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Poland, maybe the world's last bastion of faith


plk123  8 | 4119  
9 Sep 2010 /  #61
My point was crystal clear.

in your mind only.. :)
Seanus  15 | 19666  
9 Sep 2010 /  #62
Me, myself and I all followed ;) ;)

Love thy neighbour, ROTFL. It really doesn't apply here in many places.
plk123  8 | 4119  
10 Sep 2010 /  #63
the Joneses principle does however.
Chicago Pollock  7 | 503  
10 Sep 2010 /  #64
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Yes, we gained economically and politically from WWII but that was not the original intent. All the wars post WWII have been wars for profit. Compliments of the American banking class.

poles tend to be sunday catholics.. mon-sat is another story..

Sunday Catholic is all anyone can be. Anyone who attempts to be a full time Catholic ends up molesting little boys.
plk123  8 | 4119  
10 Sep 2010 /  #65
All the wars post WWII have been wars for profit. Compliments of the American banking class.

so was ww2. it gave rise to the MIC
Polonius3  980 | 12275  
10 Sep 2010 /  #66
Poles as Sunday Catholics? Maybe but I once heard that it was the Welshman who prayed on his knees on Sunday and on his neighbour the rest of the week! The follow-up to the same story alleged that the limbo (dance) was invited by a Scotsman trying to get into a pay toilet!!!
Seanus  15 | 19666  
10 Sep 2010 /  #67
Deflection if ever I knew it. Pol3, you don't even live in Poland so what do you really know about modern life here? When did you last live here?

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