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Ksysia   
5 Apr 2010
History / Actually, there never was any Polish-German hatred [149]

So, Germans and Britain were racing for the oil. Two main competitors.

I second that. The colonies were the bounty as well. That's why there was Afrika Korps, that's why the war extended to the Pacific. We can concentrate on Jews in Poland all we want, but forgetting that in the first years of the war German, American and French armies already fought over Africa is losing the big picture. This was the World War, not Polish war.

The US has benefited the most of the territorial gains. It's also painted as a good guy, but let's not forget their dirty undies - they camped in Berlin, check point Charlie, and no further. There wasn't much Jew saving, but there was millions of German POWs starved to death. And there was poor Poland, happily stuffed in the bag with the East. Maybe they Americans though all Slavs are the same, but since there are 3 strongly differing groups, Western Catholic/Protestant, Eastern orthodox, and Southern Orthodox/Catholic, there were problems. And we didn't want Communism.

And 20 years after the cold war, Poland is under such direct influence from the Yanks that we can't even build good trade relationship with bad Germans and uncool Ukrainians. Poland can't even buy oil from Iran and build a mega airport in Warsaw.

There is an article in Polityka about mixed blood children in Poland. This leftist paper of course concentrates on hardships and racisms, but they slipped a word of truth. 'due to the political atmosphere, the Persian guy with a British passport cannot be persecuted for choking his wife in a fight. If she married an Ukrainian, he could be persecuted, because the political climate is not to touch Westerners'

This kind of explains why China has punished the Arab cabdriver, right? They want to keep it straight there, not racist like in Poland. Brits don't get persecuted - that's ******* contemporary colony.
Ksysia   
4 Apr 2010
History / Actually, there never was any Polish-German hatred [149]

You are wrong here. This hatred was due to British policy in the region.

ah-ha. there's always at least one valuable comment :) thank you.

it's curious for me how the British meddling is covered up, and all hatred poured on Germany, while H was actually Austrian. (to explain to forumers, I'm not saying that there wasn't monstrous things on the Nazi side, I'm saying what am I curious about. You have to let me, or kill freedom of thinking.)

I'm curious about how Britain is always the good guy, while everything is told and done so that Poland cannot have good trade with Germany and Ukraine. Those are big economies, i want to see some financial gain from them - but no. It's BP drilling for oil in Poland, not Poland drilling for gas in Ukraine.

And seriously, Gerries, you could cut us a better deal for the Benz.
Ksysia   
4 Apr 2010
History / Actually, there never was any Polish-German hatred [149]

hEY, people

I'm actually seriously serious.
Look, in the times before they rallied with H, Germany was just a bunch of poor countries. German Amahs were used in Polish houses as help with the children. So really, no way to hate them.

After the loss, they rallied their West Germany and had a brilliant success selling Mercedes and BMW.

I think it's good. if they could have a success, so can we.

But the Polish German hatred is a Soviet propaganda scheme to cover their lack of governance.

I mean by that: sure the Soviets had build factories nad given rights to working people, but they managed to **** it all up. So they used Helmuten as a smoke cover.

Which is really rude, since so many people in Poland are mongrels with the Germans, Ukrainians, Jews and even the Russkies.

So let's give up on that.

(Ksysia loves Til Schweiger, but wants an Accura anyway)
Ksysia   
3 Apr 2010
History / Actually, there never was any Polish-German hatred [149]

Seriously.

If you look at the beginnings of Polish history, there were conflicts, yes, but also settlers on both sides. In medieval ages, Germans were settling in Poland as loyal subjects and citizens in cities. In the last war, the Uprising was organized by people from Polish-German mixed families. So were the battles in September.

And actually, if you ask the old people, they say that although today people talk about SS all the time, the majority of Germans in Poland were Wehrmacht, and they were good people, mostly. They were interacting, trading, socialising. (Old people have a very different view of the Soviet army.)

so I started a facebook (impressive, I know, but I need a start) group of Polish German Friendship. We need to clear some things out and really become friends, because as it is - it's just too expensive.

Happy Easter, Neighbours. Hope we can be friends. Maybe not like with Hungary or Serbia (cheers, Crow), but at least a little.

Anna herbu Ślepowron
Ksysia   
31 Mar 2010
Food / Herb used in Polish rosol (chicken soup)? [88]

Heart disease? Hmmm. Must be the chips.

Potatoes are eaten with parsley in Poland. So - eat parsley, it will make you strong as a Polan! (that's regarding some weird searches)
Ksysia   
31 Mar 2010
Food / Herb used in Polish rosol (chicken soup)? [88]

The word 'rosół' has an older meaning. It used to be roz-sół, and meant the broth left in the pot after cooking salted meats in water to soften them. I like it salty.
Ksysia   
30 Mar 2010
News / Can Poland expect similar bomb attacks as in Moscow? [85]

Did you heard that first Serbian Chetniks were organized by Poles?

We also trained the first Zionists and the first Mujas and sell guns to both sides. We sell cluster bombs to the Brits, too.
Ksysia   
30 Mar 2010
Food / Herb used in Polish rosol (chicken soup)? [88]

otherwise it is too sweet IMO.

yes - the onion and cabbage make it sweet.

You add a kilo of salt, Ksysia? ;) ;) A kilo of pepper balls is too many ;)

bah! English lengłydż ;)
Ksysia   
30 Mar 2010
News / Can Poland expect similar bomb attacks as in Moscow? [85]

of course Catholic and Orthodox can cooperate, and I dare to say, that the best parties we have here are with the Macedonians and Bulgarians and their Rakija. No Serbians here, though.
Ksysia   
30 Mar 2010
News / Can Poland expect similar bomb attacks as in Moscow? [85]

Suicide bombing is mainly a muslim form of attack. The two are synonymous.

No, it's Japanese Kamikaze, and the Muslims had only learned it in the second half of the 20th century. Poles were terrorists once, too. We blew up trains - back when our country was invaded and split.
Ksysia   
30 Mar 2010
Life / Why do gays dislike Wojciech Cejrowski, travel writer? [18]

he dares to be a traditionally minded guy, and he had a TV show. Not as traditional as half the American Bible Belt, but in our leftist country it's a big no-no.

They call him Cowboy Cha-Cha
Ksysia   
20 Mar 2010
Genealogy / Any Polish Tatars here? [95]

Do you think it means that the royals will try to help with the situation in the UK? Not that they can order something, but they can influence. Is he getting ideas on how to live with Muslims in a way they and we like?
Ksysia   
18 Mar 2010
History / just before the war the Polish/Ukrainian szlachta learned Ukrainian [243]

Thanks aphrodisiac.
I have stated it in the about me page, that everyone is welcome to talk back to me (but I have razed down three people for lack of content in the insults)

I am doing several things on the blog: I not only record my experience, I have also the chance to vent, which is always handy. I give the Anglophones a chance to read how other people view them (if you read the latest Terry Pratchett or this silly book about Poles 'Poles Apart', then you know that they crave this info and how they try to imagine how they must look to strangers. They usually gloat over themselves). And I also return in kind the Nazi attitude the English have towards other people. e.g. they just won't serve me food, won't clean my table anyway, won't sell me things when it's my turn in the line - but AFTER all the 'white people'.

I am growing in contempt, and you are right to notice this. Only the reasons for it are different. You probably suspect some 'nationalism', but we don't really have it like they have it.. I hate them because they pretended to be on the Allied side, while to this day they are Nazi in everyday life.

Example: My friend from Nigeria, a bank manager moved her job to the UK only to find that there will be no other job - other than traffic management or toilet cleaning. White boys were laughing at her when she was washing the toilets saying: 'even their bank managers wash our toilets'.

I'm not a nationalist, I feel for the Nigerian girl just like for Poles. I despise the 'white boys'. But I'm not a bloodthirsty Nazi either. I won't kill them. I will simply only give them cleaning jobs in due time.
Ksysia   
14 Mar 2010
History / just before the war the Polish/Ukrainian szlachta learned Ukrainian [243]

Well, dear foreigners. It would pay to actually check things out, you know? You're struggling to make a separate and even separatist nationality out of people living in the mountains, just like Nazis tried to make them into Goralenvolk.

It's far easier than that. There is an actual difference, in that the Highlanders come from Vallachia and are Vlak.

They also fight for Poland. I bet that surprises you.

And JP2 was one of them - can you spot the old priest acting AGAINST Poland?
Ksysia   
13 Mar 2010
History / just before the war the Polish/Ukrainian szlachta learned Ukrainian [243]

If you live in Sudety, and call someone Góral, take care to check if he is one. You may get some Silesians unhappy...

It's not likely that anyone in Poland would misunderstand grzybula or kwaśnica. Sorry. It only for regional ornaments, especially in RYBNIK.
Ksysia   
13 Mar 2010
History / just before the war the Polish/Ukrainian szlachta learned Ukrainian [243]

By GOD, Scotsman... How sure you are that I don't understand menus in gwara góralska? Is that due to your skill in Polish, eh?

And... it's not a góralska karcma, it's a flipping restaurant chain in Śląsk...

Grzybula z zerzańcami is normal mushroom soup with noodles...
gazdowka.pl/?page_id=13

what an ARGUMENT! you lot just have to be minded all the time, so that kind of trickery doesn't come through.

Ans stop this nationalism, it leads to nazizm and war.
Ksysia   
12 Mar 2010
History / just before the war the Polish/Ukrainian szlachta learned Ukrainian [243]

No, the sex was great, but you eventually gave preference to Ukrainian sticks instead of d*cks and it spoiled the relationship.

The thread is some joke produced by Polish intellectual Ksysia. Nobody learnt anything.

I beg to differ. Thanks to your kind appreciation of the sex - I drove my point accross.

You see, in Anglophone conversation, and most of the forumers are such, there are some cliches that they use. Slave/Master, Empire, being better and the like. They really spoil the conversations with Poles as much as their attitude to women in the attic, prime heir et c. So it's easy for them to assume that

A. Poles are conquerors of Ukraine and rape and whip everyone like all good conquerors.
B. Poles must have killed Jews too, so Germans are excused from attacking Poland

So, thanks to you, they now can see my argument, that we were in fact expanding, yes, but not like Conquistadors, or English in China, or anything gruesome like that. Thank you, Nathan.
Ksysia   
11 Mar 2010
History / just before the war the Polish/Ukrainian szlachta learned Ukrainian [243]

What throughout history???

When we came out of the forest, largely due to the incoming border with the German little countries, and later the Teutonic Country, Ukraine... was forest.

Something happened, not sure what, because we build wooden villages and they went to rot. But it looks as though our grody had been burned down and new ones build right next to them by an organized force, counld be the famed Sarmatians.

We were at the stage of petty kingships for a little shorter than they, because King Mieszko didn't want to surrender his moat and bailey to a German Duke, and accepted the cross from Czechs (sent the harem away and took an old Czechian wife, Dubrava).

What proceeded next was alliances, skirmishes, during which our petty kings and dukes married Ukrainian petty kings and dukes (kniaź, książę, wojewoda). Most of the today's Ukraine that was Poland, was dragged into Poland simply by marriages with their rulers.

What is the fault in that? Do other families not do it?

I can even say, that for as long as Piasts took Ruthenian wifes, we were quite aligned with European history. When the Jogaiła family started bringing in Germans wives, mostly Habsburg but even one Hohenzollern, life became tricky. There was growth and deterioration at the same time, because as was noted by someone, Piasts were concentrating on bringing the country together, while Jagiellons were still in battle mode.

Poor Ukrainians, shouldn't have sex with Poles.