Washington ( CNN ) -- In Washington , most speeches by representatives of other countries are , well , diplomatic , carefully written to avoid controversy . A speech by Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski at the German Marshall Fund of the United States on Wednesday broke that mold . Speaking off-the-cuff for much of it , Komorowski gave a frank and , at times , sarcastic evaluation of U.S.-Polish relations . Citing Wikileaks disclosures of State Department cables , which some Polish officials believe show the United States put relations with Russia ahead of Poland 's security interests , Komorowski said : `` Like in marriage -- from time to time its worth taking your wife for a date . '' Translation : The United States should not take Poland for granted . `` It 's like a mantra that 's mumbled , some slogans are specifically repeated , and quite often there is no practice behind them , '' the Polish President said . `` Today I spoke with President Obama about it . Perhaps I used slightly different words but I want to repeat the same : I simply believe that very much has gone the wrong way in Polish-American relations . And this can be testified to by leaks from different American cables . '' Komorowski also complained about the requirement that he submit visa form to visit the United States . Referring to 18th century Polish heroes of the American Revolutionary War , he said : `` Pulaski and Kosciusko today would also have to fill in the visa forms if they wanted to come to the United States . '' Komorowski said , when he filled in his U.S. visa form , he was asked `` whether I am involved in prostitution or if perhaps I was involved in genocide or whether I was a terrorist . '' `` Well , I do n't take it as an insult , '' the Polish president added . `` I 'm not a prostitute . But I have to tell you when I had to answer the question whether I was a terrorist my hand shook a little . Because I do not want to lie . I do not want to lie to the United States . `` But I had some doubt . At the time of the Communist regime I was considered to be a terrorist . It was the language of some of the charges formulated by the prosecutor in the Communist state . So I did not know : Should I write the truth or lie in that form ? So my suggestion is to skip that form . ... It 's not understandable for us . It 's nonsense . It spoils a lot in Polish-American relations . ''
Polish president complains of having to submit visa form to enter the United States . Cables indicate the United States may have taken Poland for granted . Komorowski : `` Very much has gone the wrong way in Polish-American relations ''