Aleksander Siergiej has the rank of sergeant major.
He left the Polish army in 2022 after 26 years of service because, in his opinion, the rights
and freedoms of soldiers were blatantly violated.
He appeared before a parliamentary commission of inquiry to report on abuses in the Polish army.
Szymon Fijał is a lieutenant in the Polish army and was most recently the commander of a light infantry company.
He was discharged from the army in 2021 after 10 years.
During his almost ten years of service, he was decorated fourteen times.
After testifying in the Polish parliament about violations of the law and the persecution of soldiers, he
was slandered and dismissed from the professional army.
He was searched in various places and stood trial eight times to defend his rights
Kla-TV asks:
What motivated you to become a professional soldier in the Polish army?
The desire to serve the nation, to defend values, to experience the adventure of life. My adventure lasted almost 26 years.
I wanted to meet strong, determined and noble people with whom I would stand up for the good.
I wanted to become such a person myself, so I decided to become an officer in the Polish army and
made it to the rank of lieutenant in the Polish army.
Kla-TV asks:
Today you are no longer in the army. Why is that?
It started with the compulsory vaccination in the army.
I had to start judging my people by whether they were vaccinated or not.
It didn't suit me that I should treat my subordinates badly just because they didn't want to be vaccinated.
That was too much for me. I wanted to be able to look in the mirror with dignity.
I switched to a unit where there was less pressure.
But after a year, I decided to leave anyway.
I wanted to do more for people, be more active, and so I decided to leave. Just like that, overnight.
Now I run a journalistic editorial office and deal with the problems of soldiers on duty.
I take the military oath I took literally. I take full responsibility for what I do and for the orders I give.
During the declared state of epidemic in Poland, I was the commander of a light infantry
company and had almost 150 soldiers under my command.
I appeared publicly before the Polish parliament to defend my subordinates against the illegal forced vaccination.
As a result, my superiors told the untruth in my annual service appraisal and rated me so low that the Minister of
Defense could dismiss me, which he did on March 31, 2022.
I won the lawsuit against the minister for unlawful dismissal in court in 2023, but the judgment is not yet final.
I was also accused of keeping secret documents in 2022, and I won that case too.
The military prosecutor demanded that I be demoted and my freedom restricted, but the military court
acquitted me because there was no evidence of a crime.
On September 26, 2024, there will be another hearing in this matter before the Military District Court in Warsaw.
Some soldiers, police officers and border guards founded the association "We defend the uniform
for future generations" in Poland in October 20121.
Szymon Fijał and Aleksander Siergiej are also members of this association.
Covid vaccinations have been carried out in the armed forces since the beginning of 2021.
There was neither an official order to vaccinate nor a law, because that would have been unconstitutional.
At the same time, I and other commanders were forced to increase the Covid-19 vaccination rate.
All these measures were illegal, but unfortunately effective.
Officially, less than 60% of the population in Poland has been vaccinated with at least one dose.
We estimate that this rate was over 90% in the Polish army.
Before being vaccinated, each soldier signed a voluntary consent form for the medical procedure - albeit often against his will.
This means that no one bears responsibility for the negative effects of these vaccinations.
Tragedies occurred, soldiers fell ill and in extreme cases were crippled or died.
And they and their families received no additional help from the army - because the army believed that being vaccinated had nothing
to do with military service, even though the soldiers were told that they would discharge all non-vaccinated people in 2022.
Therefore, some of the uniformed officers, who did not receive any help from their superiors and politicians, decided to take
matters into their own hands and, in view of the illegal actions, to establish a legally functioning association
and cooperate with other communities in Poland: with lawyers, real doctors, teachers and others.
Together we stopped the compulsory vaccination in Poland. After public protests and a public hearing, the parliamentarians
rejected the bill to introduce mandatory COVID vaccination!
Kla-TV asks:
How big is the association already and what are the goals?
So there may not be many in our association.
There are about 300 of us in uniform, including soldiers, border guards, police officers, firefighters and many more.
But we know that other uniformed people are looking at us and counting on us, but they are afraid to come to us.
Our goal is for soldiers and officers in uniform of all countries to protect their nations
and the future generations of their countrymen.
That soldiers are only guarantors of the sovereignty of nations and are not used by the authorities unlawfully, contrary to their
oath of allegiance to the nation and against their own citizens.
We call for this and will continue to do so - to act in accordance with the law and in defense of human rights.
We are not giving in to the mass hysteria that the media and politicians are trying to create.
We are committed to public order.
Kla-TV asks:
A new law has recently allowed Polish soldiers to use firearms.
At the same time, this law also states that the military can be deployed in domestic operations even in peacetime.
What do you think?
First of all, the right to use weapons has always been a good right and does not need to be improved.
Anyone who is entitled to bear arms may use them for necessary defense, and the uniformed services have the
right to use them to defend the inviolability of borders.
Using a firearm means shooting at another person with penetrating ammunition.
Unfortunately, this right was violated by the soldiers' superiors, who did not even allow
them to use their weapons to fire warning shots.
This is a violation of the fundamental right to life guaranteed in the European Convention on Human Rights.
Anyone whose life is threatened has the right to defend themselves.
In Poland, the law is structured in such a way that it even implies a duty of necessary
defense - out of concern for the common good.
One of the soldiers on duty at the border was killed by so-called refugees with a makeshift spear.
I believe that this tragedy was deliberately brought about in order to find a pretext to change the law and
smuggle into it the possibility of deploying soldiers for peacetime military operations on Polish territory.
The possibilities for the use of the Polish army by the authorities have been extended and now the
President of the Republic of Poland can transfer these new powers to NATO troops stationed in Poland.
There is a new law that may allow NATO troops to take part in peacetime operations if the security of the Polish state
is threatened, e.g. to suppress unrest on Polish territory.
In 2023, soldiers from the USA, Canada, Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom were granted
the right to use firearms by the Polish President.
I could give two more examples of what is currently happening at the border.
Many soldiers have been told that they need to think before they use their weapons.
The reintroduction of a 200-meter buffer zone was announced.
The soldiers will only react if illegal people appear in this zone.
In an emergency, it will be possible to use means of defense against an attack.
The principle of "proportionality" has been invented.
This means that if a soldier sees a person crossing the border illegally and realizes that they have a
knife on them, for example, they cannot use their weapon.
He can then use his bayonet, because that's what he has a bayonet for. That's nonsense!
Fortunately, many soldiers do not order their subordinates to follow this nonsense.
Another case: The court in Bialystok upheld the claim of an Afghan who fell over a fence while climbing and broke his foot.
A cast was put on his foot in a Polish hospital and he was later brought back to Belarus.
When he left for Minsk, Polish activists informed him that he could file a complaint with the
administrative court against being returned to the border.
The first case of this kind dates back to 2023, in which three Afghans demanded PLN 240,000.
The examination of the complaint is dragging on because two of the "illegals" have left Poland and are to
be questioned by the authorities of another country in which they have already settled.
We defend the country and often get into trouble.
Instead, they are fighting for compensation.
Kla-TV asks:
Soldiers are thus punished for defending the country's borders and even their own lives, and those who
cross the border illegally are even rewarded for doing so.
Couldn't such events and distortions of the law even trigger a war?
We believe that the threat to people is not only war, which we should be constantly afraid of, but also the
blatant human rights violations for which the authorities use the uniformed services in peacetime.
Throughout the so-called Western world, we are facing a situation similar to that
triggered by the mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Individual states are deprived of their sovereignty and people are even deprived of their right to life, which is
guaranteed by the right to necessary defense against a threat.
We have sworn to defend the nation, not to follow a supranational agenda.
Kla-TV asks:
Is it because of this supranational agenda that it is so important for them to network internationally?
What has happened has happened to us people in uniform more or less everywhere, regardless of
what uniform we wear or in which country we serve.
I know that in Germany, for example, the following soldiers were sentenced to prison for not being vaccinated:
They were Jan Reiners, Alexander Bittner, who was sentenced to six months in prison and has now gone on hunger strike.
The soldier Woitalla, who was expelled from the army after 20 years, and Daniel Futschik, who was suspended.
It's important that we uniformed people know that it doesn't matter which country...it's basically the same everywhere!
Governments need us uniformed people to intimidate the public.
They can't do anything without us. They need us to spread fear.
We are their - you could say - armed arm.
Without us, they will do NOTHING! Without the services, they are nothing.
If we abide by the law, society is safe.
That is why it is important that a spark in one country makes people in another country stop being afraid.
Stop being afraid! and demand only one thing: let us work according to the law.
The two Polish soldiers conclude with the following appeal to all those in uniform:
Szymon Fijał: Soldiers and others in uniform uphold the constitution and serve their
nation, not the interests of those in power.
We will not allow the sovereignty of our country and the right to life of our compatriots to be infringed.
This is our obligation to our past and future generations.
Aleksander Siergiej: Our appeal to all officers in uniform:
The nation needs you to protect the law. The politicians need you to break it.
Remember who you have sworn to serve! We are not asking you NOT to follow orders.
You must follow them, but only those that are in accordance with the law.
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