History / German Traitor And Polish Pig [96]

Those men had families too. They left wives and children behind, not knowing if they would ever see them again, they went to defend theirs and other families. I think you've watched too many Hollywood movies, that might be how Tom Cruise et al., portray war veterens, Hollywood is nothing like the real thing.

History / German Traitor And Polish Pig [96]

The war ended over 65 years ago, long before any of us were born. What's the point in all those people dieing while fighting for peace when all this hatred continues among people who weren't even born then.

My Dad told me something only the other day. Dad was a submariner, not during the war, long after. However, about 15 years ago Dad got a phone call from the steward of the Naval association club, who like Dad was also an ex submariner. He said to Dad "Can you get down here now, there's someone I want you to meet" When Dad arrived an ex U-boatman was there, he was on holiday from Germany and had walked into the Naval association club introduced himself and said he would like to meet some British submariners, so the steward phoned around every submariner he knew, some of them also having served during the war. The old U boatman was the third and last survivor of a U-boat that had been torpedoed many stories were swapped between the old man and the British submariners who had served during the war, my Dad had many stories from his father who was in the Navy during the war. These men had fought each other at sea during the war, yet in peacetime they drank together and shared stories.

Feedback / Suggestion: Skill test to eliminate moronic posters [7]

But, most people who post here will fail those tests. the who will post here?

News / Warsaw is the natural capital of Europe, not Brussels [67]


Maybe people living outside of Poland don't want to invest money in Warsaw

Life / Observation of Polish drivers, by and English anthropologist. [94]


Plus , being mostly right handed, it's more effective when giving two fingers to the twat that's just overtaken you

the two fingered thing is all the fault of the bloody French as well

Life / Observation of Polish drivers, by and English anthropologist. [94]


It's the international rule of tractor drivers the world over. He who drives the tractor has the power to pi$$ off every other bugger on the road :)

UK, Ireland / Are Poles in UK really that big of a deal? [112]


That surprised you, but not me. We often hear people on here, who have never set foot in the UK go on and on about the British Empire blah blah blah. The fact is after India got her independence in 1947, a lot of Indians (Pakistanis were Indian before partition) chose to move to Britain and take British citizenship, our two countries have a shared a long history, many Indian words have made their way into our language and Indian food, not just curry, we wouldn't have chutney with a traditional ploughman's lunch for starters. An Indian work colleague who came here age 8, once said to me "Do you ever wonder what foreigners think of us British?"

UK, Ireland / Are Poles in UK really that big of a deal? [112]


and that shows where I live, the EU's open border policy will be it's downfall, people who were pro EU before have now turned anti EU, because of the effects this policy has had where they live

UK, Ireland / Are Poles in UK really that big of a deal? [112]

I'd love to see it when it happens


I think this is the problem, the first flux of Poles that came here, were genuine people looking for work, but it looks like they have now been followed by the scum of the country. Before anyone gets on their high horse, every country has it's scum, and it appears that a disproportionally high number of scum have come here from Poland. this is a rural area where people never locked their doors at night, there was very little crime, Polish 'scum' as opposed to decent hard-working Poles have seen an opportunity in this weakness, turned up in their droves and turned previously safe places to live as unsafe. Where I live we have had a couple of murders and an armed police siege at the house around the corner and I'm sorry to say it has been Poles each time, this sort of thing was unheard of here before.

UK, Ireland / How to set up a charity in the UK? [20]


Evidently.

For one, if it is not registered with the Charity Commission it cannot use the words charity or charitable, or claim to be such. I have found American 'rules' rather lax when it comes to charity. Whereas our charity laws, were first brought into effect in 1601 with the statute of Elizabeth, it was then given a permanent commission in 1853, thus becoming the Charity Commission. Queen Liz the first was no fool, she could see people were using the word 'charity' to fill their own pockets and not those in need, so she set about making laws to change that.

UK, Ireland / Are Poles in UK really that big of a deal? [112]


Is this the attack you're referring to, three Poles have been arrested, the young man has been left with 'life changing injuries' looks like he has permanent brain damage

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-13421987

UK, Ireland / How to set up a charity in the UK? [20]


A charity can be incorporated as a business, it is known as a charitable incorporated organisation or CIO, the purpose of the business is to make money for the charity. Staff who work for charities can be paid, but there must be no conflict of interest. For someone involved with the charity, either as a trustee of charity correspondent, to be taken onto the payroll, they must first clear it with the charity commission, proving no conflict of interest. If you are looking for a business venture, then be prepared to pay taxes, charitable status is not for you.

UK, Ireland / How to set up a charity in the UK? [20]

You need to register with the Charity Commission:

info here: charitycommission.gov.uk/Publications/cc21.aspx - registering as a charity in UK.

Love / Do Polish men like to sleep with other men? [79]

Only if there's a shortage of beds

UK, Ireland / Are Polish people importing a new wave of ancient racism into the UK? [402]


then you say


Maybe they didn't like the culture you brought into their culture, being majority Catholic probably got you off onto a bad footing

News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]


This Imam agrees with you

youtube.com/watch?v=lT9nVHIh0nE

Unlike many of the so called 'Imams' who are self appointed with no formal education, this man is a doctor of theology at Oxford and has upset a few Muslims by allowing a woman to speak in his mosque. If there were more like him there wouldn't be this problem

If you've got time to watch this, he explains more

youtube.com/watch?v=RtLd6AKiTfs

News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

I've been reading this thread and so far have not had the patience to respond to some of the brainwashed propaganda. Some of you people criticizing the French wanting to defend teh culture of their country, should familiarise yourselves with the age of the Barbary pirate and the Tangier's wars

The Barbary Pirates
histclo.com/essay/war/bp/bar-pir.html

I get sick of all this one sided history, where it's always the bad white man and poor innocent any other race. North Africa was a problem to many European countries on the Mediterranean, remember it was the Moors who invaded Spain, not the other way around. Children are taught in school that only black people were slaves, not so.

When are people going to learn, that history is seldom about good versus bad, it's about winners and losers, the losers always paint the winners as the bad guy.

News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]


Here's one Muslim cleric who doesn't agree with you.

youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7YjU2M_d4gw

This man is a theologian at Oxford university, he has more knowledge about Islam than the backward thinking hate clerics

Love / Hot Polish girls in clubs - why don't they dance/talk with the most attractive men only? [148]

I dedicate this song to Jarnowa

youtube.com/watch?v=r8PScDbLdeQ

News / POLISH COPS TO BREATHALISE CANOE USERS.... [30]

That's the point a lot of people overlook Bart. For every brave daring person who demands the right to risk their own lives if they want to, there is a team of people who have to risk theirs to save their necks and it comes at a cost

UK, Ireland / What do you hate about England and English people? [142]


If when you was a child you was threatened with extreme violence for crying, I doubt there's an English person here who wasn't told by their mothers "if you don't stop crying I'll give you something to cry about" you would feel uncomfortable too. God, you'll be expecting us to talk about our sex lives next.

UK, Ireland / Poland and Britain? What has caused the downtur in the UK? [28]

I agree, instead of MPs being paid a salary and huge expenses, they should just be allowed leave from work and compensation for loss of wages, so that they neither gain nor lose out financially. A former work colleague of mine was mayor for a year, he was allowed a paid year off of work to do the job. They should also be made to stick to their election promises, failure to do so and they're out.

UK, Ireland / Poland and Britain? What has caused the downtur in the UK? [28]


Labour changing boundaries had a lot to do with that. Fewer people voted Labour in 2005 when they got in with a clear majority, than the number who voted Tory last year which culminated in a hung parliament. Take where I live for example, it has always been a close contest between Liberal and Tory, the neighbouring constituency has always been a safe Tory seat. The last Labour government changed the boundaries, moving the part of the constituency with the major Tory vote, to the neighbouring safe Tory seat, which has now made the constituency I now live in a safe Liberal seat, without the Liberal vote increasing, creating one less Tory seat against Labour. Add to this a lot of people's lives were decimated under the last Tory government, these people will either continue to vote Labour just to keep the Tory's out, or not bother voting at all.

There's no difference between New Labour the Tories or the Lib Dems, they're all a bunch of lying, self serving career politicians, who couldn't give a flying **** for the electorate, as long as they keep voting for them and their mates. Blair, Cameron and Clegg were all educated at highly expensive public schools, strait into Oxbridge, then from there to politics, not a bloody clue about the country or it's people and not a care either.

Life / Polish Hoarders? [42]

Here's an old Polish man who lived in London who liked to hoard
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Trebus

News / Poland ready to receive Libyan refugees [159]


yeah, like Calais......... what I fail to understand is, why all these asylum seekers are young men, what happened to the old men, women and children? There was a time when refugees tended to consist of whole families

News / Poland ready to receive Libyan refugees [159]


what all of them? I never realised our air force was that big


Amazing with all those pilots


and the ones who married Polish girls to get a UK passport?

News / Poland ready to receive Libyan refugees [159]


I think they were fighting for Poland actually


And there was me thinking it was the Libyan rebels


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_minority_in_United_Kingdom


Careful Greg, Two's company, three's a crowd, are you sure you can cope with a crowd of them?

Love / Lost my polish (soul mate) girlfriend, wondering if theres a chance she will come back.... [34]


Rubbish, my granddad was 7 years older than my grandmother

UK, Ireland / John Drennan: "Poles in fear of starved Irish influx" [15]


This is not just an Irish problem, the cost of hay and horse feed has increased so much that people here in the UK can no longer afford to feed their horses. Animal charities in the UK have been dealing with the same problem here. There is also a similar problem with the price of pig feed increasing so much that pig farmers face going out of business. A little bit of 'creative' journalism there I think.