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How much Poles trust to France?


Lyzko  44 | 9796
4 May 2022   #91
How can anyone "hate" bigos, wedliny, zurek or kielbasy?
jon357  72 | 23627
4 May 2022   #92
Easily, though wędliny is Europe-wide and in fact she wrote about charcuterie. Żurek is pleasant enough, mind you, however evidently not to her taste. She did spend time in PL in the 1940s.
Lyzko  44 | 9796
4 May 2022   #93
Gimme good, stick-to-the ribs podsilek any day of the year... kosher or not, here I come! -:)
Alien  26 | 6667
12 Jan 2025   #94
kosher or not, here I come!

Oh come on, I thought it had to be kosher?
OP Crow  155 | 9742
11 Apr 2025   #95
Serbia today paid advance payment for 12 new French warplanes Dassault Rafale 5th generation, multi-purpose. New strength to Serbian-Hungarian alliance.

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Vucic and Macron yesterday

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OP Crow  155 | 9742
11 Apr 2025   #96
Serbia to buy dozens of new German tank KF51 PANTHER thanks to Hungary`s connections in Rheinmetall, while Germany isn`t in situation to refuse Serbia >

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Supertenk "Panter KF51" - Proizvodiće se u Mađarskoj, a Srbija se interesuje da ga uvrsti u svoj arsenal
> euronews.rs/srbija/politika/164004/supertenk-panter-kf51-proizvodice-se-u-madarskoj-a-srbija-se-interesuje-da-ga-uvrsti-u-svoj-arsenal/vest
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 12006
11 Apr 2025   #97
....I think Rheinmetall doesn't complain! ;)
Torq  11 | 1167
11 Apr 2025   #98
Rheinmetall doesn't complain! ;)

I am shocked at Serbia. Planes from France, tanks from Germany - whatever next? Howitzers from Vatican? :)
Alien  26 | 6667
11 Apr 2025   #99
Howitzers from Vatican

No, the Bible.
Torq  11 | 1167
11 Apr 2025   #100
the Bible

They already have their version. The first chapter says: "In the beginning there was nothing, only God walking through the streets of Belgrade".
Ironside  51 | 13120
11 Apr 2025   #101
I am shocked at Serbia.

Serbia? What is it?
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Comment savez-vous que vous ne pouvez pas faire confiance á quelqu'un?
OP Crow  155 | 9742
11 Apr 2025   #102
Serbia? What is it?

Not a country of nation but of people. Remnant of ancient Sarmatia.
Miloslaw  25 | 5340
16 Apr 2025   #103
Serbia? What is it?

A great question!

Remnant of ancient Sarmatia.

Not at all, you are just a mixed race people that have been slaviziced......

Nothing to do with Sarmatia.
Novichok  4 | 9056
17 Apr 2025   #104
12 new French warplanes Dassault Rafale

Who is the enemy?
Torq  11 | 1167
17 Apr 2025   #105
Nothing to do with Sarmatia.

True. Sarmatia is simply a different name for Poland - a wholly internal Polish heritage.
OP Crow  155 | 9742
17 Apr 2025   #106
Not at all, you are just a mixed race people that have been slaviziced......

Nothing to do with Sarmatia

Sarmatian name is the foreign interpretation of the name of Serbians. Sarmatism was Serbism, revived exactly by the influence of the medieval Serbian Empire military elite present in Poland.

True. Sarmatia is simply a different name for Poland - a wholly internal Polish heritage.

Like the holly Szczerbiec sword, isn`t it? Szczerbiec came out of tin air? Szczerb. Serb. Srbin. Syarb, as Lusatians say for themselves. Or how Kashubs say Serbians for themselves?

Do you know that Swab is also name of Serbs? Swed, too. Spaniard, too. Spartan, too. All remnants of Serbian original. From Sarum and Serbiodunum to the Sarmizegetusa and much more.

My dear.

See, its remembered in people.

So who then are Poles?

They are Serbians. In their meta-ethnicity, in their previous self, they are Serbians.
Torq  11 | 1167
17 Apr 2025   #107
They are Serbians. In their meta-ethnicity

Well, of course, everyone is Serbian in their meta-ethnicity. ;)

However, it is Poland that embodies the true spirit of Sarmatia the best, and it is Poles who have always considered themselves Sarmatians par excellence.

To put it in simpler terms: only Poles can be 100% Sarmatian. Other nations can strive to achieve 99% and some of them do (e.g. our Serbian brothers); but never 100% - this is reserved for Poland.

Happy Easter, dobri brate. :)


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