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Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
News / Eurovision Dance Contest; the Polish band was quite good [21]

re: all of Easter Eu also vo Gene the Scandina are not so ba as so of the o

- Wow, the kosher oinker-pretending-to-be-an-Englishman attempts to present itself not only as the expert on English essay writing, but also as the expert on 'Eastern European' and 'Scandinavian' Eurovision voting!

Oink-oink, oinker. What else will you oink about hoping human beings will take it seriously?
:)

re: Quoting: Michal is the wife of one of the two tw

- The oinker-pretending-to-be-an-Englishman quoting itself?

Isn't it pathetic?

But, of course, oinkers have no shame, no honour....
:)
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: I have it form wikipedia

- It's not a serious respectable source. Try to get quotes from good books, such as 'God's Playground' by Davies.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

A good summary of our history, Lukasz.

re: And now we are free again

- Not entirely. There are powerful forces, both inside and outside, working against us. Many Poles seem not to notice - or not to be willing to notice - this.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Where did you get this quote from, Lukasz? It would be, ahem, nice to give the author's name, source.

re: treaties directly with foreign sovereigns

- This means: Russia and Germany were behind the 'anarchy.' They encouraged it e.g. by giving bribes to SOME of the aristocrats.

You've got something of this sort in the past in numerous countries, e.g. Scotland.

You've got something of this sort today e.g. in the USA. But is it called 'anarchy' and frowned upon...?

re: Augustus III

- A German. He hated Poland. Not really our king.

The Poles as a nation - the majority of Poles - have always been pro-government. We have never had a revolution (violent overthrow of government).

The Russians had it.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: O!!!! Democracy in action!!!

- And what do you mean by that?

re: First of all, I am not a clown!

- You make one of yourself all the time.

And now you're unable to beat my arguments with facts, so you try to divert attention from it by picking on my calling you - absolutely correctly - a clown.

Get lost, Russki clown.

re: In XVIII century we were definitly anarchistic

- Really?! Well, if it was allegedly so defnite, it shouldn't be hard for you to provide some facts. Please give them.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: Poles were always anarchistic

- Interesting indeed, Lukasz. I think that the Polonophobic German and Russian propagandists of the past would be happy about such a statement coming from a Pole.

But your word choice seems to be due to your weak grasp of English, so perhaps you should be forgiven.

No, in reality we Poles have never been anarchistic, nor rebellious towards our own state. (Our rejecton of absolutism of the monarch is something different from 'anarchism').

And yes, we were always rebellious towards the Russki and German occupiers of our country. As such, we're no different from any other oppressed nation with guts.

Anarchism and terrorism are actually Russki inventions (re: Bakunin, Kropotkin, the tsar assassins, the Bolsheviks).

In reality, it's the Russkies and Germans, not us Poles, who are the troublemakers in Europe.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

Szarlotka, this hatred towards one's own 'folk,' not only among Poles, is a mysterious phenomenon. Where does it really come from? But definitely it's there. Pascal says: that which is incomprehensible exists all the same.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: nobody in Russia wants to waste our human and other resources to rebuild our zone in europe

- If so, why do Russkies go hysterical when the Yanks consider installing their missiles in Poland and Czechia, or when the Baltics want to tear down Russki war memorials (those memorials should be torn down for their horrific ugliness and kitschiness alone)?

And wasn't it you, clown, who babbled in one of your posts about Rossiya's having a growing appetite for grabbing Poland back?

As for 'always' fighting with somebody or something, the history of your country shows all too plainly who is the constant aggressor and bully, not just towards your immediate neighbours, but in such remote places as Cuba and Angola.

What would you say about the genocide you, bandits, are committing in Chechnya right now, while the German-ruled EU winks at it?

As for a 'complex,' isn't it you, Russkies, who have a deep-rooted inferiority complex towards 'the West'? Don't you call 'the West' 'zgniliy zapad,' rotten West?

As far as waste is concerned, it's certainly a waste of time to talk to you seriously.

Another Russki liar, puffed-up with chutzpah and at the same time with the ever-present muzhiky inferiority complex.
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

Eurola, I myself have hit upon scum of this sort a few times. (Even on this forum, there was the dreadful half-Ukrainian female from Canada, and just recently the half-Czech female Polonophobe.) A Polish friend from UK told me about meeting somewhere in Dorset a young woman from Silesia whose hatred towards the Poles gave him the shock of his life. He (a psychologist) diagnosed her as a psychopath. She was married to a rich Libyan.

Of course, such creatures - seeming Poles hating Poland and other Poles - aren't numerous and they aren't representative of the majority of Poles. But their Polonophobic hatred (a strong emotion) makes them well visible e.g on chat sites. And some Polonophobic foreigners appreciate them as well.

This Polonophobia on the part of some seeming Poles may appear mysterious, paradoxical, absurd, but it is a fact, i.e. it really exists.

Where does it come from?

During foreign occupation of Poland such creatures become traitors and collaborators and we assasinate them.

Hatred of one's own people occurs not only among the Poles, but also among many - perhaps all - non-Poles. I know of an exceptional Anglophobe, a scribbler, who has besmirched England and the English on numerous occasions. Nonetheless, he was born in England and not only regards himself as English (his mother is said to be Jewish), but attempts to speak as a patriotic Englishman, manipulating the English national emotions. Notably, this creep is a rabid Germanophile and Hitlerophile. What's more, he is a rabid Polonophobe, in the tradition of Goebbels and other Nazis.

re: I have to admit, Puzzler has made a complete turn around from when he first showed up. He's actually likable now. Congrats Puzzler :]

- I haven't really changed, Art. Maybe it's your perception of me that has changed? But I sure appreciate your positive attitude towards me. All the best to you. I kinda missed you, your nice energy, on this forum.

:)

re: Why you been away then Puzzler, more travel?

- More travel, and some urgent work, Szarlotka. Plus personal issues. It's all mostly behind me now, so I'm back, and happy to be back. All the best to you.

:)
Puzzler   
6 Sep 2007
News / Eurovision Dance Contest; the Polish band was quite good [21]

re: I even saw that part of the sh

- Who cares what you ogle, oinker-pretending- to-be-an-Englishman?

re: For some reason UK has this idea that they are best at most things

- I've never noticed that myself. I've rather seen humility - too great humility - in the UK, especially in England. And yes, in many 'Eurovision' contests, such as the song contest, the Brits have been discriminated against. The European contests are ridiculous - all the national and 'ethnic' interests clashing, all the bunching up and mobbing - for example, the 'Scandinavians' sticking together, the 'West' against the 'East,' and the like. It's all repulsively politicised crap. And yes, no nation - not just in Europe, but in the world - has greater rock/pop music and dance than the Brits.
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: You even dont know how similar Russian people are to Poles

- Does it follow Lukasz does even know how much the Russians are smilar to Poles? Please share your knowledge, Lukasz.

So there are folks who 'see' smilarities - great smilarities to boot! - between us and the Russians?

Wow, fascinating indeed.
:)
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

re: Dear me, you do wr

- The oinker pretending to be an Englishman seems to believe that whatever it oinks any one will believe it, just because they're stupid.

Oink-oink, oinker. Was the oinker's oinking mommy as retarded as the oinker is?
:)
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

PS, tornado. You wouldn't believe what the German media say at present about Poland and the Poles. Goebbels would be happy. I'll be regularly giving samples of the German hate propaganda from entities such as Die Welt, Taggelspiegel, Frankfurther Allgemaine Zeitung.

re: the Russian government are the oppressors and the Russian people are the victims

- And how would you prove that?
:)
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: they can falsify all they want, i'm sure everybody who is anybody knows exactly

- Wrong, my friend. If you allow hostile mass delusions to flourish, they can be used against you. A lie repeated ten times becomes truth. Look for evidence of this in Russia and Germany's recent history.

re: thats what you get when you can't control a communist state properly, it blows up in your face :)

- Perhaps so, but how does the above prove the point that the Russians are victims (not oppressors)?
:)
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: firstly i love the use of the slang names :)

- Glad to make you feel good in this respect.

re: Well isn't that the Germans attitude to every other nation!!!

- No, not towards every nation. They ingratate themselves in other nations' favours, flatter these nations, play the divide-and-conquer politics (for now not in the military sense - yet).

Not only the Germans have this 'attitude.' Haven't you forgotten about the Russkies?

re: We just have to ignore them and let them get on with their imperialist thoughts :)

- You mean we 'have to' let them falsify history, puff themselves gradually with revanchist false beliefs? What do you think can result for us from this, mate?

re: Russians is that they are victimims of their own regime

- So they are 'victims' aftert all ?! Wow!
:)
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: History shows us that this is favourite polish amusement !!! But please, let us not to follow your patterns, pleeeez..........................

- Perhaps the 'history' as taught in your KGB-land shows you that?

According to this 'history,' among others, you've been the victims of the Poles, right...? :)

So according to you, Konstaninok, the Russki history, with the tyrants-psychopaths, such as Ivashka the Terrible (mass serial killer), Piet'ka 'the Great' (mass killer, sex pervert), Kat'ka 'the Great' (monstrou sex pervert), Pavka (necrophile), Lenin (mass killer), Stalin (mass killer), Brezhnev (mass killer), and the present KGB descendant of those has been superior to Polish history?

:)

re: we all know what Russia did to Poland but in the same way with Germany isn't it about time we put all this stuff behind us

- Alas, evidence, also in this forum, shows that both the Russkies and Krauts understand by the 'putting behind' their turning it all around - depicting themselves as innocent lambs, victims of the Poles (and, in case of Krauts, victims of 'the English' and Americans). They are frmly believe they are too great and important nations to be 'tainted' with the notion of any wrongdoing, especially a wrongdoing to such contemptible weaklings as the Poles.

And what can you do with that, mate?
:)

re: we have to stop pointing the finger at some point, don't we???

- Are you implyng the Poles unreasonably and irrationally 'point the finger' at the Russkies and Krauts?

If yes, would you kindly elucidate that?
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

re: Polish people will never understand

- Actually, Polish people 'understand' better and fuller than you seem to be able to imagine, mate.

They know first-hand who the lovely Russkies are really like.

I wonder if YOU can ever understand THAT?

And can you understand where your own Russophilia comes from?

In this respect, I recommend to you works by the brilliant Brit historian Norman Davies, for example the recent 'Europe at War.' Pan Books. London 2007.

I wish those who have eyes could read, and those who have ears could hear.
:)
Puzzler   
4 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

re: Puzzler's back :)

Yes, hon, I am back and I'll be visiting much more frequently now.

Jeszcze Polish Forums.com nie zginelo (PolishForums.com has not perished yet)!
;)
Puzzler   
3 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

Eurola, this thing isn't Polish at the least. 'They' aren't Polish, even if 'they' bear the purest Piast surnames (or, when 'they' live e.g. in England, 'they' aren't English, even if 'they' have the purest Anglo-Saxon surnames). Thus Poland does not really 'have' this thing and its. Consequently, this thing isn't even a 'kmiot' (in English: roughneck), because a 'kmiot' is a Polish low-life, and so one somewhat Polish, whereas this thing, and those like it, have no Polishness whatsoever in them. Let's don't include them by calling them 'kmiots,' 'polskie smieci,' etc. It isn't even a polski smiec (= Polish thrash).

Let's always exclude them, the more so because 'they' have been self-excluded already. But 'they' sure appreciate it when we include them even negatively (eg. by calling them 'kmiots'), because we thus give them a more or less human-relation level where they can conveniently spy on and try to hurt us. They come to us for this purpose only.

Do you get what and whom I mean? I hope you do. Greets.
:)
Puzzler   
3 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

re: "ty polski smieciu"

- Why on earth do you assume this thing is Polish? Isn't it obvious it is an 'ethnic'? Isn't it obvious what ethnicity is that?

Prosze nie obrazaj Polakow, w tym samej siebie. Pozdrowienia.
:)

re: the British media

- Are you sure this expression is correct? Are those media really 'British'? Do they really have much to do with British people, except psychopathic brainwashing of British people, trying to convert them to 'multiculturalism' (read: Thirdworldfilia)? Aren't they run by aliens whose interests actually clash with those of British people?
Puzzler   
3 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

re: as we do not have such news in England at all

- Do you mean by those 'we' alien rubbish like yourself that once sneaked in England and now puff themselves with chutzpah and pretend to be English?

Did you by any chance change your surname into English one?

Alas, this would be a totally futile attempt on your part, as even the most glorious English name cannot change a pig into an Englishman.

Concerning those 'such news,' do you mean you don't have them translated from English into your native grunting, squealing and oinking?
:)
Puzzler   
3 Sep 2007
News / Air-show accident in Poland [81]

re: and God forbid it ever being one of my own children

- I wish you, psychopath, having a car accident, preferably in the company of all your kids, and dying a slow painful death as a result of it. :)

I wish you that mainly because you pretend to be British, which in the case of a swinish monster like you is an unforgivable assault on good taste, and because you attempt to besmirch the Brits' good name also by your savage utterly un-British Polonophobia.

The Americans have a saying which may not be particularly elegant when addressed to a human being, but is all too polite when addressed to a nazi porker like you: 'F... off and die.'

Got the message?

Now zoom off, straight to hell.
:)

re: it's not his falt he's a failed abortion. :[

- It should be added that the hapless mommy was a sow. She had the habit of devouring her own children, but this one appeared unsavoury even to her.

:)
Puzzler   
23 Aug 2007
UK, Ireland / Why do Poles come to England? [514]

re: the Poles, are indeed a strange odd lot ... A very odd bunch if you ask me

- Psychopath, nobody actually has asked you; you've taken the liberty yourself. Now, as usual, you spit out Polonophobic generalisations, but don't back them with any facts. Prove eg. that Poles are 'always right about everything,' that 'they think that by joining the E.U. will simply bail them out like another Marshal plan.' I'm afraid you're unable to do that.

Nor are you able to prove the Poles chose communism n 1945. You seem unaware that by suggestng just that you have broken Polish law which punishes for denying communist crimes against our nation. I think that at least one person on this forum will be only too pleased to let the Polish authorities know about that. We'll see if you'll be able to come to Poland any more. I'm afraid you'll have to stck to where you are, just like your fellow tribewoman, Wolinska.

I would advise folks running this forum for kicking out this hate-monger from it, or they may be considered participants in hs crime.

I have seen quite a few psychos, including those who, like you, pretend being English. Yet both their and your savagery shows who you really are.
Puzzler   
23 Aug 2007
UK, Ireland / Why do Poles come to England? [514]

re: England has its bad side

- The only bad side I can see is the cost of living, which is often very high.

- The English - the real English, that is - are the most decent people I've ever met. (I also think similarly about the Irish.)
Puzzler   
23 Aug 2007
Language / Should I learn both Polish and German [147]

re: Yes, that's right!

- Do you mean, Marek, that you corrected the English of a Polish person or persons and they were angry about it, whereas you've been always grateful to the Poles for correcting your Polish? Is that what you mean?

Wow, your ready acceptance of the critcism of your Polish makes you superior to the Poles, doesn't it?

Especially today you Americans need lots of such boost to lift up your sagging self-esteem, don't ya?

It's good there are at least the Poles in this world to be used by you for this purpose.

Are you able to give specific facts re your correcting the Poles and their alleged angry replies?
Puzzler   
23 Aug 2007
UK, Ireland / English people attitude towards Poles? [761]

re: Also we would appreciated if the Poles decide not to keep comming

'We' meaning who? What is your nationality, ethnic origin? Bulgarian? Romanian? Who the hell are you to talk like that?

re:
Why have the government put temporary work restrictions on people from Bulgaria and Romania. Its their way of saying too many eastern europeans in England, so now Romania and Bulgaria get the blame, even though the speak good English and are highly educated.

- Yes, why the government restrcted the number of Romanans and Bulgars, and hasn't restrcted the number of Poles? Maybe because the Poles work a tinge better than the others, n spite of the latter' alleged higher English speaking skills and better educaton?

Above all, why some EU countries are closed for some EU nations, and, at the same time, the former take in scores of folks from the Third World?

The EU immigration policy shows that the EU isn't for real. - The big guys in the EU are discriminatory and oppressive towards the so-called Eastern European members.

Africans and Asatics have more respect and acceptance in the EU than Eastern Europeans have.
Puzzler   
23 Aug 2007
UK, Ireland / Why do Poles come to England? [514]

Another 'pleasant' post, this time from a type calling himself 'Ukguy.' Let's analyse it bit by bit.

re: Why do Poles come to England?

- And why not? They are allowed to come. Very often they are attracted by English employers to come. Their coming is legit, just as the English coming to Poland is legit. Besides, they come because they have a good image of the English as one of the very few EU nations that are friendly towards the Poles.

re: The polish just come because they don't like their countrym they believe that any country is better than their's

- And what is your proof that the above is true? I hope your proof is sounder than your ortography.

re: and because in England they think they can make alot of mkoney

- Perhaps only really dumb and autistic ones would think so. Most of the Poles learn beforehand, from other Poles, that although jobs in England are aplenty (the main reason the Poles come to England rather than e.g. to Sweden), they are very low paid and the cost of living is often absurdly high.

Now, do you suggest, pal, that Poles coming (legally) to England constitute any problem to the English? If yes, then what would this problem be?

There are thousand and one other nationalities coming to England. Scores of them come illegally. There are scores of nationalities right now in England whose number is far higher than that of the Poles (who come predominantly for a short-term stay).

Do you also sneak into these nationalites' forums and ask them compulsive pseudo-questions, such as those you ask about the Poles? Do you scribble your own replies to your questions that are insulting to these peoples? If yes, which forums are these?

You call yourself 'UKGUY,' and not e.g. Englishguy. Does it follow you're not English?

And here's another Polonophobe, this time, apparently, a female, calling herself 'Magdalena,' and allegedly half-Polish, half-Czech to boot.

Let's go through her post bit by bit too.

re: Well I am sorry to say the above about sums it up...

- Do you mean that 'ukguy' tells the truth when he alleges that all the Poles coming to England come there out of hatred towards Poland? Give proof that this allegation is true. Aren't you projecting your own (Czech?) Polonophobia on all the Poles? The fact that you left Poland out of hatred for Poland doesn't mean that all (real) Poles share your hatred, you know?

re: Even though Poles (name of nationality as in Finns, Danes, Czechs, Russians, etc) are supposedly very patriotic and proud of their country, the truth is that they can't wait to leave it :-(

- What do pride and patriotism have to do with one's going abroad to make money there? So does the fact that you're sitting abroad - in England, actually - mean you're not patriotic and proud of your country, whichever the country is?

re: I haven't met a nationality so eager to complain about their country of origin, and yet so full of themselves (a typical Polish paradox I guess).

- Do you mean that in your own subjective experience the Poles complain about Poland more than non-Poles about their nationalites? Do you suggest that your assertion is objectively true as well? - It appears it isn't, e.g. Szarlotka suggests that the Britsh also complain about Britain a lot. Now why would one's complainng about his country would necessarly be a negative thing? And why one's not complaining about one's country would be necessarily a good thing? Maybe those who are observed to complain are actually more honest and less xenophobic than those who are observed not to complain? Have you met those other less-complaining nationalities outside their countries? If yes, then according to your apparent definition of patiotism and pride in one's country, they aren't patriotic and proud, because of being abroad. Please, give facts proving your allegation that the Poles are 'full of themselves' and that they are so more than others.

re: I have also wondered why so many Poles have come to England and Ireland when there are other countries happy to accept them - Sweden, Spain, and recently the Netherlands if I remember right. You could say it's because of the language barrier but most of them don't speak English either, so what's the difference?

- What a smart question (inaczej). Has it occured to you that Poles come to England because, unlike e.g. in Sweden, there are pleny of jobs there? Where did you take it from that most of the Poles coming to England don't speak English? Have you met and spoken to them all? Haven't Poles been praised for speaking the language, actually?

You apparently dsapprove of Poles comng to England. But YOU are sitting in England too. Do you hope that when you slam the Poles who come to england you divert attention from herself? Do you hope that when you join the Pole-bashing mob, you will be taken in by them?

re: And here I am complaining about the Polish mentality, so that makes me one of the lot! ;-)

- Nope, you're not one of the 'lot.' Being a Polonophobic Czech, you're actually more of the other lot - the mixes. All those half Poles half Ukrainians, half Czechs, etc. In my experiences, they are the proper Polonophobes. No real Pole would scribble what you have scribbled here.

For some reason this board seems to attract such individuals. Before, there was one 'miranda,' a fierce Polonophobe of mixed Ukrainan extraction, living in Canada.

And now we have Magdalena the Czech.

I wonder if she sneaks into Czech forums and slam the Czechs just as she slams us? Somehow I seriously doubt she does.
:)
PS. The hatred towards Poland exhbited by the surrounding little nations
is an interesting phenomenon in itself, and resembles the Anglophobia of the little nations surrounding England.

And here's the usual Polonophobic psychopath and compulsive liar calling himself 'Michal.'

The only one who should really be kicked out from this forum.

And yet he lingers on and spreads hate with impunity.
Puzzler   
7 Aug 2007
UK, Ireland / Advertising for Electricians in Poland to work in the UK [14]

re: It is a problem of many Polish people who nev [...] That thinking comes from old times

- Witek from USA, what on earth are you talking of?

Maybe it's your own 'thinking' that 'comes from old times,' witek?

To be sure, I don't mean you're another wittgenstein, witek.
:)
Puzzler   
7 Aug 2007
UK, Ireland / Advertising for Electricians in Poland to work in the UK [14]

re: We had a Polish electrician who nearly burnt down our house

- It's so strangely happens that whenever you allegedly are in touch with the Polish people and Poland, then it's all bad, extremely negative, evil, inadequate. But when numerous people - unlike you trueblue Brits - are in touch with the Poles, then their experiences are overall positive. I wonder why it's so?

I think you are lying about the Polish electrician who allegedly burnt down your house. (Regarding your intellectual capability, I doubt it if you own a house.)

Mind you, because of such hate-spreading creeps as you some rabble in Britain insults and attacks the Poles.

Such as you rabble-rousers are actually worse than the rabble itself.

What do you think, will we ever forget and forgive to the hate-mongers like you?
:)
Puzzler   
7 Aug 2007
History / Memories of the Polish communist era [115]

re: I think that the word existed before the Soviet era

- But, quite obviously, its Soviet meaning rather didn't exist before the 'Soviet era.'