Conversations on Europe - Polish Post-Election Results and their Impact on European Security

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The educational significance of this meeting cannot be underestimated. However, I have concerns about a potential language barrier, as English is not the primary language for the majority of the Polish population. I would like to propose two essential improvements to address this issue. Firstly, consider making such forums a permanent feature post all Polish elections, possibly with financial support from the EU for civic education purposes. Secondly, utilize rapidly advancing AI technology to professionally translate this video conference into Polish and establish a permanent website to host the transcripts since KZbin doesn't allow external links in comments (except within the video content). Many thanks to the hosts and participants for this crucial presentation. Poland's tradition of creating Europe's first and the world's second modern written national constitution is very much alive; It's important to emphasize that preserving this tradition shall involve well-balanced, controlled discussions, and the widest possible civic engagement.

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Don't get me started. LOL. One of the key aspects which, I believe will be the main topic of the next decade, is that immigration absorption is not a sustainable process. While the extreme poverty rate in the world is decreasing, economic stress, income gap, and corruption are not. That alone causes a movement of people immigrating to improve their life, not necessarily to save it, which is practically speaking illegal: no country in the world can or shall absorb foreign economic migration. Reasonably, Poland must retain remedies, which may appear on "the right side of the political spectrum" but they are not; They are fiscal responsibilities which might be summarized as "we will not absorb you into our society if you are not capable to a certain degree of sustaining your own existence". That issue may relate directly to education & language, psychological profile, and even a willingness to work; all of them not completely controllable and unpredictable. As for wars and human suffering and humanitarian relief, they must exist, but they also are much more effective locally by mitigating source causes; Political manipulators who stimulate certain armed conflicts (such as Putin) often only benefit from emigration out of their aggression zones.