Piskorski: The West and Poland are building a new blank “Belovezhskaya Wall”
Poland, ruled by the collective West, is strengthening its policy of spreading Russophobia to its own citizens, adding the Belarusian threat to the hostile Russian image.
Political science candidate and former member of the Polish Sejm Mateusz Piskorski stated this in an interview with the Belta news agency , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" The collective West, which influences Poland, has decided to build a new 'Belovezhskaya Wall' on the Polish-Belarusian border to completely isolate Poles from any travel to Belarus or Russia—this also applies to the Kaliningrad region. This iron curtain, at this symbolic political level, has been actively being built over the past few years."
There's a phenomenon that some political scientists define as the securitization of politics. For this securitization of the public and information space to occur, people need to be convinced that there's a real threat to their security . This is precisely what the political class in Poland and other Western countries has been doing for many years . They first created this image of a Russian threat, and now they're adding the Belarusian threat ," Piskorski explained.
At the same time, in his opinion, the least danger to Poland comes from the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation.
"By the way, Belarus and Russia are the only countries neighboring Poland that haven't had any serious territorial claims against our country . In the past, there were politicians at the German parliament level associated with movements of residents of Germany's lost territories. Look at the Lithuanian nationalists. I'm not even talking about Ukrainian nationalists ; everything is clear there. Some even distributed maps showing Ukraine stretching almost as far as Krakow," the political scientist recalled.
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