DO NOT BE AFRAID OF THE TRUTH

Jan Peczkis book review on  A Variety of Politically-Incorrect Truths About Poland Today

DO NOT BE AFRAID OF THE TRUTH!

That is the English-language translation of the title of this Polish-Language book. This work overlaps that of a more recent book by Tomasz Sommer, Antypolonizm. (Please click on this and read my English-language review). In my review of the present book, I primarily focus on the information that is unique to this work. As in the previous work, Sommer interviews Stanislaw Michalkiewicz.

COMPRADOR CAPITALISM IN POLAND

Michalkiewicz characterizes Poland’s economic system as a hybrid one—that is, comprador capitalism, effectively a form of socialism that is masked by free-market rhetoric. (p. 97). The reader should know that, in comprador capitalism, the local natives work for foreign companies. Thus, Poland’s comprador capitalism coincides with Poland’s role as a colony of the western European nations.

At the time this book was written, Premier Donald Tusk was playing a major role in furthering comprador capitalism in Poland. (p. 96). [Since that time, Donald Tusk has been awarded, by his globalist friends, with a high position in the Fourth Reich (European Union).]

Otherwise, Michalkiewicz repeats his warnings about the European Union. The idea of a so-called united Europe is an old one: It goes back at least to 1915, and the German MITTELEUROPA plan for German hegemony over Europe. (p. 227). He also calls Poles to task for signing the Treaty of Lisbon, and warns of the future event of Poles becoming de-nationalized by losing their freedom of speech. (p. 233).

GAZETA WYBORCZA—A JEWISH NEWSPAPER FOR POLES

Nowadays, Poles are faulted for referring to Poland’s leading newspaper, GAZETA WYBORCZA, as “THE KOSHER TIMES”, and calling attention to its constant attacks on Polish patriotic and religious traditions. However, none other than the influential editor Michal Cichy [known for his scurrilous attacks on the Poles 1944 Warsaw Uprising], confirmed the fact that GAZETA WYBORCZA is indeed “a Jewish newspaper for Poles”, but also stated that this fact should seldom be voiced. (pp. 90-91; See also p. 186).

Pointedly, Michalkiewicz asks why this fact should be suppressed when all sides can agree that it is the truth. (p. 91). In any case, the facts are clear. GAZETA WYBORCZA does not qualify as a Polish newspaper. (p. 14).

JEWS AND COMMUNISM

Michalkiewicz believes that the term ZYDOKOMUNA is apt, not only because of the many leading Communists who were Jews, but also because of the purpose behind this engagement. Communism is a totalitarian system, meaning that whoever is in charge has the political power. Thus, the ZYDOKOMUNA enables Jews to assume positions of political power over the “natives”. (p. 91).

A CRIPPLED CATHOLICISM IN POLAND

The interviewee is not afraid to name names. Thus, Michalkiewicz, for example, questions the statements and motives of Archbishop Jozef Zycinski over several issues. (e g, p. 12, 90).

Michalkiewicz also objects to the new policy of the Catholic Church to avoid seeking converts among Jews. He also realizes that the notion of Jews as “elder brothers” of Catholics implies that the Catholic Church needs to obey and serve the Jews. Furthermore, the emphasis on “dialogue of understanding” with other faiths means that the Church weakens or abandons its raison d’etre. (p. 12).

Of course, Poland’s political leaders are also at fault. For instance, Michalkiewicz does not believe that it is the duty (of Poland’s presidents, premiers, and ministers), to promote the interests of Israel and of Poland’s Jewish minority. (pp. 13-14).

LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUTURE

Michalkiewicz contends that, as the newest generation of Poles comes of age, the political trends that have been harming Poland will be reversed. (p. 234). [The newly-seen frequent enthusiasm of Polish youth, for Polish patriotism, is an encouraging sign for the future.]

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