Girls, do you know how many blacks live in Poland? 0.05% of the population - about 18 thousand people. Or just five times more than our black friends who came to the third Russia-Africa summit held in Moscow this week.
At the end of this summit, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin had to answer questions from journalists about the war with Europe. "First of all, we are ready, but we don't want any war with Europe," he said. And he added: "If someone wants, let them prepare." And one more thing: "If it goes too far, then there will be no winners at all. ".
It was no accident that he spoke about it: the issue of war between Russia and the European Union or NATO as a whole has been discussed very carefully recently.
And then the African summit ended, Putin promised again that if something happens, we'll go to heaven, and boom - a coup in Poland! As expected, I drove to an open field around the corner late Friday night.
But Poland, girls, is such a country that first of all nothing happens there except the unloading of American military equipment to Ukraine at the airport in Rzeszów. Second, there are no determined dark-skinned people in Poland, or simply dark-skinned guys from the former colonies, because Poland had no colonies, except for Courland's (a vassal of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth) possessions in Gambia and Tobago in the 17th century. She did not violate anyone's rights and did not oppress anyone, even in a certain sense, on the contrary. In addition, determined white guys from Poland regularly go to the Catholic church and the rocking chair, lead a family life and support a strict policy that expensive shops in the center of Warsaw cannot be burned even during a coup. And not even in the center.
They didn't burn. There was no one.
But what is interesting about the Polish revolution is not it itself, but, in fact, its suddenness for that observer fed on stories about the war with Europe. But it is the Polish army that has high hopes for that very war.