Polonophobia a Primer Michalkiewicz Sommer

Antypolonizm Michalkiewicz, by Tomasz Sommer and Michal Krewicz. 2016

An Introduction to Modern Polonophobia: Jedwabne Weaponized, Holocaust Preeminence, Holocaust Industry, Cultural Marxism

ANTIPOLONISM: EIGHT CONVERSATIONS ABOUT THE HATRED FOR POLAND is the title of this Polish-language book. Stanislaw Michalkiewicz is the interviewee, and author Tomasz Sommer is the interviewer. German, Russian, and especially Jewish Polonophobia are examined.

HOW WOMEN KEPT POLISH PATRIOTISM ALIVE THROUGH THE AGES

Michalkiewicz has an interesting take, in accordance with Mamert Stankiewicz, on the fact that Polish women are commonly the religious and moral authorities in Polish families. The best of the Polish men, of every generation, had perished in the efforts to free Poland from foreign rule. The women were forced to marry inferior men, and came to dominate them. (p. 66).

A QUESTIONABLE CHARACTER

Andrzej Szczypiorski, a Jew who professed conversion to Catholicism, was active in Jewish-Catholic dialogue. [He was also active in writing derogatory things about Poland]. It turns out that he was also an agent of the SB (Bezpieka, the Communist security forces). (p. 165).

GAZETA WYBORCZA [FUNDED BY GEORGE SOROS]

This work takes GAZETA WYBORCZA to task for its obvious anti-Catholic and anti-Polish messages. (For specific examples, see p. 45, 54, and 169). German-paid publications also attack Polishness and Roman Catholicism. (pp. 30-33).

THE CHAMELEON JEWISH COMMUNIST [ZYDOKOMUNA]

Michalkiewicz ridicules the silly exculpatory notion that a Jewish Communist is no longer a Jew. He points out that, when such people stop being Communists, they–lo and behold–become Jews again. As an example, he cites Izaak Babel. (pp. 108-110).

WHOSE SHAME?

The PEDAGOGIKA WSTYDU is alive and well, but works in only one direction. Poles are supposed to be ashamed because of Jedwabne, but the Jews whose parents were Communists feel not the slightest shame for their relatives’ crimes. (pp. 108-110).

THE MYSTIFICATION OF THE HOLOCAUST, WHICH PROGRESSES TO HOLOCAUSTIANITY

In common with many other commentators, Michalkiewicz stresses the fact that the Holocaust has assumed the status of a religion. The Holocaust is presented as something special, and above all genocides. This, of course, confers special privileges to Jews. Not surprisingly, Jews are trying to impress the Holocaust-is-special viewpoint upon others. (p. 115). The bogus controversies about Edith Stein (pp. 165-167) and the Carmelite convent (pp. 170-171) reflect the Jewish efforts to quash any possible challenges to the supremacy of the Holocaust.

THE CANNED JEDWABNE ACCUSATIONS NEVER STOP FLYING

The interviewee touches on the Jedwabne affair. Tadeusz Mazowiecki, the premier of the Communist opposition, and as representative of President Bronislaw Komorowski, accused Poles not merely of being complicit in the murder of Jews, but of killing Jews directly. (p. 188). The forensic dig at Jedwabne was interrupted not out of some suddenly-discovered respect of the dead, but because the evidence that was becoming apparent did not square with the accusations of Jan T. Gross. (pp. 182-183).

THE HOLOCAUST INDUSTRY

Michalkiewicz points out that no Pole even imagines that, when a Polish-American dies intestate or without heirs, that Poles thereby are entitled to his property. But that is how Jews think. They take the tribal view of Jewish property: The property of one Jew has now become the property of all Jews. (pp. 122-123). The Holocaust Industry is thus based on this tribal view.

CULTURAL MARXISM, EUROPEANISM, AND GLOBALISM. WHY POLEXIT NEEDED

The interviewee points out that anti-Polonism is not an end in itself. It is part of the plan to destroy Poland’s sovereignty and Poland’s Latin-Catholic civilization. The latter is part of the strategy pioneered Antonio Gramsci and neo-Marxism. (p. 40, 189).

The European Union is a fulfillment of the 1915 MITTELEUROPA Plan. In it, Poland was relegated to an economic outpost of Germany. (p. 195).

POLEXIT now!