Weird. Dreizin earlier said tht the Polish politicians are mostly posturing and will revert to form after the elections.
https://thedreizinreport.com/2023/09/26/to-the-blockheads-who-still-dont-get-what-dreizin-is-about/...
Again…..
“Don’t give us this rubbish about the need of educated immigration… We don’t need your doctors, your engineers. Take them, take them all, and pay for them. We don’t need them.”
LOL. Sure, he doesn’t need any more doctors, because AFTER Poland lost thousands of doctors—and SEVERAL MILLION other workers—to the UK, France, etc., in the 2000’s…..
…..it SAVED itself by importing just as many (or more) Ukrainians after 2014.
There are now tens of thousands of Ukrainian doctors, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, psychologists, etc. in Poland.
Some second- and third-tier Polish cities are now literally ONE-QUARTER “Ukrainian” (almost all of them, Russian-speaking, LOL. It’s a Russian invasion!)
Immigration gave Poland a new lease on life.
(Sure, it’s not Third World immigration. But, this guy is talking about doctors and engineers. I assume he DOES NOT mean Afghans, LOL.)
Of course, FEW of these people—and ALMOST NONE of the pre-2022 immigrants, specifically—want to ever go back to Uncle Sam’s 51st state.
If they have kids, their kids are in Polish schools, becoming Polish.
If any want to leave Poland, it’s only to move further west.
As for Poland’s present “spat” with the Ukraine…..
…..this is also about the election.
They’ve said they won’t give any more weapons to the Ukraine.
Yeah, duh, because they have nothing more to give!
They had nothing more to give, even a month ago, two months ago, LOL. They didn’t make a big deal of it, then, because the election was further away.
They will certainly make up with the Ukraine (to some extent) after their election.
P.S. Looking at the Twitter graphic: “One of the lowest debts in Europe” is… rich! When you receive around €11.4 billion a year in net transfer payments (over and above your contributions to the EU) from the EU… which covers or offsets TEN PERCENT of your state budget… not to mention, €1.5-1.6 billion a year in low-interest loans… it’s somewhat easier not to go into debt, no?
To anyone who’s THAT tone-deaf…..