Zmiana leader Mateusz Piskorski will soon face unfair trial

On August 10th, Warsaw court will make a decision  either to agree to the prosecutor’s request to prolong the detention of  Zmiana leader Mateusz Piskorski, whom the security services accuse with spying for China, Russia, and Iraq, or to let him finally walk free.

Mateusz Piskorski is located in a cell alone and goes out for walks alone. These are cruel methods depriving a prisoner of contact with the outside world and a sense of time which, in their extreme form, can lead to depression and collapse.

Any day now, Piskorski is supposed to be transferred to Białołęka or the Radomski detention center, which prison authorities have explained as necessary due to the planned liquidation of the famous Rakowiecka prison in whose place the PiS government wants to set up a museum to the so-called cursed soldiers, i.e., those who shot peasants that received land after the war thanks to land reform.

The second charge is one which the Polish security services learned from Ukrainian media. Apparently, at the beginning of last year, a monument to the criminal Bandera was destroyed in Ukraine. Piskorski is accused of abetting, inciting, or perpetrating this act. The evidence of this is so far unknown, but is it so difficult to exclude that so-called Polish “justice” could be working against a Polish citizen on the orders of the Ukrainian SBU?

Piskorski’s hearing will be held on August 10th, but from what I know, in this “democratic state of law,” his hearing will be held without his own participation and once again behind closed doors.
He can, of course, request that he be allowed to participate in the hearing, but as was the case with all of his other requests, they are considered only after the fact.

Background on this from Katehon:

Mateusz Piskorski, former deputy of the Polish Sejm for the party “Self-Defense of the Republic of Poland”, founded Zmiana in 2015. The backbone of the party consists of activists from both left and right-wing anti-liberal political structures who decided to act together against liberal hegemony in support of traditional values, Polish national identity, and social justice. Piskorski’s party managed to transcend the “left-right” division and establish a consolidated anti-liberal political force. Undoubtedly, one of the purposes of the repression against Zmiana was destroying this dangerous ideological enemy of the pseudo-conservatives of the ruling Law and Justice party.

Zmiana is not the only anti-Atlanticist structure which has endured repressions in Poland. Recently, anti-NATO activists of the Communist Party of Poland and the Grunwald Patriotic Workers’ Union were sentenced to “restricted liberty” for the “promotion of totalitarianism.” The repressions ongoing against Zmiana are mass-scale and grotesque, and simultaneously remind one of the political processes of totalitarian regimes from the ’30’s of the last century or the American witch hunt of the 1950’s.

Another reason for the repression against Zmiana is its anti-Atlanticist geopolitical position. The party and its leader are in favor of the restoration of Poland's sovereignty, stand against the Republic of Poland's membership in NATO, and have criticized the transformation of the country into an American colony which is being dragged into a possible confrontation with Russia. Piskorski and fellow activists visited Russian Crimea, where they participated as observers of the referendum on Crimea’s self-determination, and supported the peoples republics of Donbass against the Bandera regime in Kiev. Mateusz Piskorski is one of the leaders of the European Center for Geopolitical Analysis, a Euro-continentalist think thank.

Poland has been transformed into a frontline for the NATO-Russia confrontation. An additional contingent of NATO troops has been deployed to the country and part of the US missile defense system’s launchers, which can be used to house medium-range, nuclear-warhead missiles aimed at Russia, is planned to be placed in Poland. From the point of view of US strategists, Poles are expected to ensure the strengthening of American influence in Belarus and Ukraine. NATO military analysis are not embarrassed to talk about a possible military confrontation between NATO and Russia in which Poland would take part. The totalitarian repression against anti-Atlanticist forces in Poland anticipates the West’s further deterioration of relations with Russia. The chances of a new conflict (either a hybrid war or direct military clashes) on the territory of Ukraine or in the northwest of Russia have been evaluated as very high.