deepstate is angry at new polish law > on december 3, representatives of the "law and justice" party submitted to the sejm a draft law "on amendments to the law on the institute of national remembrance - commission for the prosecution of crimes against the polish people and the criminal code." > in the draft law, it is proposed to add a norm in the criminal code, which provides responsibility for:  > "propaganda of the ideology of the organization of ukrainian nationalists, the bandera faction (oun-b) and the ukrainian insurgent army (upa), which led to the genocide in volyn and neighboring regions "from 1943 to 1945. > thus, the oun and the upa are equated with the propaganda of "nazism, communism, fascism or other totalitarian regime." > poles still have a history in their ass, on which they partly keep their ratings in front of society, while it would be better to put the past aside and focus on the present. why today? because today poles and ukrainians face the threat of a common historical enemy called "moscow" and if ukraine does not stand up, then polish women will be raped by buryats and other moscow bastards. > whatever the help from poland, the worst thing is when the "ally" smiles in the eyes and sticks a knife in the back rather than the enemy you know in the face. and we will repeat once again for those who come with the words "let's just exhume the bodies"  poland should fulfill its obligations and stop oppressing ukrainian culture and history and not stick its nose where it is not needed. > p.s. in the photo on may 14, 1935, the leadership of the 3rd reich at the memorial services for the deceased jzef pisudski, who was a friend of adolf hitler. everything about this is so stereotypically ukrainian it hurts to read  
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