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Grzegorz_   
13 Mar 2016
News / Demonstrations in Poland in defence of democracy. [2554]

We British wouldn't have tolerated the scum and would have smashed them.

Shut up psychopat ! Admin, come here with a mop and clean this crap. It's not funny anymore.
Grzegorz_   
6 Mar 2016
News / Demonstrations in Poland in defence of democracy. [2554]

Forced nationalisation is exactly what they have in mind.

Nonsense. They law is pretty much the same as in all civilized countries. "Investors" were getting ready to create another bubble and run away with billions hence the whole "fallout" and as usual you carry water for bastards.

BTW here a bit about "democrats" wishing death to Duda: Reminds of one "expat" trash that was screaming with happiness when Kaczyński died. Damn trashes.
Grzegorz_   
6 Mar 2016
News / Demonstrations in Poland in defence of democracy. [2554]

discredit KOD

The KOD livestock do that perfectly well by themselves.

EU and the US have both made it crystal clear that they expect Poland to fall into line.

The NATO summit could still be cancelled, which would be an incredible snub to PiS.

What apparently people with slave mentality like you, do not understand, is that good relations with x or y are not a value by itself. I've been pro-American over the years but If they want to get involved in our internal matters, while at the same time support countries like Israel, Turkey or Saudis then feck them, especially that the whole thing is going down the toilet, after the Negro they will either have a commie Jew or that friggin imbecile Trump. For homo sovieticus like you, these are totally foreign concepts but still for quite a few people, freedom and dignity mean something.
Grzegorz_   
28 Feb 2016
News / 2016, the year of change in Poland? [70]

Too bad PO's 500 also for the first child wasn't accepted, right?

It should be only for 2nd and 3rd child, to cut off Gypsies and other underclass "producers of children". It's not a welfare program but an investment program, to turn current 2+1 model into 2+2 and avoid importing millions of savages in the future, who (next to other... issues) would become a huge burden on the budget. The thing with taxes is that most of young families make so little that even 0 PIT would not help enough. The "rich" ? Perhaps top 10% shouldn't get it but on the other hand they contribute more than enough in taxes, so getting back a bit of it is a non-issue. Making it income based would generate additional administrative costs and opportunities for abuse.
Grzegorz_   
28 Feb 2016
Work / Average salary in Poland for PhD in IT [40]

Who the фцчк аяе you to tell me shut up ?

I'm a person, who knows your "rationalization" here doesn't have much to do with reality. Most of Indians are dragged to Poland by like 10 corpos and usually they are not even typical IT guys but "business consultants" of less common modules of business Apps etc. so much for "not enough IT talent left". It's just a matter of incorrect HR policy at several corpos, noting else.
Grzegorz_   
28 Feb 2016
Work / Average salary in Poland for PhD in IT [40]

They cant find polish IT guys for those jobs, because a polish IT guy talented and experienced enough to make 10000-15000 a month in poland, is away , in germany, UK, switzerland making 10-15k pln in a week.

Nonsense. Shut up If you have nothing better to say.
Grzegorz_   
28 Feb 2016
News / Demonstrations in Poland in defence of democracy. [2554]

It's time we finally stamp those being financed from abroad.

pl/polityka/279844-w-co-gra-ten-czlowiek-george-soros-o-rzadzie-pis-polacy-wyniesli-nielojalna-antyeuropejska-partie-do-wladzy-nielojalna-wobec-kogo-zobacz-wideo
Grzegorz_   
28 Feb 2016
News / 2016, the year of change in Poland? [70]

we could see a 25% cut in PIT/CIT with that money.

Or most likely have it distributed to Miro, Zbycho and other "investors" If your Platfuses won :)))
Grzegorz_   
25 Feb 2016
Work / Average salary in Poland for PhD in IT [40]

Get informed about Poland and Poles and you'll realize that your question can shock....

Why should he care about that ? Apparently he's trying to figure out how much of it he could save... Let's say you got offered a job somewhere in the Gulf for EUR 50k a year... Now is it good money or not ? You need to know what are the costs of living there...

No Pole with the language and connections gets this kind of salary!

Huh ? 10, 12 or even 15k gross are nothing so unusual for senior specialists, I remember some thread (lost track of it somehow...) recently with a Danish guy claiming to be 25 years old and making 30k gross or something in 3 city, that was strange, but 10k a month is not... get a job at HQ of any mid-large company, push 1 level up from the bottom and that's it.

I believe most of those jobs could be filled in by Poles.

Well it seems like these are technical IT jobs and evidently the Poles are either unable or unwilling to do them at this price.

These are corpo jobs and corpos are ineffective by default, people at the bottom can't decide about anything and people at the top are out of touch with anything on the ground... In cases like this, I guess HR dept prepared requirements for the job and that includes let's say "3 years of experience in working with (insert some rare shyt, like some software that's unknown outside let's say a narrow circle of corporate credit risk modelling people)" and that's it, it doesn't matter that typical IT guy could learn it within 3 months and then work with it for half of that money. They need someone "with experience" and that's it and in case of niche things, there really might to be a problem to find someone available in Poland, while Indians, there's over a billion of them.
Grzegorz_   
20 Feb 2016
News / Poland to join anti-ISIS coalition [22]

Poland will send four of its F-16 jet fighters to patrol airspace over Syria

Last time I heard that nonsense was denied. Hopefully that won't happen. Syria is a mess, it's a playground for global and regional powers and there's no good guys to help there. Even Kurds (although seems to be the best out of these various fractions and tribes) are far from being saint. Besides, I wouldn't be surprised if "allies" tried to push us there into some conflict with Russians operating in that area and that's the last thing we need now.
Grzegorz_   
16 Feb 2016
Law / Business in Poland and Polish reality, How are you doing in Poland? [82]

i was following our local school bus up the lane, the thing is some kind of old Russian banger with smoke pouring out of it , the engine cover had swung open, for the life of me...

Buses in local transport are usually old. That's because new ones are very expensive, the large ones (with +40 seats) cost like 1 mln PLN and more. In Poland new buses are being bought mainly either by cities or by the companies operating long ("intercity" or abroad) distance routes. If they were changing buses every few years, the costs would have to be so high that it would be likely cheaper to put these kids into several taxis... But if the bus is old it doesn't have to mean it needs to smoke like a steam locomotive, obviously it shouldn't If is well maintained. You can call police if you see this crap again, unless they are busy with something else, they should check it out.

BTW I think Polski Bus was set up by some guy from the UK so it's not impossible :)))
Grzegorz_   
16 Feb 2016
News / The Guardian destroys the Kaczynski twins [42]

The Guardian destroys the Kaczynski twins

And the meaning of that "destruction" is about as huge as of that of "W Sieci" destroying Merkel....
Grzegorz_   
15 Feb 2016
Law / Business in Poland and Polish reality, How are you doing in Poland? [82]

The venture ended up being marginally profitable but ended up taking up most of the week rather than the one or two days that I had originally planned.

That's what the low-margin business is about. You can find for instance people, who own several 24h stores and make a lot of money barely doing anything but 10-15 years back they were like zombies working 60-70h a week and it took them years to fine the tune and actually make any serious money out of it.

If you do decide to make the jump into property, there really are many avenues you can explore, all offering solid yields and a good chance of capital gain.

You sound like you want to sell him something...
Grzegorz_   
12 Feb 2016
Law / Business in Poland and Polish reality, How are you doing in Poland? [82]

A minimum wage thing, but benefit of it would be mainly working from home so she can spend time with the little one, and she can work for hersel

OK so indeed these are not huge expectations... but perhaps this is a problem... I could be wrong but it seems you were thinking like "It doesn't have to bring any big profits so I will just buy a bus and it will be going on somehow" and although it would be likely easier to run this kind of business in the uk, I think that generally business in "traditional" sectors of the economy like transport, retail, catering etc. is based on low margins hence it require careful planning and effort to make any profits out of it.

Like I said, I don't know this sector too well, so no need for fake "mentoring" but generally there's really many "przewóz osób" small companies in Poland and they are somehow making "some" money. Usually they combine regular routes with 1 time orders, often have some sort of specializations, for instance there are many companies in western Poland that focus on transporting people to Germany (work, shopping etc.) and seem to have at least like 4-6 vehicles, often the smaller ones like Crafter, Sprinter etc.
Grzegorz_   
11 Feb 2016
Law / Business in Poland and Polish reality, How are you doing in Poland? [82]

Am I wrong thinking this country sucks?

LOL ! This country sucks in really many ways but let's be honest, 90% of people here barely meet both ends, 10 trillion run away to the UK alone and you thought that... what ? They morons just have no clue, me Englishman will buy 1 bus and everything will be great ? Welcome to the real world. Globally it's much more real than the UK where people have cosy life and apparently many think it's like that everywhere. Actually, in significant parts of this globe, on top of your costs you would have to add "fees" for some local warlord for not shooting the driver.

You either expected too much or do something wrong. If you can't even cover the costs, that's likely the latter. I don't know much about this sector but such small town companies seem to rely mainly on regular routes like bring people from villages to the factory in the morning + take the night shift back home, same in the afternoon and evening and in between of that take school kids to the zoo or local 5th league football club to the match. Not sure how they organize all of that but I'm not the owner of a transport company.
Grzegorz_   
10 Feb 2016
News / Demonstrations in Poland in defence of democracy. [2554]

That's because so called "Polish government" of Tusk didn't give a damn about air crash that killed dozens of VIPs including the head of state. Normal governments care more when a civilian cessna type aircraft with two of their citizens on board get crashed abroad.
Grzegorz_   
4 Feb 2016
Polonia / Moving to Lviv, Ukraine - mother is Polish [8]

Christ on the bike, you can't even say if that state will exist in a year or two. There are huge problems, financial and others, that are not directly related to Donbass. And even without recent mess, there's been a huge problem with ownership over there, people discovering that for instance their company now belong to someone else (because "someone else" bribed the business registry guy) were not that unusual cases.