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Why didn't Britain declare war on USSR for invading Poland in 1939?


Mr Grunwald  33 | 2169
2 days ago   #91
why weren't they allowed to march in the parade?

They were ALLOWED. Are you blind?
amiga500  5 | 1678
2 days ago   #92
They were ALLOWED. Are you blind?

o.k you f*ck. i've got the book on my shelf. i'll reread the last quarter and get back to you

303 Poland
jon357  73 | 24404
2 days ago   #93
Napoleon

An utterly evil character. No redeeming features whatsoever.
amiga500  5 | 1678
2 days ago   #94
the Air Blitz is a miracle and gave a chance for the world to get rid of Nazism.

lul wut, like the channel islands, in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter if ol blighty was a nazi colony or not. the idea of a british empire or even british identify that was a net positive to the new world order was lanced like a rancid boil in either 1940 or the 1960s

Maybe Max Mosley surrounded by dominatrix prostitutes whipping and humiliating him in their sexy nazi nurse uniforms epitomises the true British spirit?
Mr Grunwald  33 | 2169
2 days ago   #95
@jon357
That somehow fought against Tyrannical Empires (while being one itself of course) while Great Britain didn't mind Europe turning Tyrannical as long as the French didn't lead it.

it doesn't matter if ol blighty

You really trying to convince me that U.K had nothing to do with a major victory against Nazi Germany in 1940 Narvik? That it was worlds only hope in one of Europe's darkest hours until U.S.A got attacked by Japan?

You honestly think U.S.A wanted to get involved in Europe at all in ww2? You are not convincing me.

Roosevelt was more concerned about cattle in Poland then anything else, he wouldn't have blinked an eye if Poland turned in to what the Nazi Germans envisioned themselves Poland to be. He wanted all the world except U.SA, U.K, China and Soviet Union to be 100% fully disarmed
jon357  73 | 24404
2 days ago   #96
Tyrannical Empires (while being one itself of course

That's the key. He was a tyrant.

Britain didn't mind Europe turning Tyrannical

It's more that he tried to invade the U.K. and of course he had the Vatican under his thumb and "interesting" relations with Spain. Both of those parties also wanted to invade. Fortunately the Spanish hated him however it was a close call.

Fortunately he was defeated at Waterloo.
amiga500  5 | 1678
2 days ago   #97
You really trying to convince me that U.K had nothing t

sorry bro i'm just taking the p*ss. my bad :( :)
WarSore  2 | 96
2 days ago   #98
@Torq
They can stay, it's fine. Only thing I'd request is if they can kindly manage to not insult us all over the internet every moment of every day. Not exactly great behaviour from 'guests' who have been accommodated to the extent that they have both an entire aisle and refrigerated section in every big supermarket, and can even get their own brands of ketchup and fruit juice (talk about pampered!). Tbh, we could gift them all a million quid and change the national anthem to a song about how Squadron 303 were amazing and Poles would still find it in their hearts to sh*t-talk us constantly, it just seems to be how they're wired.
Torq  14 | 1405
2 days ago   #99
Only thing I'd request is if they can kindly manage to not insult us all over the internet every moment of every day.

A reasonable request indeed, but making it on PF is unlikely to be very effective--as far as I know we only have two members living in the UK, and I doubt if they are among those polluting the Internet with all things anti-British.

In any case, you seem like a smart guy. Stick around.
jon357  73 | 24404
2 days ago   #100
Stick around.

Welcome to Bedlam!

their own brands of ketchup

Most such things are identical however in PL they like high sugar content.

Same with Jogobella. Some Polish shops in the UK sell it. It's just ordinary yoghurt, albeit heavily sweetened. Masmix too; identical to any similar product.

I even know a shop there that sells Apap. Basically pound shop paracetamol at premium prices.

This is all a bit off topic though.
Novichok  6 | 9341
2 days ago   #101
you seem like a smart guy.

Seem? That was a strange compliment...
Ironside  51 | 13338
2 days ago   #102
to sh*t-talk us constantly

Is that exactly what you are doing?
Living in Poland and talking crap about the country and people. Kettle ...
WarSore  2 | 96
1 day ago   #103
@Ironside

Yeah, trust me, the things I'm saying are mild compared to what Poles say about us. And there's only one of me, compared to gigantic numbers of Poles talking sh*t about us 24/7. Where are the foreign 'content creators' with thousands of followers making videos that insult Poland, to an audience of gleeful commenters? Oh yeah, nobody has really flooded your country like you do ours, and the Ukrainians (and other minorities in Poland) are more gracious and have better manners than Poles.


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