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🚨ANNOUNCEMENT – WE ARE BUILDING AN INDEPENDENT MEDIA CHANNEL FOR THE SLAVIC WORLD 🇵🇱🇷🇸🇧🇾🇷🇺🇨🇿🇸🇰🇸🇮🇧🇬🇺🇦🇭🇷🇧🇦🇲🇰 We are creating something like Kanał Zero (voice of the people in Poland) or Valuetainment (bold & independent), but for all Slavs — and in English, so the whole world can finally hear our voice. Just like Al Jazeera gave the Arab world its own platform, Slavic Networks TV will be by Slavs, for Slavs, and for everyone who wants the real story. What we are building: - Honest history of the Slavic peoples — not the version others wrote for us - Current events explained from our perspective, not through Western or globalist lenses - Interviews with voices that mainstream media ignores or silences - Documentaries, shorts, podcasts, analysis, language content, and more We are looking for: ✅ Correspondents from all Slavic countries (Poland, Serbia, Czechia, Slovakia, Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia, etc.) ✅ Editors, writers, translators, voice-over artists, graphic designers ✅ Passionate people who love Slavic history, culture, politics, or languages ✅ Those who feel mainstream media only shows one side of the story You don’t need a fancy degree — just real passion, courage, and willingness to build something meaningful. Important: This project is still in the early volunteer phase. We are building everything from scratch — no big sponsors, no grants, no corporate money. The goal is to grow into a professional, independent platform where the best contributors can eventually be paid. How to join: Send us an email to: slavicnetworks@gmail.com (or DM if you prefer) Tell us a bit about yourself and what you can contribute (writing, video, voice, research, ideas, etc.). Even a short message is enough to start. We are not here to create “better mainstream media”. We are here to create **our own** — Slavic, honest, and unafraid. If you feel called to help shape this, write to us. Slavic Networks TV For Slavs. By Slavs. To the world.

🚨INTERESTING FACT: SLOVAKS TRAVEL THE MOST TO CZECHIA, THEN CROATIA & HUNGARY — STRONG VISEGRAD & SLAVIC PREFERENCE! 🇸🇰🇨🇿🇭🇺❤️ According to official 2024 data from the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic (confirmed by early 2025 trends): Top foreign destinations for Slovaks: 1. 🇨🇿 Czechia 2. 🇭🇷 Croatia 3. 🇭🇺 Hungary 4. 🇮🇹 Italy 5. 🇵🇱 Poland The Visegrad + Slavic core completely dominates.

🚨BREAKING NEWS: BULGARIA QUITS THE UKRAINE WAR COALITION — NO MORE PARTICIPATION IN SUPPORT FOR KYIV AGAINST RUSSIA 🇧🇬🔥🇺🇦 Bulgaria has officially withdrawn from the international coalition of countries providing military and other support to Ukraine against Russia. The announcement was made by the Bulgarian government in Sofia. Former President Rumen Radev emphasized that Bulgaria will no longer take part in this volunteer coalition.

🚨BREAKING NEWS: POLISH MAN CONFRONTS GROUP OF MUSLIMS TRYING TO PRAY IN PUBLIC PARKING AREA — TELLS THEM “NOT ON POLISH SOIL” 🔥🇵🇱 In a widely shared video from Poland, a Polish man confronts a group of Muslims who were preparing to pray in a public parking lot. The man tells them they cannot do this on Polish land. The group eventually packs up and leaves the area.

🚨LATVIAN POLITICIAN ALEKSEJS ROSLIKOVS IN EXILE VOWS TO RETURN HOME AFTER ELECTIONS — “STOP FUNDING THE WAR, RESTORE RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA & BELARUS!” 🔥🇱🇻🇧🇾🇷🇺🇵🇱 Aleksejs Roslikovs, Latvian MP currently in exile in Belarus, announced he is running for re-election to the Latvian Parliament on October 3. He also confirmed his candidacy for President of Latvia. In a strong speech, he promised to return home on October 4 if supported by voters, together with his ally Svetlana Chulkova as Prime Minister candidate. He called for radical change: stop funding the war, end hostility toward neighbors, and restore normal relations with Russia and Belarus. Baltic politicians who dare to speak for peace and good relations with Slavic neighbors are pushed into exile, while those pushing endless war and confrontation stay in power. Roslikovs is saying what many ordinary people in the region think — we are not obliged to finance endless conflict or treat Russia and Belarus as eternal enemies. Slavic nations have the right to choose peace, sovereignty, and good neighborly relations instead of being cannon fodder for distant powers. In Latvia, a Russian-speaking politician in exile is running for parliament and president. He wants to stop Latvia’s involvement in the Ukraine war funding and rebuild ties with Russia and Belarus. This reflects growing tensions in the Baltics between pro-peace voices and the dominant anti-Russian policy.

🚨CONTROVERSY: FORMER POLISH PM LESZEK MILLER REVEALS UKRAINE’S DOUBLE STANDARD ON EXHUMATIONS — QUICK FOR GERMAN SOLDIERS, VERY SLOW FOR POLISH VICTIMS OF VOLHYNIA MASSACRES 🔥🇵🇱🇺🇦 In a recent TV interview, former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller pointed out a clear difference: Ukraine has smoothly exhumed over 13,000 German Wehrmacht soldiers from 2014–2022. At the same time, only a handful of Polish civilians murdered during the WWII Volhynia massacres have been properly exhumed. Miller noted that German remains show typical battle wounds, while Polish ones (often women and children) show extreme brutality — nails in skulls, bones sawed and crushed. He argued this is why Ukrainian authorities are reluctant — they don’t want the world to see the full horror of the crimes. This is yet another example of the classic pattern: Historical truth about the genocide of Poles in Volhynia is inconvenient for those who glorify Bandera and UPA. While ordinary Poles demand proper burials and justice for their murdered ancestors, political interests on both sides drag their feet. We are not obliged to stay silent or accept selective memory. Our people were butchered in the most horrific ways — and the truth must come out, no matter how uncomfortable. For global readers: During WWII, Ukrainian nationalists (UPA) massacred tens of thousands of Polish civilians in Volhynia and surrounding areas in brutal ways. Even today, exhumations of these victims are extremely slow, while German soldiers from the same period were dug up quickly. Miller, now speaking freely in retirement, is calling out the double standard and the ongoing glorification of the perpetrators in Ukraine. Even old left-wing politicians are now saying what many Poles have known for years. Truth doesn’t have an expiration date.

🚨CZECH SPEAKER TOMIO OKAMURA VOWS “I WILL NOT TOLERATE IMMIGRANTS WHO REFUSE TO RESPECT OUR LAWS” 🔥🇨🇿 Tomio Okamura, Speaker of the Czech Chamber of Deputies, stated clearly that he will not tolerate immigrants who break Czech laws. In the video he references recent incidents and stresses that anyone living in the country must follow the rules or face consequences, including deportation. This is the kind of leadership our region needs. Too many European countries have allowed mass migration without demanding respect for local laws and culture. When immigrants commit crimes or openly reject the host society’s rules, it is the duty of elected leaders to protect their own citizens first. Okamura is saying what millions of Slavs and Europeans are thinking: our countries are not hotels for lawbreakers. Sovereignty and law and order come before political correctness.

The "Slavs" in southern Denmark were the Wends (Polabian Slavs), who settled on the islands of Lolland, Falster, and Møn during the Viking Age and early Middle Ages. Today, their presence is primarily preserved through Slavic-origin place names ending in -itse (e.g., Tillitse, Kramnitse) and historical records.

@SlavicNetworks Cimbrian Peninsula and especially Denmark were never slavic! Also not the Switzerland. Swiss are descendantw of Helvetii Celts. Slaves are not native to even 1% of the lands they today inhabite. Will this Gay Larp ever end or will it just continue?

🚨🇵🇱🇨🇿🇸🇰🇸🇮🇭🇷🇷🇸🇧🇦🇲🇪🇲🇰🇧🇬🇷🇴🇧🇾🇺🇦🇷🇺 DID YOU KNOW? LARGE PARTS OF TODAY’S EUROPE WERE ONCE HOME TO SLAVIC PEOPLES. 🌍🔥 Modern archaeology, historical records, and even recent ancient DNA research confirm that from the 6th century onward, West Slavic peoples settled vast areas east of the Elbe, including present-day Brandenburg, Mecklenburg, Lusatia, and Pomerania. The Sorbs, a West Slavic people who still live in eastern Germany today, are a living reminder of this heritage. Recent research published in Nature also found evidence of large-scale Slavic migrations that reshaped the populations of eastern Germany and other parts of Central Europe during the Early Middle Ages.

🚨🇨🇿🇵🇱 ANOTHER ELECTION PROMISE ABANDONED? CZECH MEP FILIP TUREK SAYS HE NEVER PROMISED TO SCRAP THE GREEN DEAL — IS THIS THE SAME PATTERN VOTERS HAVE SEEN ACROSS EUROPE? 🔥 A heated exchange in the Czech Republic is fueling a much bigger European debate. During a televised discussion, Czech MEP Filip Turek rejected claims that he had promised to abolish the EU’s Green Deal. “Find me a video where I said we’d scrap the Green Deal. I’ve never said anything so stupid in my life.” Instead, Turek argued that his goal is to change the Green Deal from within, calling it: “A massive set of taxes designed to re-educate us and make our lives more expensive.” He says his focus has been on reducing its impact while accelerating strategic projects such as nuclear power, transport infrastructure, and other investments he believes are vital for the Czech Republic. For many voters, however, this raises a broader question.

🚨🇵🇱🇺🇦 IN POLAND: UKRAINIAN MAN FROM VOLHYNIA CALLS HIMSELF A “BANDERIST” WHILE INSULTING POLES HONORING THE VICTIMS OF THE VOLHYNIA MASSACRES! 🔥

🚨POLISH POLITICIAN SOUNDS ALARM OVER ALLEGED SILESIAN SEPARATIST EVENT AT UNIVERSITY IN POLAND!🔥🇵🇱 A political storm has erupted after a lecture held at the state-owned Silesian University of Technology allegedly featured views that critics describe as promoting Silesian separatism… According to Polish politician Kacper Ignasiak, the event featured Dr. Natalia Klimaschka, whom he describes as a leading advocate of Silesian autonomy or separatism. He claims she has publicly argued that Poles and Germans should “leave Silesia alone” because it is “their land,” while criticizing what she describes as the forced “Polonization” of the region. The politician questions why such views are allegedly being presented at a public university and asks whether Polish authorities should investigate the matter. Supporters argue this crosses the line from academic discussion into political activism, while others may view it as part of legitimate historical or cultural debate. Silesia has a unique and complex history, with Polish, German, Czech, and regional influences. Discussions about Silesian identity have long been politically sensitive, particularly when they touch on autonomy or separatism.

🚨WHAT DO YOU THINK? CZECH SPEAKER TOMIO OKAMURA PROPOSES ABOLISHING 9TH GRADE SO YOUNG PEOPLE CAN GO TO WORK FASTER — LIKE IN POLAND AND HUNGARY, SAVING 50 BILLION CZK PER YEAR 🔥🇨🇿🇵🇱🇭🇺 Tomio Okamura, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and leader of SPD, proposes scrapping the 9th grade of basic school (introduced in 1996). He claims this would save the state budget around 50 billion Czech crowns annually, lower costs for families, and let young people enter the labor market earlier — without reducing education quality. He references the systems in Poland and Hungary as examples. Basic education duration differs across Europe. Okamura suggests removing one extra year in Czechia to cut costs and accelerate workforce entry, similar to neighboring Poland and Hungary. What do you think? Should countries shorten basic schooling to save money and let young people start working earlier, or is the current system better? Share your opinion below!

Mam nadzieję, że to pójdzie w świat. Właśnie to robili Ukraińcy polskim dzieciom w 1943 roku.

SILESIAN AUTONOMY MARCH IN KATOWICE — ACTIVISTS DEMAND SEPARATE SILESIAN LANGUAGE ON UNESCO LIST & AUTONOMY “FOR EVERYONE LIVING HERE” WHILE ROMANTICIZING GERMAN RULE 🔥🇵🇱 During the March of Silesian Autonomy in Katowice, activist Peter Paul Langer declared: “Autonomy isn’t extremism. Autonomy is normal… We want to represent ourselves here… Autonomy means we want to keep what we have and decide for ourselves how to use Poland’s resources.” He also pushes adding the Silesian language to the UNESCO list and says autonomy is for “Silesians, Pasztets, Gorols, and everyone else.”

🚨SILESIAN MEP ŁUKASZ KOHUT & AUTONOMY MARCHERS PUSH SEPARATE ETHNIC MINORITY & LANGUAGE WHILE SOME DREAM “IT WOULD BE BETTER UNDER GERMANS” — REALITY CHECK: EAST GERMANY IS COLLAPSING & BEING FILLED WITH MIGRANTS 🔥🇵🇱 Łukasz Kohut (MEP, EPP) and Silesian regionalists march for autonomy, separate ethnic minority status, and official Silesian language. Some in these circles claim “it would be better under Germans — fully industrial and rich.” Kohut supports Ukraine’s EU path but admits no fast-track (realistically ~10 years with reforms). regional separatism, false nostalgia, and demographic replacement weaken Polish unity while Slavic nations pay the real price with our identity, sovereignty, borders, and future. Why would Germans industrialize Silesia when they can’t even take care of their own East Germany? The former DDR is still economically collapsed, with young Germans leaving en masse, and now being heavily filled with migrants. Historically, Germans treated Silesians as second-class (“niggers of the south”): poorly educated, exploited workers, stereotyped as drunks. The Silesian Uprisings (Powstania Śląskie) proved Silesians fought for Poland. Silesia is Polish. We reject division and replacement. On Ukraine: even pro-EU voices admit no shortcuts. We have the right to put Polish unity and national survival first. Upper Silesia is a historic Polish industrial heartland. After WWI, Silesians rose up in several uprisings to join the reborn Polish state. Today some activists demand autonomy and separate ethnic status, ignoring past German discrimination and the current problems in eastern Germany. Poland is one and indivisible. Silesians are Poles. Honor the insurgents who fought for Poland.

🚨POLISH DIPLOMAT PIOTR ŁUKASIEWICZ DISGRACES POLAND AT VOLHYNIA COMMEMORATION — EQUATES GENOCIDE OF POLES WITH “UKRAINIAN VICTIMS” IN INTERWAR POLAND 🔥🇵🇱 During the Volhynia massacre remembrance event, Piotr Łukasiewicz (head of the Polish diplomatic mission in Ukraine) gave a speech in which he bowed to Polish victims but immediately pivoted to mentioning “Ukrainian victims” on Volhynia and referred to events in the territories of the former Second Polish Republic. Konrad Berkowicz and many Poles are calling it a direct insult to the memory of the murdered Poles. Even some Polish officials in sensitive positions prioritize not offending Ukraine over honoring Polish victims of one of the most brutal genocides in our history. The Volhynia massacre was not a “controversial episode” with victims on both sides — it was a deliberate, one-sided campaign of ethnic cleansing and genocide against Polish civilians. In 1943, Ukrainian nationalist forces (UPA/OUN) carried out the Volhynia massacre, killing between 50,000 and 100,000 Polish civilians in extremely brutal ways. This was ethnic cleansing aimed at removing Poles from the region. Any attempt to equate this with pre-war tensions or Ukrainian suffering during the same period is widely seen in Poland as an attempt to whitewash the crime and dilute Polish historical memory. Hańba (disgrace). Polish representatives should honor the victims — not relativize their suffering to please foreign audiences.

🚨BULGARIAN SOCIOLOGIST IVO CHRISTOV: DIPLOMACY WITH RUSSIA IS POSSIBLE — BUT ONLY IF NATO WITHDRAWS FROM RUSSIAN BORDERS AND STOPS PUSHING FOR WORLD WAR III 🔥🇧🇬 In a clear interview on Bulgarian television, sociologist and political analyst Ivo Christov stated that real negotiations between the West and Russia can only happen under one condition: NATO must pull its forces back from Russia’s borders, remove strategic weapons from the region, and abandon the path toward a third world war. Since the end of the Cold War, NATO has expanded significantly closer to Russia’s borders, despite earlier assurances given to Russian leaders. Many analysts in Eastern Europe argue that this expansion, combined with weapons deliveries and rejection of security guarantees for Russia, has made direct negotiations extremely difficult. Christov’s position reflects a growing view in parts of Central and Eastern Europe that endless confrontation benefits neither side and risks wider war.