News / Poland in the European Union. Polexit? [559]

A link?

I have a survey from from 9/2018

According to an opinion poll whose results were published on Saturday, over 65 percent of all respondents in Poland oppose the idea of their country leaving the EU, with about 17 percent being of the opposite view. A further 17 percent had no opinion concerning the hypothetical Polexit.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


I doubt that very much!

Nationalists have a gread disadvantage. The moment they should work together and their own nation doesn't comes "first" they usually end all alliance. That's what makes them so weak in the end. That's why they will always lose. They might agree on immigration, but they disagree on all the rest.

See Polands closest ally Hungary for example, Orban has nothing against a much warmer relationship with Putin's Russia and his alliance with Kaczynski didn't stop him to vote for Tusk in Brussels.

Salvini is also alot more interested in Moscow than Warsaw (he was one of the few joining Putin in Moscow at the finals) and you won't seriously think that he will vote for pouring any more EU funds into Poland, he will will demand more for himself instead.


ft.com/content/5b3fc72e-8348-11e8-96dd-fa565ec55929

Nationalists make for pathetic alliances! They will change nothing.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


Well, that difference might be negligible in your opinion but it's big enough to make your demand....


...impossible to fullfil.

There is no all powerful ruler in Berlin who has the right to decide for everybody what to do and what not. As long as these politicians don't speak officially for the german gov they are free to go where they want and to support whom they want and to meet with whom they want, even if that directly contradicts the official german gov policy.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


Agreed....that is meddling. I wouldn't like it either if Poles would start coming over supporting a party I don't like.

There is a certain kind of insensitivity sometimes on the german side, mostly lefties...the same when some left/greens join a polish demonstration /or the protest against it, whatever. I don't think that is their place to be.

But be assured that this is not the country of Germany meddling in the country of Poland, that is solely between like minded politicians. In an even more integrating Europe for some more and easily acceptable than for others. After all, in Brussels these politicians share the same party alliance, so they want to support each other.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


Yeah...I would like to know...I know nothing about Adamowicz' connections to Germany. How did he "invite Germans to meddle in polish affairs", please tell me more!

You have to know something, don't you. You would'nt just throw such dumb and loaded accusations blindly into the room, wouldn't you.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]

What a procession!


tvn24.pl/tvn24-news-in-english,157,m/poles-walked-beside-the-coffin-of-gdansk-s-former-mayor-pawel-adamowicz,901776.html

theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/19/thousands-march-beside-coffin-of-murdered-gdansk-mayor

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


Yeah....well....and in this world, your world, Adamowicz was a traitor to the polish people and had to be killed for the good cause.

God have mercy with you!

I'm bowing out here...

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


I think K. would like one...

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


Just supplant "Russia" with "Germany".

Kaczynski loves his Poles perpetually at war best...


What exactly do you mean by that? Poles are all over Europe by now...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migrations_from_Poland_since_EU_accession

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]

And it's interesting...many people in Germany say the deep divisions inside the population and the rougher language and loss of good behaviour in politics is a consequence of the mass immigration and its failures, especially rising after 2015.

But Poland doesn't have said immigration problems. But nonetheless it too seems to have become a country with a deeply split population which fights each other with ever more mercilessness and ever less will to compromise.

The same happened in Britain, in the US, in France...but it aren't the illegals, so it must be something else.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]

I know that, but I would like to know how extremists justify the murder of a politician who was that popular that he was re-elected for a sixth term!

I'm really curious...I've known Iron for years.

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


How did he do that?

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]


Yes, an enormous achievement. He must have been a great mayor!

And Torq is totally right....you only have to smear someone for long enough and some nutter will take it as an order...


Over 50% of the Danziger voted for him during the first round last November...he must have a huge family!

He is dead, what else do you want now?

Polonia / Poland, Germany, France, Spain or Greece? [35]

@Lyzko
You just shouldn't mumble but speak loud and clear!

:)

News / Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk mayor, dies after stabbing [354]

RIP Pawel Adamowicz

(I hope me saying the appropriate and polite isn't seen by certain nutters as proof that he was deep in Merkel's pockets and an agent of the fourth Reich to enslave the free polish people, if so I still don't take it back...)

Off-Topic / Ukraine, Belarus, Russia in EU in 2030? [105]


Some problems can't be solved with money...the EU had to learn that the hard way (Greece).

Off-Topic / Ukraine, Belarus, Russia in EU in 2030? [105]


...they have the potential to destabilize the whole EU. Not every country needs to be an EU member!


One thing is for sure, the differences were widely underestimated...and that's why I think we shouldn't make that mistake again with the Balkan countries. We have time!

Off-Topic / Ukraine, Belarus, Russia in EU in 2030? [105]

Frankly I don't want any Balkan country in the EU...we have to many differences right now since the latest enlargement as it is...

Off-Topic / Ukraine, Belarus, Russia in EU in 2030? [105]


Why is that plausible? That man Kononenko could also say the moon is made up of joghurt...would that be plausible too? Who is that guy?

I will wait for the german press to pick that up...till now there is nothing...so...

Off-Topic / Ukraine, Belarus, Russia in EU in 2030? [105]

Not Merkel said that!


And frankly...it's quite unbelievable!

Alone the accession protocol takes longer...even for stable new prospects. For difficult ones like Ukraine it could take decades (aka Serbia, Turkey)....

That's more realistic:

History / Occupation of Eastern Poland in 1939 [98]


We would need to borrow some functioning ones first...

History / Occupation of Eastern Poland in 1939 [98]

100 will be the new 50, I swear! :)

History / Occupation of Eastern Poland in 1939 [98]


...people get older nowadays...

I just read somewhere in an interview with such a smartie from Silikon Valley that the first "immortal" is already born...*get's goosebumps*

History / Occupation of Eastern Poland in 1939 [98]


Yeah...when the Russians are not part of the "human race", then where stand we Germans...we were much worse!

Life / Stereotypes about Polish people being stupid? [281]

Never heard of the norwegian study? If that is true not only for norwegians we get all dumber...


learningenglish.voanews.com/a/norwegian-study-iq-scores-dropped-for-decades/4445319.html

Off-Topic / Ukraine, Belarus, Russia in EU in 2030? [105]

It depends on the next 10-20 years, I think....

In the wake of Trump Europe needs to come to grips what it wants to be, where it wants to go...

Back to a more loosely connected trading bloc or the beginning of a "United States of Europe"...with a common government electable in all member states, common laws and rules, a common army, a common foreign policy etc.

Becoming a member of the first should be imaginable once you go through the accession protocol...the second is to far in the future to see.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


He liked Germany though....Merkel speaks russian and he german...I wonder which language they use between them...

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]

Here is an interesting link about Putin in the GDR...he didn't do much though....

rbth.com/politics_and_society/2017/08/08/everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-putins-work-in-east-germany_818928

Off-Topic / Russophiles can no longer defend their beloved Russians. [84]


Yeah...that is abysmal...can it really be all the Wodka everybody blames?


Na ja, it isn't as if Putin gives a sh'it about it either...after all his support for the secessionists with money, public and weapons he is not really the victim here.

Imagine other countries could get the idea that a border change would be the thing to strive for..

Off-Topic / Russophiles can no longer defend their beloved Russians. [84]

Not killing journos and poisoning critics, not supporting secessionists and helping himself to some extra territories would be a good start...letting gays alone would be a nice touch too.

But migrants don't feature in that list...that's one topic they have already checked (better than Germany I would add):


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Russia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_immigration_to_Russia


Tha manly man Putin is quite pro-immigration...who would have thought, huh?

PS: Crowie better hurry with his slavic empire thingy...