Would Dmowski and Witos support the Bolsheviks?

Tomasz Sakiewicz, editor-in-chief of Gazeta Polska

2020. July 1

Would Dmowski and Witos support the Bolsheviks?

Rafał Trzaskowski is not a liberal at all. He represents a party that has raised taxes the most and tried to control almost every economic process, all while creating massive corruption. With the views presented even before the election campaign, he would rather fit into a neo-Marxist gang that wants to implement a cultural revolution, that finances LGBT movements and funds local provocateurs. In addition, his environment is full of officers who reject the traditions of the People's Democracy Army and are accused of collaborating with the Russians.

The significant participation of the old security service can also be observed in its circles, such as Jolanta Lange, the former SB employee involved in the death of Father Franciszek Blachnicki. If there is still any kind of manifestation of the Polish Communist Party, Trzaskowski would fit in perfectly. He managed to get into the second round of the election, snuffing out almost all of Robert Biedroń's voters. No wonder, since the two politicians differ only in their narration. Biedroń said what he thought, so he had no chance, and Trzaskowski met the conditions of his party partner, Izabela Leszczyna, and was not "too fair". Although he already removed the word "fairness" from the election slogan stolen from Lech Kaczyński.

The winner of the second round will be decided by the electors of Hołownia, Kosiniak-Kamysz and Bosak. As for Hołownia, her constituents are in for an unpleasant realization when they hand her to Trzaskowski like a sack of potatoes. I'm almost certain that most of them simply won't go to the polls. Question, what do Kosiniak-Kamysz and Bosak do? One of them refers to the traditions of Wincenty Witos and the other of Roman Dmowski. If we had asked these two great statesmen a hundred years ago whether they would side with Piłsudski or choose the Communist Party of Poland (KPP), they would certainly have slapped the answer to even the suspicion that they might support the Communists. Today, those who refer to the traditions of the two politicians are not at all so decisive. Kosiniak-Kamysz paid a huge price for behaving in this campaign as if he were the leader of the People's Party (ZSL) rather than the Polish People's Party (PSL).

The question is whether Bosak will play the role of PAX or the National Party (SN)? Although Dmowski was far from Piłsudski, he served his country, he did not accept Marxism in any form, especially in its cultural and social form, he wanted a Poland independent from everyone, including Moscow. PAX accepted Marxist governments and dependence on Moscow. Similar parallels can be drawn in the case of PSL and ZSL. The hour of justice is coming for national and popular movements. Family 500 + or LGBT + programs? An airport built next to Berlin or Warsaw? Freedom of navigation for Poland or Russian control of Polish shipping? Polish national patriotism or a German bus company employing drugged drivers? The greatness of Dmowski and Witos was shown in the fact that they were able to rise above differences of opinion and defend Poland together with Piłsudski. The question is whether those who refer to them have anything to do with them. The question will be answered soon. The right-wing is getting more and more votes from election to election. I am convinced that Andrzej Duda will win - the only condition for this is complete discipline and mobilization of voters. It is worth considering why many right-wing young people chose Bosak or Hołonia. In addition to the 500 + program, you also need an Entrepreneur + program. Young people who want to start a business will not be encouraged by the ever-higher minimum wage, but by the ever-increasing tax benefits they receive at the time of payment.

At the moment, it is difficult to make any fair promises in this matter, as we have to reckon with a crisis. However, it is possible to present such a program broken down into the following years. Duda must show that he is open to young people who love freedom, which is not at all contrary to the protection of traditions and family. This is what a republican program looks like, with Polish adjustments that take reality into account, of course.

My dear friends: full mobilization! Let's not give Poland to the neo-Bolsheviks!