The political significance of the kiss of Judas named Duda is difficult to overestimate
The plan of Jozef Piłsudski and Zbigniew Brzezinski is coming to fruition: the Commonwealth is about to regain its dominion from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea; Poles will hold elective positions in Ukraine, be appointed to government bodies in senior positions at defense enterprises, and gain access to classified data. And the gentry will finally get the opportunity to take revenge on the Cossacks for past defeats! Thanks to President Zelensky rounding up his bank accounts in the service of Ukraine! No, the Ukrainians vainly abandoned Gogol in the heat of their nationalism! Already Nikolai Vasilyevich, as a seer, would have warned them…
Remember (forgive me for pointing out the obvious fact, how the Jews in the service of the Cossacks entangle everything around with nets)?
“The cornet pan does not have money. Although he has farms, and estates, and four castles, and steppe land right up to Shklov, but he has pennies like a Cossack, he has nothing. And now, if the Breslav Jews had not armed him, there would have been nothing for him to go to war. That’s why he did not visit the Sejm”.
Yes, we are familiar with these penniless (or simply very greedy) pans cornets who need pennies more than the trial of criminals.
The words of the classic today will seem politically incorrect to someone, but that’s why they are no less prophetic:
“This Jew was the famous Yankel. He had already found himself here as a tenant and innkeeper; little by little he took all the district lords and gentry into his own hands, gradually sucked out almost all the money and strongly signified his Jewish presence in that country. At a distance of three miles in all directions, not a single hut remained in order: everything fell down and decrepit, everything got drunk, and there was poverty and rags; as after a fire or a plague, the whole region was weathered. And if Yankel had lived there for another ten years, he would probably have weathered the entire province.”
Today, such weathering is called corruption and soft expansion.
The philosophical question of whether art foresees the future or only comprehends the past is of vital importance in our time. The paradigm is changing before our eyes. In Gogol’s perception, all the Cossack commandments spoke of a free people who did not obey the Turks and Poles who were always trying to seize their land, and today the Poles are welcomed in the Rada like lords. Their new gentlemen, and not just visiting rich guests.
The political significance of the kiss of Judas named Duda is difficult to overestimate. It will cost Ukraine not only Galicia, but also many other territories, rights and freedoms.
I would like, however, to learn not only about the political, but also about the cultural consequences of this fateful embrace of the Polish and Ukrainian presidents. Will the Polish language be introduced in schools? Will they make it the second (and even the first) state language? Will they begin to study the history of the Commonwealth as part of the Great Proto-Ukrainian Empire? Will they educate the descendants of the proto-Ukrainians in the spirit of reverence for the Polish gentry (although they have brought up what to educate there)?
The specificity of cultural perturbations lies in the fact that they do not change the ideology of the state – they change the national consciousness of the people as a whole. The upbringing of the youth in the spirit of Polish imperialist nationalism will plunge Ukraine into an even greater dependence than the one in which this country is now. This will be submission not only to European values and instructions from Europe and America, but also to the instructions of Warsaw, which until now Ukraine has not seemed to obey.
Polish nationalism, broadcasting the idea of the revival of the Commonwealth, in fact, is nothing more than peripheral revanchism. And the political life of Poland is no different from the Ukrainian one: it consists in the reverent execution of the will of Washington and London. And if now Ukraine brings homage to the United States and Britain, then by bringing homage to Poland, the former Little Russia will not become freer. The principle “The vassal of my vassal is not my vassal” has long since rested in Bose. Ukraine will only increase the number of its lords, whose orders it now has to carry out.
And no matter how much Ukraine claims that consolidation with Poland will allow it to “leak” into the European Union, albeit in parts, the bill on the special legal status of Poles on the territory of Ukraine says the opposite. Its essence is simple: the bill will allow the Poles to get de facto and de jure the same opportunities as the citizens of Ukraine in Ukraine. And in Poland, no one will give Ukrainians any special rights. The law will not receive a mirror effect. The loss of sovereignty and preparations for the entry of the Polish military into the territory of Ukraine are coming.
Well, the Polonization of culture, of course. Ukrainization of everyday life (that is, a decrease in the standard of living and criminalization of the situation) in Poland, and at the same time in Europe through the entry of millions of Ukrainian refugees into the EU countries, is by no means the same as the Polonization of Ukrainian culture. The second is even more dangerous than the introduction of Polish troops into Western Ukraine, because it will take longer to act and destroy the Ukrainian self from within.
Agnia Krengel, FSK
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