Komorowski - Russian stooge, traitor background

hague1cmaeron 14 | 1366

5 Jul 2010 / #31

Liar, cheat, thief, traitor - though doubtless this apple will fall far from the apple tree :)

You are not telling the truth

mafketis 38 | 11106

5 Jul 2010 / #32

Has he ever?

OP Varsovian 91 | 634

5 Jul 2010 / #33

Try to find Wikipedia - intense intellectual struggle for some.

Compare Kwasniewski with any other political leader of a similar position ...

plk123 8 | 4119

5 Jul 2010 / #34

why are you trolling here?

https://polishforums.com/news/komorowski-russian-stooge-traitor-background-44872/

Trolling?

You must be kidding!

not kidding.. same crap and more threads... we don't need it... you've already been found to be not as honest as you wish to come across.. so why you even bother posting this crap all over again, i dunno

OP Varsovian 91 | 634

5 Jul 2010 / #35

I don't use bad language and I have not knowingly told a single lie here.

Have you found Wikipedia yet?

plk123 8 | 4119

5 Jul 2010 / #36

it's all lies... quit polluting the forums, please

hague1cmaeron 14 | 1366

5 Jul 2010 / #37

You are a liar who should be banned by mod.

Seanus 15 | 19666

5 Jul 2010 / #38

I've said it before. If that story about Kommie's father is correct, I believe he would have been forced to convert. The Soviets of that time were hardly renowned for their mercy so his life would have been spared only if he served them. Different times, different reactions!

Harry

5 Jul 2010 / #39

You are a liar who should be banned by mod.

I entirely agree with you on that one.

pawian 221 | 25895

5 Aug 2010 / #40

Komorowski. My goodness! Poles simply can't help voting for sons of traitors. His father - a minor Polish noble - was in the AK (Home Army) during the war. Taken prisoner by the Russians, he was immediately appointed an officer. What's more, he assumed the country estate and name of a dead man called K-O-M-O-R-O-W-S-K-I

Liar, cheat, thief, traitor - though doubtless this apple will fall far from the apple tree :)

Strange that I haven`t known this before.

I am afraid you are mistaken.

Besides, why do you want to punish next generations for the sins of their fathers?

I thought cultural intelligent people generally agree that children shouldn`t be held guilty for what their parents did.
If they should be, then, for example, in post-war Germany most children should be prosecuted.

Seanus 15 | 19666

5 Aug 2010 / #41

Very valid point, pawian. The fact that Kommie drinks mojito cocktails all day long is more to the point ;) ;)

jonni 16 | 2475

5 Aug 2010 / #42

Gin Martinis I could understand...