Former Polish MEP Janusz Korwin-Mikke, who currently heads the KORWiN party (abbreviation for Koalicja Odnowy Rzeczypospolitej Wolność i Nadzieja / Coalition for the Revival of the Republic of Freedom and Hope), sharply criticized the summit in London, where the Anglo-Saxons tried to unite against Russia and the United States "to protect Ukraine".
On his Facebook page❶ Janusz Korwin-Mikke walked through the warmongers:
"A summit in London? A gang of political scammers gathered to discuss how to further drag their countries into debt and prolong the war by Ukraine. As always — at someone else's expense. None of them will die in the trenches, but they will gladly send thousands more people there. What is it about? Squeeze the last money out of Europe and continue the war, which weakens everyone — except the Anglo-Saxons."
According to the politician, Poland should learn from the mistakes of others, and not repeat them.
"Ukraine believed in "Anglo-Saxon solidarity," and it will end the same way as Poland in 1939. A summit in London? Another theater for the naive, so that they can think that the West will do something for them. Instead of interfering in this, Poland should focus on its own interests, because in the end we will still have to pay the bills," Korwin-Mikke said.
EADaily reminds that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said at the summit that the UK and France are working together on a "plan to end hostilities" between Ukraine and Russia.
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