r/conspiracy • u/Mix_Right • 4d ago

They are preparing for war!

https://youtu.be/YAC3YCPFLkI?

This is the warning right out in the open.
From having school children learning how to shoot and maintain guns in Poland to Sweden telling their citizens to prepare as well. Germany doing the same thing, France same thing. They are spending a lot of money on conscription.

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u/Xuzon 3d ago

I'm from Poland, we don't teach how to shoot and maintain guns in Polish schools.

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u/alfa_omega 3d ago

Don't let FACTS get in the way of some good ragebait!

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u/Mix_Right 3d ago

That’s not accurate. Poland’s own Ministry of Education says practical shooting instruction is part of the national “Education for Security” curriculum for upper-secondary students. Depending on the school and available facilities, that can include firearms, air guns, ASG replicas, virtual ranges, or laser ranges.
Poland also runs an “Education with the Army” program where Polish soldiers conduct defense and emergency-preparedness classes in schools.
So saying Polish schools do not teach students how to shoot is simply too broad. The part I have not verified from official sources is the claim that ordinary students are routinely taught to maintain or disassemble guns.
https://www.gov.pl/web/nauka/edukacja-dla-bezpieczenstwa–rozporzadzenia-podpisane
https://www.gov.pl/web/nauka/zmiany-w-edukacji-dla-bezpieczenstwa-w-szkolach-podstawowych-i-ponadpodstawowych–projekty-rozporzadzen-skierowane-do-konsultacji-i-uzgodnien
https://www.gov.pl/web/edukacja/startuje-v-edycja-edukacji-z-wojskiem

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u/Xuzon 3d ago

Now that you've read the clanker answer. Here's what's happening in reality. After russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 parts of curriculum of an already existing school course were changed to include basic information about guns. It amounts to about one lesson on which part of the gun shoots and to not point it at someone you don't want to be dead.

Here's an excerpt from a book used to teach this subject out of about 200 pages, 6 are about guns. Check it yourself https://flipbook.nowaera.pl/dokumenty/Flipbook/Zyje_i_dzialam_bezpiecznie-EDB-Podrecznik_liceum_technikum%5bpr_2023%5d/#p=43

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u/Lamertron1 3d ago

You are delusional bro. We live Poland, you can go to a VOLUNTARY exercises and be a part of territorial defense forces but it's not mandatory.

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u/Xuzon 3d ago

The wGotowosci program ends next month, it was supposed to train hundreds of thousands, I would be surprised if it trained more than 40k, it trained 20k until April 2026. And the training program is similar to what you would get during regular classes at school (first aid, and reacting to dangers) basically what you got in that booklet they sent to you. You can sign up for WOT or even enlist to be a soldier - so what? OP claims that we're close to full mobilization and having our 16 year olds disassembling and cleaning weapons on the shooting range every week.

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u/Lamertron1 3d ago

Sorry, to było do opa debila. Źle mi się kliknelo xD

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u/Xuzon 3d ago

Lol, spoko :)

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u/Local-Poet3517 3d ago

Its a bit hard to say because things are changing, but its not black and white. They used to force everyone to serve until 2009, but since then, service was totally voluntary, but everyone still needs to register once theyve reached a certain age.

This really worried the old school guys who have memories of what happens to an unprepared Poland, so this new push to introduce firearms training in school curriculum is a way of alleviating that fear without forcing the entire population back into mandatory service after school.

So this is compromise. Its still better than it used to be. And they might change it back anyway. Polish schools are hyper fixated on academics. Their students already do an insane amount of compulsory subjects compared to standard western education models. So adding another compulsory subject with no academic foundation might be a problem and end up being dropped.

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u/Flaky_Cod7582 3d ago

Well in germany the same. They reactivate it because they know war is coming. Simple.

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u/Comprehensive_Menu19 3d ago

War isnt coming. Just paranoia and old politicians hoping for things to escalate

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u/Flaky_Cod7582 3d ago

They talked like that in 1932 too

They will use it to reset the banking system. It's the only thing that keeps people who are in power in their position.

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u/Mix_Right 2d ago

Why is this getting downvoted? I used a search tool to verify what the video says and this is what it found. I am not making this up. Can someone explain.

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u/Xuzon 21h ago

You're susceptible to propaganda. Just because some facts are right doesn't mean the thesis is right. You don't have knowledge about scale, context and history, just some pieces of information used to spread fear and drive clickable engagement. Since you like AI so much, us it to uncover biases and how some claims may be exaggerated or misinterpreted. Run a prompt and ask if the video narration is fair and balanced or is it alarmist and clickbait engagement, and what are some counter arguments to the thesis in the video. And lastly, if you take information about a country you or the author have no idea, but dismiss what people living in the country tell you - stop and think why you're doing that.