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Foreigner4   
19 Nov 2007
Love / Why do Polish women prefer foreigners for boyfriends and husbands? [418]

good lord, what incredibly lazy thinking on behalf of the thread starter.

as a foreigner your outspoken (lazy) thinking makes it that much harder for the rest of us; try to be a lil more thoughtful than the stereotypes you project.
Foreigner4   
19 Nov 2007
Love / Is Indian/Polish relationship possible? [370]

yeah because it's only women and Polish ones at that who are hypocrites in this world.
So you had a bad experience, well guess what? It was your fault as you made the bad choice of being with this lass. Now if my relationship ever went tits up (like others have), I'd blame the one who needs blaming, and that'd be me.

The bit about religion especially gets me though, yeah only the ultra-catholic Polish girls are hypocrites when it comes to ethics, values and morals. "Sarcasm off."
Foreigner4   
19 Nov 2007
News / 10,000 ISRAELIS READY TO CLAIM FOR POLISH CITIZENSHIP AND POLISH LAND! [628]

as a reflex, i'm prone to be wary of any intimations coming out of israel or by isralis.

Does poland really need this? Why welcome a problem? In a world where every political entity does have sovereign right of its course, i have to ask what Poland could gain? Or is Poland desirable again and ripe for pickings at this stage in the game?

With the human rights abuses Israel and Isralis have managed to scoff at, surely the Polish Government could use these abuses as leverage to with hold any deals until Israel treats the Palestinians like equals. What a wonderful humanitarian and political play Poland could make on these tyrants dare i say facists(yes i did write that).

I can see how this will probably play out and Poland will have to play the role of yes man to the U.S. pressure, but simply due to the source of this issue I can only hope that the government will hold the principle of universality up to the Isralies and deny them any rights in Poland.
Foreigner4   
26 Nov 2007
Love / Polish Girls vs Russian Girls [813]

i don't know but if another pole asks me "what do you think of our women?" i 'm gonna go bananas.
gaaawwwd, i can't even decide where to begin with how stupid a question that is and all the crap sentiments that are loaded in it.

p.s. Polish ladies are cute (my g/f is the cutest) but Russians got sum'n sexy goin on that is out of this world.

Now upstairs, hmmm, can't say i've really clicked with too many of either, i got a rather shallow impression of the majority of ladies i've met from both countries (sad to say).

The whole religion thing and it being such a dictating force in the average polką's life can be a lil frustrating though. I'm not sure if one would encounter that living in Russia as the Russians i've met were all abroad.
Foreigner4   
27 Nov 2007
Love / Polish Girls vs Russian Girls [813]

i'll admit it, i pressed "play" but c'mon what's with the crap bubblegum noise she's passing off as background music. Miss. watermelons (heavy on the water it seems) is just screaming tacky on this take.

Not just any foreigner, but only with you of course!

that is sublime sarcasm man.
Foreigner4   
28 Nov 2007
Food / Mother of all hangovers....Polish Beer! [71]

EB made a surprisingly good porter. Can't stand the żywiec porter though (i just realized i don't know how to properly spell zywiec)
Foreigner4   
29 Nov 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

Buddy has opened the curtains and let the correct come shining through on his last post!

However now with big companies calling the shots, they've decided to cut on transport costs and get as many low paid workers into the UK as fast as they can. Hooray for government!

It's sad really that there are no jobs that pay well enough in Poland for the Polish, but plenty that pay much better in UK, Ireland, Germany and Holland.

Anybody see the film "Ghosts" about migrant workers? This phenomenon is actually increasing the disparity between classes.

Bottom line, it's not a healthy situation when loads of people have to leave there own country just for a fair shake.
Foreigner4   
29 Nov 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

I don't think violence has to be the answer, but your pocketbook is a possible solution.

When Muslims in Jordan were upset with the cartoons depicting Mohammed (pbhn) (and don't start about that, this is just a very good example) they simply stopped buying any and all danish (or dutch sorry too lazy to check) dairy products. That was not a good situation for the dairy exporters to Jordan.

I know I will not buy any US or UK products due to Iraq. I just won't. Once the self contrabanded stuff i have wears out, it gets replaced with something from somewhere else.

If you don't like the employment situation then boycott. Target specific industries and stay firm. Reward the businesses you feel are respecting your country. Remember that

Politics is only the shadow cast by business.

The turn around has to start somewhere.
Foreigner4   
6 Dec 2007
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

am i the only one that thinks -ywiec is skunk beer?
Pilsner Urguel (czech no?)
Okocim Palone
Lech and Tyskie
Warka Strong
-all excellent beers. uhh zywiec-great pr but it's much better than the beer.

Okocim makes a fine porter.

really? i've never come across it, but thank you sir, i have a new mission for sunday.
Foreigner4   
6 Dec 2007
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

I prefer Bosman out of all the PL beers and Black Boss as my favorite PL porter

What region would i have the most success in finding these?

I refuse to go to any tesco so that's out, but i'm really keen on trying these that you mentioned.
Foreigner4   
7 Dec 2007
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

In Szczecin. It's great on tap and difficult to find outside of there.

hmm thanks for that!

now i need to provide a work related excu... uh reason to go north
Foreigner4   
7 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

not to stir the pot here, but

sorry but taking funds out of an already crippled economy is not my idea of helping a former eastern block country to its feet is it

any clue where the lovely isle of britain gained most of its wealth over the years?

How about BP? What oil reserves does britain have that this corporation has become so wealthy? How responsible are british corporations abroad? Do they adhere to environmental regulations and human rights standards of Britain while operating abroad.

You seem like a genuine guy, and I applaud your efforts and focus and wish you luck. I also hope you examine the big picture too.
Foreigner4   
7 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

and that's it? if that is the sole source of any of bp's fortunes both past and present then i must humbly admit my glaring ignorance and apologize for that. However i still stand by the rest of my querries as honest questions in this matter.

*edited*
Foreigner4   
8 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

so lets get off the band wagon of blaming the uk for all the worlds wrongs ,

no i'm sorry if you interpreted my challenge that way. What i meant to imply is that, the wealth of the nation you live in was not got by means completely devoid of exploitation of other nations and peoples. While you may have not contributed to this, you and yours certainly benefit from it. I could wonder how concerned you really are about the ethicacy of how the money that goes into the british economy is got? How concerned are you about the ethicacy and responsibility of british national corporations abroad?

I'm not saying you yourself are contributing to any unethical (read exploitation) abroad (except if you support the corporations responsible for it with your pocket book-one reason not to shop at ASDA), but if you're not equally dismayed and ready to do something about that then your position comes off as more than a little disingenuous.

what about the many achievments the uk is responsible for ie , the motor car , the aeroplane , the tv , the lightbulb , the nuclear weapons , ships , tanks , neutron bomb , the manufacture of many wonderful drugs like penicillin , drugs to treat asthma , heart disease , and many many more things to be proud of

well unless you're one of the people who actually played a key role in developing those things or contributed in some mighty way to the history of those events or are doing so now in some way then i'd say this is non-point and you really have nothing to be proud of as you've in no way influenced these things. agree to disagree.

if people dislike the uk so much ask yourself one question HONESTLY ! why do they flock here in their millions , if they don,t like it LEAVE simple really

well ask yourself why the english (in the past mind you, and not you personally) went abroad to lands where they considered the people "inferior?" It's the money stupid.

but please don,t make youre way into my country and whinge like little faggits about how bad it is , GO HOME EASY AS THAT !!!!!!!!!!!

i whole heartedly agree with your sentiments but i'm not sure if whinging like a "really no need for that" on a message board will really solve your problem.

erm,how about the NORTH SEA fields smartly pants?

hmmm i looked it up and here's my source:
bp.com/multipleimagesection.do?categoryId=23&contentId=7017765

Bp in fact operates far beyond only the north sea, i retract my apology and stand by my initial querry but remain ready to admit any good points should you make one. But it does appear you need to flesh out your arguement more for me to do this.
Foreigner4   
8 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

how is the post you're quoting in any way advocating against emigration? recognizing the sadness of a no win situation isn't an arguement against anything is it? I am puzzled by this train of logic you're attempting to run here.
Foreigner4   
8 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

hmmm, i think i'm taking it pretty easy but i'l check my pulse rpr-56bpm. ok i am officially taking it easy.
No you haven't quoted me out of context at all, in fact i didn't even respond in regards to my being quoted specifically.

I was just curious how you tied his response to my quote into an anti-migration position.

So, really, i am puzzled, please explain how you connected the two. Maybe there were some other posts you're referring to, otherwise i'm doubting my own ability to read the arguement here.
Foreigner4   
8 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

i did, i paid my taxes and never claimed any back.

You may not have an arguement with me but until you address my points, then it appears you want nothing more than to live in a fantasy land of no taking without giving and profiting without sharing.

A good chunk of the wealth your country generates is got off exploiting resources abroad. you're fine with the money pouring in but not ok when people from abroad want to follow the money trail.

I actually agree with how you feel (happening in other ways to where i'm from) but i'd be hard pressed to defend your position without any concessions to the mitigating factors affecting the situation.

he postulated that all (?) Poles working in UK should return to Poland.

i see, well that arguement could be turned around easy enough: all non pole immigrants should go back to where they come, shouldn't they? i wonder how that would grab people.

cheers for that mate.
Foreigner4   
8 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

well just to quote england also brought a great deal of wealth to those lands

the beginning of the end of logic or reason even casting a dim light on your rant.

so please please please go away do a crash course on history in the past 200 years and then come back with a constructive argument

ahh yes a crash course on history, well by the looks of your post that's exactly what you've done. there's nothing to debate as it's clear your grasp of the world is very very limited and you're just not going to see the light even when shown to you.

but let's look at economics kiddo, how much do british firms rake in based on the expoitation of the 3rd world and developing world resources both natural and human? Now how much does the UK give in aid? Do you really think those 2 numbers are anywhere near eachother?

who are the two main prominent countries always in the limelight

well that tells us a lot about where you get your news doesn't it? seems like you come from the land that can do no wrong.

always the same two countries USA & the UK , always seem to be ahead of the field ,

Always with the most aggressive policies abroad-coincidence?

if this did not happen then there would of been a very small percentage of africans actually caught up in that terrible trade

Well if this wouldn't have happened your magic crystal ball of alternate universes, oh please! Right mate, that's where you and your arguement lost any and all credibility. Fair enough, you shot from the hip, you missed your mark, better luck next time.
Foreigner4   
9 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

the_falkster

yeah that's what i wasn't quite sure about either, but as i had no intentions of not working or staying beyond a year i just didn't investigate that. I hear officially the system is hard to abuse, but then i hear all these stories come out of the wood work. I ask myself,"Foreigner4, what are the odds all these people just making up bs stories?"

The odds can't be that great can they? However if it's a gov't run system with gov't workers then there's very good chances that the system is being abused. But to what extent i can only guess, and are those abuses even a drop in the bucket compared to what large corps don't pay or escape paying? anyway, i'm probably taking this in a direction that the thread starter didn't intend. But your post does shed light on the situation as regards my own understanding.

*edited for p!ss poor wording*
Foreigner4   
9 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]


To help you along, when i write something that i'm not confident you'll grasp, i've decided to add the meaning in bold in parenthesis (the moon shaped things this is inbetween), ok? sometimes, i might even put in a smile face (:)) to show you i mean no harm.

Quoting: The Entreprena

believe in one thing i am considerably richer than yew lol !!!!!

believe in this, if wealth were the only measure of one's worth, it would be easier for any man to simply walk up to you, cut your throat and take what is yours than to work at all. obviously you nor i advocate such a reality, so it's clear that you perceived (that means understood) you were outclassed, so you took another swing at it and tried to console your ego with some chest thumping in the form of wallet touting (showing off:)

And i congratulate you on your efforts, consider this a counteroffensive (that means i'm swinging back) more effective and on the money than your attempt.

what i'm curious about though is how it is that you're so wealthy, yet you frequent with so many people living off the system. Hmmm, what sympathy i had for your plight has vanished as it is evident (which means clear ok:) you are becoming dimmer by the post or a liar (and not a very good one at that).

how can we brits exploit the third world when you have

...the rest of your infantile post to contend with?
well it appears that exploitation can be made legal and therefore "acceptable" with a few pen strokes (and undoubtedly, money changing hands, but i freely admit this to be my assumption). The existence of street level crime you detailed doesn't invalidate that corporate crime exists and excasberates the social disorder that exists.

Legality doesn't equal ethicacy, uniforms don't equal peace, and clean suits don't make a crime less filthy.

ok, dismissed (you can go back) to your money game where you get to add up numbers and feel good about yourself, enjoy a biscuit too. it's on me ok?

Quoting: The Entreprena
germans well we kicked there arse nuff said

apart from germany being apparently one of the countries in europe without history, is "kicking their arse" (i'd like to know when that happened) the only thing that makes you superior???

interesting falkster; i've gathered his whole spiel seems to be that, because some fellows who were english had some success in various areas (armed conflict being one of them) at some point in history, that somehow validates his own place in his mind. very very interesting.
Foreigner4   
9 Dec 2007
News / Poland - Third World Country?? [300]

people saying poland is 3rd world? i wonder if they're the same people companies write to on the instructions for toasters: do not immerse in water while plugged in?
Foreigner4   
10 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

instead of blaming all these big financiers and corporations , who obviously generate wealth , & that is the aim of all organisations is it not ?

so if it makes money, then it's just dandy and ducky in your books eh?
well then genius why is it you're so opposed to foreigners trying to make money in britain if you're not opposed to british co's making money in foreign lands?

after all your criteria in the point of an organization doesn't include anything about doing what's "right" and/or "fair." So why is it that you hold immigrants to a higher standard than what you would hold any british corporation?

Moreover, if the point is to make money then surely it is fine to higher the cheapest possible labour, legally or not, because it generates wealth right? because, as you stated, that's the point of business, simply to generate wealth.

I'll reiterate (say again:) my question, why should individuals not have the same freedom to generate personal wealth as your beloved global corps?

- I wouldn't mind all my people to be back in my country, instead of vegetating in yours, where scum like you can abuse them with utter impunity.

I dunno mate read this quote i took from him, does this sound like scum to you?

The only people who benefit from this large-scale economic migration are unscrupulous employers who pay Scrooge wages to workers who are prepared to tolerate poor pay and squalid, overcrowded or unsuitable conditions, so that they can either accrue meagre savings or send sterling abroad to their families.

It sounds like he has a pretty good grasp of the situation to me.

We should boot them out, close our borders and re-establish a fairer Britain for the hard-pressed British now!

And i encourage you to do so, but i also encourage you to advocate that British interests leave voluntarily or are booted out of any and every country where they are exploiting the human and natural resources, as the native taxpayers in those countries will never recoup their losses either.

Now, what the net result of such a deportation would be in Poland, i can only guess, but i sure as hell hope that it would be protests and riots until wages and salaries were more commensurate with corporate profit.

What exists at present is a continual westward migration of poorer workers from anywhere east of what's west. If there is to be a labour shortage in Poland or Russia, i'm placing bets that it will be filled by nonpoles as big co's are always looking to hire the cheapest they can. Even if immigrants were booted out, you'd have to ensure that a mass production flee didn't happen via outsourcing. I really feel that big business objectives have a stranglehold on government and that's the source of much of society's frustration.
Foreigner4   
10 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

What would that be? Im interested to know?

If you're so interested then do some research.
Foreigner4   
10 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

Why should I bothered

uhhhhhhh, because you said you were interested? so go on now, look into it.
Foreigner4   
10 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

she's interested but wants me to do all the leg work- another example of labour exploitation imo:P
Foreigner4   
12 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

did it take you long enough? and all you could come up with was that?

It seems that you are just a touch thin skinned and couldn't take any criticism of your stated qualm(s). No worries, despite your potty talk, miserable verbal diarrhoea, mildly amusing (not to mention uninformed) world view and racial stereotyping (lending credence to the arguement that you were [if not are] suffering from lazy thinking), i want to show you that i wasn't and am not entirely against you.

So stop asking and answering your own questions as you've just done and open yourself up to the notion that you really are looking at the situation through a the reactionary lense of child-like observation. In other words, give your head a shake and stop with the temper tantrums.

god you lose the plot so quickly

first of all, don't follow if all you're going to do is complain how lost you are. get with the program or go back to your misdirected whinging.

please read my messages from the beginning before you spout off .

I empathized with you at the outset however you were too busy draggin your knuckles to figure that out. You took the one criticism i made and did more than a little spouting of your own, buddy boy.

I still empathize with your postion, but my criticism of it stands. Now go back and read my reply to your post.

You've got to see the bigger picture on these matters, you can't go trying to wage war (metaphor for any of you dolts ready to jump on that one) against' every individual you see abusing the system. First recognize the system for what it is, and has been, then go after the policy makers(should you get that far in your reasoning). As individuals, we're largely reationary so it' like trying to take care of the coughing instead of the virus.

Now if you'll excuse me, i'm trying to find a good deal on alegro and get a couple pilsners down me (they're ok but they got nothing on english ales).

*edited material added below*

because the polish gvt has kept the masses downtrodden while they all become rich off the back of their own countrymen

hmmm somehow i missed that bit you wrote, unless you just edited that, however i'll lay blame on my own p!$$ poor reading skills and apologize but also note duly, your observation rings true in the UK as well. Polish leaders and big players just seem to be more brazen (read less sophisticated) about their, ummm, oh to heck with euphamisms, criminal exploitation of their own people. And although (i'm sure they would if they could), they can't really compete with the exploiting that b.n. firms do abroad (and at home, may the god & the queen bless migrant workers). That is, the british have become rich off the backs of other peoples' countrymen.
Foreigner4   
12 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

what a load of twoddle , if you live & work in this great land and you earn a wage for youre work are you not profiting from youre circumstance ?

not the individual silly, if you really believe that the wealth of the entire british nation is only due to the the work done on the island then you can have all the money you desire, it wouldn't reduce your ignorance by an iota.

Look brother, you may have the trappings of wealth but it's becoming clearer and clearer you lay claim to precious little else.

its called enteprise and global marketing

f she was still in poland she would be working in some low paid **** poor job

^For a british owned corporation no doubt. But hey it's ok to pay people crap wages in the name of global marketing (i think you'll find you should have used a different term to better describe the model you promote but it's easy enough to figure out what you meant).

you reape the benefits of youre own circumstance

well then stop complaining if someone wants to "reape" the beneifits of their circumstance by creating a new circumstance.

This is so fun as you continually use your own logic to make one arguement but then continue on with it only to repeal your original assertions- yet you can't see it, tee hee.

Your story is touching but it lacks objectivity, sounds more like your broad's found herself a sponser, but now i'm using poor analytical skills and judging things on first blush-shame on me.
Foreigner4   
13 Dec 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

where youre anger comes from

yes because it's my long winded posts making sweeping accusations across a range of cultures that comes across as angry (that's an example of sarcasm-basically how people normally speak to you). Good luck with having money as your posts have shown you're unable to comprehend anything beyond that with a price tag. anyway you're last post actually dipped lower on the critical thinking scales than i'd ever thought possible; congratulations, you've dumbfounded me with such stupidity.

i can no longer bestowe upon you any gifts of intellect as it would only further be as pearls before swine.

au revoir mon petit ami disposé
bon chance pierre
Foreigner4   
22 Dec 2007
Life / What's wrong with you, Polish people - is it an inferiority complex? [120]

So who has this problem ? Where ? When ? How does It look like ?

you do. here. now. look in a mirror.

ok ok all kidding aside:

omniba wrote:
Well, these are the signs of an inferiority complex: sensitivity to criticism, hypercritical attitude, tendency towards blaming, feelings of persecution etc.

X says to Y: You are blah blah blah...
Y denies, so...

Y has inferiority complex... wow.

it is more the vehemence of your responses-me think he doth protest too much- which may lead someone to nominate you as chairman of the board of the poles with a national identity complex group.

but i guess opinions are like arses- most of them stink.