News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]

Sweden's main concern is not environmental at all.
Americans also oppose the line, and I doubt they do it for the love of clean waters and fresh air.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


Poland is not the only country or organization opposing the pipeline. But you knew that, didn't you?


Who gives a sshit about the bible? You?
Don't give me ancient fables, boy. You like them? Then live by them.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


I wouldn't dare. The task is impossible. You are completely resistant to any sense of reason and lack what it takes to understand things. Hatred blinds you and there in no know cure for it. A lowly scribe who can't make it in any serious periodical, so he goes to Poland, finds a column in a substandard 3rd rate rag, and lies to unsuspecting foreigners to satisfy and confirm the distorted image of Poland they had been conditioned to accept for decades.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


Poles composed the 4th largest forces in Europe during WW2, and only after protests in the British parliament and in the British press were a token few invited, as a consolation prize. They refused the breadcrumbs that someone unwillingly kicked in their direction because this is the way to behave honorably. They all risked their lives, they all should have been invited.

But then, honor is not something you wouldn't even come close to understanding.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


First of all that clown Chamberlain should have not blackmailed Poland into abandoning mobilization efforts when it was clear the war was inevitable. They should have been realistic in their promises (that's what pacts are in essence), or they should have worked towards making their military actually be fit for war. After all they saw what happened to Czekoslovakia, and British military force in Europe was comparable to the Czekoslovakian.

Years before, Britain should have stuck to the treaties and limitations imposed on Germany.

When Hitler bombed Polish cities, towns and villages indiscriminately, the British and the French could have done the same, but concentrating on German military and industrial installations. Unfortunately, there was no real leadership in the UK at the time, and so Britain lost the first phase of WW2 miserably, and it could be argued that through failed politiking in the years and months leading to the war, and through their military inaction, the British government helped Hitler extend the war and its scale to what is now history.

When Brits laugh at Poles for Spetember/October 1939, it is them who deserve the laughs. The British and the French, the two "superpowers" were powerless anachronisms wrapped in pretty flags and great speeches, while Poland was the only country where Germans encountered any resistance to speak of.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


You are a disgrace to any historical research. Your hate filled posts have no place here and I am really surprised that anybody in Poland would give you any kind of employment, unless they are, like you, interested in destroying Poland's good reputation and the memory of the thousands who fought against Nazis, selflessly and wherever they could.

What is even more shocking is your blatant and uninhibited lying, in public, even though you must know the truth if you want to claim any position in the debate. What happened at the end of WW2 and how Poles were betrayed was made possible only by the scumbags like yourself. Unfortunately, garbage like yourself is still well and alive. You are a lowly liar.

It is also notable for the exclusion of all Polish servicemen; hundreds thousands of whom served in the Polish Armed Forces in the West as one of the largest Allied contingents. The 303 squadron was the only Polish unit invited; it declined because the invitation was not extended to any other Polish unit, despite Poland being the fourth largest European ally during World War II.

or:

For the Poles and their military standards will be present for the first time in a British victory parade. Even though Poland made one of the largest contributions to the Allied war effort and there were thousands of Polish troops stationed in the UK at the time, the country was excluded from the original London celebration in 1946.

Stalin, who had established communist rule in eastern Europe, indicated that he did not wish Poland to be represented and the British authorities agreed for fear of offending their ally.

Now Britain is making amends by putting the Poles at the head of Sunday's parade.

"It's very good that it's happening. But it's a bit late in the day," says 95-year-old Witold Leitgeber, a former Polish army captain who, like many others, settled in Britain after the war.

Jan Zielonka, lecturer in European politics at Oxford University, says: "Historically, Polish contribution to the war has never been sufficiently acknowledged. Poland provided the fourth largest Allied army in the war yet they were excluded from marching in the celebration because Stalin wanted it so."

Yet, despite its accomplishments in the war, none Of 303's Pilots took part in the fly-past. None marched in the parade. For they were all Polish -- and Poles who had fought under British command were deliberately and specifically barred from the celebration by the British government, for fear of offending Joseph Stalin. A week earlier, ten members of Parliament had written a letter of protest against the exclusion. "Ethiopians will be there," the letter declared. "Mexicans will be there. The Fiji Medical Corps, the Labuan Police and the Seychelles Pioneer Corps will [march] -- and rightly, too. But the Poles will not be there. Have we lost not only our sense of perspective, but our sense of gratitude as well?"

lynneolson.com/questionofhonor//prologue.htm

Real Estate / Construction (Poland Vrs where you are from) [66]


I sure remember those, and how ridiculously they were designed.

I was wondering though whether the main issue with those boxes (always moving, or falling out) had to do with the mostly solid brick/concrete in which they had to be installed.

USA, Canada / Polish Canadians [117]


If you remember a Polish wedding then it means you didn't fully participate ;)

USA, Canada / Why would someone leave Poland for the US? [120]

Palm trees suck. They split easily in woodworking ;)
In fact, palm tress are not really trees but grass.

Food / Polish cakes that hit the spot - Miodownik [40]


Szarlotka, I didn't consider everything I should have before posting my comment. I apologize.

History / Poles nation on the wheels...? [16]


That is true. There was plenty of food available from farmers but the government imposed restrictions in order to maintain the artificially created shortages. It was, for instance, illegal to sell or buy food products (especially meat) on the open market. The trade was labeled "spekulacja" which have a criminal connotation.

Food / Polish cakes that hit the spot - Miodownik [40]


Is that good or bad? ;)

USA, Canada / Why would someone leave Poland for the US? [120]


The question was about Poland, not about the occupied territory called en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polska_Rzeczpospolita_Ludowa

UK, Ireland / WHY DO POLISH PEOPLE THAT COME TO ENGLAND CAN'T SPEAK ENGLISH? [118]


That's what's happening right now. While there are not 3 million Brits in Poland (neither are there 3 million Poles in England) what percentage of Brits living in Poland speaks Polish?

If you won't large scale though, there were over 3 million of Jews living in Poland before WW2. Most could not speak Polish, even though they had been descendants of generations of Jews living there.

History / Poles nation on the wheels...? [16]


It seems that soviet propaganda worked and is still infecting your brain.
In 1980's Polish railroad workers would wels train wheel to the tracks to delay transport of Polish food to the USSR. Soviets have always had problems with food supply due to their fantastically inefficient practices, corruption and alcoholism.

1980's was the times of the embargo on grain exports to the USSR. Soviets could not produce enough to feed their own and the official propaganda stated that the great Soviet nation suffers shortages because they need to help Poland, devastated by the Solidarity movement.

Btw. the largest country in the world, with all the resources one could dream of, and they still couldn't produce enough food.

But there are good reasons for that. In the USSR ideology was the food, and it would override all common sense decisions. In 1930's, I believe, Stalin wanted to have a proof that collective farming is better than individual ways. A group of individuals were given plots of land, and an equal area of land was given to a collective farm. After a couple years the yields were compared. The collective farms were about 10 times less efficient than the private ran plots of land. The Soviet conclusion was that the individual farmers taking part in the experiment were to be... sent to prisons, since their actions were counter revolutionary and dangerous for the Soviet people.


And your mention nothing of food smuggling from the USSR either. They are mostly so called luxury items.

Food / Polish cakes that hit the spot - Miodownik [40]

sernik, makowiec and jabłecznik

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


True. A good election slogan.

Dang, if I only could run in German elections. I'd just throw in a few more zeros and victory would be a sure thing ;)

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


Funky funky, please.
Poles can't help who they are. Brits had choices and they fvcked up, and so they are now hated and bombed. Now, how smart is that?


That's great, but it's a pity that Germans had been completely unrealistic about the future.

1000-Jahre-Reich :)))
C'mon, how dumb and more unrealistic can a nation be?

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


Is that why in India Britons and Americans targeted?
telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/3529123/Bombay-attacks-Britons-and-Americans-targeted.html

Lookie, no mention of Poles.

How about these:

2000 1 June: Bomb explodes on Hammersmith Bridge
2000 20 September: RPG attack SIS Building
2001 4 March: A car bomb explodes outside the BBC's main news centre in London. One London Underground worker suffered deep cuts to his eye from flying glass and some damage was caused to the front of the building.

2001 16 April: Hendon post office bombed
2001 6 May: The Real IRA detonate a bomb in a London postal sorting office. One person was injured.
2001, 3 August: The last Real IRA bomb, as of June 2008, in Britain explodes in Ealing, West London, injuring seven people.
2001, 4 November: Car bomb explodes in Birmingham
2005 7 July: The 7 July 2005 London bombings conducted by four separate suicide bombers, killing 56 people and injuring 700.
2007 January - February: The 2007 United Kingdom letter bombs
2007 30 June: 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack
2008 22 May: 22 May 2008 Exeter Bombing

Do you really think that Poles are so universally hated that the British are attacked instead? Oh, and that is only a partial list of planned and/or executed attacks against the British, and only since the year 2000.

Still, I'm a nice guy so I'll give you a piece of advice. When traveling around the world, for your own safety, try to use a passport other than British or American. Polish one will be fine. They hate us but they want to kill you. And this also puts the whole "dumb polack" thing in perspective.

Language / POLISH VERBS RICHER THAN ENGLISH ONES!? [12]

There some more words in respect to flying:

szybować - flight without flapping, or without the use of engine. English equivalent is "glide"

unosić się - to move upwards having lost contact with the ground, to fly upwards, or to remain up in the air.

wzbić sie - rise, move upwards, suggests movement more sudden and rapid than unosić się

sunąć - to glide in the air, without sudden changes of the flight pattern

UK, Ireland / Dating polish guys in London [35]


Don't sell the the apparatus as a whole. Sell parts. You'll make more that way. This is a proven principle used in junk yards ;)

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


That was British war in their colonies. They shouldn't have been there in the first place.


So all Jews are religious?


Returning Jews? Returning from where? I thought they were all killed.


Polish armies fought every single day between Sept 1 1939 and May 9 1945. Some in the Eastern front, some in the Western one and some within Poland.


Is that the best you can do when you are proven wrong?


Cool with me but not with the polonophobic assshole called Harry.

UK, Ireland / Dating polish guys in London [35]


Yes, but the liver may be in poor shape, thus affecting the market value of the kidneys ;)

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


Wow! A Czech killed a German!
You're asking me how many high ranking German officers Poles killed? I thought you knew something about Poland's history. Or is it that you chose to mention only those parts which fit your homophobic agenda?


No, it didn't.
WW2 started on Sept 1 1939, ended on May 8/9 1945. That's 2076 (2077) days. 4 years is 2191 or 2192 days (depending on how leap years work out). Ergo, Brits DID NOT fight for 6 years in WW2.


's okay, I understand.


You are really a sick bastard.


You posts are for all to see here, liar.


Here you go:


That's obviously a lie. Neither these alleged six years are any longer than other six year periods, nor did Brits fight for six years in WW2.

Anotrher one:


There is no such thing in history of WW2 as 1943 Warsaw uprising.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


Bottom line is Poles put up a fight. Czechs did not. Therefore Czechs are to be admired, Poles to be laughed at. Using your logic, a person who never went to school is a more admirable scholar than someone who failed an exam among many he took.


Both did.


UK did not fight for 6 years at all. And as soon as they started they were humiliated, and the humiliation came very swift. They did not surrender. They escaped since thay had not a chance against Germans. When you laugh at Poles, pause for a second and think (if you can) how a poor, and young country was a match in a conflict with Germany and USSR, when combined forces of two superpowers France and Britain got beat so badly by Germans alone.


You hate filled Jew always fail to be fair. Words mean squat. Brits offered a lot of those in 1939. They were useless. Poles, in contrast, fought for Britain and the effort was significant.


You don't have. You simply are, and you don;t need to be ashamed of that, only of your personal hatred.


Yes, I am and always will be.


All Poles did was organize pogroms against Jews, and yet Jews flocked to Poland, escaping from all other parts of Europe, straight into the claws of the Polish anti-semite. Not only did that happened once or twice but Jews were so stupid that they kept on heading towards a slaughter for nearly 1000 years.

You don't hold your own Jewish kind in high esteem, do you?
A self hating Jew?

UK, Ireland / Dating polish guys in London [35]


Paul,

people have sex for reasons far more trivial than that. Often the reason can be as insignificant as this:

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


So was Poland.
Chamberlain went out of his way to convince Poland to not mobilize any forces, in order not to pisss Hitler off, as if he hadn't been since his birth.


They have no reason whatsoever to complain. They did not put ANY fight against nazis. What grounds would they have to complain? Poles fought from day one to the last day of WW2 and they were betrayed. But you need to have an IQ at least in the upper range of 2 digits to see the difference.


Threatening a Luftwaffe attack on Prague, Hitler persuaded Hácha to order the capitulation of the Czechoslovak army. On the morning of March 15, German troops entered Bohemia and Moravia, meeting no resistance.

After that Czechs had no reasons to surrender.


Only a Jew can hate Poland that much.

Language / PRONOUNCING NASAL VOWEL "Ę" IN FINAL POSITION? [11]


This is the thread I had in mind.

Life / WHAT ABOUT THANKSGIVING (ŚWIĘTO DZIĘKCZYNIENIA) IN POLAND? [52]


I hope you don;t consider it superior, or good in any way.
Btw. Poles pale in comparison to what the French enjoy.

News / What did Poland get out of the wars and struggles for others? [1108]


No Harry, Poland was not the first to surrender but you are first to make a fool of yourself by this post.

Czechoslovakia was first to surrender. Poland was first to fight against Germans and Poles put up a damn good fight, while Soviets stabbing Poles in their backs. Only those filled with hatred against Poles can interpret history otherwise.