Harry
5 Nov 2015 / #1
This really is sad, I hoped that Poland was beginning to leave the knuckle-dragging racist morons behind.
Full article here: thenews/1/9/Artykul/227644,IBM-fears-racist-attacks-on-employees-on-Polands-independence-day
As an aside, the slogan for this year's riot in Warsaw is "Polska dla Polaków. Polacy dla Polski", a nice touch, as none of the racist morons who take part ever do anything for Poland (other than those of them who moved to the UK or Ireland and thus made Poland a much nicer place).
The Wrocław branch of the multinational technology firm IBM, located in southwest Poland, has warned its staff against venturing into the city center on Independence Day 11 November.
On the day that marks Poland's regaining of independence in 1918, several thousand people take part in what is known as the Patriot March. The event is organised by far right groups, including the National Rebirth of Poland (NOP). The radical nationalist party's latest marches have continuously been targeting refugees, with participants chanting "F**k Arabs," writes the Wrocław supplement of daily Gazeta Wyborcza. IBM Wrocław's international personnel, hailing from 63 countries across the globe [...]
On the day that marks Poland's regaining of independence in 1918, several thousand people take part in what is known as the Patriot March. The event is organised by far right groups, including the National Rebirth of Poland (NOP). The radical nationalist party's latest marches have continuously been targeting refugees, with participants chanting "F**k Arabs," writes the Wrocław supplement of daily Gazeta Wyborcza. IBM Wrocław's international personnel, hailing from 63 countries across the globe [...]
Full article here: thenews/1/9/Artykul/227644,IBM-fears-racist-attacks-on-employees-on-Polands-independence-day
As an aside, the slogan for this year's riot in Warsaw is "Polska dla Polaków. Polacy dla Polski", a nice touch, as none of the racist morons who take part ever do anything for Poland (other than those of them who moved to the UK or Ireland and thus made Poland a much nicer place).