Poland is currently having a "Chinese balloon" moment. First, the Russian rocket surprisingly was found, now Belarusian balloons and (most probably Russian!) drones.
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Rosyjska rakieta spadła pod Bydgoszczą. USA zabierają głos
Rzecznik amerykańskiej Rady Bezpieczeństwa Narodowego John Kirby powiedział w piątek, że władze USA są w kontakcie z władzami Polski w sprawie rakiety, która w grudniu ubiegłego roku spadła w okolicach Bydgoszczy.
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Balon znad Białorusi nadal nieodnaleziony. Jest nowy komunikat wojska
Żołnierze nie odnaleźli obiektu, który w nocy z piątku na sobotę wleciał w przestrzeń powietrzną Polski z kierunku Białorusi - przekazał w niedzielę wieczorem rzecznik prasowy Wojsk Obrony Terytorialnej mjr Witold Sura. Poszukiwania balonu były prowadzone we wsi Kowalki k. Rypina w województwie...
Kolejny incydent z udziałem drona. Przeleciał 50 metrów pod samolotem Wizz Air
Załoga samolotu linii lotniczej Wizz Air podczas lotu z holenderskiego Eindhoven do Pyrzowic zgłosiła, że minęła się z quadrokopterem. Dron przeleciał w odległości około 50 metrów pod samolotem. Samolot był wtedy na wysokości ok. 1200 m - przekazał Gazecie.pl Piotr Adamczyk, rzecznik prasowy...
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It's true, it's hard to say whether today's Poland is an extension of the old national traditions. In order not to prolong I will use a comparison. According to my interpretation of what I have learned, the nationality of the Poles derives more or less from the territories that Poland now occupies. As a result of wars, these territories have decreased or increased. Thanks to many alliances, Poland became a kind of local Rome - through the spread of culture and diplomacy, many local principalities/states saw joining Poland as an opportunity to earn money and protect themselves together. This was the case with Lithuania where, over time, Polish culture supplanted Lithuanian culture on principle: It was fashionable to speak Polish among the elite. Originally it was quite a tolerant country and the reason was simple - benefits. Thanks to the tolerance of various groups, people flowed into the Commonwealth giving a kick start to the development of the country. It was business that counted, no matter with whom it was done. The result was a strong culture backed up by a very good economy and military (only over a certain period of time, of course). From a certain point on the worm started to eat the country from the inside, everyone wanted more for themselves and so it was easy to dismantle the country. Then we have years of trying to absorb the Poles, then the formation of nation states, where some people were happy because they could live in Poland again and some were cheated because they had to stay with the "partitioners". Since the partition of the country, all the time the former 'nationality' was being pushed out and qualitatively it was getting worse. During the Second World War, the "intelligentsia" was decimated. Today's nation is a shadow of what it was in its glory years, while the very fact that this nation still exists is a great achievement of ordinary people who have passed on the memory of their ancestors from generation to generation. The people have been degraded over the centuries by external forces but are still resisting although at the moment it is such a sleeping one-eyed man dully smiling because of his state of 'intoxication'. He may yet wake up, but whether he will is the great unknown.
