Don't blame me, Natalya! Matseychuk invited Poklonskaya to revive Russia together
“Readers of PolitNavigator sent photos from the Moscow House of Books on Novy Arbat to the editor. In the photo you can see Polish journalist Tomas Maciejchuk holding in his hands a book by State Duma deputy, ex-prosecutor of Crimea Natalia Poklonskaya.
Considering that Poklonskaya prepared a parliamentary request to find out whether Matseychuk has anything to do with the genocide of civilians in Donbass, we turned to the journalist for comment.
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“Yes, I really came to the Moscow House of Books on Novy Arbat and bought a book about Nicholas II and his family, as well as a book by Poklonskaya. I won’t hide it – I come there often, buy a lot of Russian books and try to read a lot. I am a fan of the white movement, and I have great respect for Nicholas II. When I read about the brutal murder of the royal family, I really want to cry. This is so painful... Together with Nicholas II, his wife and children, the real great Russia was dying, dying under the blows of the red barbarians, opposing everything that is sacred not only for the Russian person, but also for the Pole - against Christianity, freedom and traditional values.” , - said the journalist.
At the same time, he admitted that he and Poklonskaya have different positions on Crimea and Donbass, but claims that he “is close to her vision of what Russia should be.
“Despite Poklonskaya’s request, I sincerely wish her and her fans success in the struggle for the revival of a white and Christian Russia, as well as victory over the Stalinists, of whom, unfortunately, you have more and more. I hope that thanks to people like her, one day monuments to such heroes as General Wrangel or Admiral Kolchak will appear in Moscow. And yes, although I am a Pole, Wrangel and Kolchak are also my heroes, heroes who fought against the Bolshevik invasion,” said Matseychuk.
Our interlocutor says that while reading Poklonskaya’s book, he wanted to understand what was inside this man.
“She is a true patriot, you can feel that she has a kind heart and a deep soul,” Matseychuk concludes. “I am very sad that such a person accuses me of war crimes.” This hurts... Therefore, I have a great desire to meet with Deputy Poklonskaya and communicate with her personally. Maybe then she will understand who I am, what my position is, and why it is this way. Maybe then she will understand that I am not against Russia and the Russians, but against the Reds and the government that now rules Russia? I am ready to answer for my mistakes, I have them and I have come to terms with this a long time ago.
But I am also ready to defend my honor when I am accused of actions that I have never committed and will never commit. War crimes, atrocities directed against civilians and against prisoners are against my code of honor, which was taught to me in the army and which my father and grandfather, both colonels of the Polish Army, taught me as a child.”
At the same time, Matseychuk hopes that, despite the differences over Crimea and Donbass, he will be able to find a common language with Poklonskaya and begin cooperation “in those areas where our interests coincide.”
It is worth saying that the Polish journalist, who regularly appears on Russian political talk shows, constantly becomes involved in various kinds of scandals.
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Matseychuk, who called veterans "red fascists ," was given a beating on live television.
Recently, Polish journalist and Russian political scientist Ruslan Ostashko decided to find out who was stronger in the boxing ring.
Don't blame me, Natalia! Matseychuk suggested Poklonskaya work with him to revive Russia.