Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Jews didn't suffer from the Plague as did their gentile neighbors, if only because Jews couldn't join the army.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Possibly those Jewish swindlers learned their dirty trade from their Christian neighbors. Was stingy, mean and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge Jewish, ditto Mr. Murdstone? -:)

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Seems as usual you've gotten facts a might twisted. Jews were prohibited from becoming doctors, teachers or lawyers as per quota!

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Jews throughout Europe were traditionally banned from professions and the military.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

The Church created the latter-day Frankenstein's Monster by excluding the Jews from nearly every facet of society, save money lending aka as pawnbrokers. They were systematically forbidden from tradesmen's guilds or any other creative endeavors, except if they converted.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Now you're talkin':-)

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Jews are NOT the root of all evil.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

The Jews did not start the Inquisition.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Do you understand English or are you purposely being dense?

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

I don't think I am...I KNOW I'm not. Don't lump me together with that lot.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

...causing lots of misery and death in the process.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Just about. Even ardent Zionists were tame by comparison. They never insisted others convert to Judaism-:)

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Jabotinsky and his followers were surely no saints, yet weren't Crusaders either, baptizing the infidels on pain of sword. The Palestinian(non-Jewish) Arabs, the original "Israelis", happened to inhabit the very lands on which the European Jews had settled. Yet zero forced conversion was attempted!

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Says who?

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

The Zionists, exception Meier Kahane, were not in theory troublemakers. In practice, that's another matter.

Genealogy / Which Polish first names are considered unpopular / obsolete in Poland? [124]

Sure, if the Pole knows English.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Pay off the right people and see what happens? The power of the lapówka!

Genealogy / Which Polish first names are considered unpopular / obsolete in Poland? [124]

Yup.You got his number, boy.

Genealogy / Which Polish first names are considered unpopular / obsolete in Poland? [124]

Although as in Polísh the word for "sewer" is "kanalizacja", the analogy is lost-:) Figure you were joking.

Life / Jerzy Kosinski - Polish author and liar [127]

Saddening beyond measure when the ill-meaning few seek personal profit off of unspeakable human tragedy. Such then diminishes those true scum and certainly not the immeasurable dimensions of the HoloCAUST itself.

Genealogy / Which Polish first names are considered unpopular / obsolete in Poland? [124]

Had a student recently by the name of Seweryn who insisted I call him Sam because he was embarrassed by his "old" name.

Life / Polish and Czechs [191]

Be wary of outmoded stereotypes!

Life / Comparing Poland and Romania [108]

Not as black and white as all that, folks.

Life / Comparing Poland and Romania [108]

By comparison, the Slavic Tiger's roaring ahead:-) The Miracle on the Vistula still leads Europe in I.T., second only to Britain and Germany, I believe.

Life / Comparing Poland and Romania [108]

"Poverty", you mean? Romania wins that contest by a nose.

History / Happy Constitution day! 3 May 1791 (Poland Constitution) [18]

Szczesliwego Dnia Ustawy!

Genealogy / Which Polish first names are considered unpopular / obsolete in Poland? [124]

Or how about Ignace?

Language / Z in usage with a verb... [20]

-:) Yes.

Language / English sentences into Polish (want to test my knowledge) [27]

Well you'll be my CO in this man's Polish grammar armyLOL

Language / English sentences into Polish (want to test my knowledge) [27]

English too, yet oddly enough, noone speaks of it:-) Angielszczyzna tez, ale dziwne jest, ze nikt nigdy nie mówi o tym.