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Why has Poland been attacked so often by its neighbors?


ConstantineK  26 | 1298  
23 Jun 2008 /  #151
I can allways count on getting some freshly made kielbasa, fresh butter and vegetables when I visit my folks in Poland.

We stake on genetically modificated soybean, we have alot of free lands unless Poland, so we could feed world. Besides, don't mix up peasants and farmers. Peasant class means backwardness.
tomek  - | 134  
23 Jun 2008 /  #152
Peasant class means backwardness.

There we difer, I like my stubborn fellows home. They are conservative and very reserved towards new things, not a bad habit if you ask me.

And they are not as illitrate as you think they are. Besides they can very well cope without genetical modification, though I support genitical choice (examine plants geneticaly and choose the right one to mix them in a natural way), I highly oppose building genetical codes by man.

It's a moral and security measure. I do not want genetical engineered codes to spread throughout the world destroing plants by carrying in terminator-genes into native plants. I did not know that russia was persuaded to be part of this process, but money dictates the process I think.
pawian  221 | 25381  
23 Jun 2008 /  #153
because we already haven't this class, as I previously said, about 90% of Russian citizens live in towns.

If you call bigger villages towns, then it is a correct statement about Russia.

If we stick to the notion that a village is a village and not a town, then we have about 70% of the Russian population living in urban areas.

globalis.gvu.unu.edu/indicator_detail.cfm?IndicatorID=30&Country=RU
As you can see from the chart, 90% will be in 2100.

We stake on genetically modified soybean, we have alot of free lands unless Poland, so we could feed world. Besides, don't mix up peasants and farmers. Peasant class means backwardness.

Feeding the world by Russia is a dream.....

First of all, Russia hasn't got enough good soils. Unfortunately for Russians, Russia is not Ukraine :) :)
Secondly, Russian climate doesn't allow good crops (either too cold or too dry) in agriculture.

Now, the matter of peasants.

Russia hasn't the class of peasants because they were exterminated by Stalin or turned into socialist farm slaves for kolkhoz purposes. We all know that when kolkhozes existed during communism, the Soviet Union (with Ukraine!) was never able to produce enough grain to feed its peoples. Large quantities of grain were imported from the USA and others, and it wasn't the problem of the climate or soils.

Today the kolkhoz mentality is still prevailing among farm workers, who are neither farmers nor peasants. They don`t own the land, so they don`t care about work.

That is why Russia won`t be able to feed not only the world but also itself in the nearest future, it already has to import a lot of food today, just like in times of the USSR.

cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/rs.html
ConstantineK  26 | 1298  
23 Jun 2008 /  #154
There we difer, I like my stubborn fellows home.

he, my grand-grand father was illiterate peasant till he had fled from his village to learn reading and writing in Tolstoy's school. After that already educated young man he became writer, and wrote alot of novels of peasants life in his native vilage only to be killed by those peasants whom he so adored.
Borrka  37 | 592  
24 Jun 2008 /  #155
And this is my contribution to the thread about peasants.
Fascinating life of Russian villages or rather
"urban population" in small towns:

pl.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF5nWfRiX_o

Watch it carefully - it's kinda Russian remake of Ferreri's
La Grande bouffe lol.
ConstantineK  26 | 1298  
26 Jun 2008 /  #156
pl.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF5nWfRiX_o

I even do not have intention to watch this another Internet downloaded sh!t
legion  - | 42  
26 Jun 2008 /  #157
there are many maps and theories on Slav expansion so stop toting your little theories as an engraved plaque.

There were many Poles captured who were forced even into the SS let alone wehrmacht. My friend's (who is Polish) grandfather was offered to be in the SS and collaborate with the nazis.

telling people to read books is not a valid form of proof,evidence, or anything but sheer laziness
ConstantineK  26 | 1298  
27 Jun 2008 /  #158
My friend's (who is Polish) grandfather was offered to be in the SS and collaborate with the nazis.

Bullet in his nape
southern  73 | 7059  
27 Jun 2008 /  #159
There were many Poles captured who were forced even into the SS

There were no polish SS divisions.
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #160
Yes there were. notably volunteers and in the panzer divisions who were captured
southern  73 | 7059  
28 Jun 2008 /  #161
There were no polish SS divisions.

Yes there were

Tell me some names of the divisions.
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #162
use google buddy, Im not here to waste my time with westerners. It's a Polish forum and westerners are always butting in with their fat glued on their ends
VaFunkoolo  6 | 654  
28 Jun 2008 /  #163
I bet you make friends easily. Dont you?
osiol  55 | 3921  
28 Jun 2008 /  #164
use google

Because everything on the internet is true.
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #165
depending on what full text and/or article you read what researcher, historian, etc. don't exaggerate, you know all books aren't even true, anyway... I've had my share with debating western geniuses but realizing their tactics and constant brain washed droning, I've had enough
VaFunkoolo  6 | 654  
28 Jun 2008 /  #166
Western geniuses are so much more interesting than Polish meatheads
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #167
why are you even here? you feel like you and your America have to stick democracy and your stupid ideas everywhere right?
VaFunkoolo  6 | 654  
28 Jun 2008 /  #168
Just because I think you are a Polish fool, it doesn't mean I'm American. Surely you dont need me to explain that to you
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #169
what are you then?
VaFunkoolo  6 | 654  
28 Jun 2008 /  #170
Uzbekistani. Even in my country we laugh at silly Polish meatheads. It is like our national passtime. And when our football players break the rules, we do not look for someone else to blame. We are a proud nation.
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #171
too bad I'm not a Polish meat head, just someone with realistic views on my country

So where were you born? what is the uzbek national anthem called? what is your country's flag colors and capital?
and where do you currently live? I can tell you are obviously westernized so don't lie
VaFunkoolo  6 | 654  
28 Jun 2008 /  #172
use google buddy, Im not here to waste my time with poles

Clown
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
28 Jun 2008 /  #173
Thanks for your advice

Greg
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #174
Haha caught the little liar, uzbek.. right.
southern  73 | 7059  
28 Jun 2008 /  #175
Tell me some names of the divisions.

use google buddy

I used google and found a lot of sperm on your face.If you make a claim about polish SS divisions,you have to prove it.You have the burden of proof.
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
28 Jun 2008 /  #176
If you make a claim about polish SS divisions,you have to prove it.

*sits back interested*

Can't wait to see a "proof" too! :)
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #177
wow you americans or whatever you are are really sick in the head, no wonder you can't google right. Your mind is googling something else, sick little man.

yes Poles even some JEWS were in the SS ranks for the nazis, Russians also were in nazi forces ROA also Ukrainians and Slovaks fought for the nazis. Quite possibly volunteers from every country in Europe were fighting for nazis. there were atleast 250,000 Poles in the wehrmacht

books.google.com/books?id=A4FlatJCro4C

If you'd like to search more, get your sperm out of your eyes and research the Polish members in SS-Galizien, which was established on Polish territory. Also forced Polish SS in the panzer diviision. it's not even so hard to consider the possibilty
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
28 Jun 2008 /  #178
the Polish members in SS-Galizien, which was established on Polish territory.

That was Ukrainian unit. There were even some Americans in SS, so definately there must have been some Poles too but there weren't any Polish units...
legion  - | 42  
28 Jun 2008 /  #179
there were Polish members found in that unit though
isthatu2  4 | 2692  
28 Jun 2008 /  #180
legion

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