he described those times perfectly, apart from fantastic technological additions, which of course were not there.

Personally, however, I believe that currently at the helm of the ship called Polska stand people who are not Poles. They have been changing for a very long time, but none of the captains is Polish

Lemuel Gulliver · 2023-07-09T18:02:59Z

KRNABRNY The same holds in Ukraine. That country too is entirely run (and has been for centuries) by a vicious tribe of brutal psychopaths, who regard every other race of human beings as mere cattle, just animals on two legs, created simply to serve the Chosen Race as beasts of burden.

KRNABRNY · 2023-07-09T18:15:54Z

Lemuel Gulliver What tribe is this? ;-)

Let me remind you that Stalin was Ukrainian :-)

Zbigniew · 2023-07-10T10:05:37Z

KRNABRNY Khrushchev was Ukrainian; Stalin was Georgian.

Zbigniew · 2023-07-10T10:07:21Z

Lemuel Gulliver but these psychopats — let's name Doncow, Bandera, Lebed, Shukhewitsh, just to name at least a few — were, unfortunately, Ukrainians.

KRNABRNY ·

yes, sorry

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