(a long exhausting 70 min. session )
2025 12 10
youtube.com/watch?v=d-OUxexxyGY
Wizja O Podziale Polski - Wizja Na Zywo
(Jackowski talks about earthquakes in Asia that he has seen, twice in Japan, magnitude 7 and magnitude 5, and that an even stronger one is due in Asia.)
(Trump Vision) Poland is a politically amusing country. In the Ukraine war, they are behaving like volunteers. They are among the disenfranchised. A country that is internationally incapable of action.
Poland will be divided into regions and spheres of influence. The division will not be immediately visible; first, it will be political, international. Three regions, three spheres, each under different influence.
The spheres of influence will be German, American (USA), and Russian-Ukrainian.
When peace finally comes, when there is a ceasefire in Ukraine, Ukraine will have tacit permission to operate in Poland and thus become part of NATO. Poland will either agree to this or offer Ukraine the opportunity to establish companies and thus become part of the EU with subsidies and additional payments. Regulations will be put in place that Poland agrees to, allowing Ukraine to trade within Poland. In effect, the EU will gain control of Ukraine through Poland, and Ukraine will be able to dominate within Poland.
This is the peaceful option if the war in Ukraine ends peacefully.
Part of Poland will act as a "backstage" force for Ukraine; this has been promised and will be delivered.
There will be military contingents in Poland belonging to Ukraine but stationed there. Poland will become a hub for Ukraine. The US, among others, will decide on this.
Minorities will become politically active in Poland.
There will be a kind of cooperation pact between European states and Ukraine, which will be less active for the participating countries, but this union will be very active within Poland. It will not be a union, but rather an intergovernmental agreement with Ukraine of a military nature. Ukrainian companies will become competitors to those in Poland.
Ukrainian companies can cleverly utilize EU subsidies without being members, and initially, it will not be apparent that this weakens Polish companies and industries.
Perhaps that's why many US talks about Ukraine with European countries are being held without the participation of Polish politicians. Talks with Polish politicians and presidents will be necessary, but only after everything has already been decided.
The agreement with Ukraine is that, in exchange for the territories ceded to Russia, they will be given the opportunity to encroach upon EU areas within Poland.
If this happens, Poland will permanently develop towards a two-state system. I'm actually talking about a three-state system, but this is just the beginning.
(But why agrees Poland with that if my vision is correct?)
(Question from the chat: What will life be like in that divided Poland?)
The purest, most nationally pure region, without any longing for the "real" Poland, will be from Elbląg to Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Poznań, Leszno, and Zielona Góra, but not Wrocław. That will be the purest Poland; there, people won't miss Poland as it was.
The southeastern regions and Łódź, Wrocław, and Lublin will be heavily occupied by foreigners—foreign capital, foreign interests.
Silesia, similar to Pomerania, and the west will have less of this.
There's a plan: three years of assimilation. That's the peace version I sense from Trump.
After three years, we'll see if it's permanent and not advantageous for Poland, but then it will be too late for political or social reaction.
Then they will demand rights, minority politics will be intensified, and some minorities will receive far-reaching privileges, which will strengthen assimilation.
That's how I see it if a peaceful solution is reached; that is Poland in three years.
(Question from the chat: What about Braun? (a polish nationalist politician)
Braun is a serious opponent. I get the impression Braun has to be very careful about his safety, as it's unpredictable, just like Lepper was, who certainly didn't commit suicide, I have no doubt about that.
Braun has to watch his back because they won't wait until the elections.
(Blah blah monologue about Braun and other politicians)
(Question from the chat about partition)
No partition yet, it's assimilation, partition comes later. It will still be Poland, but divided.
(Putin's vision) Ukraine will be under Russian influence, similar to before Maidan. Ukraine will be dominated by Russian influence, pro-Russian politicians will govern, Ukrainian businesspeople will have the opportunity to do business in the EU, they will relocate their businesses and assimilate with the EU, mostly in/to Poland.
Putin's plan is designed for the long term, three years. If it can be resolved peacefully, there will be big problems in Ukraine. At first, it will seem insignificant, but within three years, the effects will be noticeable, and then it will be too late to do anything about it.
In the future, sporting competitions will include both Ukrainians and Ukrainian expatriates, for example, in football.
If assimilation occurs, regulations will become inconsistent for Ukrainian trade/businesses, giving them an advantage over Polish trade.
The peace plan is a blow to Poland that will go unnoticed and come unexpectedly, and this isn't even the division yet; other things will happen.
(Question from the chat: Under what influence will the third part of Poland near Warsaw be?)
As I already said during the pandemic, Poland will be split into three parts; it will look like it isn't.
Back then, I was labeled a Russian agent. The division/splitting won't happen overnight; it will come slowly, unnoticed, and by the time it's noticed, it will be too late to react.
However, this is just one possibility with a peace plan, as I sensed with Trump, if Ukraine agrees to the peace plan.
Poland will end up in a bad position, economically as well, and it will be the beginning of a two-state system.
The third state will be small, but that will come later, after the initial assimilation—the third state in the south near Krakow.
(It's not far from Krakow to Oswiecim/Auschwitz. Have you ever been there? I was in Oswiecim/Auschwitz in the Kazimierz district for an evening stroll... but I only mentioned those two things by chance/accident... let's say so...)
The time will come when we'll be close to Rome.[*]
(Question from the chat: Is Poland the chosen people?)
We are a card in a card game; the individual card doesn't matter, it's the final result that counts.
(Question from the chat: What will Poland look like in 100 years?)
It's frightening to see 100 years into the future. Not just Poland, in 100 years the world will be condensed.
To abstract what I'm saying now: In 100 years, the world will be dark.
Some regions will be inhabited, some completely empty, dark, deserted. It will look as if a total war, perhaps a nuclear war, is raging through parts of the world, making it impossible to live there for years. There will be many places where people live, but also some that are empty and dark.
Some fruits and vegetables will be produced, not cultivated, but manufactured, as will livestock and meat.
There will be a stir, mechanical ones, they will be like police officers.
People will generally be passive; there will be far fewer people in the world. Passive, resigned, subservient.
People will work on hybrid humans. The guardians will be hybrids, their lifespans extended. People will generally be hybrids; when disconnected from the power grid, they will be less active and more passive.
There is the question of whether extraterrestrials exist. In the future, we will create extraterrestrials. It has actually already begun. We will not be able to keep up with the development of artificial intelligence (then another monologue follows about AI).
We will have to become hybrids, otherwise we will not be able to fulfill our tasks (more monologue about AI). In 15-25 years, AI will no longer be comprehensible.
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not sure if im understand it right, it could be somekind of a word play (Wortspiel),
see for yourself, timestamp is 00:50:00
