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hairball   
3 Jan 2008
News / The New World Order and Poland's place [50]

The final stages of "The New World Order" are under way. The ruling global elite meet behind closed doors to decide our fate. Their aim is to abolish National borders and leave one "World Government" that will be " administered" by a small "elite".

This "elite" go under the name of the "Bilderberg Group".

So my question is. Where will Poland's place be within " The New World Order"?

Countless people will hate "The New World Order" and will die protesting against it.

H.G.Wells1939
hairball   
4 Jan 2008
News / The New World Order and Poland's place [50]

What final stages? Any examples? Any numbers? Any facts?

Bush senior made a speach about it!

They have already started to take control of the oil fields. Iraq is secured and Iran will be within a year. Afghanistan has been secured so the gas pipe line can be built.

Don't say Seanus didn't warn us!
hairball   
17 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

It would seem that Poles arn't good enough for America!

Bez Wiz do USA pojadą Czesi i Węgrzy, ala nie Polacy....

Announced that Richard Barth, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security USA , Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC, at a conference on visa free travel movement - informs " Gazeta Wyborcza" .

This means that in 2009 . Without visas to citizens of the USA will travel the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary , Lithuania, Latvia , Estonia, Malta, Cyprus and Greece .

It's a huge surprise. When more than half a year ago, the Americans adopted a new law to include the countries of the region to the visa-free regime , dominated by the voices of disappointment. To 2007 . On the abolition of visas to the United States may only apply to the countries where the proportion of refusals to issue visas to people who consuls of the United States suspect of being in the States illegally , does not exceed 3 percent . The new regulations have raised this threshold to 10 percent . , But many Central European countries , including Poland , felt that it was inadequate.

Good to know who your friends are!
hairball   
18 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

Georgie boy won't be in office much longer

And the whole world breathes a big sigh of relief!

I think most Poles are far better

Jacek did you fall asleep in the middle of your post? It seems to be incomplete.

influx of Polish temporary job seekers in GB, Ireland and the rest of Europe

I don't think the US would have such a large "influx" as the UK and Eire did simply because of ditance and cost to travel home.

Don't speak like this, Poland and USA are very close

But it would seem not as close as The Czech Republic and Hungary!

It was Poland that asked the USA for assistance in the shield in the first place.

That is simply not true!

so why would they care whether or not there was a waiver?

Because they see Hollywood's version of America on TV and they would like to come and see that grass on the other side of the fence that looks SOOOOOOOOOO GREEEEEN!
hairball   
18 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

how awful the US really is!

That's not true. I've only visited once way back in '87. Great Falls, Montana.....(I didn't need a Visa!!)..... I had a wonderful time and the people were the friendliest and nicest people I've ever met. I still have a "pen pal", and we do it the old fashiond way, "snail mail". I don't hate Americans Ranj! Just Neo Con policies!

And as you ask, I would give Poland the Visa waiver. I think the fears that you would have 1 mil+ "influx" of Poles is unfounded. They can earn as much and more in the UK an Eire.
hairball   
18 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

Maybe as things improve here in Poland, Poles will want to be here more. Their has been such a "brain drain" since the UK and Eire opend up their borders that it's not a good situation. So maybe this is a "blessing in disguise."
hairball   
18 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

things you have written here

I like the American people I just don't like your Neo Con government!

the influx of poles returning from the uk will change poland considerably

And with a little bit of cash to invest in Poland it has to be good for Poland.
hairball   
23 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

people here who hate my Country

There are many who don't hate "your country" and would just like to visit. I'm privaliged because I was lucky enough to travel without a Visa and ride on horse back through Glacier National Park. nps.gov/glac/
hairball   
23 Feb 2008
News / Are Poles good enough for USA (to go there without a visa)? [288]

Canada will become visa-free for Poland

This is in today's Poland news!

But this is more interesting. Canada has threatend to pull out of Afghanistan if they don't get help with helicopters. So.....and I'm not 100% here because my Polish is not fluent...so maybe if grzegorz/admin is there he can can confirm/help my translation.....they have offered Canada the loan of two from eight helicopters that they are sending to Afghanistan!
hairball   
23 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]

Probably in higher taxes on us all.

And as the Poles went to the UK to work and not claim benifit they ARE paying for the system and entitled to benifit from it!

You are one narrow-minded individual, noimmigration

You forget to mention his small tadger!
hairball   
23 Mar 2008
USA, Canada / Wyborowa or Luksusowa Wódka - where to buy in the US?! [26]

Wyborowa wódka

I don't know about this but my wife and I make the most amazing Wiśniówka Wódka

Here's what you need...

For 500ml of spirytus You need:
1 kg cherries
250 grams sugar
piece of cinnamon (not powder)
half stick of vanilla
5 clove seeds
and 5 cardamom seeds.

...and here's what to do...

Firstly you need to wash and remove the stones from the cherries. Put the cherries into a bottle, add sugar & spices then cover with spirytus. stick a rubber bung into the bottle and stir.....(rotate bottle so liquid swirls round bottle).... Store in a cool place out of the light and you must stir once per week for at least six months. That is you pick up the bottle and make a circular motion with it. Then invite friends round to sample.

The spyritus needs to cover the cherries and it helps flavour if you leave the stones in half a dozen cherries.

Also once you have drunk the Vodka the cherries can be used for cooking.
hairball   
16 Jul 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]

government report

Ok noimmi I've read your report carefully, but, I fail to see what this has to do with PF as it doesn't seem to mention anything about Poles.

But there are a few interesting quotes in the article.

for example...

In their report, Community Cohesion and Migration, the MPs say many migrants make "significant contributions" to local communities - working in the NHS or other public services.

And.....

"We're risking turning everything that migrants do into a problem and forgetting that they are dynamically contributing to the local economy and to the country because they are working and paying taxes,"

hairball   
16 Jul 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]

employers are unwilling to hire new employees because of escalating fuel prices

So what exactly does that have to do with Poles or immigrants of other nationalities?

Hadrians wall

Oh come on! If Geordies had really wanted to keep our "jock" friends out, we would have "let" the Romans "make" us build it higher than 15 feet! Lol

visitbritain.pl/destinations/england/englands-north-country/Hadrians-Wall-Country.aspx
hairball   
25 Jul 2009
History / The Celts in Poland. [71]

Mr SeanBM

My family name is from the Emerald Isle....my hair is long and 'red'.....although the lord has decided that I should have 'grey' bits at this time....and I live in Poland....is this thread about me?
hairball   
25 Jul 2009
History / The Celts in Poland. [71]

from

I live in

You're not too good at reading then?
hairball   
14 Apr 2010
News / Kaczynski to be buried at Wawel ?! [289]

I wonder what Jarosław's role in the decision making process was

Jarosław's and Marta's decision

As a mere resident I'm totally neutral on the subject, but my wife, her family and all our friends say this is the wrong decision. He was undoubtedly a Polish patriot and was instrumental in bringing the freedoms Poles enjoy today. But did he do enough to warrant this privilege? They say not.
hairball   
14 Apr 2010
News / Kaczynski to be buried at Wawel ?! [289]

This is no place for neutrality!?! :)

I'm neutral because as an English resident it's not my buisness. This is a Polish issue that should be decided by Poles.