Thank you for all the gestures of sympathy I had yesterday from you in the process March commemorating Lviv and Przemysl Orlęta and my lecture on the characteristics of Ukrainian crimes in Poles from 1918 to 1920. For my part, I can only promise that the subject of researching this subject in the past of Poland will not fail. Given that in fresh years the Ukrainian version of events from the period of the Polish-Ukrainian War dominates Poland, this must be powerfully resisted, since the state institutions that have crucial budgets do not do so, it will be done by social organizations, which "does not matter".
During the march on the main streets of Warsaw, our commemoration met with affirmative reactions of passersby, but besides in respective cases with respect to participants of the March commemorating the independency of Polish children and women, which is besides a form of self-defense against crimes and rapes committed by Ukrainians, there were abusive comments from the Polniaków who described us as "ruskie onuc". I am deliberately utilizing the form of “Polnica” and not Poles because, these people deserve only contempt, condemnation and ostracism.
As you can see the propaganda of PiS, PO, PSL, Left, TVNu, Republic. Electoral Newspapers, Ukrainian Embassy and the Ukrainian Union in Poland bring results. There are people in our country who talk Polish and possibly consider themselves Poles who think that we should halt mentioning Polish heroes, due to the fact that it harms Polish-Ukrainian relations and serves Russia. I realize that in this case, since Germany is now an ally of Ukraine, due to the fact that they send weapons and money to Ukraine, we should halt talking about German crimes in the Polish people and worship Poles like Hubal or soldiers from Westerplatte, due to the fact that it strikes Germans who are helping Ukraine now.
A fresh volume of the celebrated work “The Acts of Stupidity in Poland” is now written in Poland. Servants, pushers, butlers, footrests, primitive and degenerate units are an crucial and durable component of Polish society. A society that does not respect itself cannot anticipate respect from another societies, nations or states.
Arkadius Miksa