Poland's election winning party: PIS proclamations

Are you talking about PO, staggering number of real criminals they were defending and Polanski?


Maybe because PiS is only two weeks in charge and talking about broken promises is like talking about snowing in July.
Only liars or cretins would do that, pardon or clowns.


The thing is you lot do not criticize a party when in power, you criticize the party anytime and all the time like obsessive biased fanatics.

Common courtesy requires at least a 100-day grace period for a new party to get its act together without incessant attacks and attempted sabotage.

Why?

It's rather funny that PiS are already panicking over an emerging movement of ordinary citizens, actually. They're already terrified and suggesting that such groupings should be banned.

Yeah, all six of them. Poles were voting PiS hoping they will change the system, they won't change their mind about PiS anytime soon.

Hahahaha. If it was only 6, why are PiS so worried about them?

As for PiS changing the system, I rather suspect more people didn't vote for "bringing all sorts of criminals and thieves into the government".

No, they voted to remove all sorts of Platformerian criminals, thieves, scammers and con artists from government!

So why did they get replaced with criminals, then?

Even if PiS wanted to, there wouldn't be enough cirminals to go round in order to replace those operating within PO. I've just learnt a new word -- bankster (cross between a banker and gangster) to describe the kind of people PO was established to serve.

There was only six and who told that PiS is worrying about them?

The whole point of this thread is as skewed and distorted as PO and their legion of toadies. In fact it's downright laughable because the

P(rime) O(ffender) is sitting in judgement over
P(etty)i(nfraction)S.

It's nice to see that you think that defrauding the taxpayer and working as a communist-era prosecutor that was responsible for prosecuting dissidents are "petty infractions".

Yawn... get a life, It's democracy.

Usually that means not appointing prosecutors in undemocratic regimes to human rights commissions.

Face it Greggy, you'd be first to sign up for ZOMO. Sticking the boot to the face of Poland has always been a favourite pastime of your types.

42% vs 16% just feel it :))))))))

Grzegorz, I know plenty of Poles who:

1: Are either going to vote with their feet and take their business out of Poland
2: Or; like myself, who can't run at the moment - are going to actively fight this ridiculous apology for a government every single step of the way.

Have you got that? :))))))))))))

That's because you don't understand democracy.

That's good, coming from a Pole. We in Britain have had democracy for over 300 years. You kept ******* up when allowed to choose your own destiny.

And again.

Well MODS - if he is going to give a lesson in democracy I will be controversial. Fair?

Which doesn't change a fact that you still don't understand it.

Interesting that the 4A considers abuse of power so severe that it draws a multi-year prison sentence to be a petty infraction.

Finally true right-wing government in Poland!

The individual you are trying to discredit did everything possible under the circumstances to aid the accused and was taking a bigger risk than those distributing underground leaflets. If he didn't work at that job some gung-ho commie would have. Piotrowicz was effectively a Konrad Wallenrod (Google it for explanation).


Your beloved Prime Offenders were as crooked as they come, but also glib, clever, sly, crafty and sneaky about not getting caught. Bankster is one apt description because they were in the hip pocket of foreign bankers and corporations which received preferential tax breaks not available to indigenous Polish business. Naturally, they did so out of the goodness of their heart and absolutely accepted no hefty kickbacks(?!) for their effort.

Basically they can't deal with dissent, constantly look for enemies and are absolutely petrified that as they weaken, a more outspoken and dynamic rival than Platforma will appear.

You can claim that, 4A, but the reality is that some of the people he persecuted have spoken out against him.


Some gung-ho commie did do the job, and did it so well he won awards for his work.

Of course, one should note this creep's actions back then were completely legal. Perhaps Poisonious3 can tell us if he prefers the former commie scum in the PIS government or the criminals in the PIS government?

He did everything possible? What about not joining the party and not being a prosecutor?

He took part in an act of oppression. What makes him qualified in any way, shape or form to lead a human rights committee?

Stop trying to justify the unjustifiable, Polonius.


Indeed. They should be worried - I can see that KOD is organising rapidly, and PiS are trying to throw all sorts of accusations at them already. If they can't deal with a small initiative like this, what hope have they got against the PO machine?


Did he return the award, I wonder?

All the foreigners are mad

PiS is doing something right. ;)

Mad? We're getting even ;)

More importantly, I wonder when all the Polonia are going to return now that PiS won, like they claimed.

I can see you didn't Google Kornad Wallenrod. Any Polish 10-year-old would know who that was. But clueless, parasitic Amglo-expats are like a malignant tumour growing on the healthy body of ther Polish nation!

Question: With Merkel again talking EU membership to Turkey. How would this affect the still relatively positive Polish opinion of EU membership?

The only possible riposte is: 42% v 17%! In ordinary prose that translates into:
Stop trying to justify the inept crew of the sinking HMS Prime Offender. Better look about for a piece of flotsam, jestam or sh*tsam to hold onto or you'll go down with them.

You're justifying appointing a communist-era prosecutor, dissident-prosecuting and valued member of the PZPR to a human rights commission on the basis of a single opinion poll?

Wow.


Won't change anything. Turkey is nowhere near EU membership. We will probably see EU law being applied more and more to Turkey in exchange for further economic ties, but that's about it.