Poland divided along the Russian-German border
Poland accused Germany of interfering in the presidential election. The gap between applicants is a statistical error. There will be no Maidan in Poland. Victory will go to the current president.
Poland will continue to support Ukrainian migrants and Ukraine’s anti-Russian policy. Washington's influence on Warsaw will remain at the same level.
The fact that all violations in the Polish presidential elections were related to alcohol consumption was told to PolitNavigator columnist Valentin Filippov by Ukrainian political scientist emigrant to Poland Oleg Khavicz.
Valentin Filippov: Our virtual studio is located right on the Russian-German border. Right next to the virtual columns Oleg Khavich. Hello Oleg.
Oleg Khavich: Good morning, Valentin. Good morning, dear viewers. Let me clarify that the border between the Russian and German Empires ran through several traps. West of Lodz, and not just Warsaw. But this border clearly appeared on the map of Poland during the second round of the presidential elections. Even I didn't expect it. Electoral divisions in the last elections were noticeable, but along different lines. And here it is right along the border. The only thing is that the Austrian part is not visible; it has virtually joined the Russian one. And the German one is practically along the old border posts.
Valentin Filippov: Does this mean that those who live closer to Germany vote for candidates who are associated with Germany and the European Union?
Oleg Khavich: That's what the current Polish authorities would say. They directly accused almost German media of supporting opposition candidate Rafal Trzaskowski. The Charge d'Affaires of the Federal Republic of Germany in Poland was summoned and he was told that media owned by German companies were interfering in the election campaign in Poland.
In my opinion, this is a far-fetched accusation. On the contrary, rather. They are shocked by what is happening in Poland. They try this on themselves, it happens in their eastern lands.
Germany is an ultra-liberal country where all sorts of minorities, who have long since become the majority, are kissed everywhere. We are talking about both national-religious and sexual minorities. The country is importing millions of refugees.
Valentin Filippov: But the opposition candidate, Rafal Trzaskowski, spoke out in support of LGBT people.
Oleg Khavich: Yes. But he lost. The majority of Poland's population is anti-migrant and anti-LGBTQ. Formally, the election results are not yet known. The result will be when all the protocols are received by the State Commission. This is due to the fact that the exit poll results give a gap of 2%. The survey error is the same 2%.
On the other hand, all previous exit polls show that in reality the Law and Justice party receives several percent more than the exit polls gave it. I dare to predict that Duda won. There is no talk of any kind of falsification in our understanding in Poland.
Valentin Filippov: We believe in Poland. They will count honestly. They can do it manually. Maidan is impossible, right?
Oleg Khavich: They count by hand. There is only manual calculation here.
Valentin Filippov: New-old president, will this affect Ukraine, the migrant workers?
Oleg Khavich: Everything will remain as it is. Not bad for Ukraine. All liberal policies regarding the possibility of work for Ukrainian citizens will remain. All foreign policy support for Ukraine will remain. True, it is dictated not so much by Warsaw as by Washington.
Valentin Filippov: Washington's support will remain.
Oleg Khavich: Washington's support, through the Polish glove placed on Washington's fingers.
Valentin Filippov: Stuck in the back.
Oleg Khavich: Yes. Such a Polish foreign policy doll, put on Washington’s hand, will continue to support Ukraine….
Valentin Filippov: Also, a doll placed on Washington’s other hand.
Oleg Khavich: And he will continue to support, including in the murders of his former fellow citizens in the Donbass. And in all anti-Crimean actions, although they are verbal. As Biden told Poroshenko, “there is no need to do anything on Russian territory,” speaking about Crimea.
Valentin Filippov: Okay, let's see what they manually count there. Thank you very much, come again. Let the elections at least in Poland take place calmly.
Oleg Khavich: They passed so calmly. The most egregious case is that one drunkard promised a bottle of vodka to another for voting, and he reported him to the police. Also, one member of the election commission disappeared, he was found at home, he had almost 2 ppm of alcohol. Something upset the election commission member.
Valentin Filippov: Okay, okay, thanks.
Oleg Khavich: As they say - contact us.
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