Com'on you know that in our past we lived almost fourscore years in isolation

Then you should pay your hommage to arabs...do you want it? I doubt.

Oh, leave these silly explanations for Poles, we both know the truth

Russia + oil + gas + Germany against Poland

1. Russia + Poland against Germany
2. Russia + Germany against Poland + England (US)

Russia is selfsufficient,

I hear from my participating friends that the battle is going to be fierce,

Klose!

...The westernmost and most formidable concentration of Soviet armed might outside the borders of the Soviet Union is the GSFG.
In 1987 this force of about 380,000 men, organized into 20 ground force divisions and one air army and stationed entirely in East Germany, was over twice the size of the NVA.

...
The importance that the Soviets attach to their position in East Germany is underscored by the disparity in size between the GSFG and the other Soviet groups of forces in Eastern Europe. The Northern Group of Forces in Poland, for instance, comprised three divisions, the Central Group of Forces in Czechoslovakia numbered six divisions, and the Southern Group of Forces in Hungary had four divisions. The other groups totaled slightly more than half the size of the GSFG. The GSFG dominated not only East Germany but also the rest of Eastern Europe, not to mention the image that it projected into Western Europe. In 1987 the GSFG, under the command of General Valerii Aleksandrovich Belikov, had its headquarters in the former Wehrmacht command center in Zossen-Wünsdorf, south of Berlin. ...

Jerzy Buzek - a protestant who speaks perfect German.

Jerzy Buzek, a former center-right prime minister of Poland, was elected president of the assembly with 555 votes out of 713 votes cast, becoming the first politician from an Eastern European country to hold one of the bloc's high-profile posts.

Even comparing the bloody Budapest revolt with Berlin riots is disgusting.

...According to the West German Ministry for Inter-German affairs in 1966, 383 people were killed in the uprising, including 116 "functionaries of the SED regime", 106 people were executed under martial law or later condemned to death, 1,838 injured, and 5,100 arrested, 1,200 of these later being sentenced to a total of 6,000 years in penal camps....

I am no Germanophile but im not that stupid as you want me to be

Ehrm

Sorry but nationalism isn't the only type of legal state idea or how a country should be.

The Hungarian Revolution of 1848 was one of many revolutions that year and closely linked to other revolutions of 1848 in the Habsburg areas. The revolution in Hungary grew into a war for independence from Habsburg rule.

/wiki/Pole,_Hungarian,_two_good_friends

Can't remember Poland ever struggling much to get it back? Cause it never happened