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Poland's Future Includes Fewer Poles, More Foreigners


Dupek Stupak  2 | 40  
2 Aug 2008 /  #1
Poland's Future Includes Fewer Poles, More Foreigners

Poland's population will likely shrink by two million by 2035, but the country will have twice as many foreigners, reported the daily Dziennik on Monday.

A report from the Central Statistical Office forecasts that Poland will become a more multi-cultural country owing to the influx of migrants from the former Soviet Union, Asia and Africa.

The report details a number of reasons: Only 38 per cent of women will be of age for childbirth, the daily says, compared to 50 per cent today. Polish women also will not think of starting a family until their 30s.

There will be some four million more senior citizens and life expectancy is expected to rise by six years for men and three years for women.

Fewer Poles will also leave the country in search of work, the report predicts, as they are expected to have better opportunities and an improved quality of life in Poland.

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May the SOURCE be with you.
monstersandcritics.com/news/europe/news/article_1419884.php/Report_Polands_future_includes_fewer_Poles_more_foreigners

There starting up the “we have a labor shortage” mantra. “We need immigrant labor”.
michaelmansun  11 | 135  
3 Aug 2008 /  #2
There starting up the “we have a labor shortage” mantra. “We need immigrant labor”.

Yeah, let's open up the flood gates and bring in the Ukrainians. That will help everything! They are coming anyway. Just wait until they enter the EU..and they will. Poland will become Ukranian, and Poles will run hard to Western Europe.
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
3 Aug 2008 /  #3

Your problem is ?
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #4
Poland will become Ukranian,

no, they will go to Western countries. They are already in Poland.
billpawl  - | 32  
3 Aug 2008 /  #5
They are already in Poland.

My Ukrainian relatives have been behind Polish borders since 1918.
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #6
and your point is?
billpawl  - | 32  
3 Aug 2008 /  #7
My point is the same as what I thought your point was, Ukrainians in Poland is nothing new.
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #8
Ukrainians in Poland is nothing new.

agree. I am one of them. Well, I grew up there.
southern  73 | 7059  
3 Aug 2008 /  #9
Since there are no black Ukrainians I do not see any problem.
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #10
I actually met a couple in Canada, so.........
tornado2007  11 | 2270  
3 Aug 2008 /  #11
Rather ironic this thread, the worry of foriegners coming to Poland and therefore shrinking the homogenous population. Well at least you will soon know how it feels to live in the UK right now.

Its a dose of your own medicine if you ask me, the world is expanding, globalisation is taking over, get used to it. Things change all the time, this includes the population of countries. I've read on here a number of times replies to British people that they are just scared of change or racist because they feel that too many Polish or other nationalties are coming to the UK!!!! I would like to hear those voices now, i wonder what they are thinking about the possible change in Poland???
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #12
in about 10 years poland will be the place to be. it will be the new republic of ireland and one of the richest countries in the world. its going to be big business in the next 10 years and tornado the Uk would have been in a crisis with out foreign nationals and thats the truth
tornado2007  11 | 2270  
3 Aug 2008 /  #13
zzzzzz, that is what they all say, Poland will be this and Poland will be that and the UK would be nowhere without other foriegn nationals. The truth is the country would have adapted to the situation, if it needed to do whatever the foriegn nationals do, did and will do, it would have.

For a second there i actually thought you were Polish becaue your beginning to sound like one with all that nonsense. Poland is growing, and will continue to grow of course, your way of the mark if you think its going to become some kind of super power or place to be though.
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #14
For a second there i actually thought you were Polish becaue your beginning to sound like one with all that nonsense. Poland is growing, and will continue to grow of course, your way of the mark if you think its going to become some kind of super power or place to be though.

believe me...fuk it you will see...republic of ireland was one of the poorest countries in the world and now its one of the richest.
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #15
republic of ireland was one of the poorest countries in the world and now its one of the richest.

true but it wasn't only because of EU
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #16
but was also alot to do with EU...
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #17
I am not gonna argue with you abut that. EU was not a sole reason for the Republic of Ireland to do well. Ceasing IRA activities was another reason, then low taxes for foreigners as well among other things. There are a lot foreign investments in Ireland.

But you are right about Poland, it will do well. It is already doing well.
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #18
IRA acivities had nothing to do with it...where are u from miranda?
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #19
where are u from miranda?

Poland, living in Canada. Why not?
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #20
your polish..well for a start alot of the media was one sided...IRA activites ended in the republic of ireland along time ago...IRA activtes was taking place in northern ireland.
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #21
well for a start alot of the media was one sided.

am not sure what you mean.

.IRA activites ended in the republic of ireland along time ago

when?
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #22
when?

pretty much when the free state was changed to republic of ireland..some members moved across to the north of ireland to help the IRA who was based in the 6 counties. Most activitives took place in south armagh,..also known as bandit country. this was the IRA strong hold. the provos where in a league of there own compared to any of the rest.
Barney  17 | 1671  
3 Aug 2008 /  #23
In 1985 Sinn Fein recognised the Dial (Southern Parliament) Since the Thirties The IRA have had a standing order prohibiting attacks on Free state forces, of course this didnt prevent the shooting of Garda Gerry McCabe.

The IRA continued to organise in all parts of the Island until very recently. The so called Celtic Tiger economy is largly tied up with Globilisation and would have happened irrespective of IRA activity.
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #24
The IRA continued to organise in all parts of the Island until very recently. The so called Celtic Tiger economy is largly tied up with Globilisation and would have happened irrespective of IRA activity

yes they had commanding men head of the IRA council in every county. especially around cork. but most of all attacks was carried out by the PIRA in northen ireland and on the border of county louth. The IRA had still nothing to do with ireland not growing
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #25
The IRA had still nothing to do with ireland not growing

fair enough, thanks for the explanation to both of you. I obviously have little idea about that part of Irish history, but I was not really following the media at any time.
irishdeano  5 | 304  
3 Aug 2008 /  #26
many things the world knows nothing about u got to be from here to really understand it and im sure if barney is from here he would say the same and sean also...
Barney  17 | 1671  
3 Aug 2008 /  #27
Ireland is just a small squabble more people were killed on the roads.

Poland will grow econimically and wont be "swamped" by foreigners including Canadinian-Ukranians (even though you were born there).

You had shifting borders and shifting people and look how peaceful it is.

Yeah I agree with Irish deano Its complicated (Said the Belfast man)
miranda  
3 Aug 2008 /  #28
many things the world knows nothing about u got to be from here to really understand it and im sure if barney is from here he would say the same and sean also...

I know.

Poland will grow econimically and wont be "swamped" by foreigners including Canadinian-Ukranians (even though you were born there).

he, he,

Yeah I agree with Irish deano Its complicated (Said the Belfast man)

OK Belfast man.:)
Warsaw8  4 | 126  
6 Aug 2008 /  #29
Yes thanks to globalism, and thats thanks to our leaders. I dont know about the rest of you, but I think Poland belongs to those who are POLISH, and only. Why should anything else be there? If it was made up of everything else then it would be called america, not poland. It is the civilians duty to keep non poles out. If Poland changes-Because of Middle eastern, african and as always jews setteling there, it changes your nation, and that changes the future of your people. Then you wont be polish, and what will you be? Americans? F*** that, im not even full Polish but I see my reasoning as an importance. Poland needs to stay the same way its been forever, and always. If not, then it kind of changes who you are, it might be like, you dont exist. This all may be extreme, but surely some have to agree. I was born in America but I will never lose my nationalism for the countries my ancestors came from. North Central Europe!
rychlik  41 | 372  
6 Aug 2008 /  #30
Yeah, Poland will become more propserous as long as they can avoid majour conflicts with the ever pesky Russians. They're always unstable and a pain in the ass. If Poland and its government is smart it won't let Poland become like France or the UK or even Germany. Too many Muslims living in those countries and they are known to have a lot of kids. The natives of those countries aren't having enough kids to sustain the population. You do the math. Modern, westernized societies have to stop being so selfish and start thinking of having families again. Poland's been through too much **** to just let their culture and country be robbed from them. But these are just my opinions.

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