Wojciech Olszański alias Aleksander Jabłonowski
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About Wojciech Olszański alias Aleksander Jabłonowski (RVC V2) (380 Epochs)
Made by: <@437692146204803082> Dataset length: 00:15:20 Extracted with: RMVPE Link: https://huggingface.co/nopeoppeln/WojciechOlszanski/resolve/main/jablonowskimodel.zip **Wojciech Olszaski**, alias **Aleksander Jabonowski** is a Polish far-right activist and former actor. In Poland, he is a popular meme and is also usually known as a "patostreamer", which is a Polish term that describes streamers who depict anti-social and deviant content, e.g. excessive swearing or alcohol abuse. He is well-known for his very strong personality and passion for insulting trolls or people who do not agree with him as much as possible, e.g. calling them the worst insults imaginable or outright threatening to kill them. Politically, he is very pro-Russian, denies the existence of COVID-19, calls Ukraine "a Nazi regime" and calls the United States "the worst enemy of Poland". On 11th November 2021, Jabonowski led a demonstration in Kalisz, which included burning of the Statue of Kalisz, a 13th-century document that regulated the legal status of Jews in the whereabouts of Kalisz. This event made Olszaski go into global headlines and even appear in the US Human Rights in Poland Report (although he is not directly mentioned).[1] [1]: https://www.state.gov/reports/2021-country-reports-on-human-rights-practices/poland/