In Poland, nobody would just think of it - such boy would stay at home and never earn a grosz

They owe a debt from the 2nd world war, they owe a debt to us because of us letting 1 and a half million poles into our country and they owe us billions form the money they have taken out of the EU.

Poland isn't really an Island

It could be worse. We could have had Pakistanis, Syrians, Africans, etc "crawling" into Britain!

Only few years ago , nobody wanted Poland as part of Europe!!I think these people should be lot more humble!!

The only time I've been told to "speak polish", was by one of three Police officers when he was giving us a mandate for being drunk at midnight, singing and walking home. I apologiesed in English, and tried to speak some Polish. He repied in Polish " you are in Poland, speak Polish". So my girlfriend called him a "f*cking racist Tw*T"( in English) and he gave her a fine for swearing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Majority of Poles DO NOT WANT AN AMERICAN MISSLE BASE IN THEIR COUNTRY. We are also far away from judging who is responsible for a military conflict in Osetia.

But when I watch president kartofel flying over to Georgia (in a Russian made plane)

Russians are our neighbors - we have to live with them

Thankfully you're not, otherwise Poland would be already wiped off the face of the Earth.

Try this site. They have an excellent map library.

Is that true?

it is a big problem... if there is a lie, there is no trust, and the relationship is not possible...

I live in Georgia

I wonder what's that sign say?

Everyone on September 1st take one minute out of your time for silence and remember thoses who lost their liv es during WW2 and those who fought for Poland.

Well, they fought for the defeat of Nazi Germany, more than for Poland tho.

I actually agree with this.

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Lisowczycy (also known as Straceńcy ('lost men' or 'forlorn hope') or chorągiew elearska (company of elears) - the name of an early 17th century irregular unit of light cavalry, mostly form Grand Duchy of Lithuania, as their leader Aleksander Józef Lisowski was. The Lisowczycy took part in many battles across Europe and the historical accounts of the period characterized them as extremely agile, warlike, and bloodthirsty

The Lisowczycy took part in many conflicts, including the Dymitriads (where their actions help explain the text of the infamous placard in Zagorsk: three plagues: typhus, Tatars, and Poles)

Can anyone shed any light on the surname?

How popular are they in Poland