Life / Is there anything worse than Polish rap? [148]

Yeah, some of the rappers are brilliant, e.g. Public Enemy, or Snoop, or even 50 Cents.

Their music will survive.

But to answer the question popped oh so boldly by boleslav - yes, in my opinion there's at least one thing worse than Polish rap.

It's boleslav's posts.
:)

UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

re: Mr P, Any one and everyone lives in the UK

- I know. But wouldn't it be better for Europe if predominantly Europeans lived in it?

I'm just asking.

The Cold War seems to have showed that the split between the so-called West and East of Europe is disastrous for Europe.

One would think, okay, we have now got rid of the split and Europe can be a oneness.

Doesn't the Thirld World element in Europe come as a sort of wedge and hopeless obstacle to this unity?

UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

A Polish Canadian friend from one of the (few) Canadian cities told me that when he was to move to England last year (he got a contract work there), one Chinese man, whom the Pole had befriended for some dozen years, got very cross and jealous, exclaiming: 'Why Polish people are allowed to come to live in England, and we Chinese can't live there?'

Interesting attitude, isn't it?

I should add that the Chinese guy's son has the British citizenship and lives in England....

And now folks of the Thirld World origin residing in UK feel threatened by and cross and envious towards the Polish guest workers, and jab at them wherever they can.

This is a fact and the fact reveals something ominous about not only UK, but about other European societies as well, e.g. the French.

It was a most serious mistake to allow such a massive immigration from the Thirld World into Europe.

Europe may collapse in the near future as a result of this immigration.

In my opinion, the Thirld World immigration has already finished off Canada. The today Canada is a completely different entity than she used to be some 15 years ago.

It's not the Brit Canada that I used to love and feel safe in.

It took only some 15 years to finish off a great country.

That should be a lesson for European countries.

But will it be?

UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

re: you may not like some of the new comers for your own personal reasons

- Most probably this creature is a newcomer himself (perhaps asiatic) - even if born in UK (Scotland). Well, if Europe is to remain Europe, such as him should not be allowed to inundate Europe.

:)

UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

re: the end of which will be a collapse of the middle-class, if your country has one

- And how would the alleged collapse occur? Pray elucidate.
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News / LPR - League of the Polish Repressed (and retarded) [49]

Fish, I know you're not a Polonophobe, man. You're a Polonophile. I'll write more about Radio Maryja etc. when I have more time. for now i'm busy - visiting Ireland. Wonderful people the Irish are! No Polonophobia there, no Nazis like the type allegedly from Scotland calling himself teahoci. I'll write more about it later. All the best.

:)

UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

re: these polaks are infecting the place

- Not only this type scribbles nonsense about the Poles causing harm to 'British' economy (he's allegedly from Scotland - why doesn't he talk about Scvotland?), but spreads racism towards us - right here, on the 'Polish' forum.

Moderator, can you do something about it? Kick out this hate-spewing Nazi racist and venomous liar. What he scribbles qualifies for a human rights complaint.

The Poles have the right to come to work in Britain. They are invited to do that, and appreciated as workers. If we were a disadvantage to the British economy, we wouldn't be taken in, pure and simple.

By the way, Johann is right in suggesting this type isn't 'British,' that is Scottish at all. I've met quite a few Scots - real Scots, from Scotland, that is - and all of them were warm-hearted and friendly towards us Polish folks. Is this type a foreigner, perhaps Thirld world creature, living in Scotland, or one of the few Scots that are exception from the rule of friendliness?

Out with the Nazi hate-monger.

News / LPR - League of the Polish Repressed (and retarded) [49]

A type by the nick of 'randompal' attacks the LPR boorishly, using aggressive name-calling (twats, idiots), for, as I understand, the LPR's anti-narcotics stand. Means you're for narcotics, pal? Is the, ahem, intellectual level of your scribbling a proof of your brain having been fried?

Do the cops in your country fight the traffik? If yes, is their war on drugs supported by laws introduced by some politicians? Would you call these politicians 'twats' and 'idiots,' or are these names reserved just for Polish politicians?

Show proof that the kids take more drugs if there's a campaign against drugs.

Doesn't common sense tell one that if there are obstacles to using drugs then fewer people use drugs?

But common sense is hard to find in a brainless conk....
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re: Maybe Radio Marija [SIC- P.] made them do it :)

- Do you have anything against Radio Maryja, Fiszek? If yes, then specifically what? Have you dealt with them personally and derived yoiur negative experience from that? Or does it come just from the media hacks' propaganda?

re: It seem like their priorities are in the wrong places.

- And what do you mean by that? Why would their priorities lie in the wrong places?

re: Have they started tearing down old communist sreet signs/monuments down yet?

- Do you have anything against getting rid of these monuments and signs? If yes, do you have anything against getting rid of Nazi monuments and signs? Or, being, as I understand, a Native American would you have anything against getting rid of street signs and monuments glorifying racist killers of the Indians?

Question the Polonophobic hate propaganda in your country (and outside it), Fiszek. You can do it; unlike others, you've got the brains to do it.

Najlepszego.
:)

News / Grumpy diplomacy hurts Poland [43]

re: All Poland is interested in is the colour of our money!

- Prove it.

Is Poland contributing any money to the EU, or not? Do other EU countries take money from the EU, or not? Do you suggest my country and just my country is the alms-taker from the good-hearted generous EU? Aren't you confusing us with the Thirld World folks whom EU gives generous alms (instead of spending the money on EU countries)?

It seems to me that all you're interested in on this forum is to vent out your hatred towards Poles. I wonder why such racists and Polonophobes like you cling to this forum? Are you a masochist indeed?

Because you consider us gutless dummies who will take any insult, right?

When I read hopeless racists like you, I sometimes think that limitations on freedom of speech should be applied to some.

Those like you, that is.
:)

Life / Cost of health care in Poland [13]

Moses, you'd better not move to Poland; it's not your kind of country. Better move somewhere else. Yeah, our healthcare is the most expensive in the world, and our cost of living is the highest in the world. We're all 'antisemites,' 'homophobes,' and vodka drinkers. And we eat exclusively pork.

;)

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

What's so difficult to prove? - They have lots of people there with surnames ending with 'ski.' Take the brilliant footballer Podolski. Even one of Hitler's favourite secretaries had such surname, alas. In Canada, though, one's name ending with 'ski' is often as a disliked characteristic as the black skin or 'slanted eyes' used to be. I wonder if it's the same in Germany? From my experience, it isn't, but then again, I haven't travelled there extensively, so maybe my conclusion is based on insufficient number of facts? Do you feel instant aversion towards folks whose surnames end with 'ski,' Butty?

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History / Communist Era in Poland: Some questions [28]

re: You have a self-righteuos way of calling people liars, pal.

- Do you mean I called you a liar? Where? Who is self-righteous and lying here? I'll reply to the rest of your post later. And read my previous post once again - the one when I reply to your initial post. Read the question I ask at the end of it.

Peace, peace, pal.
:)

History / Communist Era in Poland: Some questions [28]

re: western men

- And whom do you mean by that?

History / Communist Era in Poland: Some questions [28]

Re: In clothing, the lack of choices put creativity in the hands of the purchaser.

- Hm, what would 'the lack of choices' mean? That there was just one uniform for all? If so, then no, it wasn't like that. There were clothes of various sizes, colours, and designs. Some of them looked fine, and they were often of a much better quality than the clothes you can purchase in today US and other places. The Chinese rubbish inundating the American and many European shops generally cannot compare with them.

re: One size fits all was a challenge.

- So the underlying assumption is that the clothes were of one size only? If so, the facts would totally contradict the assumption.

re: With food, it was similiar. Potaoes, herring, cabbage and vinegar.

- So your wife tells you that Poles ate only potatoes, herring, cabbage, and vinegar? If so, then, well, she doesn't seem to be in accordance with the facts. There was also lots of other food. After the lean Gomulka years, when meat was rather scarce for the majority of Poles, the Gierek years were generally much better. It got worse at the end of the Gierek decade, due to the well-known (at least to some) shortcomings of the central-planned economy (in a country, moreover, constantly ripped off by the Russians).

re: Do something special tonight....again.

- Was it allegedly so hard to do that? I don't think so.

re: Each day presented a challenge.

- Really? I thought it was all very safe, actually. Just think: 100 % employment (compulsory, moreover!), free day care, free medicare, free education, only symbolic rent etc. bills, no homelessness, paid holidays, etc. What would that alleged everyday challenge be?

re: She sometimes misses the daily struggle to get through til tomorrow.

- I wonder what did your wife struggle with so much? What did she do for a living in Communist (= Russian-occupied) Poland? No offense, but it seems to me that 'the daily struggle to get through til tomorrow' (sic) was the lot of the very few panhandlers and such. I don't expect your wife belonged to this category of people.

re: You were always busy.

- Actually, people had far more leisure time then than they have now.

So Communism had all those aforementioned advantages, and yet living in it was intolerable.

I wonder if any one knows why?
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Life / Polish Men and Fashion [90]

re: "overdress"

- I must admit I haven't noticed that. It seems to me the Poles dress the way it fits them, just as it fits some to wear T-shirts and jeans.

And yes, they care about clothing.

Hm, if you feel 'under dressed' (sic), why not try to dress just right or even 'overdress'?
:)
PS. Of course, there are folks in Poland who dress badly.

Life / Polish Men and Fashion [90]

Hmmm, I like Britain and the Brits, but I honestly think that they don't dress as nicely as people in Poland. Of European nations, I also like the way the Swedes dress.

News / A thought on Poland! [140]

re: more okay if Germans had not killed Jews at all.

- I just wonder Matyjasz why are you so concerned about Jews, and not e.g. about Poles? Do jews care about the killed Poles, or for that matter about anybody else but jews?

Is it an obsession with some people this whining about Jews?

You'd better be concerned about Poles killed by jews e.g. during stalinism.

Or about the outrageous property claims levelled at Poland by the 'Holocaust Industry' today.

Or about Palestinians, including children, killed today by jews almost everyday.

News / A thought on Poland! [140]

Oh, here's some pertinent news regarding the medieval oppression in some European countries.

PRISON FOR COMPARING ABORTION TO HOLOCAUST

Dr Johannes Lerle, Lutheran priest, was given a one year sentence for 'Holocaust denial.' He compared abortion to the Holocaust of the Jews. 'One hundred and fifty thousand abortions every year in Germany are the same as the murder of innocent Jews in Auschwitz,' he said.

(after Polish website ekumenizm.pl)

May God protect Herr Lerle!

UK, Ireland / Unemployed due to Polish who work in the UK [126]

Truebrit - thanks for your post. You're a great honest man. God bless you.

News / A thought on Poland! [140]

re: But fact is Jews got killed since they wandered into Europe...

- You mean that Jews got killed since they got into Europe? - If yes, well, Jews also weren't innocent lambs and they killed too, as e.g. stalinism (i.e. Russian terror in rougly 1944-53) in Poland shows. Have you heard about the atrocities of Solomon Morel, for example, who ran a concentration camp for Germans (and also Poles) in Silesia? How many thousands of German (and some Polish) civilians did he murder with his own hands? There were scores and scores of those like him.

re: and the methods were surely not as "modern" as gas chambers but were they less cruel because of that???

- I've heard stories about those 'gas chambers' but don't know much about what they were like. How did they look? Is there e.g. any credible photo of them?

Shopgirl, don't worry. If he really clicks with us, he'll be back. If not, then it'd be sad, but well, it's life. I think that if he's really such a splendid 'Teutonic' warrior, then he should come and keep on fighting, until peace is reached.

All the best , Butty.
;)

News / A thought on Poland! [140]

re: like in those many pogroms...with shovels or bullets???

- Do you allude to the zionist and neo-nazi horror stories about the alleged 'pogroms' by the Poles? You germans like to repeat this nonsense to divert attention from themselves, right? If you whine that lots of stories about the german alleged atrocities are absurd, then why do you repeat equally absurd tales about the Poles? The usual german self-centeredness, manipulativeness, and lack of higher emotions? Yes, for such reasons as these you can't be a really great nation. You can't compare e.g. with the English.

:)

News / A thought on Poland! [140]

re: producing soap from them

- Matt, it seems that the soap story was just a piece of propaganda. No real proof the story was true. The Germans did various things during WWII, but rather not the aforementioned soap.

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

El Gamal, take it easy. Bratwurst Boy is a nice guy, only a bit rough on the edges. If more Germans are like him, we're going to get along. You can talk with him honestly, and that's something good indeed.

Cheers.
;)

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

re: Another round of beer for all! :)

Thanks Butty. To everyone's health! Long live united Europe!
:)

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

re: That is really interesting..you are demonizing so easily Germany and the Germans

- Perhaps it may appear so from some of my posts. But, truly, I have also lots of admiration for German culture and history. I know your literature and philosophy quite well. Bach is my most beloved composer. I admire you as soldiers. I admire your aesthetic sense. Truly, I value highly the good things in Germany and Germans. And I regret that our two nations have been so adverse towards one another for such a long time. In spite of some great similarities between us. In spite of the fact that many German immigrants became loyal Polish citizens, and many Poles melted with the German mainstream.

re: but are quite generous to others who were even more prone to use their armed forces to get what they wanted

- Well, they never invaded us (except for the Russians, but , frankly speaking, we Poles despise them - and we don't despise the Germans). Well, perhaps you've got a point here.

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

re: Germans and Brits weren't natural enemies, we even fighted together against the French.
- Germans and Brits weren't enemies as long as Germany didn't tip the balance of power in Europe, in the times preceding WWI. When you did, the Brits came down on you like a ton of bricks. And this time they and the French fought against you. The Germans seem not to understand the role that Britain has been playing in Europe since the 18th century: keeping the balance of power, not allowing any continental country to grow too aggressive and powerful. That's why they hit hard Napoleon's France (even if many Brits liked Napoleon) and then the Keiser's and Hitler's Germany. In spite of the fact that Hitler actually did try to tempt the Brits with the prospect of ruling the world together. They didn'ty buy it. :)

re: But somehow all that got buried in the history of WWII....

- And WWI. And probably it will get buried even deeper if Germany tries to get stupid once again.

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

Shopgirl, as far as I know the Gazeta Wyborcza did. You should see Lepper's reaction!!! He almost dropped dead from outrage; he was red on the face; he kept on assuring he loved his wife and that she was beautiful (you should see her!!!)... And when Lepper starts going on, no one can stop him, and he's, well, a bit like a certain Gemini guy (with nick starting with 'p') from this Forum.... I almost died laughing. :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

As for the great British Empire, I agree with what George Orwell said about it: that it wasn't the worst empire in history. Actually, I think it was the greatest.

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

Shopgirl, they've alleged he molested sexually a woman from his party. Now it's just enough to see Lepper's looks and hear how he speaks to know that the charge is utterly absurd. But of course there should be a better proof, and, to my knowledge, there has been a police investigation which, as far as I know, has proven nothing against him.

Yeah, you should see Lepper in action. You'd have fun.
;)))

Oh, and he's a very good agriculture minister. And he's Gemini too.

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

Shopgirl, yes, there are political motivations. The Gazeta Wyborcza (consisting of militant Marxist-zionist hacks, some of them sons and daughters of prominent commie figures) perceive Lepper as both ignorant (he's a farmer, so the drones regard themselves as superior to him) and 'populist.'

News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

Butty, yes, in the Thirty Years War you were definitely victims. But it wasn't us who mistreated you.

Well, and how about your invasions of Poland in the Middle Ages and later? Even Himmler spoke about Poland as the country that blocked the German drive to the East for 800 years, didn't he?