Babinich
14 Jul 2009
Babinich
23 Jul 2009
Food / The best potato pancakes? [30]
The key...
Tip: a few drops of lemon juice will prevent the batter from turning black.
The key...
Babinich
25 Jul 2009
Babinich
29 Jul 2009
News / New York Post : "Polish" Death Camps and more [278]
This was not Christianity; these were men acting out for their own good at the expense of others.
Similar to Hitler and Germany.
Yeah.....sure....lifelong house arrest for Galileo, burned at a stake for Giordano Bruno...Darwin...even Copernicus....my what a light the church was for all researcher and truth seeker! :):)
This was not Christianity; these were men acting out for their own good at the expense of others.
Similar to Hitler and Germany.
Babinich
29 Jul 2009
News / New York Post : "Polish" Death Camps and more [278]
No, the persecutions had nothing to do with Christianity but everything to do with power.
it was a very christian affair
No, the persecutions had nothing to do with Christianity but everything to do with power.
Babinich
29 Jul 2009
News / New York Post : "Polish" Death Camps and more [278]
Yeah, throwing away the baby with the bath water. Goodbye Europe...
They are losing it now...fast...
Yeah, throwing away the baby with the bath water. Goodbye Europe...
Babinich
29 Jul 2009
News / New York Post : "Polish" Death Camps and more [278]
Boche roots no doubt.
We will be stronger once we find back to our real roots!
Boche roots no doubt.
Babinich
30 Jul 2009
News / New York Post : "Polish" Death Camps and more [278]
There was no Catholicism much less a Canada 3000 years ago.
Stalin's purges, Hitler's ascendancy, WWII, more Stalin, Mao's purges, Korea, more Mao, Vietnam & Khmer Rouge (Pol Pot).
Some much ignorance; so little time...
Or do you think you would have converted to Catholicism if you were brought up in Canada 3000 years ago?.
There was no Catholicism much less a Canada 3000 years ago.
The mass murder in the last centuries in the name of the christian god are uncomparable with anything the Pagans could ever do.
Stalin's purges, Hitler's ascendancy, WWII, more Stalin, Mao's purges, Korea, more Mao, Vietnam & Khmer Rouge (Pol Pot).
Some much ignorance; so little time...
Babinich
30 Jul 2009
News / New York Post : "Polish" Death Camps and more [278]
Where was the collective German conscience in the 1930's and 1940's?
The secular regard morality not as absolute, but as relative.
So instead of moral absolutes, the secularist holds legal absolutes. "Legal" for the secularist is what "moral" is for the Right.
The religious have a belief in God-based moral law, and the secularist believes in man-made law exists as moral law.
This is the exact reason why the secularist is infatuated with creating law. It gives them the power to mold society just as Judeo-Christian values did in the past. Secularist ideals (climate change, universal health care, unchecked welfare programs) function as a religion.
Since it lacks the self-control mechanism that is a major part of religion, the secularist passes more and more laws to control people.
There is the direct link between the decline in Judeo-Christian religion and the increase in governmental laws controlling human behavior.
I think you exchange your God with a human conscience.
Where was the collective German conscience in the 1930's and 1940's?
The secular regard morality not as absolute, but as relative.
So instead of moral absolutes, the secularist holds legal absolutes. "Legal" for the secularist is what "moral" is for the Right.
The religious have a belief in God-based moral law, and the secularist believes in man-made law exists as moral law.
This is the exact reason why the secularist is infatuated with creating law. It gives them the power to mold society just as Judeo-Christian values did in the past. Secularist ideals (climate change, universal health care, unchecked welfare programs) function as a religion.
Since it lacks the self-control mechanism that is a major part of religion, the secularist passes more and more laws to control people.
There is the direct link between the decline in Judeo-Christian religion and the increase in governmental laws controlling human behavior.
Babinich
2 Aug 2009
History / Russia: Poland responsible for WW II [300]
WWII rests squarely on the shoulders of the nation of Germany.
It seems a mainstream history revision is underway and Russia's viewpoint is not seen as loony as thought to be.
Something not expectable to read 10 or 20 years back...
Something not expectable to read 10 or 20 years back...
WWII rests squarely on the shoulders of the nation of Germany.
Babinich
2 Aug 2009
History / Russia: Poland responsible for WW II [300]
Buchanan's book? No; I did not.
Buchanan is not a historian.
I've read enough about:
* The Treaty of Versailles
* Rise of Fascism & the Nazi Party (Shirer)
* The expansion on Nazi power at the expense of human rights
* German Re-militarization
* Measuring the allies state of mind through the reoccupation of the Rhineland
I know without a doubt that the blame for WWII falls on the shoulders of the German people.
BB: accept your nations history, accept your nations guilt.
Buchanan's book? No; I did not.
Buchanan is not a historian.
I've read enough about:
* The Treaty of Versailles
* Rise of Fascism & the Nazi Party (Shirer)
* The expansion on Nazi power at the expense of human rights
* German Re-militarization
* Measuring the allies state of mind through the reoccupation of the Rhineland
I know without a doubt that the blame for WWII falls on the shoulders of the German people.
BB: accept your nations history, accept your nations guilt.
Babinich
2 Aug 2009
History / Russia: Poland responsible for WW II [300]
Lesser,
Germany started WWII. Hitler acted as the head of the German state.
Lesser,
Germany started WWII. Hitler acted as the head of the German state.
Babinich
2 Aug 2009
History / Russia: Poland responsible for WW II [300]
I've read many books; but thanks for the advice.
But that isn't the point...maybe you should really read some books? :)
I've read many books; but thanks for the advice.
Babinich
2 Aug 2009
History / Russia: Poland responsible for WW II [300]
No, but one can wage war against a nation to force the removal of a dictator.
While you cannot make lawsuits against nation.
No, but one can wage war against a nation to force the removal of a dictator.
Babinich
3 Aug 2009
History / Russia: Poland responsible for WW II [300]
Ever heard of Adolf Hitler? :')
You're spot on; I cannot agree with you more.
Only insane lunatic may wage a war against a nation. Nevertheless if such war would appear, it certainly have little to do with dictator himself.
Ever heard of Adolf Hitler? :')
It was always written by the winners, so it is beneficial, before making your own judgment to try to see the viewpoints from both sides in the conflict and get as much information from as many diverse sources as possible.
You're spot on; I cannot agree with you more.
Babinich
6 Aug 2009
History / "GANGING UP" ON POLAND? [99]
Like the Rada did to the Poles in 1918 by signing Brest-Litovsk?
Poland promised not to sign a separate peace treaty with the USSR: after Ukrainians had fought for Poland (and after the miracle on the Wisla) Poland signed a separate peace treaty with the USSR.
Like the Rada did to the Poles in 1918 by signing Brest-Litovsk?
Babinich
11 Aug 2009
History / Who lost WWII (besides Poland)? [42]
The Allies knew Stalin, once settled in countries would not leave. The Cold War started on Nov. 28, 1943. The event signaling the start? The Tehran Conference.
That Stalin had other plans with the countries his troops occupied - well, some of his allies knew that beforehand, I guess.
Most likely not because the cold war didn't start until all the great brains started fleeing the east moving to the west.
The Allies knew Stalin, once settled in countries would not leave. The Cold War started on Nov. 28, 1943. The event signaling the start? The Tehran Conference.
Babinich
11 Aug 2009
History / Who lost WWII (besides Poland)? [42]
It wasn't a matter of speed; it was a matter of common sense.
The number of casualties the western allies would have experienced taking Berlin would have been egregious.
IMHO, the western allies were not strong enough militarily to be faster than the Soviets in their advance.
It wasn't a matter of speed; it was a matter of common sense.
The number of casualties the western allies would have experienced taking Berlin would have been egregious.
Babinich
11 Aug 2009
History / Who lost WWII (besides Poland)? [42]
The war was over; the western allies were not going to trade lives for real estate.
As for the cold War; Poland was the first victim in Tehran. There was to be a shift of the Polish border to the Oder and Neisse rivers and the Curzon line
The defeated nations would be divided into occupation zones under American, British, and Soviet control.
It was accepted that the Soviets were to oversee the establishment of government in each liberated Eastern European country.
There's your start...
They were closer to the Nazis than the Americans.
The war was over; the western allies were not going to trade lives for real estate.
As for the cold War; Poland was the first victim in Tehran. There was to be a shift of the Polish border to the Oder and Neisse rivers and the Curzon line
The defeated nations would be divided into occupation zones under American, British, and Soviet control.
It was accepted that the Soviets were to oversee the establishment of government in each liberated Eastern European country.
There's your start...
Babinich
13 Aug 2009
USA, Canada / Why Americans think that nobody likes them? [185]
What a load of horse manure... The teachers of today start railing against the United Staes of America from the Founding fathers forward.
Wrong...
online.wsj.com/article/SB124459129882600069.html
2. When you grow up in America you are taught that America is #1 and anyone that doesn't believe that must be against America.
What a load of horse manure... The teachers of today start railing against the United Staes of America from the Founding fathers forward.
3. The mentality is generally one side of the other. dem or repub, either you are with me or you are against me. The middle ground doesn't exist much in the general mentality of the public and therefore if someone is critical of America than it is assumed they are against it or doesn't like it.
Wrong...
online.wsj.com/article/SB124459129882600069.html
Babinich
14 Aug 2009
USA, Canada / Why Americans think that nobody likes them? [185]
Just are you're doing right now?
in response to pgtx:
Uh-oh... :')
The biggest problem about Americans is that they think using stereotypes
Just are you're doing right now?
in response to pgtx:
lol... no, I was comparing stupid decisions. Like whoever decided to hire you in Texas.
Uh-oh... :')
Babinich
15 Aug 2009
Love / Why are more Polish girls marrying Americans? [77]
Sometimes?
some times doing the right thing is the best.
Sometimes?
Babinich
16 Aug 2009
News / Dealing with constant insults against Polish [323]
You be the judge...
missuniverse.com
And don't forget, Polish Girls are better looking than German Girls.
You be the judge...
missuniverse.com
Babinich
31 Aug 2009
Language / I'm really interested in learning Polish [33]
SzwedwPolsce
Thanks; it looks as if this page has been updated since the last time I looked at it.
SzwedwPolsce
Thanks; it looks as if this page has been updated since the last time I looked at it.
Babinich
2 Sep 2009
News / Poland Remembers start of WW2 [200]
Hey BB...
Did you learn any lessons from 20th Century history?
that is also a lesson.....
Hey BB...
Did you learn any lessons from 20th Century history?
Babinich
2 Sep 2009
Babinich
3 Sep 2009
News / Poland Remembers start of WW2 [200]
Try Bagration; Army Group Center was wiped out.
From the program American Experience on FDR:
* FDR spent many sleepless night wondering if aiding the Brits was the right thing to do.
* After Pearl Harbor FDR, head in hands, worried bout how he'd be remembered as President in the face of the Pearl Harbor attack.
* Belittled his friend and ally (Churchill) to gain favor with Stalin. Stalin made a fool of FDR all at the expense of Eastern Europe.
The France campaign is called the biggest and most humiliating defeat ever (in world history).
Try Bagration; Army Group Center was wiped out.
After the conference in Tehran, your heard less and less about Poland from both FDR and Churchill
From the program American Experience on FDR:
* FDR spent many sleepless night wondering if aiding the Brits was the right thing to do.
* After Pearl Harbor FDR, head in hands, worried bout how he'd be remembered as President in the face of the Pearl Harbor attack.
* Belittled his friend and ally (Churchill) to gain favor with Stalin. Stalin made a fool of FDR all at the expense of Eastern Europe.
Babinich
3 Sep 2009
News / Poland Remembers start of WW2 [200]
What about Bagration where Army Group Center was wiped out?
In a larger sense how ironic that you of all people would talk about other nation's humiliating defeats.
The France campaign is called the biggest and most humiliating defeat ever (in world history).
Oh boy....board idiot Babi has spoken
What about Bagration where Army Group Center was wiped out?
In a larger sense how ironic that you of all people would talk about other nation's humiliating defeats.
Babinich
3 Sep 2009
News / Poland Remembers start of WW2 [200]
Bagration: just looking at the number makes you the one lacking perspective.
historynet.com/operation-bagration-soviet-offensive-of-1944.htm
"By early August, the German Fourth Army and almost all of the Ninth and Third Panzer armies were gone. Thirty German divisions disappeared, and nearly 30 more were crippled. The Red Army was within striking distance of the Vistula and had reached the outskirts of Warsaw. By mid-August, Red Army soldiers were entrenched on Prussian soil, only 350 miles from Berlin, and Romania, with its vital oil fields, was poised to desert the Axis cause. Until January, however, the exhausted Soviet giant would remain relatively quiet, refitting and re-equipping for the final push from the Vistula to Berlin."
"The irreplaceable German losses in Belorussia, in conjunction with the Normandy landings and the July 20 attempt on Hitler's life, spread demoralization throughout the upper ranks of the Wehrmacht's command structure, and made certain that the Red Army would ever after move west. "
Bagration: just looking at the number makes you the one lacking perspective.
historynet.com/operation-bagration-soviet-offensive-of-1944.htm
"By early August, the German Fourth Army and almost all of the Ninth and Third Panzer armies were gone. Thirty German divisions disappeared, and nearly 30 more were crippled. The Red Army was within striking distance of the Vistula and had reached the outskirts of Warsaw. By mid-August, Red Army soldiers were entrenched on Prussian soil, only 350 miles from Berlin, and Romania, with its vital oil fields, was poised to desert the Axis cause. Until January, however, the exhausted Soviet giant would remain relatively quiet, refitting and re-equipping for the final push from the Vistula to Berlin."
"The irreplaceable German losses in Belorussia, in conjunction with the Normandy landings and the July 20 attempt on Hitler's life, spread demoralization throughout the upper ranks of the Wehrmacht's command structure, and made certain that the Red Army would ever after move west. "
Babinich
3 Sep 2009
News / Poland Remembers start of WW2 [200]
Ah, it's perspective I see.
But maybe that is to difficult to grasp for you...
Ah, it's perspective I see.