part two
"Poland does not have adequate experience in overcoming the political crisis."
Poland has historically been a country of intense internal struggle; Short periods of calm are authoritarian rule (Pilsudski, communists). The entire establishment of the Polish state followed the logic of the librum veto - the right of any noble to torpedo any decision. Because of this, Poland was politically insignificant - and at the same time one of the most advanced in thinking, literature and art. But it does not have a normal procedure to get out of a political crisis. "What is happening is the death blow of the European Union."
The alliances that Poland was a part of fell apart: it even managed to collapse the League of Nations, and the events in Poland (Solidarity) became the death blow of the Soviet system and the Warsaw Pact. Now it's the same thing - the death blow of the EU. As Poland could not exist within the Soviet system, it cannot exist within the Western system. A new "Solidarity" will arise - it is not known what it will be called; Wales has already spoken out, calling the crisis very serious. The crisis is spreading throughout the European Union where the procedure has been violated: Ukraine (elections not held for the President, Rada, Constitutional Court - the decisions are not legitimate), Romania (cancellation of the election results), Germany (attempts to outlaw the largest political force - dangerously close to the threshold of losing legitimacy). In France, Spain and Belgium, everything was done as usual in the procedure, but there was acute dissatisfaction among part of the population with the results of the procedure - a crisis of confidence. This is already a crisis of representative democracy: in some cases the machine does not work, in others it works, but in a vacuum. Even in the US, both parties have already stated that they will not agree with any election result. War and solidarity.
Solidarity is an attempt to lift the country out of a difficult economic and political situation, but solidarist regimes, in general, fight poorly: war is costly and undermines their basic logic.