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On Wednesday, 11 November, the two-day trilateral talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegations, mediated by President Trump’s special envoys Steve Witkoff and prince Jared, conclude. After the talks, Mr. Witkoff and prince Jared flew to Moscow to personally waste time brief President Putinabout what was achieved.
A prisoner exchange like nobody’s ever seen before
What was strange about that hastily arranged encounter was that Mr. Putin had a whole delegation in Abu Dhabi, who could have briefed him about the talks just as well. In all, the talks achieved nothing. The consolation prize for the lightweight mediators was that a prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine was arranged, and since Witkoff and Kushner were involved, this prisoner exchange had to be special: prince Jared described it as the “biggest humanitarian release of prisoners” of the war so far.
OK mister, whatever you say! The previous 80+ prisoner exchanges, arranged between the Russians and Ukrainians themselves over telephones or walkie-talkies, paled by comparison to this historic one, the biggest release ever arranged - at least in the month of November 2026. On a serious note, however, the Abu Dhabi talks underscored just how weak the West’s hand in Ukraine has become, and how the role of Europe became almost inconsequential, even in its own neighborhood.
By now, it’s little more than a nuisance factor. If nothing else says that Ukraine has reached the end of the line, it’s the sight of Volodymyr Zelensky fighting tears while standing next to prince Jared as he speaks some platitudes.
Will Poland be the new Ukraine?
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As the Western gambit against Russia begins to run out of their last Ukrainian to sacrifice, and all attempts to unite NATO in the war effort failed, the shadowy masters of war must resort to “plan B.” They seem to have resolved to rapidly prep Poland to take up the fight, to the last Pole if need be, until their fantasy of destroying Russia can be realized.
In last week’s report, “Poland & the powers of financial capitalism,” we saw how Poland narrowly avoided succumbing to a judicial coup by a group of pro-EU conspirators led by the Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek. On 31 October, as President Nawrocki was travelling to Africa, they directed a group of seven judges to take over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal by force.
If the coup succeeded, it would have sidelined the sovereigntist segment of the Polish political class and removed the opposition to the globalist control over the nation that today represents the strongest military power in the EU. Exactly how Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal obstructs the globalist agenda in Poland became apparent in October 2021.
Law of the land over EU “values and norms…”
In July 2020, EU leaders agreed on a €750 billion package to fund Europe’s economic recover from the consequences of Covid-19 pandemic mad countermeasures. Poland’s share in that package was about €36 billion. However, in October 2021 the Eurocrats blocked the approval of those funds to Poland, because they were annoyed by the Constitutional Tribunal’s official affirmation of Polish sovereignty.
In the wake of several verdicts of the EU Court, condemning the actions of the Polish authorities, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal affirmed the superiority of the Constitution of the Republic over the legislation of the European Union. In effect, the Tribunal pushed against the EU’s introduction of a “conditional mechanism” that would ensure that the recipient states of EU funds adhere to the “values and norms” of the European Union, and that the EU has “tools” to stop such financing in the event of any uppity member states breaking ranks.
Traditionally, EU’s “values and norms” included forcing unrestricted immigration and LGBTQ+ nonsense down every member nation's throats, but by today it includes also confiscating the nation’s gold, forcing her into the Eurozone and marshalling its military forces to defend democracy and freedom against the just-about-to-invade Russian hordes.
Is a new deal on the horizon?
The problem with EU’s attempted coup in Poland is that it has made it plain that the most immediate threat to Poland’s independence and sovereignty isn’t coming from Moscow but from Brussels. In that, it strongly boosted popular support for President Nawrocki and the sovereigntists among Poland’s ruling circles. Most of this cohort is as deeply distrustful of the EU and Ukraine as they are of Russia.
As the Ukrainian ship sinks, they will be looking to reclaim Poland’s historical territories in Volhynia in western Ukraine and possibly even the city of Lvov (now Lviv). According to a recent announcement by Dmitry Medvedev, the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Poland is preparing to enter Ukraine and occupy its western part.
Namely, Poland has suspended the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, which means it will no longer comply with the Treaty’s provisions on limiting the size of armed forces or their deployment. Rather than fighting Russia, as the EU and NATO want, Poland could soon be fighting the remnants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Enemies could become friends
The Kremlin might not object, and Poland could find Russia a willing and cooperative partner in crafting a new security architecture in the region. From today’s perspective, this might seem far-fetched. However, Russian diplomacy overcame the deep distrust that was entrenched between Russia and China and between Russia and Iran.
In their own way, they adopted the dictum of Abraham Lincoln that the best way to destroy an enemy is to make them a friend. In the near future, Russia and Poland might have a common challenge in western Ukraine which will give both sides an important issue to discuss and cooperate on. When that happens, there will be a lot more people in the West crying along with Volodymyr Zelensky.
