𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏

I am keeping a logbook of the world's greatest fools, and I have just written your name at the very top.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

Just a dude who is against everything that is bad for his country and Europe.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@WilliWinzi95848 @welt Helmut, go back to school. The Bromberger Blutsonntag was a reaction to the German invasion of Poland. Not all of the victims were civilians. Some were saboteurs who attacked Polish soldiers.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@Pawe344471Pawe @ZelenskyyUa Nie, Paweł, tylko głupi Polacy.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@welt If you ever do a report on Banderism and fascism in Ukraine, here is a video showing how Ukrainians glorified fascism back in the 1940s.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@CBeaumart @welt @NawrockiKn @ZelenskyyUa Ukrainian piggy, it is precisely Ukraine that shows no respect for Poland by glorifying Nazi collaborators and the murderers of over 100,000 Poles. Andriy Melnyk, an OUN leader and Nazi collaborator, even received a state-honored reburial in Ukraine.

https://t.co/Wf6L4KRpS9

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

As we were bringing Colonel Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia back to Ukraine – through Zakarpattia and then across half the country to our free capital, Kyiv – this path was not marked by the discord that had so often knocked us, and Ukraine, off our feet in the past. There were no doubts about who Ukraine’s true enemy is, and who its friends, partners, and brothers are. And what was there was gratitude – our unconditional gratitude to all those who have dedicated their lives to serving Ukraine, and thanks to whom Ukraine withstands Russian strikes and continues to endure – gratitude to our warriors, gratitude to all our people.

Colonel Andriy Melnyk returned to a different Ukraine – not the one he had been forced to leave, but the one he had dreamed of. He dreamed of it – as did thousands of other such significant Ukrainian figures. I thank all those who are truly doing their best to ensure that our Ukrainian national memory remains a living memory. I am grateful to everyone who has worked to make such returns of great Ukrainian figures possible and to give the Ukrainian People their own pantheon of heroes.

Glory to every Ukrainian hero! Glory to all our Ukrainian warriors! Glory to our people!

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@_Cat_a_Hat @welt „Gegenseitige Entschuldigungen“

Ist das dein ukrainisches Verständnis von Entschuldigungen? Indem ihr Ukrainer weiterhin die Mörder von über 100.000 Polen glorifiziert? 🤡

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@testkonto03 @welt Ukrainian piggy, the Armia Krajowa fought in occupied Poland against the Germans and its collaborators such as the Ukrainians (OUN, UPA, Waffen SS Galizien) and Lithuanians (Lietuvos vietinė rinktinė).

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@_iBodik_ @welt Ukrainian piggy, you forgot to mention that he is not glorified in Poland. You Ukrainians, on the other hand, glorify Stepan Bandera, Andriy Melnyk, or Roman Shukhevych, mass murderers who collaborated with Nazi Germany and massacred over 100,000 Poles.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@_iBodik_ @welt Ukrainian piggy, Poland couldn't have occupied Ukrainian land because a Ukrainian state never existed before 1991, so stop spreading your Ukrainian propaganda on the internet. And the only fascists here are you Ukrainians.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@CharakterTanja @welt Because Nawrocki represents Polish interests and criticizes Ukraine for glorifying the murderers of over 100,000 Poles? Man, you sound really stupid.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@CharakterTanja @welt What a load of bullshit. What colonization? Ukraine as a state didn't even exist before 1991, and it was the Ukrainians who started carrying out constant political assassinations and acts of sabotage against Poland in the early 1930s.

https://t.co/8ZHZVG2F6d

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@CharakterTanja @welt What a dumb comment. It is precisely the Ukrainians who are living in the past by glorifying Banderism and fascism.

[Karol Nawrocki @NawrockiKn]

Nie możemy zapomnieć o naszej historii. Niech żyje Polska!

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@FreeWayCS @Dispropoganda Sure buddy, that’s why Ukrainians collaborated with Nazi Germany after the invasion of Poland and, together with Otto Wächter, founded the Waffen-SS Galicia in 1943.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@FreeWayCS @Dispropoganda Sounds pretty stupid to use independence as an excuse to collaborate with Nazi Germany and massacre over 100,000 Poles, not to mention that Ukrainians had already been constantly terrorizing Poland with political assassinations and acts of sabotage since the early 1930s.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@KnoeblMaie @Dispropoganda You sound pretty stupid, Ukrainian piggy. Just because Nawrocki represents Polish interests and criticizes a country that glorifies the murderers of over 100,000 Poles, it doesn't mean he's pro-Russian. According to your logic, you're a fascist.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@YayMak2haha @Dispropoganda Okay Ukrainian piggy, hopefully we can deport you soon.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@donaldtusk Niemiecki idioto, jeśli wolisz lizać dupę Ukraińcom, to jedź do Kijowa i tam zostań. Nie każdy Polak jest tak głupi jak ty i ignoruje fakt, że Ukraińcy gloryfikują morderców ponad stu tysięcy Polaków.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@Dispropoganda He also blocked me after I wrote that:

https://t.co/cpD68r3X11

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@mhmck Ukrainian piggy, go back to school. After the German invasion of Poland, Ukrainians collaborated with Nazi Germany and massacred over 100,000 Poles. 83 years later, Ukrainians still glorify the OUN, UPA, and the Waffen-SS Galicia. So stop writing bullshit.

[𝗦.𝘁.𝗮.ń.𝗰.𝘇.𝘆.𝗸 🃏 @IStanczykI]

@driscoll13_n @mhmck You sound very stupid, Nik—very, very stupid. Poland has never been an empire in its history, nor did it ever conquer half of Ukraine, because Ukraine never existed as a state prior to 1991. Here is Poland at the beginning of the 16th century, show me Ukraine?