First proper "Polish" School in the UK - The Next Stage of Ghettoisation

Here's a 160 page long forum threat on the Polish UK Community Forums on "Social Housing"

mojawyspa.co.uk/forum/76/5269/Mieszkanie-socjalne

Sure that will help you.

What are you trying to achieve here man?I mean seriously, I can understand your frustration but posting here won't do any good.If you want to do something about Poles in the UK you got to take to the street as here nobody cares.Stage some demonstration,join anti immigrant party or something,i don't know.not that your posts bother me,I just feel kind of sorry for you and your hopeless efforts to achieve I don't what here.

The case you are talking about is very similar to that one of some Poles here trying to overthrow the present Polish government by attacking it in their posts, sipping cold beer over the keyboard. :):):):):)


Thanks a lot!! You are a real buddy.

But I also need to know about benefits for kids. I have 3. How much will I get?

Its *mate* not *buddy* if you are moving here :)
Or, *flower* if you are heading for The North :)

I heard mate in Full Monty and didn`t like it. Polish immigrants mustn`t smear the language of the country they are staying in with silly words.

We will change this mate into buddy which sounds much friendlier.


You mean Pansy?

Nope,different meaning Petal.
Dont worry love, outsiders are often surprised at the seemingly homo erotic chit chat between straight males in the North of England :)

If you have seen Full Monty then,that scene where they are stuck on the car in the middle of the canal and ,when a man walks past instead of asking for help they just nod and say hello's,no akward questions from the passer by,just an acceptance that strange things happen.....sums up part of the Yorkshire spirit better than any sociology essay ever could :)

No, *buddy* said in the UK is most often meant in a slightly insulting or provocative way,other wise it just sounds like someone trying to be American.....you know, old people dressed as cowboys.....

Not only in God's country. In the part of London I grew up in (LB Greenwich) street market traders called everyone darlin' , and I mean males talking to males. Perhaps things have changed.

And Pet and Hen in Newcastle.
I dont know,just as you think it might be dying out the young n trendies seem to grow out of the Jafaican patois and adopt the old ways :)

Yorkshire spirit, you say. Isn`t it traditional English attitude which rules in all the country?

OK, I will try to apply it when I already settle in the UK. When I see guys trying to keep balance on a car`s roof in the middle of the river, I will keep my distance. :):):)

Also should I keep my distance when I see a guy trying to commit a suicide in his car? (next scene from Full Monty which you probably liked). :):):):)

haha, Im not saying I *liked it* ,the attempted suicide scene,but that film really captured a world I knew well.
The way the attempted suicide was handled,or completly played down as a non event .
Sheffield really is a great city despite them showing the grittier,more run down areas in the movie.
When I was in sales I always loved getting Sheffield,even if customers didnt want anything they were always so friendly :)

No,no,you missed the lesson of the car in the canal.
Its not to keep your distance,its ,well, if they wanted help they'd just ask and you'd be presumed to go out of your way to give it.

I guess in the end its as hard to explain as the bits in the three colours films where my Polish friends just look at my blank face and say *Oh,thats just so Polish/Varsovian * . and I just nod politely :)

Dick, what do you expect from us ? Wanna hug or something ? If it's true what you are saying... should we nominate british for a collective Darwin award maybe ?

Come on, don`t make simple things more complicated than they are....... :):):):)

.....just like Poles love doing.


:):):):):):)

Keeping your distance, that`s so simple.

Will you still be posting pictures when you emigrate? Provided, of course, that the benefits allow you to buy a camera.

You seem to be the one who is deflecting the issue. Polish people move to England to work, usually for an employer. They pay tax and NI. Considering the number of Pakistani's who reside in the UK, think of how many actually work for employers. When I lived in the UK, it was either, corner shops, market stalls, restaurants, take-aways or taxi's, in short, anything that involves cash payments. I wonder why they prefer this kind of work instead of a nice manual job in construction or civil engineering. I had a company for over 30 years in the UK and not once did I get an enquiry for work from our Asian friends.

Again, the Poles are working legally, the same as hundreds of thousands of British who work throughout the world.
If you feel threatened by the competition from EU nationals, you can always move abroad. There is always the option to take your case to the European courts of Justice and complain that your rights have been breached, good luck with that!!, being English, you have no rights. This may change when you have Sharia law.

Of course. I will post pictures from run down areas where immigrants get cheap social housing from authorities.

But why are you asking?


Come on, I expect benefits will be high enough to satisfy my needs. I am thinking of this stuff because we have always used Canons in my family:

photographyblog.com/reviews/canon_eos_7d_review/

But it costs nearly 1500 quid.

That is why I asked about kids benefit in UK and nobody answered! Will our 1-month, 3 kids benefit suffice to buy this stuff or I will need to save for 2 months?

"That is why I asked about kids benefit in UK and nobody answered! Will our 1-month, 3 kids benefit suffice to buy this stuff or I will need to save for 2 months?"

If possible you should bring your neighbors kids along for the registration. Once complete, you can send them back, but enjoy the continuing benefits....

Thank you for good advice. People in UK are so friendly!! I will love meeting them in person!

PS. I hope they won`t mind seeing Canon camera on my immigrant`s neck and they will keep their distance.

Put a Zenit label over the Canon logo and you'll get higher benefits.

Zenith? East German product? No, thank you.

No, it's Russian!
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenit_(aparat_fotograficzny)
I've still got one buried somewhere in the closet. It certainly did the job.

"PS. I hope they won`t mind seeing Canon camera on my immigrant`s neck and they will keep their distance"

Just keep it in the bag with the swan and they will never even check it...
BTW I am not from the UK

You are Irish! I forgot!

Ooops, I didn`t want to offend or insult you with this UK. I am terribly sorry. Please, forgive me.

And it wasn`t a swan but the goose you saw me with.

Ok haters:)

I'm Polish.
I live and work in England.
I have a BA, MA and a Qualified Teacher Status.
I speak Spanish, Portuguese, French, Norwegian, Polish and English.
I was headhunted and offered the job because they couldn't find a suitably qualified British teacher. Those I've met hardly speak one foreign language, I don't know anyone who speaks two.

So everyone, sorry for taking your job :D

P.S. I'm learning German:)

"Please, forgive me."

Acknowlege my Canadian-ness and I can forgive you.

Of course.

Do Canadians give good benefits to immigration peoples?

Some do. You probably wouldn't..

Excellent.
I speak German, Russian and Polish.
Do you think the knowledge of these languages will make it easier for me to find a job as a teacher in the UK?

I'd work on the English first, its structuraly awfull love.
FYI, even the working class England Football manager speaks more languages than you do,so, wind yer neck in.


Dont be silly. You are given a Camera,a plasma screen TV and a BMW or Audio upon entry to the UK,didnt you know that?

er...hello. That's not a very friendly introduction.


I'm English and live and work in Poland.


Congratulations.


Did I miss something? What job?


So, the greater the number of languages you speak, the better at the job you are. OK. What's the job?

"Would you like fries with that?"
"wilt u frietjes bij?"
"quieres papas fritas con eso?"
"souhaitez-vous des frites avec ça?"
"Вы хотели бы жаркое с этим?"