Posts by tornado2007

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Why? It's not costing the Brit. public anything, it's not affecting the Brit. way of life.

right my point is not actually the physical voting, its the fact that we are letting other countries do things within our own. I don't won't to stop the Poles or anybody else having there say i just don't want to be overrun by 'International' or 'EU' law. This is the 'UK' and should be under 'UK' law ONLY. it should also be the same for each individual country. OK so there is special circumstances for things such as the conventions of war etc.

Define the "BRITISH people" please

people who are, Nothern Irish, English, Scottish and Welsh. Its that simple :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

ow man come on it was an example, i want them to have their say just not in this way, postal and embassy yes, public polling stations no

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Because it's a right.

EU :) need i say anymore

no, but doesn't do us any harm either.

no but once you give an inch people will take a mile :)

I think now you're just maybe wanting to argue with anyone who will answer.

no no no my dear, i don't want to argue, anyway were debating and why would i want to argue with you anyway i like talking with you normally.

(and BTW people from other countries who live in the UK who still have citizenship in their own countries - they vote in their elections too).

i used the polish as an example because this is a polish forum

Torn, I'm sorry to say that but you behave like an idiot.

thats big coming from you :)

We have polling stations in every corner of this planet and your "why we allow that" make you only look like a 13yo kid. If you had any idea about international law, you would know that It's not a case of allowing anything, you simply have no saying about that.

well there you go 'International Law' how about Britain having rights about Britain not International law having rights over Britain, thats my point. WE SHOULD BE IN CONTROL OURSELVES :)

Tornado, Would you be in favour of the UK not being in the EU?

personally yes, but the country needs to have a referendum to decide this issue. I mean only the BRITISH people not immigrants. I'm sure we all know the result of that referendum its why they won't have one :)

Are you afraid of this?

no i just feel it can only have a negative affect on the country overall

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

I'm as honest as the day is long, if you've seen my views on this forum before don't you think after voicing some of them i would have a problem with admitting that i had a problem with the Polish or Poland :)

I can tell you and so will others that i don't shy from giving my opinion :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Polish people voting in this country about their own country does not effect the running of this country.

exactly so why should we allow them to do it, does it benefit us, does it affect our country does it have anything to do with our country, no it dosen't thats the whole point. Why don't we just let the Polish have and name their own bank holidays on our calendars too, let's see its Martyna's name day tomorrow :) (All though its not really but you see my point)

As for your opinion of the person above me, he's as entitled to his opinion as you are to yours...

don't make me laugh dolly, have you seen what he's wrote :) he's just frustrated because he feels he's had a bad life and wants me to be like poor him in his situation. I have no sympathy or empathy what so ever. Everybody has their own problems

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Not getting personal at all. I was just wondering what it was you were studying. That's all. No trading, no worries, no hostility from my end.

I'm just interested in trying understanding where you are comming from.

ok fair one, thats fine then, just wondered what it had to do with what we were talking about to be honest :) so no hostility from my end either.

you seem to be unable to defend your point of view without resorting to comments that might be interpreted a being gratutiously hostile.

as i said no hostility from my end after your explanation. i do defend my points but i also like to throw a googly in their now and again to spice things up :)

If you are going to make points like those that you have made you have to be prepared for the possibility of having them being challenged. You ought to be able to defend your point of view without becoming annoyed at being challenged. What is there to become annoyed about?

i'm not annoyed i just usually like winding up some of the degenarates on here who like to taunt me with no point :) for example Gregorz

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Polonophobes.

exactly the type of thing people talk about on this forum, the poles who are victims :) i'm sorry but i can't respect your view as you can't even be bothered to spell my avatar name right its TORNADO not TORNAYDO PAL!!!!!. If you think i have a problem with Poland, Polish people or Polish culture then you are very very very wrong :) my last girlfriend was Polish, i have Polish friends, i have visited your country and i'm happy that there are Poles in the UK just not all Poles and not all immigrants.

You're havering Tornado. The Polish people in the UK were voting in a Polish election. So what does that have to do with scraping borders etc? It's about people being able to have a say in the political future of the country of which they have citizenship for, regardless of their personal location.

listen dolly i know this sounds weird but its not that i want to deny the Poles their chance to vote, i don't want other countries political votes happening here, i know that stopping that stops them but i hope you understand what i mean, its not the polish people its not even poland its the situation. I think and am almost certain you understand this, unlike the total freak who posted just above you. I mean really why would i bother to come and talk make friends with polish people on a polish forum if i had problems with poles??

you are one of the people who have spoke to me the most and i think you know and understand my point as well as i understand yours

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

I'm not your friend.

suite yourself :)

Um, what is it you are a student of Tornado?

Business and Computers, i'm studying my masters degree, also touched on law (Business) Sociology and a number of other subjects. If your just going to get personal whats the point, you want to start trading qualifications, you big man you :)

No.

we will agree to disagree on that then won't we ;)

Controlled by market forces, whatever they are.

same here

But why would you want to stop them? What do they take away from you by voting?
Did you want to use your local village hall or community centre one morning when lo and behold...

its not the physicality of voting that is my point, its the fact its happening, i don't care if its Poles or Indonesians. as i said before we might as well scrap borders and call it USEU :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Torn... This issue has nothing to do with EU.

my friend it has everything to do with the EU, if we were not in the EU we would not be where we are now and there wouldn't be uncontrolled immigration, therefore not as many poles, therefore no need to open polls for so many Poles :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

It's not slander.

ok your guesses :)

So you can lighten up then?

ow yes :)

Well, there you go. So you'd not complain if your right to vote was taken away because you lived in another country (forget postal votes and embassies)? You'd just accept it would you? And say "well, that's fine cos I've chosen to live in another country for a year, I've given up the right to vote." No matter where in the world people live - if they are still considered a citizen of the country they came from, they should still be entitled to vote, however possible.

well if i wasn't in the UK for a number of years then why would it matter that much, any government can change what they like in two to three years and they usually all head down the same route, false promises, lies and manipulation

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

You don't ever vote then?

actually yes i do, because if i didn't i would have no right to complain about the state of the country

What the blazes are you doing moaning about the EU as well now?
We know you're a little britainer.

You are just using this as a way of trying to cover up your anti-democratic opinions.

well your wrong, its as simple as that, translate it how you wish but don't write your slander about me here thank you :)

Round the back of this thread is a ladder for you to climb down off your high horse on.

thats a little old don't you think

It leads you down off the thread so you can have a little cool down talking about light-hearted websites for having fun on.

lol that just made me laugh :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Rubbish, you'd have apoplexy if you couldn't vote.

sorry to disappointed you my dear but not really politicians are the scurge of the earth :)

So YOU have decided that because you don't want to vote for anyone, neither should anyone else, should they be working abroad.
Dog... manger.

no you miss my point, its not about voting at all, its about the effect other nations have on us, for example the EU they run us by law when we should be running it ourselves :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

Just because it's from the EU?

no because the UK should be able to control the UK and nobody else should be allowed to interrupt, its really that simple.

Why shouldn't the Polish authorities provide a service for Polish citizens to vote whilst they are abroad?

there are more less public ways

Your job in Poland is at the other end of the country, perhaps.
Can all Polish people in the UK afford to descend on the embassy on voting day?
Practical?

you can post it, now thats Practical

you're in another country and you can't vote. That's when we'd hear you.

to be honest dolly at least then i wouldn't have to make a decision about who the next bunch of crooks i'm going to vote into government are, :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

we'd hear you then, wouldn't we?

no because i would probably go to the British Embassy :) you can vote there no need for polling stations when it comes to me my dear

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

On a more general note; if you ever had a chance to study Britain's history then you must have noticed that Britain in fact was invaded, and the invaders stayed put and mixed in with the locals. No country in Europe is pure in its ethnicity. No European language ('cept for Icelandic) sounds anything like it sounded 1000 years ago. I betcha you couldn't make sense out of Beowulf if you read it in OE.

lol, i'm not asking for 'pure' british people, its another misdirection to try and discredit me or make me look to be anit polish or racist.

Now, the point: the only sure thing is change. It happens all the time. Get used to the idea, and concentrate on living your life. Just by that simple step things may become less stressful.

i agree with what you say here, change will always happen but not all the changes are for the better :)

I care what the immigrant communities in my country think of our government's policies. It helps us move towards a happily integrated society if people don't feel marginalised.

well good for you, i don't think the government need to worry about being responsible for the migrants not mixing or integrating together, i think immigrants building little communities, not speaking English etc do that anyway :)

So what's the problem, can't you let them get on with it then...

my problem is it should happen in Poland :) i know why not have a protest against the Polish government, but here's the spin, its going to happen in the UK this year :):):)

Tornado objects to democracy.
Hmmm.

no, i yet again disagree with an EU law, right whatever you want to call it

Seems so...

If only you had read my other posts apart from the ones on this topic, i think you would see that i'm fine with democracy :)

and his high horse must be getting very tired.
It's been standing on rocky ground for quite a long time.

its called a point of view, not a high horse, i'm not the one wearing donkey/horse shoes, lol

might slip.

no chance sunshine as i'm not on a horse :)

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Another girl from Poland murdered in uk [63]

I too feel sorry for her family and friends.

Every time i hear of a brutal murder i think of question tossed about daily, should we bring back capital punishment, seeing this like this makes me feel 'YES' we should

tornado2007

25 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

I don't know how many more time that has to be said.

yes i agree and understand that the Polish government paid for it.

Why would anyone object to such?

I object, for one were does this EU community end, why not lets change the names of our countries, so there is no Poland, no England, France and Germany etc. Instead we'll just call it the USEU (United States of European Union) Our borders are already open to every tom dick and harry well actually ski, vic and pierre :).

My point is its a matter of principal, this is ENGLAND or the UK and therefore has NOTHING to do with any other political vote in other EU or World countries. Therefore the only voting that should be taken in this country is our OWN votes. As i've said i enjoy having people from other countries and culture but i'm not going to loose tears if they can't vote, thats their problem they should go home back to their country to do so.

Tihs is only 50% backwards.
Siht would be 100% backwards.

lol :)

I wont believe that someone admited on tv that he or she is a nazi.
simply because over here for beeing part of nazi or communist movement/organisation/whatever you do time in jail.

well Ronek you are catigorically wrong and here is the Video to prove it, apology incoming i think, if you have the integrity that is :) which i'm sure you have.

sorry its a long vid but the parts i'm talking about are the last five minutes, there are Poles even saying 'there were not enough concentration camps and not enough Jews were gassed'. I can tell you its not just a few people there are rather a lot of them, as it says in the video, 'it is sweeping over Poland'

Surely Tornado, there cannot be any harm in allowing expatriate populations to vote, especially when it doesn't cost anything to the host country. Are you perhaps expressing a concern that it might encourage immigrants not to integrate if they can participate in politics in their country of origin?

i have already answered half of your question above. to the second part. To be honest i don't care if Poles who visit this country or live here for one or two years agree or disagree with our politics and policies, this is the UK or England and not Poland.

Two of democracy's most important cornerstones are freedom of expression and the right to vote. Any democratic country should not put up barriers to such things as expatriate voting. It would be undemocratic for a start.

the vote is for POLAND and POLISH people, NOTHING to do with the UK whether there are POLES here or not.

They also have them for you, in case you care to vote.
The Representation of the People Act 1969 lowered the voting age from 21 to 18. The Representation of the People Act 1985 gave British citizens abroad the right to vote for a 5 year period after they had left Britain. The Representation of the People Act 1989 extended the period to 20 years and citizens who were too young to vote when they left the country also became eligible.

source

thanks for your contribution, to be honest if i had been out of the UK for two or three years i wouldn't expect to be invited to vote. I don't expect it for the UK and not Poland that is not my issue.

Or maybe not.

So the Naziism was just a something you used to promote your own agenda. Apt in a way. :) Maybe you should start a May Poles Poll for their Pole when not in Poland Poll?

Might catch on.

lol maybe i should but i don't think i will, i picked on the two things above 'nazi's in poland' and 'Lewis Hamilton' incident because they were two other strange things i came across this weekend.

For your information on the Hamilton incident. I was sitting in the bar talking amongst friends about Englands poor week of sport, I announced that out of all the causes i felt most sorry for Hamilton. A guy about four foot away from down the bar shouted across 'that black bastard isn't English i don't know what your crying about' i replied 'why is he not english?? he's as English as me and you' to that he replied 'if you say that again i'l sort you out, you have to be F*****G kidding me if he is as English as i am' so i replied 'whether you like it or not he is English and is obviously 10 more talented than you and probably 10 more intellegent than you'll ever be' so he promptly came over to me and slapped me!!! yes slapped me on the jaw to which i hid a laugh. So then i decided to lean over the bar and ask the barman 'can you please remove this racist pig from your bar, he's being abusive and using physical force on your customers' the barman then offered he man to leave the bar. I was very pleased that such scum was kicked out.

tornado2007

24 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

why does France, ireland or poland care about the Uk in the reverse situation?

i don't mind if they don't care, why would i expect them to about our political leaders unless they are directly affecting them

tornado2007

24 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

you wouldnt understand this in the UK there is pure selfishness.. you only think of yourself,, in poland we actually care for our familiess....... we have a sharing caring culture...

don't make me laugh, your trying to tell me that people in the UK don't care about their families, there is no country in the world where any people wouldn't care for their families.

Your ignorant and obviously and sandwich short off a full picnic basket if you think that!!!!

tornado2007

24 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

why does the UK care about that???

I don't mind if Poles want to vote but surely those who are in residence in Poland are those who should vote, i'm sure their families are capable of voting??

tornado2007

24 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

i can sense an elemant of fear, this is natural when is confronted with change, the fact is uk is changing, chanigin fo rth ebetter, since migration uk is growing, growing in success with the collection of many people around the world all contributing, this is the same way people from the easter europe block will contribute..

i dont get the aggro,, there are many many migrants to this land, and many of this land have migrated... stop the fuss, get on with taking out problems like rape, drugs, robbery, murder, and other illicit and immral activity...

no fear just disappointment and dis-belief

yes and clearly didnt have enough time to think about it. every other european union
nation has to same right so I dont get your point.

well as people always say 'its a polish forum' so i commented on poland :)

just wow:) so you're showing your real face here or what?
so what about all the germans, french and english who live in Poland they shouldnt be alowed to vote because of someones biggotry?

biggotry, what, and on your point, no they should not :)

I have to say that Im a bit surprised by this post from someone who normally speaks a lot of wisdom. You are of course entitled to your opinion, but I fail to see the problem with people being allowed to vote whilst living overseas, whether they are EU members or not. There were actually 24 polling stations in the UK and 7 of them were in London.. I dont understand why this bothers you.. personally I dont think its a bad thing to have the right to vote.. wherever you may be living

everybody has a right to vote yes, but not in another country where it dosen't concern it, like in this case, the UK.

i think the only concern is the monetary issues however if the plish authorities have taken control then there is no logical issue

i partly agree yes, money was part of the point.

I think the above states that it is not British taxpayers who are bending over backwards to help Polish voters, but Poland who is helping Polish people use their right to vote. if all Polish people in the UKwith a vote turned up at the embassy it would be a logistical nightmare, it made sense for them to open polling stations around the country.

well at least the joke of a government realise that there are no poles left in poland to vote anymore.

something else must have happened in that bar.

no my dear just faced by a racist scumbag i'm afraid, it seems that this gentlemen had a view that Hamilton was not English because of the colour of his skin.

but according to previous posts his gf is Serbian! Anyway, not really fair to discuss this when he's not around.. let the Tornado speak for itself.

well my gf is not Serbian she is just my friend.

He's furious because he thinks that the British government is paying for it. Which BTW is NOT true.

i did think that yes, but i was not furious just a little annoyed to be honest.

Poles in the USA also got the chance to vote. All the polling stations, just like it was the case with the UK, were funded by the polish government. (some of them being de facto, Polish embassies) It's basically always been that way.

thanks for the info

Or is it just your intuition? You do seem to bee quite paranoid. Everyone wants to screw your country, starting from the immigrants to new EU member states. Britain is only giving and not gaining anything. And your such a small island...Poor poor Little Britain...

nobody is screwing us but they are taking and not giving :)

You were saying before on this forum something about victim mentality? It looks that you know it pretty well from your autopsy.

not at all i just think our immigration system is floored in many many many ways :)

Makes this thread rather pointless doesn't it?

so why comment mr clever :)

Yes - but is it the only one?

probably note

GENERAL NOTE:

Those who have tried to make me out as anti-polish, racists, right wing or anything else only have to look back in the past to see the kind of things i have written. If you would like to comment properly about my stance or supposed racism or anti-polishness i'm happy to discuss it.

Yes i apologise for my lack of evidence overall knowledge on the subject however i did pre-warn everybody all though it looks like some people just can't help themselves but have a free shot at me. Fair enough just don't complain when i may one day return the favour although believe me i won't be taking cheap shots :)

As for being scared i can only refer to my points all through this forum about immigration and the lack of control our government has on the influx of people entering my country. its not to different for those who discuss the Indians entering Poland is it!!

tornado2007

24 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

what about the BNP and NAZI's in ENGLAND (or indeed anywhere in the world)

hang on a minute, uuuummm i'm thinking of history and in particular the persecution of your country by the very named :) Your country suffered some of the WORST treatment by the NAZI'S.

This simply put is the EU. They are Polish citizens who have a right to vote for Polish government. Its called postal votes.

simple, if you cared that much you would be in Poland to vote and care for your country, if not then forget it :)

Ireland has this and even the UK does. believe it or not, this happens in other countries! any UK general election and you are, lets say in sudan, brazil or even Poland - you can still vote! head to the embassy and voila! now, it so happens that there are SO many Polish here in the UK & IRE so there is more setup to accomodate the larger demand - the same would happen for GB citizens if there were huge volumes of them in ANY other country. its how its done.

exactly so go to your embassy then and not getting us to bend over backwards for you

Nazi's & hooligans exits all over the world (the UK included) so its nothing new or to be pinned on Poland.

ow know i know what i'm talking about on that point, thank you very much, i was talking about the polling stations :)

Polish people voting for polish elections abroad is nothing new either. as pointed above, a UK citizen can do the same abroad also.

yes through our embassy's :)

I hope this has helped illuminate.

yes it helps and thanks for your point of view

The costs of polling stations are paid for by the Polish authorities I believe

ok i'll take your word for it, thanx for the info

Theres no contradication to being a member of the BNP in England. There is a contradiction in being a Polish Nazi.

exactly i think he missed my point about things been backwards this weekend

tornado2007

24 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]

A number of things happened to me this week that shocked me, firstly i was in a pub on Friday night where i was slapped (not punched) by a guy for calling Lewis Hamilton British!!!! Secondly i then watched a program about polish football hooligans and NAZI'S yes NAZI'S in POLAND!!!!! now those two events alone make your head spin the sheer backward nature of both incidents are enough to confuse and disgust anybody.

Then i hear that we have polling stations in the UK for Polish people to vote for the elections in Poland. While i'm happy to make people feel welcome in our country i am far from happy that we have polling stations in the 'UK' for other nations elections. It is wrong and should not be happening. I'm not sure what it is like in the US, did they have similar polling stations for the Polish elections???

Tihs is so backwards its un believable, i accept that Polish people come to the UK, i welcome them and other Immigrants who benefit my country with open arms, I also agree with what are called 'Polish Centres' which give help to Polish people who first come to the UK with living, language etc. However this is a step too far, i can't believe were bending over backwards for immigrants. I'm not sure of the cost of setting up such things but what a waste of money!!!. How does it benefit Britain, how is using British tax payers money to organise something that BRITISH people cannot or would not want to even use. i don't care if it only cost £50 that is still wasted money, we waste enough already.

If the Polish cared that much about their politics they would be in Poland to vote, some Polish even come here to get away from their own country to find 'a better life' which obviously they cannot have in Poland, so why then i ask, do we have voting, polling stations here???

Its obvious i disagree with the polling stations but i'm interested in people with the same opinion as me and of course those who disagree. i have probably missed some points and lack a few facts but i only hear about this yesterday so its a bit of a reaction rather than planned discussion.

Thanx

T

tornado2007

21 Oct 2007

News / Third World War and the role of Poland [82]

The UK too... go to google, choose google pictures, write "churchill stalin", you'll se plenty of pics of them together...

i'm sorry but Churchill warned EVERYBODY about Stalin but they didn't listen, don't lay this one on Churchill because he could already foresee what would happen with Stalin :)

so the contribution would be from the simplest on-foot-solider

agreed :)

high tech military aircrafts and spec OPs teams..
Also I think Poland would be a bridge for the rest of the allies to attack Russia..

what are they, the turnip busters, lol :)

I think Poland would be a bridge for the rest of the allies to attack Russia..

I think your correct there probably the most valuable thing you can offer

tornado2007

21 Oct 2007

News / Third World War and the role of Poland [82]

USA and UK sold us out to communist Russians after WW2..

the US sold you out!!!!

Israel, they dont like Poland, and Poland dont like Israel.

why??

Russia... do I really need to write anything haha ?

no i think there is plenty to document your point here :)

But of course this is not realistic =) :P Poland would join the "allies"... and her roll would prolly be to mess with Russia...

what could the polish bring to the party???

tornado2007

21 Oct 2007

News / Third World War and the role of Poland [82]

ow ok i wasn't sure, i'm not 100% on my Polish history, lol. Still it would be a sight for sore eyes :)

I remember when i was younger staying at an army camp where my dad was based, I was talking with Polish pilots who were being trained by the British alongside some Germans. However i asked the Polish why they were not sitting with the Germans, and he said 'we just don't like them' Little did i know why at my ripe old age of 10. To think about it now actually its pretty shocking that so called allies still hate each other enough they can't sit over a meal in the mess hall!!!

tornado2007

21 Oct 2007

Love / i love you -why say it if you dont mean it [56]

This is a very interesting subject and kind of backs up my statement that "Everybody lies" a lot of people and i mean a lot just say of handedly 'I love you' again and again and again to a girl/guy they have been with for about three weeks because the sex was good or something :)

It's such a throw away comment and the word love has been degraded to a certain extent. What i mean is the word does not have the effect it used to. Take swearing for example. If you say the word C**T in public there is a massive reaction to you from those who find it offensive. However amongst friends the very same word can be used a number of times with nobody batting an eyelid because they are used to the language, therefore it becomes less offensive to them because they here it more often. This is the same with the word LOVE, it has been over used in situations where it is not appropriate. Another example is the term WORLD CLASS well its two words but i think you get my point, when a word is overused it becomes devalued and its exactly what has happened to the word love.

I have only ever told one person that i love them, that does not include all those in my family of course. Even that person i don't know if i loved them or not as i am no longer with them.

To me love has lost a lot of meaning due to the amount of use it gets in situations where it is not appropriate. People get married for love, yeah right, they get married for anything now a days, money, security, benefits, passports you name it, people get married because of it.

tornado2007

21 Oct 2007

News / Third World War and the role of Poland [82]

Your write about the major players, however the British have the best special forces in the world. We will have blown up important parts of their war machines before they even knew what hit them. :) I'm sure the Polish would be on the side of the "Allies" rather than that of the Rusky's. Although it would be strange to see you fighting alongside German soldiers!!!

maybe a bit of mutiny in the camp??? :)

tornado2007

14 Oct 2007

UK, Ireland / Should Polish immigrants learn English to work in the UK? [77]

yeah why not we should learn english so that you can come to our country and live in your little groups of Polish and not mixing with us, what a stupid idea, although it seems you were speaking tongue in cheek.

Although the overall answer to the question posed, is pretty simple

YES

tornado2007

8 Oct 2007

Feedback / My Thoughts on this Forum and Moderators [71]

Well, maybe the first 20 posts were ON Topic; then it became a chat including hundreds of unrelated messages, so first it wen to the Off-topic section and then deleted.

Admin

but i might want to read the first 20, lol, the ones that were on topic :):):):):):):):)

look, there is a sun!

now that was random :)