| − | In 2026 President [[Karol Nawrocki]] and Prime Minister [[Donald Tusk]] represented two opposing parties. Tusk [[tweet]]ed that "President Nawrocki has once again pointed to [[the West]] as the main threat to Poland. This is the essence of the dispute between the anti-European bloc (Nawrocki, Braun, Mentzen, [[PiS]]) and our Coalition."<ref>https://x.com/donaldtusk/status/2005235407274062234</ref> A deadly serious dispute, a dispute over our values, security, [[sovereignty]]. East or West." Germanophobia, not just [[Russophobia]], remains a powerful issue filled with suspicion in contemporary Poland. Instead of another invasion, the current [[German]] threat to Poland is the [[hybrid warfare]] that’s actively waged against Poland through the German-led [[EU]], the goal of which is to deracinate Poles and erode their country’s sovereignty in order to facilitate their subordination as post-modern German [[vassal state]]. | + | In 2026 President [[Karol Nawrocki]] and Prime Minister [[Donald Tusk]] represented two opposing parties. Tusk [[tweet]]ed that "President Nawrocki has once again pointed to [[the West]] as the main threat to Poland. This is the essence of the dispute between the anti-European bloc (Nawrocki, Braun, Mentzen, [[PiS]]) and our Coalition."<ref>https://x.com/donaldtusk/status/2005235407274062234</ref> A deadly serious dispute, a dispute over our values, security, [[sovereignty]]. East or West." Germanophobia, not just [[Russophobia]], remains a powerful issue filled with suspicion in contemporary Poland. Instead of another invasion, the current [[German]] threat to Poland is the [[hybrid warfare]] that’s actively waged against Poland through the German-led [[EU]], the goal of which is to deracinate Poles and erode their country’s sovereignty in order to facilitate their subordination as a post-modern German [[vassal state]]. |