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nunczka   
7 May 2009
News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]

HB, You would make a great representative for Acorn. You actually believe in what you preach. It is all of the CHANGE in our new leadership. The USA will become a UTOPIA.

Besides the MINORITIES deserve special treatment because they were oppressed for so long. In time, we all will be able to afford.

$540 tennis shoes
Wagyu steaks, at $100.00 a lb
Treating our Wives to a dinner in Chicago, $237,000.00 AIR FORCE 1 at tax payers expense
Sendind our kids to private school, but depriving vouchers for poor kids.

It's just going to get better
nunczka   
7 May 2009
News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]

HB, You are living in a dream world. So who am I to try to tell you things that you dont understand. As you grow older, try to think back at what we are all discussing in here. It is not only you, we are split in our assessments on this issue. Time will tell which of us had it right.

You have every right to your take on this subject. But I am backing off. No disrepect to you.

PSSST! What happened to Randall?
nunczka   
7 May 2009
News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]

I think we will rather see re-settlement of many Whites back to their old fatherlands of their ancestors...and they will be welcomed back there!

Yeah, but the way things are going now, Europe is going the same way as America. I will take my chances in America.. We are a large country. I just bought 65 acres of land in a state with only1% minorities. There is a lot of this land being sold here in West Virginia. We are building a white bastion.
nunczka   
7 May 2009
News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]

lol, you are a Redneck :)

YUP! Prior to my move to the mountains, I was just considered a racist.. But now the local gentry showed me how to build a still, You can call me a banjo playing racist redneck.

I saw your avatar.. Are you a boy scout.. Nice uniform. You look GAY! Are you?
nunczka   
8 May 2009
News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]

As for us here in Britain maybe not being as rabidly loony racist as you folks want or expect us to be is, unlike the rest of your countries we ,actually know what we are talking about by having lived through it for 50 odd years,you guys are just cowards scared of strangers,I pity you all.

Applause, Applause,Applause. A very elegant rant. I agree with you . The Slimeys and all other undesirables deserve each other.
nunczka   
8 May 2009
News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]

nunczka:
You can call me a banjo playing racist redneck.
Nah,I doubt you've the inteligence to learn an instrument,even one with only 4 strings.....

Just for you ISTHATU. A little music from West Virginia.. Thats me on the porch. We uns rednecks living it up.
youtube.com/watch?v=Uzae_SqbmDE
nunczka   
10 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

Another story that I remember my grandfather told me.

During the Battle of the Bulge in the Ardennes Forest on the border of Belgium and Germany. The American Army was hit by superior forces from the Wermacht. They the Americans suffered great casualties. This was the first introduction of the German King Tiger tanks. Our 57MM anti tank guns were ineffective against the. As the Americans retreated in a holding fashion, they managed to delay the Wermacht from keeping up with their time table.

They retreated to a town called Elsenborne where they were reinforced by a Polish brigade from the British army. He shared a foxhole with two Polish soldiers. This is where the German advanced stopped
nunczka   
11 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

The 101st Airborne also stopped the Nazi advance Nunczka, they made their stand at Bastogne.

This is true Jeep.The battle of the Bulge was a battle fought by many Divisions.There was the 2nd division north at Manchou, south of them at Loshiem Gap was the 99th, south of the 99th was a St Vith. Before the Germans struck on the morning of December the 16th. They were damn near decimated. The Germans broke through their lines and advanced toward Bastogne. The 101st Airborne was in a rest area after being relieved from the Hurtgen forest. They were sent in to reinforce Bastogne

After about a week the weather cleared and the air force came in to help. Meanwhile George Pattons 3rd Army came up from the south

and that is as far as the Germans got at Bastogne

The watch on thewRhine as Hitler called it was not the only plan that he had. Very few people know about this. My Gramps told me a lot. Hitler called it Operation NORWIND.( Look it up) It was an attack to the south toward Alsace. It damn near succeeded. One hell of a story . Read up on it.

Coventry?? Gramps told me that that was the most bombed city in England during WW2. He told me a lot of stories. He was wounded twice and spent time as a German POW.. He was shot up bad, but the Us government took excellent care of him. He spent 14 months in Army hospital before being discharged in 1946
nunczka   
11 May 2009
Love / foreign gays in Poland [59]

just curious how locals see gay people,

As a bunch of queers.
nunczka   
12 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

Salomon Edited by: Salomon Today, 13:13#19

Szarotka Cassino was empty and Brits can't fight.

It was claimed that the Abby was empty from German Forces,but Mt. Cassino was fortified by German paratroops. But the Allies bombed the Abby anyhow.

There were many Allied nation troops trying to take Mt Cassino. The Brits, Yanks, Indians, Poles. They all fought well, but the Germans were tenacious fighters. The American 36th Texas division lost so many men that there was a Congressional hearing against Gen Mark Clark for incompetence. He was vindicated. It was the Poles that finally captured Cassino.
nunczka   
12 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

There is no point in missplaced national pride when it comes to the war in europe,every nation involved had honorable ,brave people,as well as traitors and cowards.

The only American soldier executed in WW2 for cowardice.. He was a Polish American from Detroit. There was also a movie made of this story.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Slovik
nunczka   
12 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

Bratwurst, whilst it's true that the Hitler Youth faught with fanatical courage, you may reduce the romance in your contributions if you study they way Nazi High Command distributed their best units, expecially their best armoured units, against Europe's Liberators

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The Vatican played down Pope Benedict's teenage membership of the Hitler Youth Tuesday after it was highlighted by Jewish critics of remarks he made about the Holocaust during his continuing visit to Israel.

An official spokesman withdrew an initial statement that the German-born pope had "never, never, never" been in the Hitler Youth after reporters pointed out that Benedict himself had said he was -- in a 1996 book on the then cardinal, Joseph Ratzinger.

Rev. Federico Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman, revised his statement to say that the pope had been signed up against his will and did not take an active part in the Nazi Youth movement.

"He was enrolled involuntarily into the Hitler Youth but he had no active participation," Lombardi said. "The Hitler Youth is not a significant experience in his life because he was not an active participant. It was just something that was done."
nunczka   
13 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

Nunczka, do you believe that Pope Benedict was not an active participant in the Hitler Youth?

I dont know what to believe.At one time I saw a picture of him manning a flak gun. At least they said that it was him. A lot of strange things happen during war. If it was him, I hold no anger toward him. He was a young man at that time. Maybe he was forced into it or succumbed to propaganda.. I dont know.

Jeep, I sent you a private message. Did you get it?? There is so much more that I can tell you.
nunczka   
13 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

There were many Allied nation troops trying to take Mt Cassino. The Brits, Yanks, Indians, Poles. They all fought well, but the Germans were tenacious fighters. The American 36th Texas division lost so many men that there was a Congressional hearing against Gen Mark Clark for incompetence. He was vindicated. It was the Poles that finally captured Cassino.

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U.S. Fifth Army commander Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark, on board a PT-boat just before the Anzio landing. After the war, Clark was accused of showing a clear disregard for human life and military information during the "Rapido River fiasco." (U.S. Naval Historical Center)

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Rapido River Disaster

A rain-swollen river and powerful German defenses made the 36th Division's assault an exercise in futility.

By Clayton D. Laurie

At 10 a.m. on March 18, 1946, Andrew J. May, chairman of the Military Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, called to order hearings on the Rapido River crossing conducted by the 36th Infantry Division near Sant' Angelo, Italy, between January 20 and 22, 1944.

Hearings

During the course of two days of hearings, the 30 committee members heard testimony from veterans supporting the statements made in two resolutions: one approved in January 1946 by the members of the 36th Infantry Division Association and the other passed by the Texas Legislature. These resolutions referred to the infamous battle as "one of the most colossal blunders of the Second World War," a "murderous blunder" that "every man connected with this undertaking knew...was doomed to failure" before it took place.

Further, the resolutions charged Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark, the commander of the Fifth Army, of which the 36th Division was then a part, with a clear disregard for human life and military information. Clark, they alleged, ordered the attack even though he knew it was going to fail with horrendous losses, even after his subordinates had voiced their misgivings and offered alternative suggestions for attacks elsewhere that could, and later did, succeed. The petitioners urged Congress to investigate not just the "Rapido River fiasco," but to take "the necessary steps to correct a military system that will permit an inefficient and inexperienced officer, such as Gen. Mark Clark, in a high command...to prevent future soldiers from being sacrificed wastefully and uselessly." With this testimony and supplemental reports from the War Department and Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, the committee examined all aspects of the Rapido River disaster.
nunczka   
13 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

Seems like the French ladies serviced all occupiers, It didnt matter what nation was in control
nunczka   
13 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

What makes a coward?

Why does one man crack under fire while another manages to hold up?

Are all men capable of the same amount of stress before they crack?

How would you hold up under the same circumstances.?

All men are not created equal.

Under fire would you be willing to die or surrender?
nunczka   
14 May 2009
Life / Wanna buy a rubber/condom (in Rossmann in Poznan)? [51]

Stay away from Chinese condoms. They are banned in the US

I hope that none of these condoms find their way to the states -- any Chinese manufactured condoms are likely to be too small for the American market.

Lead has been discovered in many Chinese products, the last thing any guy would do is strap on a Chinese condom.
nunczka   
15 May 2009
History / Poles and Falaise pocket - WWII [90]

I've never seen any balance sheets for Allied bombing in Germany.
I don't know if it prolonged or shortened the War.

Allied bombing greatly shortened the war. The Brits stopped bombing during daylight, due to the enormous loss of aircraft and lives. The continued bombing by night using LORAN to guide them.

Dresden was fire bombed by the Brits at night allowing the planes to see their targets from the fires.

Daylight bombing was resumed by the US, It was assumed the the American B17 flying fortress was capable to fight off German aircraft. This proved true to a certain extent, but the still suffered losses.. It was not until the American Mustang was introduced with its long range belly gas tanks that protected the bombers from the enemy. They were no match for the ME62 jet. But by sheer numbers they prevailed.

It was Allied Air power that destroyed the German armour at falaise
The 75 MM was ineffective against the German armour. The German 88 decimated the American M4 Sherman tanks.
nunczka   
15 May 2009
News / Should Poles become a minority in Poland? [150]

I live in a very prosperous, middle class areas of London which has many Turks, Pakistanis, Greeks, Indians, blacks living there. Most Poles live in poorer areas. That is a fact.

I know nothing about the Arab culture.. So far America has had no problems with them. I for one have never met one.

But as for poor Polish and other caucasian neighborhoods occupied by blue collar workers, It is a honor to live amongst them. the homes are over a hundred years old, but they are well maintained, painted, and kept clean . The streets are swept, no trash is allowed to accumilate and one can walk the streets at night in safety. There is NO CRIME.
nunczka   
15 May 2009
News / Should Poles become a minority in Poland? [150]

You are referring to Americans of Polish descent right? Even so, I doubt that the above can be applied to every Polish community in the States.

Irons, In America, our neighborhoods are all mixed (WITH CAUCASIANS) Italians, Greeks, Bohemians, German, Irish.JEWS But we live in harmony. When these immigrants came over in the early 1900 we were a melting pot. In my whole life, I never witnessed and violence with none but a certain MINORITY. We tend to stay together. There are NO Caucasian Ghetto's. Working class? Yes but really great people. But America is beginning to go by the wayside. Our cities are being overrun by third world nations with the blessing of our Liberal Government. I can see the beginning of the end.
nunczka   
15 May 2009
News / Should Poles become a minority in Poland? [150]

I presume this is the fault of successive governements? I wonder why you would vote for a government that allows unrestricted immigration from third world nations.

Don'T knock it Irons. just look at what your government is doing.You guy's have the same problem with your government. It all comes under being politically correct.We all did not vote liberal. but a lot did. I just hope that the rest of Europe learns from our mistakes.
nunczka   
15 May 2009
News / Should Poles become a minority in Poland? [150]

what did u expect in Mykonos? They've been "going Greek"

LOL. Capita, you are a nut. But cute though. You can come up with some funny S**T at times.
nunczka   
16 May 2009
News / Should Poles become a minority in Poland? [150]

Despite Wroclaw claims about how cool and nice it is to have them there its not, no one benefits

I would just love for some one to show me where any country profited from African immigration. They are a drain on any civilized societies.
nunczka   
22 May 2009
Life / The Polish senior citizens [10]

That's a profit you can have. Sitting there smelling turds wafting over a wall all day. Wow. I've never seen any like that in the US not once. I remember when I first saw it in Europe; at first I couldn't believe it was somebody's job then I had to pay before I pis.sed my pants laughing.

Scrapple, You sure have a way with words.. Did you learn that in college?
nunczka   
26 May 2009
History / Western Europe and America vs Russia WWII - chances of Poland being saved [494]

In the last days of WW2. Germany attempted to convince the western Allies to join them in the war against Russia. With Western Allies and Germany with replenished supplies, it would have been a piece of cake. Fighting on one front with the German PANZERLIED on the loose again. It would not take long to conquer Russia
nunczka   
30 May 2009
History / Western Europe and America vs Russia WWII - chances of Poland being saved [494]

So what was the best tank in WW2? We can count the Sherman out.
The armor was not thick enough, and the 75MM gun could not penetrate the Tiger tanks.Later they were mounted with 90MM, a big improvement, but they were called RONSON lighters because they were fueled by gasoline and blew up when hit by an 88MM.

Was the T34 as good as the King Tiger? What did Kursk tell us?
nunczka   
30 May 2009
History / Western Europe and America vs Russia WWII - chances of Poland being saved [494]

Combat history
The T-34 is often used as a symbol for Soviet resistance and German arrogance. As such, its actual performance and impact on the war is often overrated. Nevertheless, the appearance of the T34 definitely was an unpleasant surprise for the German commanders, as it could combat all 1942 German tanks effectively. It was faster, had better armament (50mm was the predominant calibre of German tanks guns) and better armour protection, due to the technical innovation of sloped armour.

However, direct tank to tank combat was a rather rare occurrence; the vast majority of losses suffered were from logistical and mechanical troubles (50% of Soviet tanks at the start of the German invasion), artillery and air strikes and (self-propelled) anti-tank guns. At the outset of the war, only about 10% of all Soviet tanks were T-34 variants, this number increased to 50-60% percent till mid-1943. By the time the T-34 had replaced older models and became available in greater numbers, new German tanks (including the improved German design based on the T-34, the Panzer-V 'Panther') outperformed it.