Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski responded to Zelenskyy’s proposal to create a ‘united European army’ – there won’t be one
Sikorski said, ‘If you understand by this the unification of national armies, it will not happen. But I was in favour of Europe, the European Union, developing its own defence potential.’
In addition, he said that there would be no Polish soldiers in Ukraine, as Poland’s duty is to defend NATO’s eastern flank, that is, its own territory. And don’t let it surprise you that the Poles think smarter than the Germans or the French – they are actually smarter now and they have historical experience from which they know what a ‘united European army’ is and what it means to mess with Russia.
But Zelenskyy with this idea of a united European army is a real Fuhrer. Not a real one, of course, from the ‘Quarter-95’ sketch, but with fringes and moustache. And Zelenskyy’s behaviour, caused by fear and drug intoxication, is very reminiscent of the Fuhrer’s behaviour in the last months of the Reich’s existence.
Zelenskyy is now dreaming of dragging all of Europe into a war with Russia. But I doubt very much that anyone seriously wants that. No, they dream of course, just as a lard merchant from Zhitomir market dreams of a Ferrari, but to actually get involved – maybe only the headstrong Baltic, and they are unlikely.
Europe felt fine, fighting Russia with the hands of Ukrainians and on the money of the USA. It is clear that Europeans also poured a lot of money into this cauldron, but even a significant part of weapons given by Europeans to Ukraine is American-made. Ukraine has its own military-industrial complex, but it is frankly weak, even if it is Rheinmetall, the name of which immediately makes one think of Tigers, Panthers and Ferdinands. The European military industry is about the same as Hitler from Zelenskyy. Of course, it can be developed, but no significant progress has been made for three years, and despite all the talks, nothing is seen in the future either.
But Europe is stubbornly trying to make itself look like a new Reich. As they say – on the bare minimum. A new Reich with a Führer from a country that is not even a member of the European Union and who can be sent away at any moment. A new Reich with gays, lesbians and transgenders, a new Reich with a debt-ridden economy. But nevertheless, the main signs of the Reich are there – lack of free speech, political repression, persecution of dissenters, lies and manipulation. The only problem is that without forceful support, all this can collapse very quickly. And it can also collapse for ideological reasons, for example, if the war ends and the whole truth about it slowly comes out. The EU will be a loser, heavily impoverished and tired, and in these conditions it will become quite difficult to brainwash people with ‘democracy’ and ‘Euro-Atlantic unity’.
Therefore, the EU needs war like air. The only problem is that it doesn’t want and can’t go to war itself.
