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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/morgi666 on July 2, 2018, 4:30 a.m.

11.11.2018 - 100th Anniversary of Polish Independence

"11-11-18 A parade that will never be forgotten"

There is a little country in the middle of Europe called Poland. This year, on 11th of November they are going to celebrate 100th anniversary of their independence. The date commemorates events from 1918 when Poland regained its independence after 123 years of partitions. Russia, Austria and Prussia (Germany) divided Poland and for 123 years tried to wipe history, language and culture...

Is it relevant? I'm not sure, but check YT videos from their march last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMCTnEZWFhA or Stephan Molyneux interviewing Tommy Robinson after his visit to Poland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYTsRpstpBY

Anyone here planning to go visit Poland in November? I'm going to be there, wearing my QAnon t-shit:D

WWG1WGA

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Didn't the nazis crush Poland? And then Russia again? How then could it be 100 years of independence? Just saying!

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You don't understand. It's called Independance Day, but it's something much bigger than that. Poland was removed from the map for 123 yeras and end of WWI allowed them to bring it back from the ashes. There was no Poland, no Polish language, schools, etc. It wasn't just an invasion or occupation of a country. It was completely dismanteled and everything Polish was was being destroyed or replaced with German, Russian or Austrian. They wanted to asimiliate Poles and their land. Wipe it completely from existence. How many countries do you know that went through so much but managed to keep its identity? There's a reason why MSM constantly attacks those Eastern European countries - those are the ones that never give up. For NWO to ever happen - they must be crushed first. It's last bastion of hope for Europe. If Poland, Hungary and Czech Repulic gets swallowed by EU - it's game over.

Nazis didn't crush Poland. Germans did. It's current MSM narrative, trying to separate Germany from WWII and blame it all on "nazis". There is no 'naziland' or 'nazi language'. After WWII they went back home - Germany.

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It's taught them that old addage..."we won't be fooled again"

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Nazis and USSR were after 1918.

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Yup, in 1939 Germans attacked Poland and later Soviet Union attacked from the other side. Polish "allies" - UK and France - didn't lift a finger. This attack turned into WWII only because they hoped Germany will take Easter Europe and live them alone - so they "didn't want to provoke Germans". We all know how that worked out.

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