February 9, 2011, the
Dear fans of the Smolensk disaster!
Before turning to the particulars, write a few words about yourself, you know who appeals to your conscience. My name is Natalia Julia Smith, was born on 19 February 1991 year, and I am a student of Journalism and Communication. My belief is an explosive mix of patriotism, nationalism, conservatism, moral, antyfeminizmu, antydemokratyzmu, terceryzmu and atheism. Officially, I do not belong to any political party, but loosely cooperate with the Polish National Party and sometimes published their articles in its official organ of the press, the weekly "Only Poland."
addition PPN-u, I like Polish National Rebirth and various nationalist organizations operating in our country (National Radical Camp, Camp Great Polish, Polish Youth). I've included this information in case you happened to one of ubzdurało that I am "a fan Tusk / Palikot" "Russian spy" or "agent does not know what." From experience I know that some worthy of your group have a tendency to hasty to judge other people, we will be careful and put its declaration worldview at the beginning of the letter.
I am writing to you because of behavior that are dopuszczaliście over the last 10 months, provoked in me a deep disgust and disapproval. After the crash of the presidential / government aircraft, which took place on 10 April 2010 in the vicinity of Smolensk, many of you fell into a veritable hysteria. This in turn - having originated in a very strong experiences, such as shock, fright or despair - sometimes turned into a radical and irrational ideology. No sense of good taste and proper assessment of events, began to put the victims of air disaster on a par with the national heroes who sacrificed their lives for Poland. Ceased to recognize that there is a vast difference between the death of someone who was killed in the accident, and the death of someone who was murdered at the behest of external or internal enemy, only because he fought in defense of their homeland. Has blurred the line between you and the martyrdom of the case arising from the heroism and patriotism.
When you write about the victims of Smolensk case, often you use the word "died" referring to - according to the dictionary meaning - the people who died in battle or other combat. In this way not only to ridicule the victims of the April crash (because the word "died" in this context sounds like a sneer), but also diminish the merit of those who actually fell in the battle for a free Poland. About someone who was killed in an accident (regardless of whether air or some other), we can not say that it is dead. The fallen soldiers were eg the Polish Army who lost their lives in the September Campaign in 1939. The fallen were members of the Kosciuszko Insurrection killed in the eighteenth century. Had fallen - in a sense - the soldiers of the Army and the National Armed Forces, who after World War II have been falsely accused of various crimes, subjected to inhuman torture and liquidated by the Communist authorities.
But no, the Zeus, transport disaster victims! Are the people who died in an accident of the Polish coach near Grenoble, is also killed? No, it's just an unfortunate incident the victim on the road! Another thing: calling the Smolensk disaster "second Katyn" or "Katyn 2010" is insult to the thousands of Polish officers who were murdered at Katyn by the Soviet NKVD. How do you not ashamed to compare comparable things? How do you not ashamed to put an aircraft accident on a par with the massacre, which many historians consider a genocide? Do you really not see that your statements are brazenly bizarre - on one hand funny and absurd, on the other sad and disturbing!
As if this were not enough, after 10 April 2010, began to openly glorify Kaczynski, called him the Great Pole, Great Patriot and Martyr. Putting policy equally plain with the Great Poles, Great Patriots and martyrs, such as even Captain Witold Pilecki, again profaned the latter. From your statement that the man who was killed in an airplane accident, you should be the same honor and glory, like him who voluntarily penetrated to the concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkeneu, organized the resistance movement there, and then ran away, gave her the information gained superiors, took part in the Warsaw Uprising, and after the war, was arrested by the Communists and killed after a brutal interrogation, conducted by J. Rozanski - cruellest criminal in the history of the Office of Public Safety. Rather than put
monuments Witold Pilecki, demanded monuments Lech Kaczynski - the victims' disaster in the skies! Was the cult practiced by the Kaczynski is all the more shocking that this policy signed the Treaty of Lisbon (the document that gave the EU a legal personality, which turned it from the confederation into a federation. The document, which caused great harm not only Poland but also 26 other countries) . What does that say about you and your supposed patriotism? If you absolutely want to place monuments to people who lived in our times, it start by honoring Martin B. nineteen Boy, which - in north London - was murdered by trzydziestotrzyletniego Dutchman, as opposed to the Polish nation pomawianiu of calling the World War II (Source: narodowcy.net / murder-for-defense -polskiej-historii/2011/02/08).
It's probably all I wanted to write in this letter. We beg you, that you carefully consider my words and took them to heart. I appeal to you to sense and failure to conduct, by which - probably unwittingly - image largest Polish Heroes and Martyrs. In addition to behaviors, which allow yourself to 10 April 2010, you can not pass by, because they constitute a serious breach of moral standards tudziez principles of social coexistence.
Sincerely, Julia Smith Natalia
PS Why do not you cease to accuse the Russians of deliberately causing the disaster Smolensk? Really I do not like your speech, which incites hatred towards the Russian people!
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