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| | On November 15, 2022 Poland was called out by U.S. socialist premier [[Joe Biden]] for issuing a global [[false flag]] alert that World War III was about to begin when it posted misinformation about a supposed [[Russian]] missile attack on Poland.<ref>https://www.moonofalabama.org/2022/11/another-ukrainian-missile-stunt.html</ref> Polish leadership is known for its [[Russophobia]] and efforts to drag the United States into war with Russia ever since Poland was admitted to NATO, and before. [[Extremist]]s in the Polish government, with their rabid hatred of Russia and everything Russian, and their lust for vengeance against Russia and the Russian people in fact provide NATO with NATO's only reason for NATO's continued existence. Polish anti-Russian [[propaganda]] and influence is typically expressed in [[Western]] media and [[U.S. State Department]] comments with phrases such as, "Russia is a threat to its neighbors". | | On November 15, 2022 Poland was called out by U.S. socialist premier [[Joe Biden]] for issuing a global [[false flag]] alert that World War III was about to begin when it posted misinformation about a supposed [[Russian]] missile attack on Poland.<ref>https://www.moonofalabama.org/2022/11/another-ukrainian-missile-stunt.html</ref> Polish leadership is known for its [[Russophobia]] and efforts to drag the United States into war with Russia ever since Poland was admitted to NATO, and before. [[Extremist]]s in the Polish government, with their rabid hatred of Russia and everything Russian, and their lust for vengeance against Russia and the Russian people in fact provide NATO with NATO's only reason for NATO's continued existence. Polish anti-Russian [[propaganda]] and influence is typically expressed in [[Western]] media and [[U.S. State Department]] comments with phrases such as, "Russia is a threat to its neighbors". |
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| | + | The Polish new site ''Niezaleizny Dziennik Polityczny'' reported on November 23, 2022: |
| | + | {{quotebox-float|'''A shameful end. American quarters for Polish mercenaries.'''<br> |
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| | + | In early November, the regional media announced plans to create burials similar to American war cemeteries in Olsztyn. The reports sparked a wave of indignation, both among the city's residents and Poles across the country. "This is a necropolis for Poles? We are from a different culture ”this is how indignant users in social media reacted to the strange ideas of the city council. |
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| | + | The municipal cemetery in Dywity is the main necropolis in Olsztyn and covers over 35 ha. Today it is loud about it all over Poland, because soon it will look like a war cemetery in the USA. It has to be like in an American movie. A large lawn with identical tombstones on it. Without trees, benches, angels bending over the dead. The tombstones will be the same, they will only differ in color. Their manufacturers provided for only three: black, gray and red-brown. |
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| | + | The main reason for the creation of the American cemetery in Olsztyn was the drastically increased number of burials in the region, mainly soldiers' graves. |
| | + | [[File:NATO cemetary in Poland.jpg|left|300px|thumb|NATO cemetery in Poland.<ref>https://polishnews.co.uk/olsztyn-american-cemetery-quarters/</ref>]] |
| | + | This situation has become a real problem for the local government of Olsztyn, where the 16th Pomeranian Mechanized Division is stationed. Almost daily military funerals combined with volleys of honor began to irritate the residents and provoked numerous questions to the city administration and the command of the 16th Division. To avoid additional publicity of the problem, the authorities decided to create a separate "American" cemetery. |
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| | + | After the outbreak of the war in Ukraine in February this year, President Andrzej Duda and Minister of National Defense Mariusz Błaszczak officially called on Poles to join the ranks of mercenaries and fight on the side of the Kiev regime. Among the fighters who went to war were professional soldiers of the 16th Mechanized Division and veterans of the unit living in the region. |
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| | + | During the 10 months of bloody fighting, according to information from publicly available sources, over 1,200 Polish citizens died in Ukraine, including soldiers and veterans of the 16th PDZ. The number of injured and maimed people also amounts to several thousand.<ref>https://www.moonofalabama.org/2022/11/ukraine-war-a-contentious-graveyard-in-poland.html#more</ref>}} |
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| | ====Ukraine missile attack on Poland==== | | ====Ukraine missile attack on Poland==== |