News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]

"BEFORE you will pay back as a net payee"??? Now that would be a dumb move...:)

News / Anti Iranian conference in Poland [24]

But if its remembering the Eastern bloc it will need some pressure from the free world too...

On it's own it will hardly tumble...I can imagine that the freedom loving - gov hating Iranians (?) are grateful for any pressure on the system from the outside. Because back then I was!

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]

...and now think this through Dirk!

Imagine a Poland which has become a net payee. Really, try to imagine that!

A Poland which is now as wealthy and influential as Germany and France and only a few other core countries. A Poland which now sits at the top table as an equal, which has much more say than most. Which is flourishing, can brag about a modern economy, with well off citizens...which has become an integral part of the EU, deeply integrated.

And now think again which polish gov would give all that up voluntarily...and how the mood in the population might be...who know full well how that rise has come to pass, with millions of Poles settled across the Union by then...working, studying, living...

Still so sure?

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]

All 90% of the Poles???


Korwin? Really?


*wanders off*

Life / Left-wing agitators in Poland [49]

I forgot my sarcastic smiley again, didn't I?

Life / Left-wing agitators in Poland [49]

Well...might have been because the attacker wasn't rational but drunk...a violent drunk it seems. They don't need a reason for lashing out...

Life / Left-wing agitators in Poland [49]


Nun ja...he asked his attacker:


That naive question probably still standing upright might have been to much...I agree...he has only himself to blame...how dare he!

Life / Left-wing agitators in Poland [49]

Why should a Pole care if one professor is acting "patronizing and arrogant" to his collegue?


And as I understand the article the polish professor Kochanowski had been beaten up for speaking german to his collegue from Jena...not the german professor...

But hey, the attacker was drunk...probably needing an outlet for his miserable life. At least he didn't had a knife on him...

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Yeah...because it was a german town by then...part of Germany. Making it a free city again was part of the Versailles Treaty with a heavy nod towards the new Poland.

The residents wanted to stay Germans in Germany but nobody cared what they wanted. Suddenly they were cut off and not even a direct connection aka the Corridor was possible. Poland didn't want that.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_City_of_Danzig

...The Free City's population rose from 357,000 (1919) to 408,000 in 1929; according to the official census, 95% were Germans...

..The Treaty of Versailles required that the newly formed state have its own citizenship, based on residency. German inhabitants lost their German citizenship with the creation of the Free City, but were given the right to re-obtain it within the first two years of the state's existence. Anyone desiring German citizenship had to leave their property and make their residence outside the Free State of Danzig area in the remaining parts of Germany.[4]

No wonder Hitler was so popular in Danzig, this treaty and these kind of "laws" made his rise so easy and predictable..

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Hmmm....doubtful. Had Poland attacked it would had gone done in history as the aggressor, providing Hitler and Stalin with much better PR....in the end nobody would probably later declared war on Germany on behalf of Poland...which would had given both of them a total free hand.

Do you think Poland could had occupied the whole of Germany?

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


...and guess what? These countries were further and far away...the further away the better the relations.

That isn't only true for Poland or Germany, that is true for all nation states. Neighbours very rarely make for good relationships. They share the same space, the same "sphere of influence", there are natural rivals...

And of course "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" applies too...making for longstanding adversaries.

I bet when Poland and Germany had not been sharing the same flat plain, without any natural boundaries, we would had been best buddies throughout history (or at least disinterested aquaintances) and you would talk the same way today about....say....France!

That's one of the historic unsaid laws the EU was about to change for good, to put a stop on it. And Helmut Kohl tried it too...

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]

Naja...the Lübeck Law gives a town self-government, that what makes them a free,independent city. It would be logical that all taxes paid stay in the city...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%BCbeck_law

I had to smile at that:


The more I learn about it the more I want this back....

This model of a city government provided that only the most experienced, influential and personally most successful merchants - and a few lawyers, called Syndics - became members of the Rat. It was also a rule that a father and his son, or brothers, could never be members of the Rat at the same time, so that influential families could not get too large a share of influence on the city's politics.

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


I found that interesting...by Beata Szydlo (nobody can accuse her of being an german agent:) about Kohl:


premier.gov.pl/mobile/en/news/news/prime-minister-beata-szydlo-about-helmut-kohl-we-will-always-remember-his-commitment-to.html

or Duda:


It seems they remember better what he did...

president.pl/en/news/art,484,kohl-was-a-great-human-and-politician-who-influenced-the-shape-of-contemporary-europe.html

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Oh why don't you just read the thread..it's all there...sometimes twice or thrice reposted...there you find your answers.

A short google for famous people from Danzig or Gdansk will open your eyes...maybe...or not...I don't care...I'm out here for good.

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


I meant the Lübeck Law...the Law which made Danzig a Hanse-City...the reason for its prospering future as a merchant hot spot and for becoming a free and independent city for centuries.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%BCbeck_law

So...you are of course correct, a town without any Poles innit, full of Germans, under german law, member of a german trade organization is of course not a german town, can't be!

*bowing out here of that topic*

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Yeah....could be....there has been written so much crap, I'm not an expert and don't plan to...

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


A white flag would be acceptable too... :)


Maybe the pure Aryans looked once like that, but after all that mixing you got us...heh:)

Do you fall for propaganda easily?

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Germans in a german city under german law! Not more, not less


Nah...in the case of Danzig it has been the german Hanse since 1263 under Lübeck Law, not Poland which made Danzig and the other baltic ports wealthy, which in turn drew ever new citizens in like moths to the flame.

You can see it's prosperous past still in the now renovated architecture, which connects Danzig to the other Hanse-Cities along the Baltic. Something the fat and Sauerkraut smelling german tourists had been admiring. :)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%BCbeck_law#Cities_with_L%C3%BCbeck_law

Again...neither as Danzig became a member of the Hanse nor for centuries after....not one Pole made it to the list of known Danziger people during these times, not one!

Astounding, isn't it, for such a deeply polish town!

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Invited by whom? :)

Okay....it seems I have to repost it:

Just a hint...this long list during the centuries starts with one


The founder of the german settlement!

When you read that list you will see no polish names who could have "invited" Germans....maybe Johann Ferber? The mayor of Danzig till 1501? But he was German....hmm....

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Pers%C3%B6nlichkeiten_der_Stadt_Danzig

When you really want to refute the fact that Danzig had been always a german city full of german people you can surely post a list of famous polish Danziger living and working in polish Danzig, right?

Just in case you think this list biased by them mean Germans...there is a similiar, albeit much shorter list in the english Wiki:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_from_Gda%C5%84sk

The first mention of a non-German is from 1620...


Spike, your claim of Danzig for Poland is nothing else but what happened during the partitions to Poles. Outside political decisions didn't made proud Poles now suddenly overnight to proud Germans, Russians or Austrians either.


Well...losing the countenance so quickly? :)

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


Nope! :) Of course not...

Neither becomes a german city in NRW muslim just because a growing muslim ghetto there, no matter what the doom-sayer want.

Do you think the Germans moved into a fully polish city like the ukrainian economic immigrants?

Seriously...living in a dictatorship doesn't give you much choices when you want to have a life and a career...you say what they want you to say...doesn't mean ****!

History / A History of Gdansk, Poland [130]


I posted all of it in another thread already but before I repeat all that I would ask you something... if a population of a city speaks german, follows german laws, has german names, lives german traditions, eats german dishes, reads german poetry, dances to german music...would you call it a "German city"?

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]

Nah...I prefer cold hard numbers!

I can tell you that, if there were really that man rapes of german flowers by them darkies there WOULD be an uprising by now. But there aren't and so there won't.


You ignore that most of the worst is done to non-german girls and women...who don't seem to interest you in the slightest.

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]

And that here is the proper criminal statistic for Zuwanderer:

For 2018 foreigners accounted for 202.900 criminal acts (tried or done), 2% of them were of sexual nature.

(I can't translate all of it, but for interested people its all there)

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]

@Dirk diggler
Rapefugees.net...really...

Here, that is a proper criminal statistic of Germany...of course in German.

bka.de/DE/AktuelleInformationen/StatistikenLagebilder/PolizeilicheKriminalstatistik/PKS2017/InteraktiveKarten/04VergewaltigungSexNoetigung/04_VergewaltigungSexNoetigung_node.html

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]


Did you follow these links in that article? The first one is not working and the second one is about burglaries.

Gatestone institute is not about facts and stats at all...

You keep repeating the text from that article but the link which should prove it IS NOT WORKING!

And again Andrè Schulz is talking about burglaries and theft, there is no mention of rapes by immigrants in that link.

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]

Why is that so hard to give me a link?

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]


You must have your info from somewhere, you are so sure...just share it with me, please?

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]


I really, really would like to see a link with some proven stats for that statement...

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]


No, there are not "thousands".....every few weeks such a crime makes the media...that makes it a handful each year, not "thousands".

Polonia / Pregnant Polish woman stabbed in Germany, loses baby [77]

Thing is, it wouldn't be enough for a movement, I fear.

Since every such a crime is now popping up in the media one can get a good overview. And of course every one of these crimes is one to many, but it isn't enough to start a movement.