hairball
29 Jan 2008
News / Will Poland become green? [122]
So the answer is clean re-newable energy: wind: wave: solar etc??
So the answer is clean re-newable energy: wind: wave: solar etc??
hairball
29 Jan 2008
News / Will Poland become green? [122]
I did to start with but rafik changed my mind on this thread!
dont buy into this nonsense about global warming
I did to start with but rafik changed my mind on this thread!
hairball
29 Jan 2008
hairball
29 Jan 2008
News / Polish citizens given away to foreign law courts - is this normal? [29]
^^^^^double standards???? vvvvvvvv
He was "given away to a foreign court" because the DNA evidence that HE DID NOT CONTEST said it was one-in-a-billion odds that it was him!
It seems to be that you, like his family, are choosing to ignore this extremely compeling fact!
As to the UK "refusing to give Poland stalanist murderer Wolinska". Maybe the British didn't want to get involved in "the Kaczyńscy 'duck' brothers" communist witch hunt!
But I don't like, that Polish citizen is given away to a foreign court just because he is SUSPECTED
^^^^^double standards???? vvvvvvvv
why did UK refuse giving to Poland stalinist murderer Wolinska?
He was "given away to a foreign court" because the DNA evidence that HE DID NOT CONTEST said it was one-in-a-billion odds that it was him!
It seems to be that you, like his family, are choosing to ignore this extremely compeling fact!
As to the UK "refusing to give Poland stalanist murderer Wolinska". Maybe the British didn't want to get involved in "the Kaczyńscy 'duck' brothers" communist witch hunt!
hairball
28 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / "Half of Poles in UK plan to return home" Telegraph article [8]
But when they come back and find that all the "red tape" is still in place and the average low skilled worker still gets less than 10zł per hour they might decide to ofski again!
But when they come back and find that all the "red tape" is still in place and the average low skilled worker still gets less than 10zł per hour they might decide to ofski again!
hairball
28 Jan 2008
Life / Babies names - spelled similarly in Polish and English [29]
Kamila
Edward
Filip-Philip
Lucj-Lucy
Kamila
Edward
Filip-Philip
Lucj-Lucy
hairball
27 Jan 2008
News / Has global warming affected Poland? And in what ways? [73]
Well! It's been snowing all day so I think I'll grab my board and go boarding!
Well! It's been snowing all day so I think I'll grab my board and go boarding!
hairball
27 Jan 2008
hairball
27 Jan 2008
History / Poland Betrayed in WW2 [243]
It just shows how little this idiot knows about current affairs in Poland. It was announced on both Polsat and TVP this week that Chinees workers as well as workers from Ukrania will be brought in because of the desperate shortage of workers here in Poland. It looks like too many "rats" have "jumped ship".
Of cource the biggest betrayal of all of Europe in ww2 was Americas unwillingness to get invoved in a Europian problem!
also one that doesn't rely on immigrants to keep from decline.
It just shows how little this idiot knows about current affairs in Poland. It was announced on both Polsat and TVP this week that Chinees workers as well as workers from Ukrania will be brought in because of the desperate shortage of workers here in Poland. It looks like too many "rats" have "jumped ship".
Of cource the biggest betrayal of all of Europe in ww2 was Americas unwillingness to get invoved in a Europian problem!
hairball
26 Jan 2008
Travel / How do i stay in poland longer than 90 days if im already in poland [37]
If you can find a job of any kind that is legal it's pritty easy to stay.
If you can find a job of any kind that is legal it's pritty easy to stay.
hairball
26 Jan 2008
News / Will Poland become green? [122]
I'm now confused. Al Gore had me convinced that we're all going to die a horrable death in the next decade. But Rafik has opened my eye's in a different direction. Maybe it is all a con to grab more money from our taxes. You know, when you think about it. Is it so hard to believe that the Earth getting warmer might have something to do with the sun? And not what fuel man is burning!
So what's your opinion?
I'm now confused. Al Gore had me convinced that we're all going to die a horrable death in the next decade. But Rafik has opened my eye's in a different direction. Maybe it is all a con to grab more money from our taxes. You know, when you think about it. Is it so hard to believe that the Earth getting warmer might have something to do with the sun? And not what fuel man is burning!
hairball
23 Jan 2008
History / Poland - Russia Russians ready for discussion about history ? [105]
I think that this is possitive. Dialogue is the way forward. We don't want a repeat of the '80s "arms race", which "missile shields" will incorage.
I think that this is possitive. Dialogue is the way forward. We don't want a repeat of the '80s "arms race", which "missile shields" will incorage.
hairball
13 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / What's So Great About The UK? [416]
Newcastle isn't ugly! This view on the banks of the Tyne....
gateshead.gov.uk/Leisure%20and%20Culture/TSG/home.aspx
Name a city, it's probably ugly
Newcastle isn't ugly! This view on the banks of the Tyne....
gateshead.gov.uk/Leisure%20and%20Culture/TSG/home.aspx
hairball
12 Jan 2008
News / City of Warsaw has a new praeambulum [17]
I'm very sorry, but I was under the impression that Solidarność defeated communism!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity]Solidarity
I don't see any link to religion!
but if it hadn't been for this combination, we (Poland) would be probably still governed by some pseudo-socialist post-communist regime
I'm very sorry, but I was under the impression that Solidarność defeated communism!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity]Solidarity
I don't see any link to religion!
hairball
12 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
I'm on your side Crow. I want to highlight the dangers of Depleted Uranium! So tell us your experiences here!
give me a little time
I'm on your side Crow. I want to highlight the dangers of Depleted Uranium! So tell us your experiences here!
hairball
11 Jan 2008
hairball
11 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
Crow please tell us more about the contamination from depleted uranium in your country. I am reserching about it and I will post some of my findings soon, but I would like to know of your personal experiences from this war.
my mother, sister and girl were (are!) terrified
Crow please tell us more about the contamination from depleted uranium in your country. I am reserching about it and I will post some of my findings soon, but I would like to know of your personal experiences from this war.
hairball
10 Jan 2008
hairball
10 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
Iraqui children playing with death
Iraqui children playing with death
du contamination
hairball
9 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
It would appear that the Pentagon has known about the dangers of this stuff since 1943. Check this web sit... newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james29.htm
And here's a quote from it....
Since 1943 the military has been aware of the extreme toxicity of uranium as a gas. A Oct 30, 1943 memo from Manhattan Project physicist James B. Conant to Brig. General L.B. Abrams stated that as a gas warfare instrument the radioactive material would be ground into microscopic particles forming dust and smoke and could be distributed by ground fired projectiles, land vehicles or aerial bombs. In this form it would be inhaled by personnel. They estimated that one millionth of a gram would be fatal. There are no known methods of treatment for such casualties.
I'm also not sure. Probably tablet???
It would appear that the Pentagon has known about the dangers of this stuff since 1943. Check this web sit... newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james29.htm
And here's a quote from it....
Since 1943 the military has been aware of the extreme toxicity of uranium as a gas. A Oct 30, 1943 memo from Manhattan Project physicist James B. Conant to Brig. General L.B. Abrams stated that as a gas warfare instrument the radioactive material would be ground into microscopic particles forming dust and smoke and could be distributed by ground fired projectiles, land vehicles or aerial bombs. In this form it would be inhaled by personnel. They estimated that one millionth of a gram would be fatal. There are no known methods of treatment for such casualties.
Atropine and pralidoxime.I am not sure if it was in pills or injected.
I'm also not sure. Probably tablet???
hairball
9 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / What's So Great About The UK? [416]
Being British is about driving in a German car to an Irish pub for a Belgian beer, then grabbing an Indian curry or a Turkish kebab on the way home, to sit on Swedish furniture and watch American shows on a Japanese TV. And the most British thing of all? Suspicion of all things foreign! Only in Britain can a pizza get to your house faster than an ambulance. Only in Britain do supermarkets make sick people walk all the way to the back of the shop to get their prescriptions while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front. Only in Britain do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries and a DIET coke. Only in Britain do banks leave both doors open and chain the pens to the counters. Only in Britain do we leave cars worth thousands of pounds on the drive and lock our junk and cheap lawn mower in the garage. Only in Britain do we use answering machines to screen calls and then have call waiting so we won't miss a call from someone we didn't want to talk to in the first place. Only in Britain are there disabled parking places in front of a skating rink. NOT TO MENTION.. 3 Brits die each year testing if a 9v battery works on their tongue. 142 Brits were injured in 1999 by not removing all pins from new shirts. 58 Brits are injured each year by using sharp knives instead of screwdrivers. 31 Brits have died since 1996 by watering their Christmas tree while the fairy lights were plugged in. 19 Brits have died in the last 3 years believing that Christmas decorations were chocolate. British Hospitals reported 4 broken arms last year after Xmas cracker-pulling accidents. 18 Brits had serious burns in 2000 trying on a new jumper with a lit cigarette in their mouth. A massive 543 Brits were admitted to A & E in the last two years after trying to open bottles of beer with their teeth. 5 Brits were injured last year in accidents involving out-of-control Scalextric cars. and finally... In 2000 eight Brits were admitted to hospital with fractured skulls incurred whilst throwing up into the toilet.
Yes! I'm proud to be British!
I ask you, what is so British about that?
Being British is about driving in a German car to an Irish pub for a Belgian beer, then grabbing an Indian curry or a Turkish kebab on the way home, to sit on Swedish furniture and watch American shows on a Japanese TV. And the most British thing of all? Suspicion of all things foreign! Only in Britain can a pizza get to your house faster than an ambulance. Only in Britain do supermarkets make sick people walk all the way to the back of the shop to get their prescriptions while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front. Only in Britain do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries and a DIET coke. Only in Britain do banks leave both doors open and chain the pens to the counters. Only in Britain do we leave cars worth thousands of pounds on the drive and lock our junk and cheap lawn mower in the garage. Only in Britain do we use answering machines to screen calls and then have call waiting so we won't miss a call from someone we didn't want to talk to in the first place. Only in Britain are there disabled parking places in front of a skating rink. NOT TO MENTION.. 3 Brits die each year testing if a 9v battery works on their tongue. 142 Brits were injured in 1999 by not removing all pins from new shirts. 58 Brits are injured each year by using sharp knives instead of screwdrivers. 31 Brits have died since 1996 by watering their Christmas tree while the fairy lights were plugged in. 19 Brits have died in the last 3 years believing that Christmas decorations were chocolate. British Hospitals reported 4 broken arms last year after Xmas cracker-pulling accidents. 18 Brits had serious burns in 2000 trying on a new jumper with a lit cigarette in their mouth. A massive 543 Brits were admitted to A & E in the last two years after trying to open bottles of beer with their teeth. 5 Brits were injured last year in accidents involving out-of-control Scalextric cars. and finally... In 2000 eight Brits were admitted to hospital with fractured skulls incurred whilst throwing up into the toilet.
Yes! I'm proud to be British!
hairball
8 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / What's So Great About The UK? [416]
Maybe we have a large contrabution to our język from the Frogs. But like isthatu pointed out the sub continent has contributed the most to the UK.
France, Italy, Spain
Maybe we have a large contrabution to our język from the Frogs. But like isthatu pointed out the sub continent has contributed the most to the UK.
hairball
8 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
As johnp pointed out to me on a different thread, Gulf War Syndrom was because of the sh it they were injecting into themselves against chemical attack. But I think Depleted Uranium is something far more serious. The contamination will last for 4.5 billion years. That's as long as our planet is old!
Golf war syndrome
As johnp pointed out to me on a different thread, Gulf War Syndrom was because of the sh it they were injecting into themselves against chemical attack. But I think Depleted Uranium is something far more serious. The contamination will last for 4.5 billion years. That's as long as our planet is old!
hairball
8 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / What's So Great About The UK? [416]
Here! Here!
Indian sub continent has given Britain far more over the years than any country in mainland europe.
Here! Here!
hairball
8 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
The figures I've been reading are closer to 4.5 billion years, and that's from more than one source. Yes it is a "low level" radiation, but still deadly!
Crow is right.
I believe, of at least 50000 years
The figures I've been reading are closer to 4.5 billion years, and that's from more than one source. Yes it is a "low level" radiation, but still deadly!
So, i would just add- It`s not necessary for Polish soldiers to go that far- on Middle East to risk being exposed to depleted uranium. NATO
Crow is right.
hairball
7 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / What's So Great About The UK? [416]
Central!
Simply not true.
I earn a little over the Polish minimum wage and that's more than enough to pay all of mine and my wife's living costs. I'll grant there isn't too much left over but there is a little. We couldn't survive in the uk on just one wage.
What do they prefer ?
Central!
living costs compared to wages were high
Simply not true.
I earn a little over the Polish minimum wage and that's more than enough to pay all of mine and my wife's living costs. I'll grant there isn't too much left over but there is a little. We couldn't survive in the uk on just one wage.
hairball
6 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / What's So Great About The UK? [416]
They dont like being called "Eastern Europeans" Mister H.
I wanted an idea of what Polish and other Eastern Europeans
They dont like being called "Eastern Europeans" Mister H.
hairball
6 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
It's about why they use DU weapons...
Hears a shorter one about the results
youtube.com/watch?v=S0WVuNZ-b8s&feature=related
This one's 20 mins but very revealing
youtube.com/watch?v=RvCmthsTEGA&feature=related
It's about why they use DU weapons...
Hears a shorter one about the results
youtube.com/watch?v=S0WVuNZ-b8s&feature=related
This one's 20 mins but very revealing
youtube.com/watch?v=RvCmthsTEGA&feature=related
hairball
6 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
Why do they use DP weapons? Watch what this lady says.
Why do they use DP weapons? Watch what this lady says.
hairball
6 Jan 2008
News / Polish soldiers and the legacy of Depleted Uranium. [30]
Polands soldiers who are now serving in the Middle East are being exposed to depleted uranium contamination. This is a highly dangerous situation that these people are being exposed to. Some of the known effects are....
Birth defects from the children of Gulf war vets which would break a heart of stone: babies with terribly foreshortened limbs, with their intestines outside their bodies, with huge bulging tumors where their eyes should be, or with a single eye-like Cyclops, or without eyes, or without limbs, and even without heads. Significantly, some of the defects are almost unknown outside textbooks showing the babies born near A-bomb test sites in the Pacific.
Also over 200,000 US troops who have returned from the 1991 war are now invalided out with ailments officially attributed to service in Iraq-that's 1 in 3. In contrast, the British government's failure to fully assess the health of returning troops, or to monitor their health, means no one even knows how many have died or become gravely ill since their return.
So I ask. Is it right that Poland's soldiers should continue to be exposed to this radiaton?
Polands soldiers who are now serving in the Middle East are being exposed to depleted uranium contamination. This is a highly dangerous situation that these people are being exposed to. Some of the known effects are....
Birth defects from the children of Gulf war vets which would break a heart of stone: babies with terribly foreshortened limbs, with their intestines outside their bodies, with huge bulging tumors where their eyes should be, or with a single eye-like Cyclops, or without eyes, or without limbs, and even without heads. Significantly, some of the defects are almost unknown outside textbooks showing the babies born near A-bomb test sites in the Pacific.
Also over 200,000 US troops who have returned from the 1991 war are now invalided out with ailments officially attributed to service in Iraq-that's 1 in 3. In contrast, the British government's failure to fully assess the health of returning troops, or to monitor their health, means no one even knows how many have died or become gravely ill since their return.
So I ask. Is it right that Poland's soldiers should continue to be exposed to this radiaton?