I hope today you'll join Trump, And the world will be as one.

Imagine

By Alek Rybczynski, CFP's Poland Reporter ——Bio and Archives--January 22, 2025

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Imagine there's no Biden,
It's easy if you try.
No hell upon us,
Above us, only sky.
Imagine no Kamala,
Smiling all the day.

Imagine no Klaus Schwab
It isn't hard to do.
Nothing to kill or die for,
And no Zelensky, too.
Imagine all the people,
Livin' life in peace.

You may say I'm a dreamer,
But I'm not the only one.
I hope today you'll join Trump,
And the world will be as one.

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Alek Rybczynski, CFP's Poland Reporter——Bio and Archives I am a Polish Canadian poet, writer, journalist, editor and videographer. I have published many poetry books, and received prestigious awards, including best poetry book debut in Poland. In Canada, I published the literary and arts magazine “Oceanic Letter” for almost ten years. Now I am publisher and editor-in-chief of the online magazine Polska Canada. I interviewed Nobel Prize winner Joseph Brodsky, Canadian composer Marjan Mozetich and many others. My journalism is devoted to subjects silenced in the mainstream media. I have written articles on Freedom Convoy for readers in Poland, and I am publishing summaries of uncovered news which matters to our freedoms and fight against a liberal, globalist agenda and political correctness narrative. In 2018 together with Canadians Captains Barry and Matt Sheehy and Paul Sheehy I went to Poland, invited by Polish Government officials, to honour Polish and Canadian soldiers, who fought in WWII. I have made a video, documenting the trip.   Right now I am in Poland for personal reasons, but also to cover the dangerous pro-war propaganda and Poland’s involvement in the conflict in Ukraine. I would love to contribute to Canadian independent media coverage of the complex situation in Europe, and share my experiences with my fellow Canadians. I am thinking of short video presentations and brief articles, written from the point of view of a Polish Canadian, who has roots in European culture.