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Bieganski   
5 Jan 2018
Work / Studies In Poland, is it easy to survive on part-time jobs? [259]

And all they can do is export their misfortune to the rest of the world. The fact that they couldn't deal with a known and growing problem within their own country (and are now primitively reacting to it with riots and demands for quotas) show the true limits of their so-called talents and their education which is based largely on wrote memorization rather than critical thinking and creativity.

Of course the enquiries on here from the Indian subcontinent and other overpopulated regions of the world won't stop. But the reasons behind these voluminous searches for job leads from these places should be understood because they will not bring any benefits to Poland and certainly not create jobs for local Poles. They are only seeking temporary relief by transferring their problems abroad.

They always hire their own kind anyway.

Even the carnival barkers for diversity who claim they will bring a variety of restaurants are preaching falsehoods. Immigrants aren't interested in slaving away in kitchens for the rest of their lives and certainly don't want that for their own children. They always seek out better paying white collar positions. And meals like curry and kebabs are never authentic in other countries anyway due to locally procured ingredients and adaptations to local tastes. Therefore there is no need to import Indians, Turks and Arabs to make them. Recipes are universally obtained and there are plenty of talented Polish chefs who can easily whip up such meals if there is a demand for them.
Bieganski   
5 Jan 2018
Work / Studies In Poland, is it easy to survive on part-time jobs? [259]

are you being deliberately obtuse or are you just thick?

Indians are often falsely portrayed by themselves and their virtue signaling neo-Marxist supporters in the West as being super smart and overachieving.

But reality tells another story.

India is so corrupted by vestiges of their caste system and completely overpopulated with people with useless degrees and credentials that they simply have no future.

I pointed out in another thread how the IT sector collapsed in India due to advances in automation.

Here is another account written just this month of how dire the situation is over there:

...19,000 applied for 114 jobs; competing to be a street sweeper were thousands graduates, some with engineering and MBA degrees...1.5 million applied for 1,500 jobs with a bank..9 million took entrance exams for fewer than 100,000 jobs on the railways.

Faced with this lack of opportunity, many turn to rioting..entire cities had been shut down as people demanded quotas in education and jobs - today, young people from agricultural castes want to work in offices and not farms.

theguardian.com/news/2018/jan/02/the-scammers-gaming-indias-overcrowded-job-market

And yet militant Soros drones in the feminized West insist that countries in Europe need to import this unsustainable and violent prone overcapacity from the rest of the world.
Bieganski   
5 Jan 2018
Classifieds / Poland's work permit for a friend needed [5]

The message I had for the OP and his friends has been the exact same sentiment of thousands of Poles for years now.

So, where have you been?

From October 2017:

Young Poles leave UK to return home as economy booms

Many young and highly educated Poles...motivated by some combination of Brexit's push and the pull of a thriving Polish economy that is hungry for their talents and experience...are trading the professional prestige of London for the comfort of home.

ft.com/content/2329a046-ba6f-11e7-8c12-5661783e5589

From March 2017:

POLES DEPART Poland's cities are thriving again as thousands return home since Brexit vote

Poland's Development Ministry believes between 100,000 and 200,000 of the 900,000 Poles living in Britain may return home as a result of the country leaving the European Union.

thesun.co.uk/news/3068281/polands-cities-are-thriving-again-as-thousands-return-home-since-brexit-after-we-found-deserted-streets-four-years-ago/

From October 2016:

Meet the Poles who went back: 'A studio in central Warsaw beats an East London flatshare'

'Whole areas of science are booming and up for grabs' ... Jakub Bochiński, head of the European Space Agency's education office in Warsaw.

'My place is back here' ... Google public policy manager Marta Poślad.

theguardian.com/society/2016/oct/25/meet-poles-who-went-home-warsaw-london-poland-return
Bieganski   
5 Jan 2018
Classifieds / Poland's work permit for a friend needed [5]

Globalism and economic migration are so passé.

Tell your friends to develop their own community by working locally where they already live.

It's a virtuous circle and the sustainable thing to do.




Bieganski   
29 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

decent folk doing the decent thing, and not stealing this man's money

Decent folk don't go shopping their accounts of doing the decent thing to the press.

The decent thing would have been to discretely return the money to him and turn the press away.

And they wouldn't have had to steal his money anyway. Like I pointed out a pub can easily take in a grand a day. For a pub in London you can double, triple or even quadruple that especially at this time of year.

However, making it a point to feature a pay envelope showing no deductions, tracking down a Polish man named Mariusz (both unnecessary details to the news story itself), and then having him stand there in an arrest pose with £600 in his hand was all just throwing red meat to the Polonophobic Brexiteer base.

Go look up images of this pub. It has fixed flagpoles flying the Union Jack.

Who for? Little Englanders, that's who for. They know they're gonna need them come April 2019.
Bieganski   
29 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

there is nothing for anybody to expose re: that pay envelope.

Well, let's take look at the comments to this article made earlier today over at the cuckservative Telegraph:

Kate B 29 Dec 2017 6:07AM

Where are deductions ... ? I have never received a pay packet without deductions clearly stated.

Fly Fishing By J R Hartley 29 Dec 2017 5:38AM

How the hell is this news ... ?

telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/12/28/twitter-appeal-reunites-polish-builder-christmas-pay-packet/

So, Dougy Boy, what do you have to say in response to your fellow Brits Kate B and JR Hartley?

Like I said this whole production is just that - a big production; advertisement for the pub and busybody pointing out of a Polish man's earnings sans deductions.

In fact, I have to question now if this story would ever have made it into the British press if the name on the envelope wasn't obviously Polish.

You have failed miserably to detract from the reality of Polonophobia. If anything, you just provided another example of it.
Bieganski   
29 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

The man will be responsible for his own books. There are no deductions made at source.

Hence why I pointed out that the taxed British pub was making a dog and pony show for simply returning money to a patron.

Why all the attention seeking other than to advertise for their own business while simultaneously signalling to the rabid Brexiteering public and HMRC that they found Johnny Foreigner's wages in a cash stuffed envelope showing no deductions?

Look again at the staged photo. Two British jobsworths with ****-eating grins standing side-by-side as if the Pole has just been nicked for some wrongdoing. Frankly, it looks like a poor attempt at a perp walk.

silly theories of "Polonophobia."

A proven reality which you are too ashamed to face up to and too cowardly to take responsibility for.

It's attitudes like yours which allows Polonophobia to exist.
Bieganski   
29 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

racist UK, you seem to have somehow missed this one. My local pub when I lived in London

(Sigh)

You can't be serious.

You're the one who obviously has been trawling the internet in a desperate attempt to draw attention away from the scourge of Polonophobia with some soppy xmas time "feel good" story.

But is it?

No.

Good deeds are done by millions of Poles each and every day without any fuss or recognition.

But here a British business is making a big production for simply returning money to the rightful owner.

It's a good way to advertise though isn't it? Free and effortless too when turning to twitter and facebook and having their users do all the leg work in tracking someone down.

There's more to this too.

Look how the British featured the generic pay envelope:





Now look at this staged photo and how it is the British gleefully smiling and pointing at the Polish man who is nonplus and holding a wad of notes.



Hmmm, let's see.

£600 in cash; a face now associated to the Polish name and plastered in a newspaper and all over the internet; and look on the pay envelope - NO DEDUCTIONS!

It's clear now why a taxed British business like a pub (which can easily take in £1,000 a day) was so keen in reuniting Mariusz with his "Crimbo wage packet".

After all, 31 January is the deadline to file self assessments in the UK or face fines.
Bieganski   
26 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

I'm sure you will be devasted to hear that the illegal sign has been taken down.

I'm overjoyed actually. It's mission accomplished!

You're the Anglocentric carpetbagger who is devastated that your fellow Brit's Polonophobia couldn't withstand public indignation and the prompt backlash from the Polish community.

It was absolutely right and proper for Rado Papiewski to take the lead in confronting this overt and unjustified hatred in his midsts. He and the entire Polish community prevailed.

And I'm very proud to say that I did my part in drawing attention to this latest recurrence of Polonophobia. Note well that the report of the offensive Polonophobic sign being removed came five days after I started this thread. It should never have gone up in the first place.

And thanks for including the BBC news link in your post because the accompanying video report showed that your fellow British Polonophobes put up a similar "No Poles Allowed!" sign way back in 2009. So this proves that anti-Polish sentiment in this particular area of Blighty has been simmering (and twice boiling over) for nearly decade.

Similar discriminatory signage went up in Poland during the Nazi occupation of 1939:



And we all know that plenty of Brits (at every level of society including your establishment) openly and tacitly sided with the Nazis (and Soviets) before, during and well after the war.

Ultimately what this latest sickening incident proved is that the accounts of Poles being discriminated against in prior generations by non-Poles like yourself has unfortunately been very real and sustained right through to the 21st century.

Polonophobia is never justified and acts of it can never be ignored.

Akin to the outbreak of a fire it must be confronted and extinguished immediately.
Bieganski   
21 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

Care to quote me saying anything like that?

Look Harold (flouting PF rules by using two user IDs), you started an entire thread about it only seven months ago:

After 77 years, Krakow school does the right thing

American news story:A school in Poland unveiled a plaque Tuesday that commemorates 87 Jewish girls who were expelled in 1939 during the Nazi occupation of the country.

Zionist Harry's collective guilty and responsibility jab at Poles:

Good to see the school doing the right thing, but why on earth has it taken them 77 years to do that?!...I'm wondering why I haven't seen any Stolpersteine in Warsaw yet. Does anybody know why that is?

Now, back to the topic of this thread, where is your personal public atonement for the torrent of hate crimes being committed by your fellow Brits against Poles back in the UK?

No one is interested in your mental gymnastics.

Only your apology and what you are doing to make things right is required.
Bieganski   
21 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

why should someone apologize for what some other people are/were doing - I don't see a point

There are numerous threads on PF with the common theme of "collective guilt and responsibility" as in what they falsely claim Poles owe to others such as Jews, economic migrants clamoring to enter the EU, etc.

And of course the biggest advocates of "collective guilt and responsibility" (i.e., Harry, Delphia, Doug, the gay Turkish whirling dervish, etc.) also engage in mental gymnastics whereby when this collective guilt tripping comes around to applying to them then all of a sudden they want everyone to see them as atomized individuals with absolutely nothing to do whatsoever with the jingoism and xenophobia of their kith and kin back in Blighty or their literal genetic cousins over in America.

In the case of this thread the British do need to take ownership of what is going on back in their homeland and exert peer pressure on their compatriots. They can do this by announcing how they have written to their MPs to have this offense Polonophobic sign torn down. They can announce how they have donated to the crowdfunding effort to help the Polish father in Britain sue to have the offense Polonophobic sign removed.

At the very least they need to stand up and say they are ashamed to be British for what their countrymen are doing to Poles and acknowledge that it is not an aberration but a Stage 4 social cancer which needs to be confronted and eradicated.
Bieganski   
21 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

@Dougpol1

Let's get this straight, you know nothing about me beyond your deep seated prejudices and wild assumptions.

Regarding America it started out as a British colony and is still inextricably linked with your British homeland - genetically, linguistically, culturally, politically, economically and militarily.

You and your fellow LBH/TFL/In-Cel British cohorts personally have far more in common with the average American than any Pole does. After all, you are the one who was born in and still belongs to the 51st state.

And yes, your British police have racially profiled and shot and killed non-whites.

As a minority group generations of Poles have faced bullying and discrimination in both America and Britain simply for being Polish.

No surprise then that as an Anglocentric Brit you are trying to drive this thread off-topic so you don't have to own up and apologize for how your people treat Poles.
Bieganski   
21 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

I hope this guy is just acting hysterical to get the better results out of the case, rather than really speaking his mind.

The concerns are legitimate.

There have been numerous, offensive, violent, and even deadly incidents targeting Poles residing in the UK.

What's most troubling about all this is that Poles have been in the UK for generations but with larger numbers arriving since 2004. Poles are integrated, law-abiding and productive members of society in Britain.

However, Polonophobic incidents against Poles have been worsening in recent years.

Here is just a handful of examples which have made it into the media and have been discussed here on PF previously:

- In June 2016 the Polish Social and Cultural Association in London (POSK) was spray painted with obscene Polonophobic graffiti. Over a year later no arrest has been made despite surveillance images of a suspect being provided to the public.

- In August 2016 a Polish man was fatally attacked in Harlow for speaking in Polish and accented English. Hours after a vigil was held for him by the Polish community two Poles were assaulted in the same town.

- In January 2017 a Polish mother was shopping with her child in Stevenage and filmed being confronted by a British male who yelled at her to "start speaking English" and then told her to "go back home".

- In December 2017 this thread highlighted reports of a Polish man having to resort to finding funding in order to sue to have the offensive and illegal "No Poles allowed" signage removed after the owners refused following a request sent to them months ago.

Sure the sign included the term "Eastern Bloc" but that came after Poles were singled out by name.

All of these incidents are chronic, pervasive and unjustified hate crimes perpetrated by the British against Poles.

Others pointed out Poles will take fish they have caught home and there was this guy from the Netherlands claiming Poles have caught all the fish from certain lakes in his country - lol!

If that was the real motive behind it then the owners could have put up a multilingual sign (in all EU languages and predominant Asian and African languages spoken in the UK) saying that fishing is for catch and release only and any fish caught must not be taken off the premises.

But no, that's not what the owners did. They have a personal hatred towards Poles in particular, want them excluded, and literally spelled it out for all to see.
Bieganski   
20 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

Reminds me of the signs they use to have here in the United Stated back in the 60's that said, "No Colored's Allowed".

Bigotry against Poles in Britain has been known for a very long time. But to see it literally come to the surface with this casual, unapologetic and advertised act of Polonophobia is still shocking to see.
Bieganski   
20 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]

As usual you have no argument.

Millions of children enjoy fishing. Fishing is a major component of the EU economy and the Polish export market in seafood products alone is valued in billions of euros.

So to bring you back from trying to drive this thread off-topic, the title regards yet another sad chapter of unjustified British bigotry against Poles and this time in the most appallingly shameless manner for all to see.

The recreational sport is legal. The discriminatory signage against Poles is illegal.

It's obvious and also expected which side you are on.
Bieganski   
19 Dec 2017
UK, Ireland / No Poles Allowed! - Latest Polonophobic Outrage Out of Britain [660]



The image says it all.

'No cars, no dogs, no Poles': Angler plans to sue Oxfordshire lake that put up sign banning 'Eastern Bloc' fishermen

Angler and Polish national Rado Papiewski, 35, from Doncaster, was alerted about the notice earlier this year and he has begun crowdfunding to launch a discrimination case, after the site a ignored letter from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).

Mr Papiewski told The Guardian: 'When I first saw it I thought of my 10-year-old son who loves angling.

'How could I say to him you can't fish here because your dad was born in Poland?'

dailymail

It's the 21st century and a Polish father is forced to have a difficult conversation with his son on what should have been an enjoyable father-son day of recreation.

When will this deplorable hatred by the British against Poles end?

It's terrible now but I truly fear for the lives of any Poles who remain in post-Brexit Blighty. They'll probably be hunted down in the streets with impunity.
Bieganski   
19 Dec 2017
USA, Canada / ​Edward Rowny - General, Ambassador, Author, Scholarship Founder, Polish American, Passes into Ancestry [8]

Although Zbigniew Brzezinski has been the household name on both sides of the Atlantic of famous Polish American strategists, another lesser known but equally key Polish American player in military and diplomatic circles was Ambassador Edward Rowny who passed away this week at the ripe old age of 100. Ambassador Rowny attended Brzezinski's funeral last spring according to the NY Times.

He was a highly decorated WWII combat veteran rising to the rank of three star general in the US Army. He was a military adviser to five American presidents most notably the Reagan administration during nuclear arms treaties with the Soviets. And history teaches us which side prevailed thanks to great Polish American men like Ambassador Rowny.

Born in the US in 1917 his Polish parents and grandparents instilled in him a great love for Poland which he remained committed to throughout his long and productive life.

Most notably in 1992 (by then aged 75) Ambassador Rowny was instrumental in having the remains of Polish pianist, composer, politician, statesman, and former Prime Minister Ignacy Jan Paderewski returned to Poland from the United States.

In 2004 he established the Paderewski Scholarship Fund for Polish students to study in America.

He remained very active in Polonia organizations until the end of his life.

In the spring of 2017 Poland's ambassador in Washington DC threw a birthday party for him.

General Edward Rowny's 100th Birthday Jubilee

On April 3, General Rowny turned 100 years old. To mark this occasion Ambassador Piotr Wilczek organized a birthday celebration at his residence. In addition to the General's family and friends, among those in attendance were Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, Co-Chair of the Congressional Poland Caucus.

Source: washington.mfa.gov.pl/en/news/general_edward_rowny_s_100th_birthday_jubilee_?channel=www

Ambassador Rowny's obituary was carried in America's main stream media like the Washington Post and of course Poland's media which made pointed references to his Polish heritage and active involvement in Polish interests in America.

Lt. Gen. Edward L. Rowny, hard-line arms control adviser to five presidents, dies at 100

Source: washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/lt-gen-edward-l-rowny-hard-line-arms-control-adviser-to-five-presidents-dies-at-100/2017/12/18/52df060c-e45c-11e7-ab50-621fe0588340_story.html?utm_term=.f2f55339eb66

Zmarł generał Edward Rowny, wybitny amerykański strateg polskiego pochodzenia

Source: polskieradio.pl/5/3/Artykul/1963936,Zmarl-general-Edward-Rowny-wybitny-amerykanski-strateg-polskiego-pochodzenia

Doradca prezydentów, który "pomógł wygrać zimną wojnę". Nie żyje generał Edward Rowny

Source: tvn24.pl/wiadomosci-ze-swiata,2/nie-zyje-general-edward-rowny,799769.html

What an inspirational Polish American fully deserving of admiration. A true credit to Poland and Polonia.

Brawo!
Bieganski   
16 Dec 2017
Law / What a "factura" is a factura? Car repair cost in Poland. [5]

What is the way to prevent being gazumped like this? Does any one know of any way to deal with this?

Quotes (oral or written) for the small projects you mentioned aren't necessarily a guarantee.

Therefore you should clarify with them beforehand if their prices are only an estimate or a guaranteed final price.

If they say it is the final price then tell them you agree and won't pay any more once you accept the work was done satisfactorily.

Also let them know that if the work requires more supplies or time to complete than they originally factored in then they should inform you before continuing so you can agree to it or not.

Another thing to consider is if they told you when presented the bill that there was a need for extra time or materials than original thought then are the final costs reasonable. They should be able to demonstrate to you what extra work was done. For instance, if they needed to replace a pipe and when doing so more of it broke to due age and deterioration then yes costs for the extra time and materials may be reasonable to complete the job. Your position shouldn't be that they gave you a quote but when the work was more involved than anyone could have realized that they should essentially do the extra work or use extra materials at no additional cost to you.

And always inspect the work. If they said more was required but it is obvious it wasn't done then tell them you will only pay the original quote.
Bieganski   
13 Dec 2017
News / Did George Soros want to destroy Poland with his economic shock therapy? [87]

Remind me how many of the 9/11 terrorists came from the same country as Soros, or the same faith as Soros.

At least five.

9/11 Dancing Israelis and Urban Moving Systems - ABC News 20/20 preview, June 21, 2002

youtu.be/fOiCMMMeXE8

The Notorious Banned FOX 9-11-2001 News Footage Israeli/Mossad Links

youtu.be/LbkQddEDPs0

The Five Dancing Israelis - 9/11/2001 - Our Purpose Was To Document The Event

youtu.be/rStJ5BgadPs
Bieganski   
24 Sep 2017
Travel / My Experience in Poland (compared to Germany) [100]

You come to such sweeping conclusions after ONE week in Poland?

First impressions last and Poland made a great one.

Let's keep it that way and keep Poland Polish.
Bieganski   
24 Sep 2017
Life / Polish tattoo ideas [13]

A group of polish hussars riding

You may have seen these already but there are several sites with photos and drawings.

For example, look up "polish-winged-hussars" on pinterest.

This Facebook page also has many re-enactment photos:

facebook.com/fotogniew/

For something truly historical the "rulon polski" (aka Rolka Sztokholmska) has many examples:

Such as this:



Adam Zamoyski used a sole hussar from the rulon polski on the cover his book titled "Poland".



Polish commemorative coins also carry artistic renderings such as the Battle of Kłuszyn:





There are also modelers who make figurines and there are extensive images on the web such as these:




Bieganski   
24 Sep 2017
News / Berlin terrorist attack -- Poland's ethnic homogeneity a true blessing [436]

Poland is still not contributing to the EU budget, but actually its' largest recepient so it has a weak hand in this matter.

There is no matter.

According to the EU (yes the EU itself and not you personally) the budget is a decided issue based on the size of a country's economy and how funds will benefit Europeans (i.e., not third-world economic migrants masquerading as refugees and illegally let in by unaccountable virtue signaling leftist buffoons who have a fetish for non-whites).

Budgets and Funding

How much does Poland contribute and receive?


Member countries' financial contributions to the EU budget are shared fairly, according to means. The larger your country's economy, the more it pays - and vice versa. The EU budget doesn't aim to redistribute wealth, but rather to focus on the needs of all Europeans as a whole.

europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/countries/member-countries/poland_en

Breaking the rules of the EU on several cases will end badly for Poland, no doubt about it.

You can't break rules when they are made up on the go by unaccountable leftist buffoons in Berlin and Brussels with an agenda they want to push without common consent from ALL EU members.

As stated above budgets were previously decided. Tying them to the resettlement of third-world economic migrants is economic blackmail and therefore contravenes EU membership agreements.
Bieganski   
24 Sep 2017
History / Franciszek Kornicki - Son of Poland, WWII Flying Ace, Savior of Britain [6]

Here is a link to the video you mentioned:



It's an excellent and important short film about Polish struggles and ultimate victory. It should be required viewing in classrooms on both sides of the Atlantic.

The following quote from the film has resonance in prior centuries and again today:

"...we are the first to alert the world about the holocaust though politics appear to be more important...and nobody listens to us...in exchange for all that we do we are betrayed...the free world distances itself from us, leaving us behind."

Betrayal of Poland not only occurred during WWII and in the immediate aftermath but there is precedence with Imperial Russia's century long control over Polish lands while the West did nothing.

Today Poland has led the resistance to Mad Cow Merkel's illegal importation of millions of third-world economic migrants and the socially destabilizing and terrorist threats they bring with them.

As seen occurring with previous generations, politics once again is more important to an unaccountable non-Polish/anti-Polish elite and once again they are not listening to Poland.

The victories of our Polish heroes in the past demonstrate that fighting alien leftist tyranny is still an imperative.

The closing quote to the film says it all:

"Because we do not beg for freedom, we fight for it." - Gen. Witold Urbanowicz
Bieganski   
23 Sep 2017
News / Unhinged Israeli Arrested and Charged for Knife Attack on Polish Policeman [23]

Israel even uses DNA tests for citizenship for foreigners who want to apply

Yes, and there would be deafening howls of outrage which would come from leftists (which hypocritically support a Jewish State of Israel) if any country in Europe or north of the Rio Grande tried to do that.

Much of israeli law stems from Jewish religious law.

Which makes it a theocracy and therefore no different than its pilloried archenemy the Islamic Republic of Iran as well as those heavily armed fanatics attempting to establish an Islamic caliphate through death and destruction spanning Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe.

The pervasiveness of the cultish views which all Middle East denizens (especially Israelis) have of themselves in their own societies shape their views of others who are decidedly excluded from it.

This explains why an Israeli who is a mere visitor in Poland thinks nothing of carrying out random acts of lethal violence on not only a Pole but one in a law enforcement capacity. It is sheer arrogance and contempt and no different than the acts of terrorism and sex crimes washing all across Europe from fanatical and ungrateful Afro-Arab economic migrants.
Bieganski   
23 Sep 2017
History / Franciszek Kornicki - Son of Poland, WWII Flying Ace, Savior of Britain [6]

He absolutely deserves to win even if he self-effacingly acknowledges the heroism of fellow Poles from his generation who also answered the call of duty.

His win will be their win too.

Young people today and from all around the world need to know that it was only decades ago that back in their day many young Poles like Franciszek Kornicki carried out acts of valor and sacrifice for a cause much greater than themselves. He bravely did his part to defeat the Nazis, save other countries like backstabbing Britain, and most importantly liberate and restore Poland so that future generations of Poles could be secure and free.

He deserves respect and recognition.

I honor him. All of us should honor him.