History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations

cheap PR stunt - how about accepting post-covid rebuild plan for Poland, huh?

There are places that need such a plan more than Poland

Typical ritardism to say so. Why all of you play the same tune from PiS controlled media??? :):):)


How about PiS fulfilling the rule of law requirements first??? Ha??

And this famous EU rule of law is dictated by.... Qatar!! That wonderfully Catholic friendly nation.

news.sky.com/story/eu-vice-president-eva-kaili-stripped-of-role-amid-qatar-corruption-scandal-12767397?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter

One swallow doesn`t make a summer yet. One black sheep doesn`t make winter, either. Ha!

Let's pray that it's just the one black sheep, but this is the vice president we are talking about here.

- Ms Kaili described the country "as a frontrunner in labour rights".

This makes interesting reading, comparing the corruption level by country;

transparency.org/en/cpi/2021?gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2x0DMduxla4ujpC4SMVVbPqSpXaNu9o9tmurRsRSE_3Rugeb_nlzZBoCucwQAvD_BwE

Corruption PERCEPTION level....the image is all that counts!

For an outsider. When you're directly affected by corruption, the image is the least of your worries.


There is a Catholic church in Doha. An Orthodox one too and several Protestant ones.

Ah ok, that's good to hear. Poland has nothing to fear from Qatar buying the very top of the EU leadership in that case.

Have they? How? Who are you suggesting they've 'bought'?

And why would Poland have anything 'to fear'?

Poland and Qatar have good relations; I was a guest at the Polish Embassy in Doha when the First lady visited. There was another PF poster there too and it was nice to meet him; we've stayed in touch and are good friends now in real life.

The Vice President of EU

That's nice to hear re: good relations

Eva Kaili? She's been removed from office.

She's been arrested and the matter is currently under investigation. Personally, I suspect she's guilty, however time will tell. As far as I know, it's just cash for lobbying.

Hard to know how this relates to Poland, or specifically to German/Polish relations.