CIA Killed 20 Polish Officers

Written by Eldib

November 27, 2008 at 7:19 am

Courtesy Of ElDib

CIA Killed 20 Polish Air Force Officers Who Opposed “Antimissile Shield” In Poland

It is evident that the anti-Russian propaganda in Poland reaches new heights. After the publicity campaign for the film “Katyn” (in the media I find a short information that all soldiers of Polish Army were compelled to see his film, as the part of their “cultural training”), the construction of the American “antimissile shield” become once again the propaganda tool, serving to stir both anti-Russian and anti-European emotions among common people. Only two weeks ago the newly elected in last September, Polish government was declaring officially its hardly concealed hostility towards this “shield” as the USA-owned, dangerous for Polish citizenry, military installation on Polish territory. And than suddenly, on the February 1st, Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Radek Sikorski (a member of the American Enterprise Institute, by the way) suddenly changed his mind and inclined, during his visit in Washington, to all pressures exercised by White House. This American “master of Eastern Europe” is wishing to establish in Poland not only the (anti)missile base, but also several subsequent, US Army owned, military bases. This supposedly in order to protect Poland from Russian hegemonistic drive.

What happened, which changed the mind of Polish government so rapidly? On January 23rd a big military cargo plane, which was bought only two years earlier from the Spanish CASA producer, crushed in northern Poland, killing in this accident 20 high officers of Polish Air Force, including the chief of the personnel assuring the security of Polish airspace, general Andrzejewski. The origin of this crush still remains a mystery, supposedly pilots made a too narrow u-turn during the second attempt of landing in relatively good weather conditions. This, seriously wounding Polish military staff accident, professor Ivo Cyprian Pogonowski, an 85 years old, internationally known historian, living since decades in USA, commented in a following way, quoting information he found in a book of John Perkins “Confessions of Economic hit-Man”:

“Every one politician (trying to liberate his country from “pincers of freedom” imposed by US Department of State) was told: “If you will be docile, you will be rich, but in case of disobedience you will finish like Allende in Chile, Arbenz in Guatemala or Lumumba in Congo”. The presidents of two countries, men whom I respected and thought of as kindred spirits - Jaime Roldós, president of Ecuador, and Omar Torrijos, president of Panama - both had just died in fiery crashes. Their deaths were not accidental. They were assassinated because they opposed that fraternity of corporate, government, and banking heads whose goal is global empire. We Economic Hit Men failed to bring Roldós and Torrijos around, and the other type of hit men, the CIA-sanctioned jackals who were always right behind us, stepped in.” End of Perkins’ quote.

It is of interest to know whether the recent death, in Poznan Voievodie, of Polish generals, commanders of air forces, was a similar one, for they were not giving the permission for the construction of “shield” in Poland, and they did not want to endanger their country with the possibility of Russian nuclear counter-strikes.”

Pogonowski indeed turned to be a prophet bringing bad news: only a week after the crash of CASA cargo aircraft, Polish government has changed its mind concerning the installation of the (surely nuclear) “shield”, Its installation is planned at the abandoned military airport of Redzikowice, which is situated only 2 km from Pomeranian Academy of Pedagogy, where I teach, and only 4 km from the center of city of Slupsk, with its 100 thousand of citizens.

Of interests are two “small” facts:

1/ The CASA cargo plane crushed only 20 minutes after an inter-landing at Krzesiny military airport near Poznan, where at present a US military air base is located.

2/ The article titled “Global Corruption”, in which Pogonowski enounced such an “interesting” explication of the recent CASA catastrophe in Poland, has disappeared from Pogonowski”s website www.pogonowski.com .It happened that I copied earlier the passage translated into English above, so I repeat Pogonowski”s “miraculously missing” prophecy in its Polish original:

Ciekawe, czy niedawna śmierć w Poznańskim polskich generałów dowódców lotnictwa, była analogiczna, ponieważ nie zgadzali się na budowę “Tarczy” w Polsce i nie chcieli narażać ojczyzny na rosyjskie bomby nuklearne. “

With greetings from Pomerania, I ask to dispatch this message to the wide circle of readers of your website.

Marek G

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From Official Media

Polish Plane Crash Kills 20

WARSAW, Poland — A Polish military plane carrying 20 passengers and crew crashed in flames in northwestern Poland, killing all aboard including an air force general, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Thursday.

Polish military transport aircraft CASA C-295 is seen in this undated file photo. Several Polish air force commanders were feared killed on January 23 when their military plane with 19 people aboard crashed on the way back from a conference on aviation safety. Agencies

The plane, with 16 members of the Polish armed forces and four crew members aboard, was approaching an air base at Miroslawiec shortly after 7 p.m. Wednesday when it went down in a forested area, officials said.

“Soldiers, husbands, and fathers have died, and that is the most tragic result of this catastrophe,” said Tusk. He called it a “huge loss for the Polish air force.”

The passengers, who were returning from a flight safety conference, included air brigade commander Brig. Gen. Andrzej Andrzejewski and Col. Jerzy Pilat, commander of the Miroslawiec base, said Defense Minister Bogdan Klich. The military branches and ranks of the other victims weren’t immediately available.

Tusk said it particularly lamentable that the victims “were returning to their units from a conference devoted” to flight safety.

The Spanish-built CASA C-295M transport plane was about 2 miles from the airstrip when it clipped trees on its approach, crashed into a wooded area and burst into flames, officials said.

“We don’t know what the cause of the crash was right now,” Maj. Bogdan Ziolkowski, a spokesman for the base, told The Associated Press.

Tusk said emergency crews were still looking for the black box in their effort to clarify what went wrong.

The plane had more people on board when it took off from Warsaw, but had already landed at three other military airports. It had two more planned stops in Swidwin and Krakow.

Polish media were describing the accident as one of the worst military disasters in more than three decades. President Lech Kaczynski was cutting short a visit to Croatia to return to Poland on Thursday, a spokesman said.

A Polish military expert, Grzegorz Holdanowicz, said it was the first air disaster involving a CASA C-295M, a plane he called one of the safest in the Polish air force. The Polish military also uses the plane type in Iraq and in Afghanistan, where it supports the U.S.-led operations.

The pilots of Wednesday’s flight were from a transport squadron based in Balice, near Krakow, that had flown in Iraq and Afghanistan, the squadron spokesman, Cpt. Piotr Jaszczuk said.

By Marek Glogoczowski

Further Information:

1. http://www.ChinaDaily.com.cn/world/2008-01/24/content_6418746.htm

2. http://www.IsraelShamir.net/English/Eng31.htm