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Originally posted by Dermo
Originally posted by timewalker
in an act that would benefit Poland’s exporters at the expense of Poland’s trading partners—that is, the European Union, among others.
Fair enough, the Polish president and party were not a part of the EU progression and the EU and other member states would have liked to see a more EuroCentric administration but killing scores of people? Very doubtful..
If that was the case, why isn't Klaus the Czech President dead? He's one of the biggest outspoken critics and blockers of EU integration..
Also, the Polish president had recently created warmer relations with Russia which is extremely beneficial to the EU as Poland was one of the main blockers of EU Russia relations..
Originally posted by time91
I don't know if it was actually one of the eurozone countries, but with everyones economy still on the downside Poland presented a risk. If they devalued and managed to make money on their exports and get a strong economy going then other countries might follow suit.
In August 2008, during Russia’s brief war with Georgia, Mr. Kaczynski got into a dispute with a pilot flying his plane to the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, according to reports at the time. Mr. Kaczynski demanded that the pilot land despite dangerous conditions, but the pilot disagreed and diverted to neighboring Azerbaijan.
Mr. Kaczynski threatened that there would be consequences for the pilot, the Polish newspaper Dziennik reported. “If someone decides to become a pilot, he cannot be fearful,” Mr. Kaczynski said. “After returning to the country, we shall deal with this matter.”
That pilot was not disciplined and received a medal for his service. But the defense minister later said that the pilot had suffered depression in the wake of the incident.
Another detail at which Bielecki pointed out is that Kaczyński’s plane was not on track for landing.
"The plane was found at 400 meters from the runway, but at seventy meters on the side. It was off-track. Even it had not hit a tree, it would have crashed,"
The Russian press wrote that the Polish presidential plane, which was buil in 1990, was recently modernized by the Russian company Aviakor in the city of Samara
Originally posted by stumason
I think it is far more likely that, despite calls to upgrade their Presidential jet which were ignored, they died after Pilot error in a plane over 20 years old which has a questinable safety record at the best of times.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Also important things ...
He was planning a gas-oil pipeline, killing the russian european monopoly
Originally posted by Vitchilo
He was also pushing for Ukraine and Georgia to be become NATO members
Originally posted by Vitchilo
The missile shield was also starting to be deployed this month
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Also :
Poland urges Russia to reveal all on WWII massacre
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Also :
Poland refuses IMF money, aka IMF take over of their economy
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Also :
Poland refuses Swine Flu Vaccine
Originally posted by Vitchilo
I'm pretty sure the Polish government was assassinated. By who?
The globalists and Russia had all the motives... who did it... we'll probably never know.
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
reply to post by odyseusz
Interesting take on the matter!
I can't help but wonder, and don't want to derail the thread, but has Russia ever formally apologized for its tyrannical history in Poland (or anywhere else for that matter)?
Originally posted by nik1halo
Ya know, when I first heard about this, the first thing I thought was "conspiracy". The president of a nation, along with a large portion of the top echelon of government are killed in a plane crash... must be an assassination.
After actually sitting back and thinking about it however, I realised that there were no real reasons to assassinate these people.