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  • Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
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    The Russian invasion of Ukraine has made Poland one of the key players in the crisis. It is the country that is leading, along with the United States and the United Kingdom, in supporting Ukraine, delivering military weaponry and hosting hundreds and hundreds of thousands, millions of refugees. The Russian invasion of Ukraine ordered by Vladimir Putin's government has opened Pandora's box. Now most Central and Eastern European countries are studying plans to improve their defense. But of all these, Poland clearly stands out.
    Warsaw wants to take advantage of this crisis not only to deal a heavy blow to Putin's Russia but also to consolidate its role as a major power in the East. In this video we tell you all the details.

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  • @Sammenluola
    @Sammenluola 2 года назад +883

    Greetings to Poland from Finland! I salute you, brothers. 👍

    • @danieljurkiewicz1695
      @danieljurkiewicz1695 2 года назад +48

      We are happy Finland wants to join NATO! Strong together! Regards from PL :)

    • @marsmann4370
      @marsmann4370 2 года назад +36

      Greetings to Finland from Poland.
      Poland 1920
      Finland 1939-1940
      Ukraine 2022
      👍😉✌

    • @dasboot5903
      @dasboot5903 2 года назад +7

      *Red Orcs beasts from the East ... they are not finished and done forever, yet !!!*

    • @PyczastyNiechCośWrzuci
      @PyczastyNiechCośWrzuci 2 года назад

      your prime minister is sexy as hell

    • @maciejsobczak3929
      @maciejsobczak3929 2 года назад +15

      Greetings to Finland from Poland ! :)

  • @sabakag
    @sabakag 2 года назад +3068

    Greatings to Poland from Lithuania. Glad to have such neighbours and partners. Staying strong together.

    • @szymonm.3724
      @szymonm.3724 2 года назад +205

      Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth in our hearts forever ❤

    • @voyageur8208
      @voyageur8208 2 года назад +148

      I am from Poland and I love Lithuania !

    • @Rabarbarzynca
      @Rabarbarzynca 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/azh5SPmcJ_A/видео.html 😉

    • @sebhonwyczal8918
      @sebhonwyczal8918 2 года назад +101

      We poles loves Lithuania’s . Greetings from Poland 😌

    • @sirnik4927
      @sirnik4927 2 года назад +134

      Greetings to Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from Ukraine! We are extremly grateful for your help and support. We never forget what you do for us!

  • @tk9839
    @tk9839 2 года назад +78

    Much respect to Poland...very impressive how proactive and mature the Polish are as a nation... Greetings from S. Korea.

  • @Mr.Whitecock
    @Mr.Whitecock 2 года назад +145

    Poland is the greatest country in Europe nowadays. They grew up and have never lost their spine agains russia and against some EU statements. I see Poland as a new leader of Europe. Greetings from Lithuania! 🇵🇱🇺🇦🇱🇹❤️

    • @CUBETechie
      @CUBETechie 2 года назад +2

      Today the baltic pipe open

    • @garigari5494
      @garigari5494 Год назад +4

      Bądźcie z nami, a wygramy :)

    • @Mr.Whitecock
      @Mr.Whitecock Год назад

      @@garigari5494 Sorry, don't undetstand polish, mate🙂

    • @garigari5494
      @garigari5494 Год назад +2

      @@Mr.Whitecock Stay with us

    • @Mr.Whitecock
      @Mr.Whitecock Год назад +5

      @@garigari5494 Well, I hope we will stick around more with Poland, than the rest of than Europe. Don't trust West Europe anymore. We have same history, similar traditions, culture and we are on the same region. Happy to hear from our people only good words about Poland. And I, personally work with polish basically everyday. Can say only good words. 💪🇵🇱♥️🇱🇹

  • @razvangeamanu4800
    @razvangeamanu4800 2 года назад +941

    Greetings to Poland from Romania , we who live in the first lines have a way of understanding each other🇷🇴🇵🇱

    • @danieljurkiewicz1695
      @danieljurkiewicz1695 2 года назад +21

      yes, thats true, regards from PL to Romania.

    • @lukasgza9655
      @lukasgza9655 2 года назад +5

      And Indonesia too?

    • @とうごうべんけい
      @とうごうべんけい 2 года назад

      All neighbours of Russia hate Russia, from Finland all the way to Japan, except China and North Korea. It's really a bad luck to have such a disgusting bloodthirsty neighbour.

    • @hubixon1596
      @hubixon1596 2 года назад +3

      its Monaco flag

    • @dasboot5903
      @dasboot5903 2 года назад +26

      I have great respect to the ROMANIA and to the Romanian people.
      *Of what is Poland doing to Ukraine these days ..... Romania did the same to the Polish War Refugees, at the outbreak of the World War the Second, when Germany together with Slovakia and Soviet Union .... they attacked POLAND almost at once in September of 1939.*
      Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Romania that time, Monsieur Armand Calinescu was a a great supporter to help Poles in Romania, but also he was personally involved in evacuation of the 80 tons of the Polish National Treasury Gold, from the Polish border .... pushing it in the period of 24 hours through the whole Romania to the port of Constanza.
      Romanians, they did it so sucessfuly, even if they were tracked by the German spies and Romanian Government of Armand Calinescu, were receiving the official consular threats of the open war, from the German Embassy in Bucharest !!!
      For that sympathy to Poland, Monsieur Armand Calinescu was killed at the end of the September of 1939, during the attack on his car, during the drive to work in his office. They were Romanian fascist group paid directly from Berlin !!!!

  • @eduardarakelov974
    @eduardarakelov974 2 года назад +47

    Support Poland from Georgia , Polish friends help our military troops to get better with trainings and etc.. Long Live Polska God Bless you.

  • @daniell1483
    @daniell1483 2 года назад +372

    From the US, I'd say Poland always was an incredibly important power in the region. When Poland United with Lithuania, it was a titan in eastern Europe. That only eroded because it was sandwiched between two other powers that kept taking chunks out of Poland. Now with Poland no longer being suppressed, the nation is rising again as one of the most important nations in Europe. Poland and her people saw the danger Russia posed and never forgot the harsh lessons from its past to never trust Russia.

    • @vaktmesterdrip9006
      @vaktmesterdrip9006 2 года назад +1

      Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth was partitioned because of the corrupt nobility and idiotic elective monarchy that we had, that in the end was weakness that made us lose our huge country, russians and germans always hated us cause we f*cked them at many wars they themselves have started.

    • @xyz90kamil
      @xyz90kamil 2 года назад

      not only the neighborhood , but the commonwelth has a "liberum veto" and that is the key to the downfall of this country

    • @doughvictor2893
      @doughvictor2893 2 года назад +17

      The Polish state once spanned an area of Europe from the Baltic to the Black Sea. It encompassed most of the Baltic States including what is now Belarus and Ukraine. Krakow was the capital it stood at the end
      of the ancient silk road to China and traded Amber for Silk etc. Poland introduced the Parliamentary system on the continent if Europe not long after this type of Govt. was introduced in Britain. The Polish system failed due to the Leberum Veto, the ability of a dissenter to block legislation, in the way we se Russia today block UN resolutions on the Security Council.

    • @PlayshotKalo
      @PlayshotKalo 2 года назад +15

      Every Polish American I've met is incredibly hard working. My former manager was a Polish immigrant, he took that business out of risk of bankruptcy when he took over and now also offers felons who want to better their lives employment opportunities.

    • @patriotaGHF
      @patriotaGHF 2 года назад +24

      Eastern Europe is a classic mistake, Poland is in Central Europe.

  • @Miko80
    @Miko80 2 года назад +59

    Greetings from Poland.
    Thank all of you for the heart-warming comments about Poland and polish people.
    Poland may not be perfect but we always try to do what is right to do.
    One thing I can promise: a stronger Poland the safer Europe.

  • @jarnol2264
    @jarnol2264 2 года назад +480

    We salute you Poland!! Keep up the support. Thank you from Finland. Stay safe.

    • @WitoldMakowski
      @WitoldMakowski 2 года назад +17

      Simo Häyhä is still even in our Polish hearts!!
      Keep up Finland! I'll visit your country- it's on my very short list ;)

    • @ar9127
      @ar9127 2 года назад +21

      Finland in NATO ?
      FUCK YEAH !

    • @AndrzejK86
      @AndrzejK86 2 года назад +19

      🇵🇱🤝🏻🇫🇮 😎

    • @julcia071
      @julcia071 2 года назад +2

      @@ar9127 no they are not and will not. stop spreading lies

    • @captainbaboo7677
      @captainbaboo7677 2 года назад

      With You next to me i feel really safe.
      Greetings from Poland.
      Putler na pohybel.

  • @hansonlee5847
    @hansonlee5847 2 года назад +675

    As a Korean American, I have nothing but respect for Poland, considering their entire history. Tough and determined yet diplomatically loyal (despite West's early blunder during WWII).

    • @ArsenalofMikeocracy
      @ArsenalofMikeocracy 2 года назад

      They got screwed by France and Britain.

    • @luishernandezblonde
      @luishernandezblonde 2 года назад +30

      🇵🇱❤️🇰🇷

    • @ragnargrabson1287
      @ragnargrabson1287 2 года назад +27

      @@UnKnownv5 Just as quick English spelling lesson, you very likely meant "shit" as opposed to "sheet". In the States, there are millions of immigrants from different countries: there are Polish-Americans, Italian-Americans, Korean-Americans, Chinese-Americans and others - these are people who emigrated to the States and become U.S. citizens or these are first generations Americans who grew up in families where Mom and Dad were from Poland, Italy, or Korea and were influenced by cultures of those countries.

    • @FlamingBasketballClub
      @FlamingBasketballClub 2 года назад +1

      Are you trying to fill the diversity quota? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚

    • @hansonlee5847
      @hansonlee5847 2 года назад +11

      @@FlamingBasketballClub Usually, those from the US don't appreciate other countries' histories, as most US mainstream positions are either "we must escalate towards war" or "other countries need to step it up". Korea, where my family was from, has been a victim of geopolitics between global powers just like Poland was, which is why I greatly sympathize with the country. The pains from the Korean War still exist to this day, so it's my hope that the countries like Poland maintain their freedom and political autonomy against aggressors like Russia

  • @lleavell92630
    @lleavell92630 2 года назад +505

    All of the Polish people I have ever met in the USA were very honest, down to earth, hard working people, the best of the best.

    • @twisters999
      @twisters999 2 года назад +1

    • @2137xd
      @2137xd 2 года назад +19

      @@HedgehogZone nah we aint the blacks

    • @quandaledinglenut4
      @quandaledinglenut4 2 года назад +10

      @@HedgehogZone omg your so anoying. come to Poland and you will se how bad we are.

    • @krzysztof4802
      @krzysztof4802 2 года назад +7

      @@HedgehogZone now go, find a Pole and tell that bullshit in his face :D that can be one way ticket ;)

    • @pucioy
      @pucioy 2 года назад +3

      @@HedgehogZone Yes, we do it when no one is watching. Otherwise it is stupid, you know.

  • @carolwilliams8511
    @carolwilliams8511 2 года назад +49

    Greetings from England. Admiration to Poland for realising what Russia was about while the rest of us were naively thinking we could reason with a tyrant and blessings on you for your help with refugees.

  • @robertmuller5039
    @robertmuller5039 2 года назад +72

    These humans are a warrior type race. Very proud of them. Long live Poland 🇵🇱

  • @leaveourstatuesalone.3378
    @leaveourstatuesalone.3378 2 года назад +950

    The Polish are hard working, respectful and kind hearted, we have a lot of polish here in the Uk 🇬🇧 have nothing but good things to say about this proud nation. ❤️ have visited once 3 yrs ago, can’t wait to return…..

    • @NLJeffEU
      @NLJeffEU 2 года назад +2

      Lmao, "eastern" European's are hated in the uk.

    • @workiper
      @workiper 2 года назад

      @@cranberryeater7459 you can’t even write polish. You are probably just a russian bot

    • @workiper
      @workiper 2 года назад +55

      Thank you for your kind words mate!! 🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦❤️🇬🇧

    • @NoSuprises
      @NoSuprises 2 года назад

      @@cranberryeater7459 morda tam onuco

    • @nazwauzytkownika5430
      @nazwauzytkownika5430 2 года назад +20

      Dziękuję

  • @Luxury_vagabond
    @Luxury_vagabond 2 года назад +683

    Poland is a great country. Respect from Taiwan.

    • @pablopeppinox3738
      @pablopeppinox3738 2 года назад +29

      Thank you, we also stay with taiwan 🤍 for peace 🙏

    • @xeliozil
      @xeliozil 2 года назад +17

      Glory to Taiwan!

    • @nacnorthwestnac4226
      @nacnorthwestnac4226 2 года назад +4

      Thanks. But you have to struck some kind deal with China. All the best for Taiwan people 👍🖐👏😉

    • @Krzysztof2811
      @Krzysztof2811 2 года назад

      To nie Polska przygotowuje się do wojny tylko pseudo politycy polskojęzyczne nas w nią pchają a na Ukrainie jest kult bandery a ten rok jest rokiem właśnie jego tylko idioci i idiotki bez mózgu nie znając porządnie tego co tam się wyprawiało teraz głupkowato gadają

    • @2serveand2protect
      @2serveand2protect 2 года назад +2

      Thank You. All the very Best to You and all the Taiwanese people.

  • @phbrinsden
    @phbrinsden 2 года назад +78

    I teach adults history and I offer a special class about the Battle of Warsaw 1920. I greatly admire and respect Poland. They are tough, loyal, resourceful and smart. As a Brit I can say we are all grateful for Polish code breaking. Poland and Ukraine together are a great bastion on the eastern front and both should be supported to the maximum. Respect to friends in Poland.

    • @LMB222
      @LMB222 Год назад

      Slowly with the admiration. Many great mistakes were made in the interbellum because Poland 1918 had the level of arrogance almost of the US today.
      Don't forget that the Polish Soviet war was won by a very narrow margin, probably due to Poles having cracked Russian communication lines and French support, but nevertheless, it could have been lost. After all, Soviets came up all the way to Warsaw.

    • @WM78
      @WM78 Год назад +3

      ​@@LMB222
      1.
      ''Many great mistakes were made in the interbellum because Poland 1918 had the level of arrogance almost of the US today''
      This opinion does not bring up any arguments to support its correctness. Very weak.
      2.
      ''Don't forget that the Polish Soviet war was won by a very narrow margin''
      Poorly thought-out logic and therefore invalid argument.
      The mention of a "very narrow margin" is not in contradiction with the idea of supporting Poland and Ukraine.
      On contrary, since Poland barely won the Battle of Warsaw, it means that offering support is justified and makes sense.
      Besides, eventually, Poland won and the Soviets lost.
      3.
      ''probably due to Poles having cracked Russian communication lines and French support''
      a)
      the use of the word "probably" is weak by definition. If the author is not sure about historical facts, why use them? Information needs to be checked before it is used to argue with someone else's comment.
      b)
      The fact that Polish intelligence was able to read coded telegrams from the Russian army testifies to the advantage, not against, of the Polish Army and the idea of supporting it.
      c) if Franch support helped then it is an argument supporting the idea of helping Poland and Ukraine, as it is effective.
      Again, very poor use of logic. Invalid argument.
      4.
      ''but nevertheless, it could have been lost.''
      It was not, Poland won.
      Hands are falling, no comments
      5.
      ''After all, Soviets came up all the way to Warsaw.''
      It only supports an idea of helping, as there is ''a very narrow margin''
      Conclusion:
      Critical thinking and the use of logic are something that ​ @LMB222 is not good at.

    • @jn1205
      @jn1205 Год назад

      @@WM78 he's probably a Russian brainwashed by propaganda

    • @andrzejmikuszewski2220
      @andrzejmikuszewski2220 Год назад

      👌exact

    • @velcrodreams178
      @velcrodreams178 Год назад

      Teach em about what Poland did during ww2. Squadron 303.

  • @inhocsignovinces8061
    @inhocsignovinces8061 2 года назад +47

    Poland is awesome. Love from Finland.

  • @islandguy858
    @islandguy858 2 года назад +452

    One of the most interesting, intelligent, warm, and hilarious people I have ever known defected from Soviet controlled Poland. The overwhelming support the Poles extended to Ukraine did not surprise me at all. So glad to have Poland as an ally.
    Część from the USA! 🇺🇸💛💙🇵🇱💙💛🇺🇦

    • @robertciesluk7207
      @robertciesluk7207 2 года назад +6

      Halo America! Greetings from Warsaw! 🇺🇦🇺🇲🇵🇱🗽

    • @danieljurkiewicz1695
      @danieljurkiewicz1695 2 года назад +5

      and we are for decades in love with USA. Greetings from PL :)

    • @lahdinbouh4904
      @lahdinbouh4904 2 года назад

      @@danieljurkiewicz1695 ppl

    • @polishpatriot4
      @polishpatriot4 2 года назад +3

      thank you love you guys👍❤

    • @tomekk.2620
      @tomekk.2620 2 года назад

      Poland has no choice, experienced all of this before, saved west from communism, now from other forms of marksism. This war lasts seven centuries. About recent part:
      ruclips.net/video/XO6-nuk0UhA/видео.html

  • @andp.490
    @andp.490 2 года назад +133

    Great video. Respect to Poland from Lithuania and Slava Ukraini!

    • @AndrzejK86
      @AndrzejK86 2 года назад +4

      Slava Lithuania, slava Ukraine and slava Poland 🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦❤️🇱🇹 Brothers 4 ever😎

    • @jerzyhans9799
      @jerzyhans9799 2 года назад +3

      Słava to all our eastern brothers

    • @bufu3017
      @bufu3017 2 года назад +1

      Respect to You from Poland And P.

  • @poolie982
    @poolie982 2 года назад +203

    From the USA, I salute Poland and it's people.

  • @MrJesiah3
    @MrJesiah3 2 года назад +1794

    Poland is the only European country that never fell asleep concerning the Russians. I was told this by a Polish officer when I was there on a mission in 2016. They knew this day was coming.

    • @n3v3rforgott3n9
      @n3v3rforgott3n9 2 года назад +109

      the US kept trying to tell most European countries they needed to increase military spending to at least be ready as that is the only way to prevent war from happening in the first place

    • @Crashed131963
      @Crashed131963 2 года назад +273

      Finland was always prepared too.

    • @WitoldMakowski
      @WitoldMakowski 2 года назад +1

      That officer was damn right!! We know what they brought with them strarting of 17th September 39' Paing, gunger, rapes and death.. even after so many years since, we do not trust a single word poping out from their mouth.
      There's a proverb in Poland saying: ruSSians are so open that they would share their last slice of bread if you're hungry, but when they get an order they'll shoot you in the back...
      Proverbs are the lessons for further generations, remember that!

    • @MrJesiah3
      @MrJesiah3 2 года назад +135

      @@Crashed131963 sorry, didn't mean to discount Finland, I was referring to the European countries on this side of the water. But now that you mentioned Finland, I think they win the prize for preparedness.

    • @MrJesiah3
      @MrJesiah3 2 года назад +166

      @@WitoldMakowski that officer looked at me in the eyes and said: "what Russia and Germany did to us in WWII will never happen again."
      I gained great respect for Polish people that day.

  • @dennishill4098
    @dennishill4098 2 года назад +460

    I would say Poland is one of the most protected countries at the moment its incredible what Poland has done for the Ukraine people from the UK 🇬🇧

    • @bell4textu973
      @bell4textu973 2 года назад

      Start a war with Poland?? That is absolute madness, because Russia can not win a war in Poland, not even if Poland stood alone. 💯🤍❤💯

    • @ZiemowitP
      @ZiemowitP 2 года назад +4

      UK helped Poland during Polish-Soviet war in 1919. Also, never forget this lad and his contributions: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrian_Carton_de_Wiart

    • @Demun1649
      @Demun1649 2 года назад +5

      @George Boehringer What the HELL does this mean????

    • @HegelsOwl
      @HegelsOwl 2 года назад

      Thank you, so kindly, for your valuable flatulence towards sabotaging the educational purpose, but especially the IQ-level of this platform, proof being the third-grader level of discussion on this thread. Keep up the good work. We need more people like you in the world.

    • @xinjinpiig4062
      @xinjinpiig4062 2 года назад +4

      Is UK STILL christian nation? Or islamic?.

  • @briangreen8033
    @briangreen8033 2 года назад +222

    Polish people have suffered so much throughout history, yet they remain a kind and proud people. That said, they have an iron will, forged by sufferings of days past, so I wouldn't count them out no matter the invader. They have learned from their history. I have wanted to go to Poland for years, and hope they are able to remain strong and at peace. From Canada, take care and God bless. ✝️

    • @andrzejklein7846
      @andrzejklein7846 2 года назад +3

      Come and visit us!:D

    • @briangreen8033
      @briangreen8033 2 года назад +4

      @@andrzejklein7846 I'm unvaccinated, so a prisoner in my own country. However, hopefully once reason returns to the world I'll be able to. Thank you for being so welcoming. Take care and God bless. ✝️

    • @renemagritte8237
      @renemagritte8237 2 года назад

      @@briangreen8033 Brian, polish people are mostly unvaccinated, so where is the problem?

    • @briangreen8033
      @briangreen8033 2 года назад

      @@renemagritte8237 I'm not surprised, because Polish people have common sense, whereas we have a travel ban here for unvaccinated. We have a would-be tyrant leading us. Check out Canadian convoy protest. That said, I would have to save up, too, as my savings were nearly emptied by COVID-19. I will be coming to Poland, it's simply a matter of figuring it out.

    • @ray32825
      @ray32825 2 года назад

      I love this scene in the movie when Jan Sobieski and his winged hussars saved Vienna and potentially all of Europe from the damn Turks - ruclips.net/video/0MuX3t2Io50/видео.html

  • @piobmhor8529
    @piobmhor8529 2 года назад +519

    I have lived and worked in Poland several times. The Poles are some of the finest people I have known. A proud people, however a sad and tragic history has made them wise. I think of an old joke one of my Polish friends told me that goes something like this. The first Poles were praying to God, thanking him for such a beautiful country full of lakes and fertile farmland. They then asked “Why did you make such a beautiful place just for us? Isn’t that unfair?” And God replied “Wait until you meet your neighbours.” It is truly a beautiful place, and with very few natural obstacles to invaders it had seen more than it’s fair share of nasty neighbours over the centuries. I can fully understand their rationalization of strengthening their Armed Forces.

    • @kpwlek
      @kpwlek 2 года назад +72

      Polish people: God why did you put our beautiful country between Germany and Russia? God answers: Because no one else would be able to handle them :)

    • @annamarias.5718
      @annamarias.5718 2 года назад +18

      @@kpwlek thank you very much for such a beautiful comment ❤️🇵🇱

    • @marksaxon2550
      @marksaxon2550 2 года назад +10

      That joke is very true.

    • @krowaswieta7944
      @krowaswieta7944 2 года назад +9

      @@kpwlek Yea, especially that Poland lost its independence twice due to curruption (Swedish Deluge, partition of Poland). I do get it that in these dark times Poland stands on the right side of history but please, dont make super hero out of our country. We still have real issue with currupted politicians and populists.

    • @journeyman553
      @journeyman553 2 года назад +5

      @@krowaswieta7944" We still have real issue with corrupted politicians and populists."
      The American response to that .......... welcome to our world.

  • @HowlinWilf13
    @HowlinWilf13 2 года назад +275

    Well done, Poland. Great news. In terms of percentage of total population lost, Poland suffered more than any other nation in WW2, with over 24% of her pre-war population dying as a direct consequence of the war. I guess that, now they are truly free, they are going to put their future security beyond any doubt whatsoever.

    • @AndrzejK86
      @AndrzejK86 2 года назад +3

      That’s true mate😎

    • @curocurovic6675
      @curocurovic6675 2 года назад +2

      after this ends....how long until germans and other force poland to "diversify"
      until what germans did start many years ago is completed only for a different ideology

    • @I_am_who_I_am_who_I_am
      @I_am_who_I_am_who_I_am 2 года назад

      @@curocurovic6675 don't create hypothetical situations in your head. Stick to facts, I.e. Russia is invading neighbors and gets massive support from Serbia.

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 2 года назад

      @@curocurovic6675
      Sounds like Russian attempt at dividing allies.

    • @HowlinWilf13
      @HowlinWilf13 2 года назад +2

      @@curocurovic6675 After this ends.......what is the EU going to look like?

  • @jaydominguez7487
    @jaydominguez7487 2 года назад +37

    ❤️ Poland from united states. 🇺🇸 Thanks for all that you do.

    • @genkiferal7178
      @genkiferal7178 Год назад

      Putin _loves_ his country and his people. I can't say that for Biden and am not sure I could say that about Trump, either.

  • @vikey1764
    @vikey1764 2 года назад +594

    As the Ukrainian I’d really love to use this opportunity and to express my utmost fascination and gratitude towards Polska and Polish nation🇵🇱❤️🙏🏼!!! They are the neighbours one could only dream of! Certainly so many other great nations got united around the cause and I only have a deep deep respect and gratitude to them (namely USA, UK, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Canada, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Sweden, Netherlands, Australia, Denmark, Czechia, Slovakia, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Spain, Italy, Germany and France). Sorry if someone was not mentioned here, but I’ve heard of these countries/people active involvement in arms supply, volunteering and humanitarian help🙏🏼😘! God bless you all and we will remember it through our history for centuries to come.

    • @werthor7083
      @werthor7083 2 года назад +36

      Hold on brother! More weapons and ammunition is going to you as we typing here.
      You wil WIN this war! 💪
      ✌️🇺🇦🤝🇵🇱✌️

    • @Дружнійамериканець
      @Дружнійамериканець 2 года назад +13

      🇺🇦Слава Україні...Героям слава!🇺🇦

    • @pali211
      @pali211 2 года назад +10

      Glad we can help and hopefully we will be able to form strong partnership for a long time after war has passed. Greetings and best of luck from Slovakia 💛💙

    • @jonathanodude6660
      @jonathanodude6660 2 года назад

      @Kerberos if russia takes the east and ukraine falls apart due to its economy, poland taking ukrainian territory (they already have its citizens) and holding their position until the inevitable russian attack that starts the war with NATO would allow them to return the land and allow ukraine to declare independence from poland again.

    • @werthor7083
      @werthor7083 2 года назад +29

      @Kerberos You are living in parallel universe.

  • @natalias50
    @natalias50 2 года назад +31

    As a Polish person, all I can say that we are tied of wars. Our history lessons is either war after the war or the uprising after uprising.
    So many clever people had to leave their motherland to save themselves.
    Wars stall development and Eastern Europe is a prime example of that.
    I sincerely hope that having a strong, modern army will secure us peace.
    I also would like to add that helping Ukrainian refugees is a joint effort- ordinary people from both Eastern and Western Europe opened their hearts to those poor people. There is a lot of humanitarian aid coming from Western Europe, all we can say is thank you for helping us in helping our Ukrainian neighbours 🙏

  • @sirnik4927
    @sirnik4927 2 года назад +367

    Greetings to Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from Ukraine! We are extremly grateful for your help and support. We never forget what you do for us! It is very important, without you situation could be much worse

    • @AndrzejK86
      @AndrzejK86 2 года назад +19

      Greetings to You, brave people of Ukraine. 🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦 Future is bright. You’ll see😊

    • @eugeneczerwinskyj3354
      @eugeneczerwinskyj3354 2 года назад +12

      Thankyou Poland. U r the best neighbor a country could have. I also like beautiful Polish women. From a Canadian Ukrainian.

    • @Butt--Head
      @Butt--Head 2 года назад +1

      Have you already forgot to acknowledge America's help & support in billions of dollars which is more then the amount of money all the NATO countries that you mentioned combined?

    • @sharknado623
      @sharknado623 2 года назад +10

      @@Butt--Head I don't think he/she was talking about momey, these countries saved LIVES, and immediately, not after three months which is the amount of time you 'MURICA took to decide whether or not give Ukraine ammo, and about ammo, we Europeans gave maybe a lot more than you. You US people are not the centre of the world, it's time you learn it.

    • @Butt--Head
      @Butt--Head 2 года назад +1

      @@sharknado623 excuse me but when/where did I ever claim to be American?

  • @HarrisonCSmith
    @HarrisonCSmith 2 года назад +243

    Poland absolutely has the capability to become a major European power. The government needs to play its cards right though. They need to encourage people to stay, live and thrive in Poland.

    • @madtechnocrat9234
      @madtechnocrat9234 2 года назад +18

      with current government it's impossible.

    • @mateuszdziegiel1655
      @mateuszdziegiel1655 2 года назад +5

      @@madtechnocrat9234 how ? They are literally paying people a monthly stipend to have kids and stay.

    • @KoRbA2310
      @KoRbA2310 2 года назад +14

      Coming back to Poland in 2026. My house is already getting build. Hope to start my own business back home. LETS GOOOO!

    • @johng8837
      @johng8837 2 года назад +3

      @@KoRbA2310 After my undergrad in the US and grad school in UK, I'll be doing my military service in the home country. Looking forward to contributing to the growth of our underdog nation

    • @tomashunka8067
      @tomashunka8067 2 года назад +9

      @@mateuszdziegiel1655 I don’t know, it seems like Polish government is giving out too much “free” money. Someone will have to pay it in future though.

  • @5133937
    @5133937 2 года назад +111

    Salute to Poland from the US. Polish people still have strong memories of the nightmare of totalitarian governments, and understand that threat better than most of us in the US who never experienced it directly. Glad to see Gen Austin and the US govt backing Poland so strongly.

  • @karwenkadi6773
    @karwenkadi6773 2 года назад +12

    Bravo brave Poland ✌️🌞💐 from a Kurdish Peshmarga living in Vienna 🙏🇵🇱🇺🇲🇬🇧🇧🇦🇵🇱❤️✌️

  • @diomuda7903
    @diomuda7903 2 года назад +750

    I am from Czech Republic and I absolutely respect our Polish lads. Strong together, long live NATO 🇨🇿❤️🇵🇱

    • @MrBrekolPL
      @MrBrekolPL 2 года назад +16

      Long live Czechia!

    • @MrKuppe
      @MrKuppe 2 года назад

      NATO is a criminal ganster organisation.

    • @cloud682
      @cloud682 2 года назад

      Thanks!

    • @szympagruz8336
      @szympagruz8336 2 года назад +10

      @@kanadomyslny2744 nie rób wstydu usuń to

    • @kanadomyslny2744
      @kanadomyslny2744 2 года назад

      @@szympagruz8336 XD
      Nie 😏

  • @pashakdescilly7517
    @pashakdescilly7517 2 года назад +1418

    Shortly after Poland regained its independence in 1920, they fought a war with Russia and won. The Russians were a bit unhappy about that. Also, the Poles kept a close watch on the early (commercial) versions of Enigma, and studied the developing military versions. After the German-Soviet occupation of Poland in 1939, the results of that work were given to the UK, and were absolutely essential in the work of the code-breakers at Bletchley Park. This was a HUGE defeat for Germany. The world owes them a debt for that.
    Do not under-estimate Poland!

    • @slidman24
      @slidman24 2 года назад +70

      Poland became independent in 1918 but in 1920 soviets attacked !

    • @stefdee9162
      @stefdee9162 2 года назад

      Poland was crushed first by the Germans ( now their allies lol) and then by the Russians.
      Polaks are being used by US and NATO.

    • @olivier8264
      @olivier8264 2 года назад +64

      and Ukrainian slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Poles by Bandera supporters, UPA and OUN from 1939 till 1957. Thousands of these murderers escaped to Canada (and elsewhere) hiding under the Polish identity thanks to the Allies.

    • @stephenbingham5935
      @stephenbingham5935 2 года назад +9

      Some thirty years ago I read an essay by H.G Wells (British science fiction writer) written some time before WW2.
      He predicted WW2 was coming.... but that it would be started by Poland. Whoops, H.G

    • @wakenwaken3618
      @wakenwaken3618 2 года назад +40

      @@olivier8264 maybe after war Ukrainian government would use new (from present war )real Heroes instead of those dug from the past with bad or shady reputation which probably they did because of luck of real ones.. they knew Russia will attack and they had to bond and rise morale in army.. maybe that is why they use them bandera “shady hero’s” I hope to believe that not all Ukrainian are like those murders from the past..

  • @cdr8031
    @cdr8031 2 года назад +619

    As a german i consider poland as an ally and friendly neighbour and i think germany should support poland with top notch gear. A strong polish army is a save europe.

    • @simonfb1
      @simonfb1 2 года назад +36

      As a German, you should support Ukraine, Poland and every country bordering your country. With love for the German friend Denmark!

    • @smthcrazy
      @smthcrazy 2 года назад +21

      OK, just no more Hitler-types, alright? Russia is going through its own "I want to be Stalin" phase and it is not going well. Can we all just get along?

    • @simonfb1
      @simonfb1 2 года назад +6

      @@smthcrazy I would love that!

    • @TheEmpress185
      @TheEmpress185 2 года назад +4

      Thanks!

    • @zielonysnajper2105
      @zielonysnajper2105 2 года назад +20

      As a pole I'm happy to hear that and I feel the same. We should be supportive.

  • @joh8379
    @joh8379 2 года назад +26

    I am humbled by the good deeds and the generosity of the Polisch people. You guys are a shining example of how humans should treat each oser. You are awesome.
    Love from Germany. ❤🇵🇱
    Slava Ukraine! ✊🇺🇦

  • @suzihazlove4979
    @suzihazlove4979 2 года назад +43

    I'm American/Polish and we definitely have it in our blood to be cautious, prepared and caring!

  • @tantraman93
    @tantraman93 2 года назад +163

    "I got your back!", is a fundamental military concept. As a cold war veteran I am staggered and humbled by Poland for having Ukraine's back.

    • @dimitrisgregan553
      @dimitrisgregan553 2 года назад

      Thats why ukraine its with her belly up now with her cities destroyed lost lots of territory and war still going on,same think will happen to poland if they keep provoking russia

    • @MrTarmakan
      @MrTarmakan 2 года назад

      Sad story... Poland and Ukraine are serving as stupid cannon fodder for the West. Slavs against Slavs. Serbians are much smarter... That's why "peaceful" NATO bombed them not so long ago.

    • @Piotroos
      @Piotroos 2 года назад +2

      It’s always been pleasent and useful to torment Russia a little from time to time. And this time we even don’t have to do it by ourselves :)

    • @MizantropMan
      @MizantropMan 2 года назад

      Despite the genocide.

    • @bartoszjasinski
      @bartoszjasinski 2 года назад +4

      @@Piotroos haha, dobre.. ironiczne.. ale wypominanie przeszłości nie przysporzy nam przyjaciół :D

  • @jimroberts4828
    @jimroberts4828 2 года назад +168

    Love the Poles! They know who to trust and who not. Tough fighters! Synonymous with Freedom and Democracy....there is no better Guardian of the Polish Gap than our Freedom Fighters from Poland.

    • @mareczek00713
      @mareczek00713 2 года назад

      I mean, to be perfectly honest during WW2 western allies ignored us, germany and russians attacked us and US sold as in Jalta.
      At this point, at least in regards to military matters, we trust nobody.

    • @jimroberts4828
      @jimroberts4828 2 года назад +3

      @@mareczek00713 Well said....nevertheless, the free world, by and large, understand the turmoil, blood, sweat and tears that the Polish People have been subjected to, especially WWII by Russia and the Nazi's. Many countries have supported the fight to defeat Hitler, to defeat communism and the Soviet Union, and now, continue to fight that same battle against an old protégé of the Soviet Union, Putin. The Polish people are very much respected around the world for always taking the high ground, their integrity is second to none. I cannot speak of the past but I can say currently, the free world is united in its support of freedom and democracy for Poland or any country threatened by tyrants like Putin.

    • @jerzyhans9799
      @jerzyhans9799 2 года назад +1

      @@jimroberts4828 cheers brother

    • @gunthergrass2541
      @gunthergrass2541 2 года назад

      How the world's perspective can change when big threats emerge... Poland has been experiencing a steady dismantling of its democracy by their government for years now. Concerning independence of the judiciary and public media they are together with hungary the biggest headache in The EU. Yes they fight for their and our interests and I salute them for their effort but I wouldn't call them fighters for the free world. First they have to return on the democratic path.

    • @jimroberts4828
      @jimroberts4828 2 года назад

      @@gunthergrass2541 Many nations change their political perspective based on how governments perform. The thing is they choose who they want to have as their government and that my friend is bottom up governance...or democracy.

  • @copywriter4806
    @copywriter4806 2 года назад +26

    Please remember that during the whole common history between Poland and Russia it was Poland who dominated for most of time. Poland was keeping Russia away of the Europe for several centuries. Things are getting back on track.

  • @tanyacharbury4728
    @tanyacharbury4728 2 года назад +483

    I used to work in an office with two people of Polish descent, and I enjoyed their cultural view of things. It bodes well for Poland to become so strong that invading it from any direction is clearly an impossible task. In my capacity as a private US citizen, I'm cheering for Poland and Ukraine to each become regional superpowers championing Western culture.

    • @suekennedy8917
      @suekennedy8917 2 года назад

      Poland has nuclear weapons and will total smoke Russia!

    • @linmal2242
      @linmal2242 2 года назад +23

      As a private Australian citizen,. I'm cheering for for Poland and Ukraine to become regional superpowers as you say.

    • @Benito_1983
      @Benito_1983 2 года назад +5

      Hi: Repeating history is painful for those who have not yet forgotten. And the feeling of pity and sympathy that is inseparable from it

    • @pooolishhh
      @pooolishhh 2 года назад

      A central/eastern European "superpower" would balance out the scale that europe is.. between russia and the rest, i think with my polish bias - so i agree 😎 🇺🇦+🇵🇱>🇷🇺
      But NATO is like... Poland! Remember article 5... Witch Ukrainie is not a part of.. ULTIMATELY is 🇺🇦>/=🇷🇺?
      Ukrainians are fighting not only for they're freedom but for western freedom Ukraine is (not so simply) a bump in the road on the way to the rest of "the wast" or so to speak

    • @antyspi4466
      @antyspi4466 2 года назад +3

      The problem is that Poland is always ready to kick two former adversaries into the shinbone - Russia and Germany. Poland is not all about defense. In the current context, Poland is very much pushing for a NATO intervention into Ukraine.

  • @Man_fay_the_Bru
    @Man_fay_the_Bru 2 года назад +45

    In my town in Scotland we have a couple of polish clubs,I used to love having a pint& listening to there war stories,great people.

    • @MrRafaello94
      @MrRafaello94 2 года назад +5

      Where it is exactly? I'm polish and soon I goona go on Scotland trip I wish to visit place like this 😁

    • @Man_fay_the_Bru
      @Man_fay_the_Bru 2 года назад +5

      @@MrRafaello94 it’s in Falkirk mate(central Scotland)come on over pal👍

  • @crush42mash6
    @crush42mash6 2 года назад +21

    There are so many strong Polish people near me in Toronto, hard-working faithful people! Love from 🇨🇦

  • @gregorysmull8068
    @gregorysmull8068 2 года назад +43

    As Poland have wisely westernized it's economy and infrastructure, it stands in a position to maximally utilize and further develop it's resources. There is nothing stopping it from rivaling Germany, France and Great Britian economically in the future. They have shrewdly embraced their Baltic and Ukranian neighbors and are co-developing with them as the hub of an emerging Eastern European marketplace. The outlook is bright for Poland if it continues on it's present course of action.

    • @PzKSCfan
      @PzKSCfan 2 года назад +1

      well said.

  • @alonhaviv6755
    @alonhaviv6755 2 года назад +513

    Wishing Poland and Ukraine all the success! You're a model to look up at!
    From Israel.

    • @stelmarsky6778
      @stelmarsky6778 2 года назад +16

      Israel is cool. Calm , sharp, intelligent people, capable of kicking bad butt. We like!

    • @AndrzejK86
      @AndrzejK86 2 года назад +21

      Greetings from 🇵🇱 to 🇮🇱🤝🏻

    • @luisr.6543
      @luisr.6543 2 года назад +9

      😂😅🤮

    • @Cashdummy
      @Cashdummy 2 года назад +4

      will Israel stand up to russia as well?

    • @KoRbA2310
      @KoRbA2310 2 года назад +7

      @@Cashdummy They already did! Destroyed S300 in Syria that targeted their Jets.

  • @MrScrofulous
    @MrScrofulous 2 года назад +72

    I don’t understand how everyone seems to have forgotten how the USSR oppressed Poland and the other Eastern Bloc countries.
    I don’t think Poland has forgotten.
    I’m sure they loathe Russia.

    • @aszu1594
      @aszu1594 2 года назад +2

      yes we poland people dont like rusian :)

    • @Misieq6666
      @Misieq6666 2 года назад

      Trust me - we DON'T forgoottern this 44 years occupation from 1945 too 1989. That's why we wont let this happend again. Btw this happend becouse UK, USA and rest betrayde and ,,sell" us to Russia after won WWII...

    • @MrScrofulous
      @MrScrofulous 2 года назад +2

      @@Misieq6666 Possibly, but I'm sure that the USSR would have withdrawn peacefully. Blaming the US for the actions of the USSR is like blaming the wife for not stopping the husband from hitting her. Just like now, the USSR was the aggressor then too. I'm. not sure what a war to free the Eastern Bloc countries in 1945 would have looked like. I don't know the full history. I am familiar with the Berlin blockade though and know that Russia would not have withdrawn without a fight. Russia is the problem.

    • @Misieq6666
      @Misieq6666 2 года назад

      @@MrScrofulous Poland was with ,,Alies" in WWII so with UK, France, USA and others. Polish pilots deffend UK on they territory and UK send us ticket to pay for aircrafts... And after that they sell us too Russia for peace? That's a shame for them! Same shit story when UK and France do shit when Germany attack us in 1939. We have packt like NATO now that we MUST help others when Germany attack and this was for nothing... Russia is problem but our allies was only just little better...

    • @paul-rz6sx
      @paul-rz6sx 2 года назад +1

      We have never forgotten and that is why we support Ukraine so much.

  • @larry-5561
    @larry-5561 2 года назад +657

    Long Live Poland 🇵🇱 and the Polish People. They are a generous, kind, and God loving country. Proud to be associated with them from the 🇺🇸 USA!!

    • @RemusBuzatu
      @RemusBuzatu 2 года назад +8

      God loving is not necessarily a good thing tbh.... I think more bad things happen because of it then good ones....

    • @5133937
      @5133937 2 года назад

      @@RemusBuzatu You’re not wrong, but many transgressions religion and religious people make are in spite of their religious ethics, not because of them. Godless totalitarian dictatorships on the other hand, like USSR and Communist China, do all manner of terrible things _because_ of their underlying philosophy, in accordance with it. There’s really no comparison between the two.

    • @RemusBuzatu
      @RemusBuzatu 2 года назад

      @Nemam Ime to be honest and in my opinion, this is both sad and untrue... both religion are almost the same and they value the same values and praise the same god (with some arguably insignificant differences). Saying that one is better than other is why religion in general is used to divide instead of unite...

    • @dasboot5903
      @dasboot5903 2 года назад

      @@RemusBuzatu With ONE thing you are absolutely right brother.
      The GOD is ONE ..... but by different people He is called by so many names !!!!

    • @agnieszkaolszewska6079
      @agnieszkaolszewska6079 2 года назад +2

      We've had enough of American friendship.

  • @joespee3666
    @joespee3666 2 года назад +53

    As Czech, I have to admit, that Poland has far more memory what Russia did to them ! I am glad, we have such neigbhours, who does not fear of Russia and also can stand against some EU stupid laws. I wish, as we Czech republic, would quickly build better and modern army as Poland already did.
    We were the 1.st state which raised weapons against German nacists in 1938, pitty we were forced to surrender. This is same situation, which Ukraine is standing right now against. Ukraine has to listen to twisted opinions of some politics ( for example Henry Kissinger), whom advice Ukraine to surrender or give up its territory, which was taken by Donbas separatists and RUssia (Crimea) in 2014. What a nonsense.
    I dont like much general saying, that some nations are brothers, because we were told before 1989, that all eastern countries (slavic nations) in Warsaw pact are brothers, but now I have for the first time the feeling, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Romania , Slovakia are true brothers.....and same feelings I have for common folks from western countries, Germany, France, England, Italy, Spain etc. I am glad, that Sweden and Finland are entering NATO.
    And if I see all these great countries, it is keeping me in opinion, that we are right, that we stand on the right and good side. It is not possible, that all these countries could be wrong....
    Stay together !!!

    • @doubleinfinityxdoubleinfin7249
      @doubleinfinityxdoubleinfin7249 2 года назад

      As a Pole, I will say that the Warsaw Pact was pure evil. It was created in response to the nascent NATO. However, the government in Warsaw were not Polish. Many people in Europe and around the world may have the impression that Poles ruled ... but ... it was a deliberate attempt to make everyone in the world convinced that it was Poles who prepared such a fate for Poles. It is true that it was Jews of Russian origin and Russians who created a puppet government in Warsaw, and when they entered Poland, they changed their names to typically Polish ones ending in -ski. An example is Stolzman, the greatest murderer of Poles, he changed his name to ending -ski ... The truth is that the USSR played a leading role. It is also true that communism kills like any criminal ideology. From the beginning, it has already claimed 200 million victims worldwide. I

    • @doubleinfinityxdoubleinfin7249
      @doubleinfinityxdoubleinfin7249 2 года назад

      @Charlie They deserve not to like them

    • @duartesimoes508
      @duartesimoes508 2 года назад +1

      Kissinger was always known for his boundless cynicism, and by now he must be completely senile. Send him to the Ukrainian Army, for mine clearing.

    • @stanisawdebski8897
      @stanisawdebski8897 Год назад

      1968 that is the worst thing byt that was Political issue not Personal

    • @genkiferal7178
      @genkiferal7178 Год назад

      You need to read the book, "Who moved my cheese" - because the enemy is not the same now as it was 50 years ago. Putin is no angel or saint, but there is a far more powerful and stealthy enemy who could ruin Eastern Europe and make salves of all Europeans. Beware of the "digital wallet", because it is a digital prison being built around most westerners right now!!!

  • @zeqprime1054
    @zeqprime1054 2 года назад +203

    The distrust of Russia by Ukrainians won't last for years or decades... it will be generational, it will never be forgotten, nor forgiven! I'm polish with parents from Ukraine and Poland, the mistrust runs deep from previous atrocities by Russia. This cemented that distrust into the collective psyche even more. So proud of all the nations and their people who have stepped up and are fighting Russia, or supporting the cause.

    • @somepartyhere
      @somepartyhere 2 года назад +4

      Memory is alive up until the person holding it dies, after that it is all stories printed on a sheet of paper. Remember when Poland was a menace for Europe and Russia?
      Does anyone hold grudges for that? Thought so.

    • @zeqprime1054
      @zeqprime1054 2 года назад

      @@somepartyhere yup.. they do.. and Poland stopped being a menace. So eventually those grudges will go away, but not any time soon. Now, if Poland became a menace again, it would start the cycle again. See where i am going here? if people aren't a menace, there are no grudges eventually and everyone gets along, grows and prospers. Grudges/history doesn't die with the death of the person. It lives on and is passed down to their kids, they build institutions, they're passed down in schools, and movies and books. It's not that quick and simple. It takes generations of people and effort and trust and good will to repair them.

    • @paomazaki5647
      @paomazaki5647 2 года назад +7

      @@somepartyhere to Europe? Please, remind me.

    • @TheMrExemplar
      @TheMrExemplar 2 года назад

      Dude, they will agree and will be friends, no one of them will answer for it and the only aggrieved will be "normal" people, slaves of the system either mental or physical.

    • @Uncle_Samn
      @Uncle_Samn 2 года назад +2

      @@paomazaki5647 Poland did some real shady shit back in the days 😂
      Also, watch in a year's time when Poles will be batching about millions of Ukranian refugees. Poles and immigrants don't add up in one sentence lol.

  • @dhoomketu731
    @dhoomketu731 2 года назад +77

    God bless Poland. Poles are truly men and women of steel with hearts of gold.

    • @maciejkwiatkowski7558
      @maciejkwiatkowski7558 2 года назад +6

      Thank you very much for your kind words!

    • @dhoomketu731
      @dhoomketu731 2 года назад +4

      @@maciejkwiatkowski7558 You're most welcome. Yours is a hard working, courageous and empathetic nation. You have the rare distinction of bravely fighting against the barbarians of the Red Army as well as the Nazis.
      I wish Poland emerges as a formidable power in Europe. Love and Respect from India. 🙏

    • @GluonToo
      @GluonToo 2 года назад +2

      @@dhoomketu731 I am also Polish and thank you very much for your words. But I am surprised because I always thought that all Indians support Russia.

    • @dhoomketu731
      @dhoomketu731 2 года назад +1

      @@GluonToo Indians are emotionally attached to Russia but that doesn't mean we have turned a blind eye towards incidents of mass killings and rapes of Ukrainian citizens at the hands of Russian soldiers. In India, people cutting across the political divide are deeply anguished by what has been unleashed by Russia on the Ukrainians. For that matter, our main opposition party, the Indian National Congress, that laid the foundation of our long term strategic partnership with Russia, has been critical of Russian actions. But I must also state that, even if they were in power, India would have still abstained from voting on the UN resolution condemning the Russian action and there are three reasons for it.
      1) Russia is a trusted ally of India and has on several occasions vetoed UNSC resolutions tabled by US and China against India.
      2) India being flanked by two belligerent nuclear weapons states i.e China and Pakistan, makes Russian assistance in developing weapons technologies absolutely critical for us. Russia has helped us develop Supersonic cruise missiles, Nuclear submarines, Scramjet propulsion etc. We don't share such level of proximity with US.
      3) Most importantly, India's and Russia's, strategic interests have a great deal of commonness. Furthermore, during our stand off with China along our Northern borders in 2020, the Russians provided us significant diplomatic leverage over China on account of the proximity between China and Russia. I don't need to elaborate how dire the consequences would have been had India and China gone to war.

    • @GluonToo
      @GluonToo 2 года назад +2

      @@dhoomketu731 I understand that, but it seems to me that the balance of power in the world is changing. Russia is now closely allied with China, China with Pakistan, and Pakistan is at war with India over Kashmir. OK, there is no war now, but there is still a conflict over Kashmir. Besides, I have heard that India has recently given up buying helicopters from Russia and is making some deals with the United States.
      The United States is looking for allies in connection with the conflict over Taiwan. It has also recently resumed military cooperation with Indonesia. In this situation, shouldn't India change its foreign policy?
      One more question.
      What resolutions against India have Russia blocked? I know nothing about that!

  • @andrewmccaskill2704
    @andrewmccaskill2704 2 года назад +36

    Poland stopped the Soviet hordes in the 1920s. They understand all to well Soviet/Russian violence and occupation.

  • @DarthHugsALot
    @DarthHugsALot 2 года назад +17

    I've worked with many many Eastern Europeans, especially Poles, for the better part of 20 years now. I've always found them to be incredibly hard working colleagues with fantasic dry sense of humours. It's Eastern Europe's time to rise and I for one look forward to it.

  • @hughjass1044
    @hughjass1044 2 года назад +427

    Total respect and support for Poland, its troops and its people from your NATO partner and friends in Canada!

    • @noeu8414
      @noeu8414 2 года назад +1

      😂😂😂 you send greetings when war is far from your home

    • @hughjass1044
      @hughjass1044 2 года назад +4

      @@noeu8414 What would you like me to send..... curses?

    • @twisters999
      @twisters999 2 года назад +3

      Thanks bro

    • @hughjass1044
      @hughjass1044 2 года назад +5

      @@twisters999 You can count on it! I served with Polish troops before and it'd be an honour to do so again.

    • @dasboot5903
      @dasboot5903 2 года назад +2

      @@hughjass1044

  • @liberaltears1714
    @liberaltears1714 2 года назад +392

    Poland knows what it’s like to have their allies ignore that Russia invaded them.

    • @RedAstroCat
      @RedAstroCat 2 года назад +9

      UK and France signed a deal with Poland that specifically said that they guarantee their independence from Germany, no one else.

    • @TheMarcin123321
      @TheMarcin123321 2 года назад

      @@RedAstroCat I think only UK gave a general guarantee. I think the biggest betrayal was leaving Poland under soviet influence. Allies basically used us as free manpower to fight against nazis only to be sold in yalta in 43. The lesson is, that no one will help you unless there is a geopolitical gain for them. Unfortunately, our government see US as our current security provider and blindly buys military equipment from them hoping to buy favours without taking the big picture of the state of our military and its needs.

    • @RedAstroCat
      @RedAstroCat 2 года назад +2

      @@TheMarcin123321 1. It was officialy stated in a document that it meant defensive war against Germany 2. Allianci użyli nas tak jak teraz my używamy Ukraine ^^ Wolna Polska po 1944 oznaczałoby kolejne 5 lat wojen pomiędzy komunistami a alliantami i to znowu Polska byłaby głównym frontem tej wojny.

    • @ElGovanni
      @ElGovanni 2 года назад +20

      @@RedAstroCat And Germany attacked first, after 19 days Russia joined Germany.

    • @raloed.363
      @raloed.363 2 года назад

      @@ElGovanni Russia attacked to buy more time in stopping Germany from invading Russia

  • @csabakis4214
    @csabakis4214 2 года назад +339

    As a hungarian I completely understand Poland and the other countries in this situation. For us quite nothing good came from Russia, but only suffering, death and oppression. The blunt was carried by the poles unfortunately. But we, hungarians, had also our fair "share" of misfortune dealing with Russia -> 1849, 1914-1918, 1941-1945, 1956 and the "friendly" occupation for more than 40 years. I also feel ashamed because of our double-dealing, corrupt and despicable goverment/ruling party and PM. Be assured not all of us are like Viktor Orban - many of us know and are disturbed because of the hienous acts of Russia ... greetings from brotherly Hungary!

    • @flea1985
      @flea1985 2 года назад +20

      Dont worry even if there will be little turbulence on our governments level it doesn't matter, and it always will be "Lengyel, magyar, két jó barát"

    • @youtubeisdeletingmycomment3235
      @youtubeisdeletingmycomment3235 2 года назад +4

      I had an argument with a Hungarian yesterday. Basically what he has said: "forget Ukraine, Poland wants to invade Russia, our economy suffers because sanctions, nato should not help Poland"
      Is that a major way of thinking in Hungary?

    • @zsollt1
      @zsollt1 2 года назад

      @@youtubeisdeletingmycomment3235 Yes. The situation here, in Hungary is not the same yet as in russia, but Orbán (PM) is working on it with a lot of success. Mainstream media is in the hands of oligarchs already. And they are pushing this shit. 50% of people are brainwashed idiots already.

    • @bruderschweigen6889
      @bruderschweigen6889 2 года назад

      Yeah hungary is quickly becoming the enemy nato and an ally of Russia hope hungary is kicked out of nato before they do too much damage

    • @bruderschweigen6889
      @bruderschweigen6889 2 года назад

      @@youtubeisdeletingmycomment3235 yes Russia has widespread support in hungary and widespread hate for the west

  • @kovalyurii7278
    @kovalyurii7278 2 года назад +41

    Thank Poland for supporting Ukraine in these difficult times!

  • @sonofburma
    @sonofburma 2 года назад +344

    Poland - A great nation with great people. And a great presentation. One minor correction: Poland is considered Central Europe, not Eastern Europe.

    • @mpingo91
      @mpingo91 2 года назад +21

      These geographical details have now lost any meaning in the face of how Germany and France behave. Their hands are red from Ukrainian blood. In fact, it is difficult to say that Western Europe exists.

    • @corneliuscapitalinus845
      @corneliuscapitalinus845 2 года назад

      Difficult to say western europe exists?
      Are you high? Impugning them morally - questionable - doesnt make anything else you said add up. Very strange, this is why war and mass media are awful bedfellows.

    • @johng8837
      @johng8837 2 года назад +6

      They sit on a border between the two. In academic literature we mostly use Central-Eastern Europe to refer to the Visigrad nations and that belt.

    • @paulsz6194
      @paulsz6194 2 года назад +8

      I think people still refer to them as Eastern Europeans because they used to be referred to as the Eastern Bloc (when part of the USSR).

    • @podunkman2709
      @podunkman2709 2 года назад

      @@paulsz6194 There is no bigger offense to Poles than saying that they created a soviet block. Poland was occupied by the Soviets for decades - thanks to the West, it was sold to Russia in 1945. Poles hate communism (never heard of 1920 when they saved west ass?). If you tell a Pole that he is "in Eastern Europe" you risk getting slapped in the face.

  • @Wolf-hh4rv
    @Wolf-hh4rv 2 года назад +565

    The more influential Poland becomes the better. People you can rely on. (unlike some NATO neighbours) hope they keep building their military 🇵🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧🇨🇦

    • @mohammadfahim4198
      @mohammadfahim4198 2 года назад

      I am not agree because Poland is a racist country and I am against its power and strength.

    • @KorAllRBare
      @KorAllRBare 2 года назад +1

      How about you name those who you deem to be opposed to NATO and the EU's struggle for peace? I will name one "RUSSIA"
      SLAVA Ukraine, SLAVA The EU and NATO!
      We all want peace, and that is only possible if we are evolved enough to cooperate with each other, and not act on out primal Neanderthal logical
      that hunger's for War, Rape and Genocide..

    • @andrewosborn1451
      @andrewosborn1451 2 года назад +20

      Hungary. There, I said it

    • @Demun1649
      @Demun1649 2 года назад +2

      I am really hoping you are not including France in your comment. They are way out ahead of the lies told by BoJoke.

    • @thewingedhussar4188
      @thewingedhussar4188 2 года назад +26

      @@andrewosborn1451 I agree, it makes me wonder how the Hungarian revolutionaries of the 1950s would have responded if they saw their grand kids acting the way they are.
      They suffered at the hands of both the Nazis and the USSR.

  • @davnav5456
    @davnav5456 2 года назад +194

    Jestem Polakiem. Całe swoje życie widziałem zmiany jakie przechodził mój kraj. Uwolnienie się od wpływów Rosji było potężnym kołem napędowym w rozwoju naszego kraju. Ostatnie 15 lat zaczynałem wierzyć w to, że kolejne pokolenie Polaków w tym moi synowie będą żyć w świecie uwolnionym od wojny. Ostatnie miesiące często przypominają mi słowa mojej babci, która przy każdym posiłku mówiła "jedz dziecko posiłek do końca, bo nigdy nie wiadomo kiedy wrócą.. ale kto babciu? -Rosjanie.. Oni zawsze wracają".Niby takie " Mądrości od babci".. ale jakie trafne. My Polacy mamy Rosjan za sąsiadów od wieków. My nigdy nie mieliśmy dylematów czym jest ruski mir i jakie wartości on przynosi. W razie konfliktu nie będzie w narodzie dylematów jaką decyzję podjąć. Pierwszy raz od wieków ten konflikt światów nie rozpętał się u nas. Rozumiemy o co walczą Ukraińcy i pragniemy jak najszybszego zakończenia konfliktu. Jeżeli jednak Rosja zaatakuje Polskę będzie to jej największy błąd w historii. Rosja wygrywała z Polską konflikty tylko wtedy kiedy napadała na nią z innymi sąsiadami. Ostatni raz kiedy to zrobiła bez wsparcia sąsiadów w 1920 szybko przekonała się co to znaczy Polskie wojsko. Dziś nie jesteśmy sami. W razie konfliktu Rosjanie szybko przekonają się jaka jest różnica między Polskim a Ruskim żołnierzem. Polacy to naród, którego nie można podbić. Można wygrać jakieś bitwy ale okupowanie naszego kraju będzie wieczną wojną. Nikogo już na takie nie stać w dzisiejszym świecie. Atakując Polskę w tej chwili Rosja popełniła by geopolityczne i militarne samobójstwo. Nie tylko Rosja ma broń taktyczną. NATO też ją posiada i to w dużo lepszym stanie. Przy takim układzie Rosja mając problemy na Ukrainie nie ma szans na sukcesy militarne w Polsce.

    • @freddykrueger6206
      @freddykrueger6206 2 года назад +2

      Jak byliśmy w Moskwie pewnie ich babki mówiły to samo.

    • @jaro2576
      @jaro2576 2 года назад +3

      Artykuł 5 może nie zadziałać jeszcze artykuł 3 NATO umiesz liczyć licz na siebie ,na 1000% bylibyśmy sprzętem zasilani .Wolna Ukraina to wolna Polska( to prawidło strategiczne ) e tylko w sferze militarnej ale także narzucania swojej woli do uzyskania celów polityczno biznesowych poprzez groźby agresji i destabilizacji ..Mocarstwa są brutalne w swojej polityce

    • @PyzaBezFarszu
      @PyzaBezFarszu 2 года назад +8

      Gdy zajdzie taka potrzeba, na drugi dzień będę bronić polskiego nieba! Do zobaczenia pod bronią!

    • @Mateo-ze9sp
      @Mateo-ze9sp 2 года назад +10

      I gdy zajdzie potrzeba obyśmy stanęli wszyscy w obronie kraju. Bo od niektórych znajomych już słyszę że by zwiewali na zachód, tylko ciekawe czy Niemiec nam tak pomoże jak my Ukraińca? Dla ruska lepiej żeby nas nie atakował bo jeszcze możemy się spotkać w Moskwie :-)

    • @PyzaBezFarszu
      @PyzaBezFarszu 2 года назад +11

      @@Mateo-ze9sp Kobiety i dzieci będą mogły wyjechać, mężczyźni raczej nie. W większości krajów postsowieckich tak jest... w tym i chyba u Nas ;-) Co do pomocy Zachodu, nie chcę ich wojsk... tylko ich broni. Wolę sam walczyć o kolejną chwałę, jak Nasi przodkowie.... bez wielonarodowych armii. Czuję strach, a zarazem dumę przed tym co będzie nieuniknione... zatrzymać moskala jak Nasi dziadowie!

  • @alexanderdelgadomedina805
    @alexanderdelgadomedina805 2 года назад +31

    Love Polish people, they deserve to be in the great leagues, Hope this time of history they can kick ass.

  • @ragnargrabson1287
    @ragnargrabson1287 2 года назад +626

    Poland has all the traits of future Central-Eastern Europe hegemon - economically, socially, and militarily. Even now, in post-pandemic world, Poland has one of the highest GDP growth in 2022 and huge Foreign Direct Investments in the country in 2021 and still coming. Poles are hard-working, smart people, with ambitions to be more than average. Germans, French and of course Russians will try to minimize role of Poland in Europe but there is no question that there is no safe and stable Europe without Poland.

    • @hansolo2797
      @hansolo2797 2 года назад +40

      Now the foreign investments are not a topic. Now we must turn our own engine on. We can't stay german backyard factory anymore.

    • @ragnargrabson1287
      @ragnargrabson1287 2 года назад +27

      @@hansolo2797 True, but keep in mind that thanks to foreign companies in Poland you develop know how, train managers, workers so one day they can start their own business, or work for other Polish companies.

    • @hansolo2797
      @hansolo2797 2 года назад +9

      @@ragnargrabson1287 of course. I think about something different. Polish state - no matter which political option is in power - is very hostile to polish companies.

    • @edytaeda107
      @edytaeda107 2 года назад

      Our gweopolitical arrangement has hurt Germany and Russia very much for hundreds of years

    • @SeeNyuOG
      @SeeNyuOG 2 года назад +20

      We also have 13% inflation and the loan instalments doubled in 3 months. Great country to live in...

  • @sharpsnowflake8721
    @sharpsnowflake8721 2 года назад +466

    Question: Polish soldier is being attacked from the west by german tank and from the east by russian artillery. Which one should he shoot back first ?
    Answer: The german tank of course, because duty before pleasure.
    - Old polish joke (with 1939 WW2 historic background).

    • @alh6255
      @alh6255 2 года назад +30

      I've always loved that joke :)

    • @PK-xe6sm
      @PK-xe6sm 2 года назад +18

      Made my day :D

    • @lethalwolf7455
      @lethalwolf7455 2 года назад +14

      Lmao!!!

    • @stupidtookmynick
      @stupidtookmynick 2 года назад +46

      I found a similar joke asked by a finnish general during the cold war "What would you do if NATO and the USSR fought a war in Finland?" Aswer: "First we beat out NATO and then the Soviets", when asked why that order he said "We are civilized people. Work comes before pleasure". I guess we're no longer planning on beating out NATO, eh? :P

    • @captainbaboo7677
      @captainbaboo7677 2 года назад +22

      🤣
      I'm polish, never heard that .... but You relly made my day.

  • @xniorvox
    @xniorvox 2 года назад +397

    Poland is sort of coming home and turning the wheels of history back in the right direction. In times of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth the ancestors of today's Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians, allied in a regional power, successfully fought off Muscovites, Teuton Knights and Ottomans. Today's independence day in Russia (Unity Day) actually commemorates the liberation of Moscow from Poles. Napoleon's army or Nazi Germany didn't make it to Moscow.
    Internal conflicts and outdated social and legal systems eventually lead to the country's collapse and partition between three neighbouring powers. Poland has disappeared from the maps for 123 years. Since then, the region has seen the most horrific wars, terror, genocides and exploitation in the world, including WW1, WW2 and then the communism. And as if it wasn't enough, our good old friends from Russia are now trying yet again to subdue our free and peaceful nations by invading Ukraine.
    Enough is enough. We are sick and tired of being a victim. It's about time to unite again in a Commonwealth of Six Nations / Intermarium and restore the safety and prosperity in our region and in Europe. The brave Ukrainians are giving us the example and inspiration, of how to deal with Russian invaders and PL, LT, LV and EE are working hard to support them.
    It's your turn, Belarus. You are our brothers and you don't belong to those eastern barbarian hordes. We wait for you with our arms open. It's time to come back home!

    • @agnieszkaj1018
      @agnieszkaj1018 2 года назад +26

      Poland never die

    • @ypabloworld
      @ypabloworld 2 года назад +4

      Nice utopia and btw Napoleon's army did make to Moscow.

    • @slidedecolimerick7215
      @slidedecolimerick7215 2 года назад +41

      @@ypabloworld nope. He lost on the gates. Poles were occupying Moscow for a short time till thy got drunk enough and too comfortable to be kicked out by local population.

    • @slidedecolimerick7215
      @slidedecolimerick7215 2 года назад +24

      The intermarum would be a good balance between Russia and West. Looks like US and GB would support to some extend...looks like France and Germany wouldn't...but time will tell

    • @ericsaxon5736
      @ericsaxon5736 2 года назад +10

      Pretty sure Napoleon entered Moskwa and took it. There simply was no one there and the French had to turn around and retreat when they realized that the Russian scorched earth policy included their own capital. But you got most of it right, so thumbs up.

  • @Arczi.Ko.
    @Arczi.Ko. 2 года назад +163

    Polish president's response to Putin's warnings: "Poland is wide enough to bury all the invaders on it's own ground". Love it

    • @twisters999
      @twisters999 2 года назад +5

      Well 🤔 I asked my friend surveyor about that and he said that more land measures should be taken but at this time he's almost sure it will accommodate everyone of the aggressors 2 meters below 🤔

    • @blazejs76
      @blazejs76 2 года назад +23

      Powiedziałbym nawet, że gotowe cmentarze już tu na nich czekają. Szansa pochowania obok pradziadka - bezcenna.

    • @forbiddenapple4551
      @forbiddenapple4551 2 года назад

      I visited the Polish military base a few years ago, they had grenade launchers but none of the soldiers had ever seen ammunition for them xD

    • @IK-so2bm
      @IK-so2bm 2 года назад +2

      Bold words but not rooted in reality. Living next to the Big Bad Bear, Poland needs common sense and wisdom, more than bravado.

    • @rudakita2822
      @rudakita2822 2 года назад

      It's very stupid response. We need dialogue and negotiations not a fight and war with Russia like Ukraine did. I have never been in Russia but I met a group of Russians who traveled through Poland and I still have one friend who live in Poland about ten years and she tought me a belly dance. Very nice people with open mind and heart. I can't imagine a fight with our Slavic brothers and sisters.

  • @snappymcburpy7629
    @snappymcburpy7629 2 года назад +416

    The Poles are a brilliant , committed and good people. I am sure they will come into their own as a powerful force for good in Europe.

    • @garmingarry
      @garmingarry 2 года назад +29

      @@UnKnownv5 They are literally the future of Europe

    • @sebastien6530
      @sebastien6530 2 года назад +11

      @@UnKnownv5 Hate the polish don't you lol what did they do to you

    • @kritikuspospolitus
      @kritikuspospolitus 2 года назад +23

      @@UnKnownv5 account set up on November 2021.. Ruski Troll?

    • @BazyliKowalski
      @BazyliKowalski 2 года назад +2

      Thanks

    • @nathanprentice7230
      @nathanprentice7230 2 года назад +2

      Potatoes

  • @HorizontalLifestyle
    @HorizontalLifestyle 2 года назад +167

    Always loved the Poles in Scotland we have in Edinburgh built a statue Wojtek The Soldier Bear who spent his final days in Edinburgh Zoo.We will always stand together with our Polish brothers and sisters.

    • @eurojanek1
      @eurojanek1 2 года назад +8

      I've named my son Wojtek also because I love the story of Wojtek's bear militar duty in General Ander's army :) Also the full name Wojciech "the one who loves to fight" Greetings from eastern Poland.

    • @TheMrozio1979
      @TheMrozio1979 2 года назад +7

      It's a true touching story .

    • @jakubb9498
      @jakubb9498 2 года назад +5

      Can't wait to visit Scotland and see your Edinburgh castle and hike your hills and mountains. Polish, Irish and Scottish history has a lot of common. Like we always had to deal with a bigger stronger and aggressive neighbor.

    • @stanisawdebski8897
      @stanisawdebski8897 Год назад

      I felt hard cos i see the "Wojtek" as similarity what Polish force must to have after after war they felt left alone by ally and british goverment on they own country they were pesecuteded as western SPY and mosty covicted to DEATH

  • @michaelbrady3222
    @michaelbrady3222 2 года назад +33

    Poland deserves much respect .

  • @easygamingwwiigamingchanne729
    @easygamingwwiigamingchanne729 2 года назад +32

    BY helping Ukraine Poland establishes itself as important regional player. Who do you think Slovakia, Baltic states, Moldova, Romania, or even Chechia will trust as partners in event of some escalation with Russia? France? Germany? Italy? I think they will trust USA, GB and Poland. And Ukraine too, by the way.

  • @TimelessFive
    @TimelessFive 2 года назад +11

    Poland is no joke Respect from Lithuania

  • @kevincrossan2618
    @kevincrossan2618 2 года назад +54

    Poland knows all too well how much they can trust Russia, anyone that cares to look at history will see why. You can't help but admire them. A strong Poland is good for Europe!

    • @jesuszamora6949
      @jesuszamora6949 2 года назад

      Better to have them and the Ukrainians being the ones at the forefront of a possible war than Germany.

    • @lm157
      @lm157 2 года назад +5

      Tell this to Mr Scholz and Mrs Von der Leyen, maybe then EU will stop putting sanctions on Poland? EU also refused financial aid to Pland regarding refugee situation. No help from EU for accomodating Ukrainians. But we will not stop helping, it's not in our nature to brake word once given. Honor is important to us.

  • @lynxrufus2007
    @lynxrufus2007 2 года назад +40

    Love the comments! Long live Poland and our friends and allies! :)

  • @toporkata5218
    @toporkata5218 2 года назад +17

    Let’s go Poland , Keep it Rolling !
    🇵🇱🇺🇸🇺🇦🇬🇧🇵🇱🇺🇸🇺🇦🇬🇧

  • @gol622
    @gol622 2 года назад +46

    It's great to see Europe standing stronger and more United than ever 👏👏💙💛🇪🇺🇸🇪🇫🇮

    • @nicolaeadrian7882
      @nicolaeadrian7882 2 года назад +1

      not ty... we are out soon xD

    • @vgames6792
      @vgames6792 2 года назад

      www.osce.org/files/f/documents/e/7/233896.pdf not with bandera nazi

  • @penguinsfan251
    @penguinsfan251 2 года назад +135

    Americanski here. There is no nation that will be a more loyal and faithful friend than Poland.
    Bog
    Honor
    Ojczyzna

    • @zielonysnajper2105
      @zielonysnajper2105 2 года назад +5

      🇵🇱 🤝 🇺🇸

    • @MrGEORG1964
      @MrGEORG1964 2 года назад

      loyal !!!dangerous useful idiots who brought us closer to a world nuclear war ... pawns of the world western

    • @Kremlinbot-mz1cm
      @Kremlinbot-mz1cm 2 года назад +3

      Swastika
      Duda
      Azovs
      Nazies
      Thats more correct

    • @zielonysnajper2105
      @zielonysnajper2105 2 года назад

      @@Kremlinbot-mz1cm hahahahaha you are delusional just like your leader

  • @adamjo5287
    @adamjo5287 2 года назад +77

    It's always nice to see that so many people from all around the world appreciate what we do in Poland :-)

    • @randallsimmons4677
      @randallsimmons4677 Год назад

      Which is roll up the sleeves and get shit done!

    • @genkiferal7178
      @genkiferal7178 Год назад

      I appreciate Poland's ethnocentricity and nationalism. I despise Poland's shift to kissing the buttocks of the EU and other globalists. To thine own self be true. Don't be swayed by fear.

    • @randallsimmons4677
      @randallsimmons4677 Год назад

      @@genkiferal7178 look up the three seas initiative. I think you'll find that they are doing the opposite of kissing the EU's ass.

    • @genkiferal7178
      @genkiferal7178 Год назад

      @@randallsimmons4677 I will. I am open to learning many sides of a story. I invite others to do the same.

  • @probono2876
    @probono2876 2 года назад +19

    God bless Poland and the Polish people.

  • @stephenjacks8196
    @stephenjacks8196 2 года назад +187

    Putin said that Finland has a non-agression pact with Russia, and doesn't understand why Finland joins NATO.
    Finlands leader noted that Russia also had non-agression pact with Ukraine.

    • @jimattrill8933
      @jimattrill8933 2 года назад

      Anything Putin says is a lie. Remember Nazi Germany and Soviet Russian had a non-aggression pact which enabled them both to invade Poland thereby starting WWII.

    • @reinokarvinen8845
      @reinokarvinen8845 2 года назад +9

      I wish I could see the russian response to this comment

    • @sophieopiyo4906
      @sophieopiyo4906 2 года назад +2

      😄 🤣

    • @kamilnowak7015
      @kamilnowak7015 2 года назад +1

      @@smokex3652 What are yoy saying , Euromaidan was made by Ukrain people, even if it was "manipulated" by "mysterius forces" it still people choise - so its still neutral

    • @fairplayer011
      @fairplayer011 2 года назад +5

      @@smokex3652 Ukrainian soldiers were killing Russian civilians in Donbas since 2014 and nobody said anything about it., 14.000 children, women and men. Not to mention Azov nazi battalion. Over 27 million Russians died in 2nd World War and they liberated Europe...

  • @carlossaraiva8213
    @carlossaraiva8213 2 года назад +12

    I find it very moving the deep friendship between the polish and ukranian people. Love and greetings from Portugal.

  • @danditto6145
    @danditto6145 2 года назад +84

    Poland has been a real blessing to NATO for it’s brave people and most of all it’s realistic attitude to the World situation.

    • @yumbam5546
      @yumbam5546 2 года назад

      The polish prime minister suggested that Norway should share some of it's gas income with Ukraine because the current situation is advantageous for Norwegian gas prices.
      A mind blowing realistic attitude to the world coming from Poland.

    • @danditto6145
      @danditto6145 2 года назад

      @Sebastian Dorau Your welcome.

  • @MediterraneanHistory
    @MediterraneanHistory 2 года назад +16

    I think you can say with certainty that there is no other European state that has such a genuine feeling of friendship and common values with the US as Poland. Not only on the level of common interest but on a deep cultural and human level.

  • @joshuaradick5679
    @joshuaradick5679 2 года назад +164

    VisualPolitik: "Poland is becoming a European Power."
    Me: It's all coming together.

    • @lours6993
      @lours6993 2 года назад

      Then they will need to abandon their current government's anti-democratic, authoritarian politics.

    • @СергейДавыдов-п1ь
      @СергейДавыдов-п1ь 2 года назад

      Да ты гонишь чувак

    • @mafior8781
      @mafior8781 2 года назад +2

      Sadly only in military terms, Polish economy on the other hand...

    • @NimbleBard48
      @NimbleBard48 2 года назад +2

      @@mafior8781 Relatively speaking, economically we are in a good position. Inflation and the current situation is one thing but the economical output is significant and that's how you should look at it to have a proper opinion.

    • @mafior8781
      @mafior8781 2 года назад

      @@NimbleBard48 Well, I would argue. Sure inflation is a problem, with how NBP and gov is managing things it's not a small matter, but that's pretty much a tip of iceberg. Increasing hidden public debt, managing which will cost huge amounts and many other problems like situation with government bonds are pretty convincing at making me think that from economical point of view Poland is not in best position

  • @frankkluz9787
    @frankkluz9787 2 года назад +19

    Poland is to be commended and admired for these efforts and empathy !

  • @OceanGuy808
    @OceanGuy808 2 года назад +62

    Aurite, Poland and Ukraine are a strong and formidable partnership. I hope they only get stronger.

    • @littlefinger4509
      @littlefinger4509 2 года назад

      @Mr Wonder Bandera cries since he wanted Poland and Ukraine to be enemies, just like the Ruskies now want.

    • @AndrzejK86
      @AndrzejK86 2 года назад +3

      Today, brave Ukraine, is basically united with us, Poles. And I hope it will stay forever like that. 🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦

    • @julcia071
      @julcia071 2 года назад

      no we are not. Ukraine murdeing our people on Polish land. 2 dsys ago 4 Ukraine stabbed to death Polish guy as he was protecting girl. Stop saying that we support them in any way!!!!!

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 2 года назад

      @Mr Wonder
      Cry me a river, orc;)

  • @eltoro10-v5t
    @eltoro10-v5t 2 года назад +13

    Love and Respect to Poland from Croatia! Long live NATO!

  • @Kaiserland111
    @Kaiserland111 2 года назад +312

    We Americans definitely love Poland. They're a tough people with a strong military tradition, open hearts (made obvious with them taking in Ukrainian refugees), and Mariusz Pudzianowski, the most decorated strongman! Joking aside, I'm really hoping American arms can strengthen Poland's defense, as they are a great NATO ally. Keep resisting Putin's aggression!

    • @hansolo2797
      @hansolo2797 2 года назад +6

      Yeah, but we have to start developing more arms made on our own. Unfortunately our government is very bad for this. What is worse, there are no politic alternatives, that would make ane positive difference. We have a great, rapidly devwloping private company WB electronics, but they never order anything there, which would really make it a powerfull military manufacturer. Instead they create another socialist state owned company, that do nothing, but burn money. It looks a lottle bit, like they wish to recreate korean success, but they have no competence for that.

    • @kristofsportingdogs3549
      @kristofsportingdogs3549 2 года назад +2

      Here in Europe, Russia is of course the main reason to increase our military budget. But Europe was already increasing their budget for the last years for an other reason.
      And that is that we realized that the usa isn’t the solid and trusted security force that we were used to. Trump was very anti NATO and even wanted out, and Trump used every alliance/deal/contract the usa was in (or the threat of leaving that alliance) as a leverage to bully their Allies into renegotiations. That’s what he did with the new trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, he unilaterally ended the existing agreement and forced the other (who are in a weaker position) to renegotiate a new deal..
      and that’s his way of politics he was doing in the rest of the world too. Such an ally is not trustworthy, so we knew then that the blind trust in americas might was foolish to keep and that we needed to be more self reliant.
      Of course it’s common sense that Europe needs to be able to defend itself. But the power of their ally the USA made them think otherwise for decades. In this way, the bulling of trump has turned into something positive. And the USA will have more (military) powerfull Allies, but on the other hand, not being as dependent on the usa as they had been, will also mean they won’t always be so easygoing towards American foreign politics, and they can eventually even start to develop a very different foreign policy where both interests could eventually collide….

    • @hansolo2797
      @hansolo2797 2 года назад +1

      @@kristofsportingdogs3549 he wasn't anti NATO. This positive effect, you described, was his goal, because he knew, that in case of war in Europe, he will have two fronts open.

    • @talusn9405
      @talusn9405 2 года назад +1

      Were it not for War II, today Poland would have a 3 times stronger economy and would surpass the Spanish

    • @twisters999
      @twisters999 2 года назад +1

      And we love our Americans

  • @jorgepantoja3
    @jorgepantoja3 2 года назад +9

    Grew up in Chicago and I have many Polish friends that I grew up with. They are some of the nicest people I know. Their families are extremely welcoming no matter how drunk I got at their parties lol. I'm glad they're standing up and they have good reason.

  • @jamesn7305
    @jamesn7305 2 года назад +45

    Poland deserves huge support for their efforts in accommodating refugees. Very few countries are willing to go to the same lengths to support families affected by war.

    • @maxicupcake
      @maxicupcake 2 года назад

      For this Ukrainian-Russian War yes, but other refugees from other parts of the world not so much because of their skin colour - racism.

    • @Erwiak
      @Erwiak 2 года назад +1

      @@maxicupcake Its not about skin colour, we just dont want to get blown up on a music festival or get ran over by a car at Christmas day. Please keep things simple :)

    • @maxicupcake
      @maxicupcake 2 года назад

      @@Erwiak So are you saying that you do not want terrorists, who are presumed to be coming from the "middle east"? I do not understand your comment...

    • @Erwiak
      @Erwiak 2 года назад +1

      @@maxicupcake Ukrainians share similar culture, therefore im not affraid to help them or give shelter. Thats all to it. You have sent provocative commend and got provocative response. Have a nice day.

    • @maxicupcake
      @maxicupcake 2 года назад

      @@Erwiak i have not sent a provocative message and did not get a provocative response. Just saying the truth, I know very well the Slavic cultures. And I do know that Polish share same culture as Ukrainians, but a Polish also shared with Czechs and Slovaks, and many more…so there is more to it than just culture. Look at your government, who refuses to take in refugees, same thing with Czech and Slovak governments. Same with Hungary and etc. Have a nice day ;).

  • @dutchtrader8795
    @dutchtrader8795 2 года назад +24

    The Polish soldiers played an important role in the liberation of the Netherlands. Polish 1st Armored Division led by General Maczek was engaged in heavy fighting and also the Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade was sent into action during Operation Market Garden. Thank you, liberators. We have had Polish people in our house during communism. They worked in the fields harvesting asparagus and earned a year's salary in one month. Poles are hospitable people and their country is lovable. Bless them all!

  • @nicolasiden4074
    @nicolasiden4074 2 года назад +45

    Greetings for Poland from Ukraine. We love you 🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱

    • @MozMokotow
      @MozMokotow 2 года назад +3

      We love you too. Stay strong!

  • @jamesmiller4487
    @jamesmiller4487 2 года назад +73

    I think that it is very instructive that those who were previously under the rule of Moscow are **by and large** the most vocal opponents of Russia. They know what subjugation will bring. Their courage and resistance is a benefit to the rest of the world who may be in denial.

    • @wojteks4712
      @wojteks4712 2 года назад +11

      Exactly. And this is what was so frustrating for last two decades. We were telling the West who Putin really is, and what Russia is capable of - and they ignored us.
      Now Germany will pay price for its ignorance

    • @jamesmiller4487
      @jamesmiller4487 2 года назад

      @@wojteks4712 yes, you are right, the price will be paid by many, and is already being paid. I think the world has finally awakened to who and what the Russians, and their leaders, really are. This Russian war against Ukraine is purely a war of conquest and those are the ones that cannot be made to look as anything other than what they are.

    • @DevineAbyss
      @DevineAbyss 2 года назад

      @@wojteks4712 This war was still political suicide for Putin.
      Nobody could have guessed that he would be that stupid.
      He made the whole world come together as one while posing as mini-Hitler....

  • @jonathancollard3710
    @jonathancollard3710 2 года назад +49

    The Polish people are very hardworking and honest. Always have a been a good ally to U.K.; I am so happy that they are helping Ukraine in beating back Russia

    • @mariohanadererste9676
      @mariohanadererste9676 2 года назад +1

      We are NATO!
      Together we are stronger than anybody else.

    • @DivineWisdom28
      @DivineWisdom28 2 года назад

      how come so many English people don't like Polish people though

    • @Dycdom
      @Dycdom 2 года назад

      @@DivineWisdom28 I live in uk for 15 years or so and came across maybe 4 people who were rude to me because I’m Polish. So that’s some made up thing

  • @carolecarr5210
    @carolecarr5210 2 года назад +22

    Poland is coming of age now, & it is about time. Poland has had a terrible history, especially WW 2 era. The Poles are earning repect from all the "good guys". Polish people are also smart, & they will continue to show incredible heart also. Kudos to Poland.

  • @Jefff72
    @Jefff72 2 года назад +37

    I knew a college classmate from Poland. When asked who Poles distrusted more, Germans or Russians, he said Russians. He said that when Germans came in, they were straightforward. "You are all Untermensch!" Russians came in, "we are your friends!" Then people start to disappear.

    • @NottinghamForest24
      @NottinghamForest24 2 года назад

      Russian and Polish both slavic
      And understand each other
      You American know more uhhhaaaaa 😂😂😂

    • @dawiddawid7198
      @dawiddawid7198 2 года назад +1

      @@NottinghamForest24 slavic means nothing

    • @NottinghamForest24
      @NottinghamForest24 2 года назад

      @@dawiddawid7198
      Slavic means i can understand polish language with not much efforts like if it do Western Europeans...

    • @jaroobak508
      @jaroobak508 2 года назад +2

      @@NottinghamForest24 Russians are not slavic. They are Moskovities. Search about history of Moskva (Moskovia).

    • @JGldmn333
      @JGldmn333 2 года назад

      @@jaroobak508 haha tell that to somebody from St. Petersburg or Volgagrad!

  • @kennethli8
    @kennethli8 2 года назад +21

    Unfortunately, Angela Merkel never understood the meaning of "You cannot trust tyrants."

    • @ed-te1fp
      @ed-te1fp 2 года назад

      Poor Angela Merkel. She would have been remembered as a great European leader. Now she'll just be remembered as that old lady who inadvertently funded and encouraged Russian aggression.

  • @soewin9784
    @soewin9784 2 года назад +73

    Poland is land of great people who love Democracy, Justice, Humanity, Freedom and Peace.

    • @themeltedchocolate
      @themeltedchocolate 2 года назад +3

      To a degree. It's a flawed democracy, limited justice, overall moving more towards an authoritarian regime with every day.

    • @lostfound7066
      @lostfound7066 2 года назад

      @@themeltedchocolate you are absolutely right. Especially with regard to flawed justice, carried over from communist times. Arrogant judges, unaccountable, unelected, mafia like organization with absolute immunity, for over 30 years unwilling to put behind the bars perpetrators of communist crimes. Bunch of lazy pukes, most of which were members of communist party.

    • @valenrn8657
      @valenrn8657 2 года назад

      @@themeltedchocolate False, Poland has told the European Union it will shut down a chamber at its supreme court devoted to disciplining judges in Aug 2021.
      Democracy Index score
      Poland: 6.8
      Bulgaria: 6.64
      Romania: 6.43

    • @gunthergrass2541
      @gunthergrass2541 2 года назад +2

      @@valenrn8657 and now look at the trend this index score goes from year to year. The polish democracy is under threat. Please don't make the same mistakes like the countries you suffered the most from. The independence of the judiciary and public media is crucial for a working democracy. The pis is not the right party to go with.

    • @valenrn8657
      @valenrn8657 2 года назад

      @@gunthergrass2541 My home country is within the "full democracy" category with the F-35 project. Don't assume.

  • @podunkman2709
    @podunkman2709 2 года назад +9

    Poland has been helping Ukraine for years. Despite Wolyn masacre (100,000 Poles were murdered by ukrainians). We help because we have values. We help because Russia is gangrene. We help because this is a chance to break the Russia-Germany-France pact and their dirty business.

  • @monkeydank7842
    @monkeydank7842 2 года назад +42

    Good, that Poland and the Baltic states are in EU and NATO.

    • @charlesfavell3350
      @charlesfavell3350 2 года назад +6

      @@cranberryeater7459 《=Copy and paste Putin bot

    • @wiktorbetlejewski6603
      @wiktorbetlejewski6603 2 года назад

      @@cranberryeater7459 ale gówniany ruski translator może tego z google byś wypróbował on trochę znać języki xD

  • @Pyrrhic.
    @Pyrrhic. 2 года назад +59

    Poland making themselves indispensable to Washington is a crucial geopolitical strategy. Just like how Australia is indispensable to Washington in the Pacific theatre.

    • @MrTarmakan
      @MrTarmakan 2 года назад

      Sad story... Poland and Ukraine are serving as stupid cannon fodder for the West. Slavs against Slavs. Serbians are much smarter... That's why "peaceful" NATO bombed them not so long ago.

    • @lucasrusin1274
      @lucasrusin1274 2 года назад

      Thats germany at the moment

    • @arrrti8680
      @arrrti8680 2 года назад +3

      @@lucasrusin1274 problem that we don't see any actions from Germany... Just mainly words... and current war is also in large part by German policy... Would be nice to see some more actions from Germany

  • @jack-mb4mw
    @jack-mb4mw 2 года назад +13

    God bless Poland much love from 🇺🇸

  • @commonsense7500
    @commonsense7500 2 года назад +12

    Thank you Poland and Polish Nation for being just and God loving.