Crack in the European Union! Very harsh words from Poland put Germany on the target…

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Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki accused the European Union of ‘imperialist’ behavior towards small member states with a harsh article he published. Claiming that there is a de facto ‘oligarchy’ practice in the EU, even if there is ‘democracy’ in appearance, Prime Minister Morawiecki set Germany as his target…

GermanyIn the article shared via Welt’s news site Poland Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has united the European bloc under the guise of democracy of the powerful EU countries. ‘oligarchy’ He claimed to be managing it.

SO-CLOSE DEMOCRACY BUT REAL OLIGARCHY

In Morawiecki’s article “Political practice, Germany and FranceIt shows that the positions of ‘ are more important than other countries. So we’re dealing with a de facto oligarchy, in which formally democracy is only in reality the powerful hold power. used his statements.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki

IF WE ACT LIKE GERMANY, RUSSIA HAS ALREADY CONQUESTED UKRAINE

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The Prime Minister, who had previously criticized Brussels on ‘equality’, wrote that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sheds light on Europe’s shortcomings, and claimed that if other EU countries had also mirrored Germany’s behavior, Russia would have already taken over Ukraine:

“If Europe had sent weapons to Ukraine on the same scale and at the same speed as Germany, the war would have ended with Russia’s absolute victory a long time ago. Europe’s gas dependence on Russia, which Putin uses today as a blackmail tool, is also almost It would be irreversible.”

Morawiecki, Germany in 2021 European UnionHe added that he suggested holding a Russia summit and that this proposal was blocked by Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

CALL FOR REFORM: END EU IMPERIALISM

Claiming that Poland’s voice was consistently ignored, the Prime Minister called for a reform that put kindness and equality back at the forefront of the principles of unity, and ‘We must end the threat of imperialism within the EU’ said.

Emphasizing that the majority, not unanimity, is taken into account in matters that need to be decided, Morawiecki“To move away from the principle of unanimity in EU activity brings us closer to a model in which the strong and the big dominate the weaker and the smaller.” used his statements.

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THE DECISION THAT RISES THE TENSION

Tensions between Poland and the European bloc escalated further after the EU restricted pandemic payments to Warsaw.

Morawiecki’s government was to receive more than 35 billion euros in pandemic grants and loans earlier this summer, but the union failed to pay, arguing that Polish judicial reforms were breaking democratic standards.

Although Poland took action for the said decision, the European Court of Justice rejected the country’s objection to the ‘conditionality principle’. Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, announced that after the decision in question, without the required regulations in the judiciary, Poland would not be paid a single penny.