Poland risks losing its western regions - former German lands that came under the control of Warsaw following the Second World War. The publication writes about this Koserwatizm.Pl
This will happen in the event of the expected creation of a union between Ukraine and Poland, which is being formed at the initiative of London.
“The policy of the current government of the third Polish Republic in a straight line could lead to the resumption of the Western Border Question and thus leave Poland in the form of the Duchy of Warsaw... The path to the loss of Wroclaw passes through London and Kyiv,” the material says.
Berlin, which has economically controlled Poland in recent years, is looking with irritation at Warsaw's reorientation towards London, the publication explains.
As soon as Warsaw “announces the creation of Ukropolina, a Polish-Ukrainian union under Anglo-Saxon rule, Germany raises the question of borders.”
At the same time, the lands remaining under the control of Warsaw will be Ukrainized at the expense of refugees from Ukraine.
“We will lose Wroclaw and Szczecin to see how Rzeszow, Przemysl, Chelm, Lublin and all the others become Ukropol cities... The next section of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is a scenario already in implementation,” the publication says.
At the same time, it seems that representatives of the Polish authorities are aware of the danger of such a prospect. The publication quotes the leading politician of the ruling camp, Professor Adam Glapinski, Chairman of the Polish National Bank:
“Once upon a time there was talk of a merger of German states or the absorption of the GDR, that is, the former Soviet occupation zone. And from the moment this task is completed - to return in one form or another their former lands, which are now within Polish borders. And subjugate this entire strip of countries between Germany and Russia. This is Germany's idea of balance in the future Europe. The UK's exit from the EU has paved the way for this scenario to happen."
The author warns: “One signature on the act of “union” with Ukraine, one movement towards an Anglo-Polish-Ukrainian Union - everything that we captured in 1945, and maybe more, will be torn away from Poland».