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Foreigners: Please don't buy Polish Land!


slick77  
12 Oct 2007 /  #571
As for the other comments, I'd ask you to reconsider your viewpoint.

I merely translated your own comments to everybody...so it really isn't MY viewpoint.
Wroclaw Boy  
13 Oct 2007 /  #572
I own a about 3000 m2 of living area with 70,000 m2 of land.

thank you very much Poland.

And Ola i also live here, any problems with that?
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148  
13 Oct 2007 /  #573
I own a about 3000 m2 of living area with 70,000 m2 of land.

Get him !!!!!!11111

:)
Wroclaw Boy  
13 Oct 2007 /  #574
Get him !!!!!!11111

Am I being cocky? or are you ordering Ola to get me?
BubbaWoo 33 | 3,506  
13 Oct 2007 /  #575
were you able to make any polish people homeless when during the purchase of your palace...?
Shawn_H  
13 Oct 2007 /  #576
And how hard was it to find labour (Polish or otherwise) to do the reno?
Bartolome 2 | 1,085  
13 Oct 2007 /  #577
I own a about 3000 m2 of living area with 70,000 m2 of land.

Burżuj :)
Wroclaw Boy  
13 Oct 2007 /  #578
were you able to make any polish people homeless when during the purchase of your palace...?

No most of them had already cleared out, still got two living on site though one has a family and the other is an alchy. The alchy is actually pretty cool they pay a 45 PLN / month rent. they are OK for now.

Im assuming you know how hard it is to get rid of these peolpe anyway, i dont want to make anyone homeless but they will have to go at some point.

And how hard was it to find labour (Polish or otherwise) to do the reno?

Not too hard at all, when we moved in Poles were knocking the door. took some ****** advise though Polish style, better to listen to your instincts.
BubbaWoo 33 | 3,506  
13 Oct 2007 /  #579
Im assuming you know how hard it is to get rid of these peolpe anyway

its a long and lenghty process - unless you do a van hoogen
Wroclaw Boy  
13 Oct 2007 /  #580
Indeed time will tell, its not a prioroty at the moment.
BubbaWoo 33 | 3,506  
13 Oct 2007 /  #581
might as well put the rent up
Wroclaw Boy  
13 Oct 2007 /  #582
its a long and lenghty process - unless you do a van hoogen

When and if they buy a couple of pit bulls the gloves may come off.

might as well put the rent up

Yeh but I dont wnat to do that at this stage, if it gets messy i have a plan switch off their ecelrticity and water that should seal the deal
Giles  
14 Oct 2007 /  #583
Listen in bloody Cornwall and Wales some locals are burning holiday homes, because they are affecting the local house prices. This thread is really irritating me now. I noticed Ola hasn't replied recently perhaps she has gone to the UK.

p.s Bubba still not online, currently surfing someone else's access.
Nigel 1 | 71  
15 Oct 2007 /  #584



Listen in bloody Cornwall and Wales some locals are burning holiday homes

Primitive morons wouldn't you agree?But I understand their concerns,I'm a Devonian and my mum is Cornish and it always was a struggle in that respect.As I already said, they are experiencing what Britain's youngsters have for many years .Its tough luck and they have to get on with it and stop whingeing.I wish anyone luck who wants to succeed fairly,I hope they get there too.The situation will not change unless they want communism back and soon it will get worse when foreigners can directly buy land and property.I understand that there are restrictions at the moment,but my wife is Polish and ours had to go in her name.
baird19  
1 Jan 2008 /  #585
Please don't take over our country. We don't want British people to be an ethnic minority in thirty years.
Buddy 7 | 167  
1 Jan 2008 /  #587
Please don't take over our country. We don't want British people to be an ethnic minority in thirty years.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
eddiewop - | 16  
9 Mar 2008 /  #588
Ola.

You Poles are coming over here & where possible taking OUR homes & jobs.
Sale of land is somewhat different here, but where is difference in who goes where? EU allows us to move.

I wish to move to -uławki/Gdansk area with my girlfriend. IF I can.
jonni 16 | 2,482  
17 Oct 2008 /  #589
I noticed Ola hasn't replied recently perhaps she has gone to the UK.

Maybe she's bought a house there.....
Karim 1 | 4  
7 Dec 2008 /  #590
Ola,

You should ask to your governement - Twin brother And Radio Marija connection - why your life level is like this... I am not sure that the capitalism is responsible for this situation.

Some Poles cries to go to work abroad, accept then that some strangers come to work your fantastic, superb, welcoming and hot country!

Cheers...
efevberha 1 | 13  
19 Dec 2008 /  #591
i am not surprise Ola must be right most poles are hostile to foreignersand i regard then as second class europeans..hehehheh..i wont buy land in poland to either....heheheh
wildrover 98 | 4,438  
19 Dec 2008 /  #592
ooopss too late i already did it.....
szarlotka 8 | 2,207  
19 Dec 2008 /  #593
It's lucky Ola123's no longer around cos she would have issued a compulsory repurchase order on you....
Guest  
2 Jan 2009 /  #594
"Our situation as new EU member is very unfair" please get over it because frankly life is unfair :)
niejestemcapita  
2 Jan 2009 /  #595
Polish !! Please dont come to England and take all the jobs and child benefit money and school places and then spend your time with a face like a slapped arse being rude and horrible and racist about everyone you see!!

Ola get over it. Get a life. Get a job
wildrover 98 | 4,438  
3 Jan 2009 /  #596
Perhaps i should mention that Ola has not been on the forum in a while....last i heard she was working in UK....enough said...!
Wroclaw Boy  
3 Jan 2009 /  #597
last i heard she was working in UK.

if you cant beat em join em scenario
away guy 10 | 343  
3 Jan 2009 /  #598
Ola, i wouldnt be worried about then buying yout lands like good people. Rather be concerned about all the ilegals entering Poland and causing a lot of problems !!! and scams
foz123  
27 Jan 2009 /  #599
Now you know how we feel in Britain with the huge numbers of Poles that have landed on our shores, driving down our wages to unrealistic levels because they are prepared to do any job for less, Instead of finding out what the going rate really is and refusing to accept anything but. Our unions fought long and hard for a decent days pay for a decent days work and all was well. Now we are all expected to do it for less or a Pole gets the job. No surprise that it turns full circle and the wage level drops again when the next pole comes along and does it for even less. Our greedy bosses love the cheap labour but what good has it done us the british people? Our ecomy has turned to cr*p, wages at an all time low and a Polish car wash in every supermarket car park. We don't need that here, if they are used it's simply because they are cheap. Poles do not get work in the UK because they work any harder than Brits, there are good and bad in all societies it's because they come desperate and cheap.
Puzzler 9 | 1,088  
27 Jan 2009 /  #600
Now you know how we feel in Britain

- Why do you keep this ancient thread alive, bring it up to the surface over and over again, psychopath? So allegedly you 'in Britain' feel the Poles undermine your wages. Well, the Poles have been leaving, but the millions from the Third World are staying - Africans, Asians, Turks, and the like. More and more Russians. No complaints about them?

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