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Are there still communists in Poland?


roca 7 | 43
13 Dec 2011 #1
Today I was walking and I passed a police station. I saw in one room from outside a weird red light. So I came closer and there was a huge picture of Lenin hanging at the wall, in a very weird room. It looked to me more like Lenin is being worshiped there. The walls were painted quite weirdly with communists drawings.

So, it looks like someone in that police station is a communist. I would assume that at least the highest ranking officers there are communists otherwise the picture wouldn't be there.

What do you guys think about it? . Lenin also attacked Poland but he didn't succeed, are those people who have that picture traitors? .

I cannot imagine if they had the picture of a certain austrian guy instead in a polish police station or anywhere in europe, it would be a worldwide new for sure
southern 74 | 7,074
13 Dec 2011 #2
a weird red light.

Maybe it was a bourdel and they used Lenin to attract more customers.
Vincent 9 | 892
13 Dec 2011 #3
What do you guys think about it?

Maybe tomorrow when you walk past, you could take a photo of this police station and picture, so that we all know you're not just imagining all this?
grubas 12 | 1,384
13 Dec 2011 #4
What do you guys think about it?

I think you had a cool trip.Last time I did acid everyone on the street looked like a monster,I kidd you not it was scary.
southern 74 | 7,074
13 Dec 2011 #5
In Russian police stations they still keep images of Pilsudki.
grubas 12 | 1,384
13 Dec 2011 #6
Maybe tomorrow when you walk past, you could take a photo of this police station and picture, so that we all know you're not just imagining all this?

Yeah great advice,you know that if they spot him he will be arrested for spying and sent to Syberia.Is this what you want for him?
Vincent 9 | 892
13 Dec 2011 #7
Is this what you want for him?

I wouldn't wish that on anyone, just worried that this guy might require medical attention:)
grubas 12 | 1,384
13 Dec 2011 #8
This is another option they have,instead of Syberia if he's lucky he will end up in psychuszka.He discovered one of the remaining secret UB stations and is dumb enough to talk about it.
delphiandomine 88 | 18,163
13 Dec 2011 #9
Maybe tomorrow when you walk past, you could take a photo of this police station and picture, so that we all know you're not just imagining all this?

Don't be so...silly!

I mean, instead of taking a picture and selling it for a load of cash to Gazeta Polska, he chooses to post about it on here. We should be thankful!
Gruffi_Gummi - | 106
13 Dec 2011 #10
What do you guys think about it? . Lenin also attacked Poland but he didn't succeed, are those people who have that picture traitors? .

In the United States, such people would be considered traitors. But in Poland the population is being conditioned to reject patriotism in its commonly recognized meaning.
pawian 221 | 23,970
13 Dec 2011 #11
Today I was walking and I passed a police station. I saw in one room from outside a weird red light. So I came closer and there was a huge picture of Lenin hanging at the wall, in a very weird room. It looked to me more like Lenin is being worshiped there. The walls were painted quite weirdly with communists drawings.

Did you consult a specialist as I advised you to doa few weeks ago? It seems your condition is deteriorating. When you saw things in the past, we joked about it but now it has evolved into a serious problem. I am really worried.

Maybe tomorrow when you walk past, you could take a photo of this police station and picture, so that we all know you're not just imagining all this?

The guy`s imagination is too vivid. Is it due to overdose or underdose?
southern 74 | 7,074
13 Dec 2011 #12
I saw in one room from outside a weird red light. So I came closer and there was a huge picture of Lenin hanging at the wall, in a very weird room

Are you sure it was a picture or Lenin himself hanging?

It looked to me more like Lenin is being worshiped there. The walls were painted quite weirdly with communists drawings.

There are more and more Lenin churches rising all over.Be suspicious when you see Saints with small beards.
boletus 30 | 1,361
14 Dec 2011 #13
The only excuse to see pictures of communists in Polish cities - are retro bars and restaurants, playing a big joke on Communism. For example, there is a famous "The Red Hog Inn" (Oberża pod Czerwonym Wieprzem) in Warsaw (one of the best, people say), in Wola district, on the corner of Żelazna and Chłodna streets. Its interior decoration is all communist. One of the big, big paintings in the Inn represents the Communist leaders: Ochab (Polish), Brezhnev (Soviet), Honecker (East German) sitting behind the table with abundance of food in front of them (including a whole roast suckling pig), with Kádár (Hungarian) standing behind, while Fidel Castro dances - holding a cigar in his left hand and a waitress's ass in the right one. This picture supposedly refers to actual event, since the old incarnation of this restaurant was a meeting place to all sorts of sinister communist figures.

Bars like "Popaganda Bar" in Kraków
virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/Poland/Wojewodztwo_Malopolskie/Krakow-490219/Nightlife-Krakow-Propaganda_Pub-BR-1.html
are all over Poland.

You can take a "Communist Tour of Nowa Huta, with Crazy Guides" too,

Yes, there will be pictures of Lenin, but do not take it seriously.
rock - | 429
14 Dec 2011 #14
There have to be still some communists in Poland for sure.

In Turkish General Election 2011, Turkish Communist Party took 61.236 votes that is % 0,14.

They can still crowd a big stadium :)
delphiandomine 88 | 18,163
14 Dec 2011 #15
But in Poland the population is being conditioned to reject patriotism in its commonly recognized meaning.

Ah, you need some medicine too, I see.

Don't worry, the doctor prescribes a great deal of sour grapes to deal with your condition.
boletus 30 | 1,361
14 Dec 2011 #16
So maybe something like this happened to OP? :

God keeps a close eye on me and God understands why I do not go to our church. God, after all, for God's sake, could not be happy that - depicted in our stained glass window - the apostle Paul is confusingly similar to that of Vladimir Lenin.
(...)
The coat, okay. The pilgrim's walking stick in one hand, okay. The other hand raised toward the cross, okay. Everything is okay with the exception of the head. Because the figure of the Apostle Paul is crowned with - exactly alike - head of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. And this is sad, Pan Jerzy. Forget the identical baldness; after all, all bald men are alike. But here is the same physiognomy, the same slanted Asian eyes, same cheekbones, same trimmed beard …

Jerzy Pilch, "Tysiąc spokojnych miast". In Polish, excellent read, recommended.
Peter Cracow
14 Dec 2011 #17
Red light and colour is characteristic only for stupid moves and popcultural pictures of Communism. Communists used only red flags.
In Poland they used mostly national white-red flags and never red stars. The most popular colours in that time were green (on the table) and bronze (on the floor).

When you see red "police" room (without address) in Poland these days it can be bordello or your wet dream only.
Mr Grunwald 33 | 2,158
14 Dec 2011 #18
So I came closer and there was a huge picture of Lenin hanging at the wall

You sure it wasn't written "Poszukiwany za morderstwa&gwałty&inwazje" on the top of that picture? Cause it would explain A LOT! :)
MarineBoat - | 3
14 Dec 2011 #19
Of course there are. There are communists in Poland, in the USA, in Mexico and of all things there are even commies in China! They don't represent a majority in Poland, nor do they in many former Soviet countries. There are communists everywhere (check under your pillows tonight) but that shouldn't be a worry if they don't get into power. Also mind who is a communist and who is just someone that the American media doesn't like!
slowinski5
9 Dec 2013 #20
since when has the american media disliked communist? The 50's 60's?Even wiki likens polands forced joining of the ussr as a soviet marshall plan.
johnb121 4 | 183
9 Dec 2013 #21
slowinski5 (1) why did you resurrect a thread dead for two years? and (2) when do you imagine Poland joined the USSR (she never did)?
Ironside 53 | 12,357
9 Dec 2013 #22
Yes there are plenty of communist or rather Soviets in Poland. So far they have an upper hand in Poland.
Harry
9 Dec 2013 #23
Are there still communists in Poland? Certainly, but now most of them have become ultra-nationalists, such as certain scum at Radio Maryja. Isn't it funny how traitors now wear the clothes of patriots.
WielkiPolak 56 | 1,008
9 Dec 2013 #24
Yes there are plenty of communist or rather Soviets in Poland. So far they have an upper hand in Poland.

That is mostly down to so many of their kids being in the mainstream media.
Ironside 53 | 12,357
9 Dec 2013 #25
why was I allowed to vote in the referendum (which I did not, I voted by not voting)...and taking part in local elections here in Warsaw

Maybe because it was referendum for Warsaw residents.

Certainly, but now most of them have become ultra-nationalists,

Nah they become authorities who peach gender revolution, European one state, liberalism at the same time using their contacts and their positions as well as their own positions in Poland taken by them thanks for their Soviet scummy parents to make an easy ride in the back of stupefied general population in Poland. The qestion is why you foreigner in Poland seems to support them, is that because you don't Polish is not that good and you do not grasp complexities of situation in Poland.

such as certain scum at Radio Maryja. Isn't it funny how traitors now wear the clothes of patriots.

Do you have problem with the men of the cloth. Prejudice and fear are not good things in life. Saying that Understand your phobias and I may say that you are not the first who accused the RCC for all the crimes of the world. Unfortunately for you facts tell the tale contrary to such prejudiced opinion.

That is mostly down to so many of their kids being in the mainstream media.

Not only, they have money they stole and they keep their privileged position Poland intact. As well it is know money equal power. Never the less the number of so called known commentators of the public life in TV whose parents or families have been deeply involved in taking over Poland as a traitors in Red Army echelons.

Those people pretend to be authority and not being side in the stifled public debate in Poland.
HandsomePole - | 3
11 Dec 2013 #26
Harry

Are there still communists in Poland? Certainly, but now most of them have become ultra-nationalists, such as certain scum at Radio Maryja. Isn't it funny how traitors now wear the clothes of patriots.

LOL, where are you from Harry?

Real Nationalists are as far from communists as you can get. The new communists are Cultural Marxists and Global Elitists bent on destroying the cultures of European and Western Nations. Take a walk down Central London or Oslo for a start to get a feel of the future they want for everyone.
jon357 74 | 21,747
11 Dec 2013 #27
Real Nationalists are as far from communists as you can get

So which extreme ideology are they closer to?

Take a walk down Central London or Oslo for a start to get a feel of the future they want for everyone.

I've done that (one of those cities, many many times) and the future looks great.
teargas - | 71
15 May 2015 #28
Polonius3, can you explain why you wish for the democratically constituted III RP to be replaced?

To me, that's treason. People died for our III RP, and it means a lot to those of us who were actually there.
Polonius3 994 | 12,367
15 May 2015 #29
Because behind all the cleverly phrased slogans the III RP and its ruling camp has mainly become a cover for old post-commie and new capitalist corruption of every kind. The reason PO and SLD mobilised all their forces in 2007 to defeat PiS because PiS's main objective was to expose and sweep away the dirt, the scam artists who had feathered their nests and hidden behind a mask of respectabiltiy since Magdalenka. That the powers that be could not allow.
teargas - | 71
15 May 2015 #30
Polonius3, would You agree that those who gained through collaboration with the PZPR/Soviet Union should be swept away?


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