The 'topic' of the thread you created for 'debate' was nothing more than a thinly disguised attempt at drawing me into another argument with you, wasn't it Mr Highpants.
Not at all. It was to see whether certain Poles who post here would apply the same rules to Australia as they apply to the UK. It was also to see whether you would apply the same rules to yourself as you apply to other. The answer is that of course you will not.
You went to the extraordinary lengths of resurrecting your own long dead thread to try and entice me into your spider web of intrigue
You brought this thread up, not me.
Being the rubbish your thread is though, it has received the responses it so richly deserved.
Other people have attempted to debate the topic. You have made no attempt to do anything other than hurl insults. Could this be because you can not debate or because you can not debate this topic without exposing yourself as the hypocritical racist we know you to be?
Speaking of debating skills, or lack of, why don't you traverse and review this entire forum for previous 'debates' we have had and show me just one debate where a genuine argument of yours has prevailed over mine.
Throwing insults does not win a debate, dear boy. Not even the racist insults that you so adore. I’m still waiting for you to go into detail about what exactly Britain could have done in September 1939 and failed to do, the things which you claim ake the British responsible for what happened to Poland.
(Word to the wise Harry - there's nothing wrong with my spelling, but thanks for giving me the further ammunition!)
Typing “you” in place of “your” is a typographical error, one which I now notice after reading my post again. Writing proof-read as two words and insisting that ‘proof read’ is correct after reading a post again is nothing but ignorance.
Harry:
leaving one flower on each of the three WWII massacre memorials
I did not say WWII massacre memorials. I said for you to place flowers on the graves of Polish and Polish Jew soldiers who perished in WW2 in Warsaw, particularly AK soldiers.
If you knew even half as much as you claim to know, you’d know that a great many of the people those memorials commemorate have no marked grave.
Now remind us: why is that you have never had the opportunity to place flowers on even a single grave of a Pole who died fighting in WWII? Isn’t the truth that you just don’t care enough? Yes, that would be it.