Should Poland lead Central and Eastern Europe?
Would you object to it?
It seems that no other country in the region, other than Russia (which is objectively a shithole), is willing to act the part, or has the resources to do it. Poland, by contrast, even has something like a manifest destiny (Christ of Europe etc), and a fall-from-grace narrative to fuel it all. Only we have enough self-delusion to make it work---we think highly of ourselves in terms of morality and culture; we're romantics by nature (which didn't work to our advantage in the past, but maybe we need that in the current year), so we would unironically try to do the right thing.
We unironically think we are more Western than any other Western country right now. We are more Catholic than the Pope---one of our priests literally wished Francis early death for welcoming rapefugees. We are Poland.
The things you go on Jow Forums to discuss we discuss at the dinner table.
We also have a sense of urgency to secure the sovereignty of the Polish state, due to our history and our unfortunate geography, and the fact that we now have the rare opportunity to actually do something about it, and do it properly, so our children and their children don't have to suffer the way our ancestors suffered.
The way to do it, given our present circumstances, is by creating a strong alliance with other countries in our region with which we share similar experience, values and interests.
"Poland will either be great or it won't be at all." -- J. Piłsudski.
The alternative is to continue being cucked by the economically/militarily stronger states surrounding us, serving their interests, and marching the path of degeneracy with them.
All this may seem like a joke to you, because we're basically a meme country at this point. However, this is what the people at the highest strata of our society are unironically working towards right now, so I guess it's worth talking about.
