Por que no hay un Walesa cubano

La huelga de Schlöndorff

una larga y resentida perorata suelta la sra. miriam celaya -una especie de editora en jefe de la disidencia cubana "- en su Walesa: los consejos y las realidades, en su esfuerzo por convencernos que cuba no es polonia y porque no hay ningun walesa cubano.

se lo podia haber ahorrado por innecesario. los hechos lo constatan.

por la arrogancia mostrada por la sra. celaya, por el ansia de protagonismo, por el oportunismo acomodaticio, por la falta de humildad y por la ignorancia y bonche politico; los kubiches reeligen al general en jefe por 5 anos mas para extender a 59 la legitimizacion biranica. mientras, los polacos impusieron bajo la amenaza de los tanques sovieticos y la masacre de 10 mil polacos, la eleccion democratica del "ignorante" walesa como presidente de una polonia libre y democratica ya en 1990, cuando casi todos -para respetar alguna notable excepcion-, haciamos guardias cederistas, desfilabamos entusiasmados en cuanta marcha se convocara, construiamos tuneles para vencer al imperialismo y vegetabamos en las nominas que el terrateniente en jefe se dignaba a concedernos. con estos opositores el neocastrismo sucesor tiene garantizada larga y saludable vida.

no solo hay que agradecerle al "agitador" walesa que haya quebrado en su polonia la cortina de hierro y precipitado con ello la caida del imperio sovietico y el socialismo "real", que permitio la transicion pacifica a la democracia posible, imperfecta y desigual como todas, pero cierta, de mas de 200 millones de seres humanos; sino que aun con esa enorme responsabilidad sobre sus hombros, tenga la generosidad de recordar a unos idiotas de una islita sin importancia que siguen considerandose el ombligo del mundo.

esta claro en los propios argumentos de nuestra correctora en jefe, porque hay dos generaciones de polacos, alemanes, bulgaros, checos, eslovacos, lituanos, etc.; que nunca conocieron el socialismo; mientras la 2da generacion kubiche quiere ser extranjero cuando crezca.

----------------

pd/ se cumplieron 3 anos del asesinato politico de orlando tamayo zapata. 4 gatos participaron en la conmemoracion realizada en "jayalia".

Polish Plane Crash, GeoUNgineering, Internet Surveillance

corbettreport Welcome to http://NewWorldNextWeek.com - the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week:

Story #1: Poland Denies Explosives Found on Wreck of Crashed Jet
http://ur1.ca/aqx1z
'Key Witness' In Polish Presidential Plane Crash Dies, Suicide Suspected
http://ur1.ca/aqx27
Plane Crash Timeline
http://ur1.ca/ar0zk
Flashback: Polish President Dies in Jet Crash in Russia
http://ur1.ca/aqx2c

Story #2: Ocean Fertilization Experiment to Make Waves at UN Meeting
http://ur1.ca/aqx2j
Harper Government Talks Tough on Haida's 'Rogue Science' Experiment
http://ur1.ca/aqx2q
Ocean-Fertilization Project Off Canada Sparks Furore
http://ur1.ca/aqx2w

Story #3: Police Need 'New' Internet Surveillance Tools, Say Chiefs
http://ur1.ca/aqx31
Canadian Police Urge Parliament to Pass Domestic Spying Bill
http://ur1.ca/aqx37
Wikipedia: Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act
http://ur1.ca/aqx3e

Poland's wartime suffering

EconomistMagazine

Halik Kochanski, author of a new book about Poland and the Poles in the second world war, discusses how and why their story has remained hidden in mainstream historiography.

Poland's Strategy

Stratfor/ By George Friedman

Polish national strategy pivots around a single, existential issue: how to preserve its national identity and independence. Located on the oft-invaded North European Plain, Poland's existence is heavily susceptible to the moves of major Eurasian powers. Therefore, Polish history has been erratic, with Poland moving from independence -- even regional dominance -- to simply disappearing from the map, surviving only in language and memory before emerging once again.

For some countries, geopolitics is a marginal issue. Win or lose, life goes on. But for Poland, geopolitics is an existential issue; losing begets national catastrophe. Therefore, Poland's national strategy inevitably is designed with an underlying sense of fear and desperation. Nothing in Polish history would indicate that disaster is impossible. More »

Polonia vs Rusia: La Revancha/ Espinaxiones

Espinaxiones/ 

El encuentro de Polonia-Rusia de futbol por supuesto que tenia que ocasionar manifestaciones contra los rusos. Los polacos no pueden haber olvidado los crimenes, tan infames o mas que los cometidos por los alemanes, los cometidos por los rusos contra su pueblo. Los alemanes fueron mucho menos fariseicos. Abiertamente atacaron y masacraron a los polacos. Los polacos se defendieron heroicamente. Que la ocupacion de la porcion de Polonia acordada con Stalin y los otros comunistas demorara muchas, muchas semanas para consumarse es sin duda digno de admiracion y loas para los patriotas polacos. Cuando los sovieticos, rusos, comunistas del imperio de Stalin pasan a masacrar y ocupar su tajada acordada con los nazis se cometen crimenes aun mas deleznables por lo taimado y sibilino. Uno de los hechos mas indignantes y representativos de la calaña de los comunistas fue lo cometido contra los oficiales y soldados prisioneros de guerra asesinados en el Monte Katyn que hasta muy reciente ningun comunista ha admitido o pedido perdon por tamaño ejemplo de desverguenza internacional.
Digase comunista y se ha dicho todo. Cada uno ha tenido su crimen mayor, en el muro de Berlin de Honecker, en el remolcador "13 de Marzo" de Fidel, en la Timisoara de Ceseascu, en el Tian Amen chino, en holocausto judio de los nacional-socialistas, Milosevic por toda la antigua Yugoeslavia, los tanques rusos en Budapest y el aplastamiento de la primavera de Praga.
Y para todo esto y mucho mas que pueden  relatar los historiadores ha habido una deyeccion antes y ahora con lo cual ha compartido responsabilidades.

Must-Read: "Reforms" to Strengthen Castro

From Capitol Hill Cubans
By Professor Marek Jan Chodakiewicz of The Institute of World Politics:

Carbon Copy Communism

The Politburo and the Central Committee concur that there is room for a mixed economy and reforms are announced at the Communist Party congress. Some market mechanisms and a nod to the private sector should solve the problems of central planning. Minor private enterprise should be permitted in the agriculture, commerce, and service sectors.

It makes sense and sounds pragmatic. The dogmatism has softened. The reforms signal a liberalization that goes hand in glove with human rights - often a prerequisite for economic aid and engagement with hostile Western governments. Domestic reforms should pave the way for foreign aid and investment. Exiles, in particular, are wooed by the regime. The parting between exiles and the homeland was bitter, but that was years ago. Let bygones be bygones. They are welcome to invest and keep some of the profits. They hold foreign passports and naturally are given preferential treatment. They can come and go at will, unlike the rest of the population.

Exiles are a fantastic asset abroad: they can help change the perception of the homeland that is no longer a totalitarian dictatorship. They can influence their community to embrace the changes. This will translate into political pressure to open relations between their adopted home and the old country. The most progressive exiles will become public diplomacy ambassadors.

This sounds like Cuba, doesn’t it? But I am talking about Communist Poland in the 1970s and 1980s. After 1989, we gained access to the State Security archives that revealed the modus operandi of the Party and its intentions behind so-called liberalization.

First and foremost, all reforms, real and imagined, aimed at strengthening the regime. Second, economic reforms, in particular those presented as economic liberalization, intended to buy Communism some breathing space while duping the natives, foreigners, and exiles. Third, they were all modeled after Lenin’s New Economic Policy (NEP): the Party allows capitalism to shore up Communism but it never relinquishes power. Fourth, the secret police managed perceptions and manipulated the participants in this game, including the exiles.

Edward Gierek

The Polish version of the NEP commenced under Edward Gierek and continued under the junta of General Jaruzelski. Gierek’s improved human rights record (dissidents were rarely killed anymore, but merely beaten or briefly detained) led to Western credit, investments, and economic aid. Special hard currency stores were established which sold Western goods to foreigners, exiles, and their Polish relatives. Exiles were further wooed to establish so-called firmy polonijne (diaspora companies) that enjoyed favorable taxation and lax labor laws. They could repatriate some of the money. Anyone with a foreign passport lived like a king in a country where the average monthly salary hovered around US$20.00 per citizen.A Polish-Danish uncle of mine started a profitable sweatshop sewing jeans in Poland later sold abroad under a Western label. He intervened often with the Danish authorities to ease restrictions on Polish imports. My uncle was constantly under the watchful eye of the secret policemen who referred to him as “that Jew.” He did not enjoy his NEP ride forever. The government reneged on his tax deal and he went bankrupt.

More >

Los cineastas polacos llaman la atención sobre la prostitución infantil

La prostitución infantil se convierte en un tema preocupante en la sociedad polaca. Mientras algunos prefieren silenciar el debate, también hay quienes tratan de llamar la atención pública y mostrar el lado oscuro de la realidad a través de la pantalla.

Nazismo: El juicio