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Poland Parliamentary elections 2015


Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #931
A wasted vote. Kukiz is a clown

Which vote wouldn't be wasted, which party then?

Kukiz is a clown and in the UK he would have lost his deposit, as you well know.

Would have lost his deposit? care to elaborate that?

Poles love to play with democracy and you seem to think it is a joke.

Moving PO away from the leading role in the government is a serious thing for Poland rather than the joke.
mafketis  38 | 10919  
26 Oct 2015 /  #932
Now don't be surprised if they get 80-85% from our ever-loyal Polonia! Long live PiS! Long live Polonia! Niech żyją nam!

As long as they're not living and paying taxes in Poland it doesn't mean much. People with no direct experience of a PiS government are very much in favor of them.
Dougpol1  29 | 2497  
26 Oct 2015 /  #933
Would have lost his deposit? care to elaborate that?

If somebody stands for election in the UK and gets less than a certain percentage of the vote (I think it is 3 percent) then he loses the admin fee that he pays for standing in the election (a few thousand pounds..) This fee is his deposit (returnable if he puts up a good showing at the polls).

As in:

"The Conservative member for Bigtown was re-elected, and the candidate for the Beer Lovers party lost his deposit.."
Roger5  1 | 1432  
26 Oct 2015 /  #934
500 quid and 5%. Great to see JKM lose big time.
Janko Muzykant  
26 Oct 2015 /  #935
Unofficial leaks (are there official leaks?) - KORWIN 5,12%
Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #937
If somebody stands for election in the UK and gets less than a certain percentage of the vote (I think it is 3 percent) then he loses the admin fee

But he got 8.7% so what are you talking about?
Dougpol1  29 | 2497  
26 Oct 2015 /  #938
I refer you to post 926 again. In the UK he would have lost his deposit (Nobody would have voted for him - maybe himself....)
Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #939
That way PO would have lost their deposit too, nobody would have voted for these bunch of crooks in the UK.
Polonius3  980 | 12275  
26 Oct 2015 /  #940
PiS have clear majority in Sejm

Those predicitng a major weaeknign of the złoty due to PiS' win were bitterly disappointed. The dollar was fetching 3.87 zł during the pre-election weekend and has fallen to 3.85 the day after. I had heard predictions of up to $1 = 4 zł and some expected to maek a killing.

weakening
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
26 Oct 2015 /  #941
That way PO would have lost their deposit too, nobody would have voted for these bunch of crooks in the UK.

See much difference between the Tories and PO, do you?

Anyway, waiting for results... If those votes from London don't come in by 21:00, then it seems the UK vote is disqualified and Kukiz will have lost a considerable amount of votes...
WielkiPolak  54 | 988  
26 Oct 2015 /  #942
I just heard the results were sent in but then were sent back because of some mistake/s, whatever they might be. Now they have to make corrections and resend them again. Of course the results from London not making it back would only help out PO, as Kukiz and PiS are likely to get far more votes than them. How interesting.
jon357  73 | 22947  
26 Oct 2015 /  #943
Rumour has it that Ryanair are laying on extra flights to London to make some ones from the expected exodus from Poland.
WielkiPolak  54 | 988  
26 Oct 2015 /  #944
They should do some the other way as well as some people left Poland only because of PO's rule. They may want to return now.
Dougpol1  29 | 2497  
26 Oct 2015 /  #945
Cough. Do please tell how the government are going to encourage investment, while they would like to tax endeavour, or send their police into every corner of business?

I think that Jon's assessment makes more sense, don't you?
Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #946
See much difference between the Tories and PO, do you?

LMAO, It's like comparing Manchester United to Górnik Zabrze, you made my day with that one.
jon357  73 | 22947  
26 Oct 2015 /  #947
Doubtful, WielkiPolak, since the last wave of emigration occurred when PiS were in office for a while and the returns started after they were voted out and the economy started to pick up.

Not having a credible economic programme or in fact being in any way business friendly means we can look forward to more people having to uproot their lives to escape the turnip taliban.
Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #948
Rumour has it that Ryanair are laying on extra flights to London to make some ones from the expected exodus from Poland.

And ofcourse you don't have the link to that rumor
jon357  73 | 22947  
26 Oct 2015 /  #949
Rumour? Google it...
Roger5  1 | 1432  
26 Oct 2015 /  #950
The idea of Poles returning to Poland because of the PiS victory is absurd. More will leave now.
jon357  73 | 22947  
26 Oct 2015 /  #951
Exactly. Middle managers in state-controlled concerns are already tidying up their CVs. People doing manual jobs will of curse be hit worse, as ever.
Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #952
I think if you can bad mouth PiS a bit more they will have to repeat the election, this forum is observed by millions and has hell of credibility.
jon357  73 | 22947  
26 Oct 2015 /  #953
Also Google the phrase "the lowest form of wit". Though even a fool sometimes gets it almost right, and yes Wulkan, you almost got it right since there may well have to be an election should some political camp decide to go it alone during the term of office.
Wulkan  - | 3136  
26 Oct 2015 /  #954
Also Google the phrase "the lowest form of wit".

Is that something to do with your sense of humor?

there may well have to be an election should some political camp decide to go it alone during the term of office.

Keep believing in that...
jon357  73 | 22947  
26 Oct 2015 /  #955
I wonder how your post actually adds to the discussion. Lastworditis at best.

So tell us how you pretend the PiS economic programme will create jobs in Poland?
mafketis  38 | 10919  
26 Oct 2015 /  #956
should some political camp decide to go it alone during the term of office.

I'm hoping they do go it alone, that way they either own their success or failure and not be able to blame it on anyone (ha ha ha ha, like they won't blame other people no matter what happens.... I slay me)

So tell us how you pretend the PiS economic programme will create jobs in Poland?

When did they say anything about creating jobs? They're about big government handouts, not job creation.
Polonius3  980 | 12275  
26 Oct 2015 /  #957
PiS victory

PiS has not only for the first time attarrted a hgiehr percent of young people, towndwellers and voters with higher education than PO but has actually reversed the results of the Partitions!Yes, for the first time not only the poorer eastern and southern regions (formerly the Russian and Austrian partitions) voted for PiS. Only two provinces in the NW (regained territories known for their rootless hotch-potch population) was won by PO, whilst the remaining 14 went to PiS. Also thanks to PiS for the first time since 1989 the Sejm is not tainted with ex-commies and assorted PRL hangovers. Long live PiS!!!
mafketis  38 | 10919  
26 Oct 2015 /  #958
(regained territories known for their rootless hotch-potch population

For a self-described patriot you sure do dislike an awful lot of the population of the real country Poland (and not the fantasy construct in your head).
Roger5  1 | 1432  
26 Oct 2015 /  #959
The proof of the pudding is in the eating. We'll see.
Polonius3  980 | 12275  
26 Oct 2015 /  #960
real country

No, not a figment of anyone's imagination. The ex-commies always fared well in the regained territories (ziemie odzyskane). Go back to previous elections if you don't believe it. They are also known for their lukewarm religiosity and Polish tradition.

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