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Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

-do you know Britons or any other nation (not only Polish) true opinions about Germans?

German men are the sexiest
on earth, say British women

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1079336/German-men-sexiest-earth-say-British-women.html

Sexy Germans make for good relations

blogs.telegraph.co.uk/alex_starritt/blog/2008/10/22/sexy_germans_make_for_good_relations

So i should rephrase, imminent VISIBLE decline because for now its still relatively low key.

So there is time for another beer till I decline? Prost... :)
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Do you need a horse?

...would be nice, thank you!
(or it would take forever walking with all my metal...)

Doesn't Rafal remind you of Lukasz a bit, BB?

Not really...Lukasz never even tried to hide his bitterness behind some bad jokes...

Incidentally thats another symptom of German imminent decline and fall but thats a subject for a whole thread:)

Imminent decline???

:)

Berlin and Warsaw are locked in a political row over plans to appoint a German conservative MP accused of playing down Nazi war crimes to run a new museum dedicated to the plight of Germans forced out of eastern Europe after the Second World War.

engforum.pravda.ru/showthread.php?t=242183

No row anymore...Mrs. Steinbach, Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Tusk agreed to keep the seat open for the time being.
This way no sides loses face..
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Siberia rocks!

Barely any people...but lotsa resources...PERFECT!!!

Siberia it is..you coming?
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Africa??? Bah... to hot!
I would just sweat under my helmet...
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

I took it, as a trophy ;)

You are sooooo mean! I'm calling the Russians...

(Erm...are we at war with them currently or not?)

It is time for war, and to cut down the world's population!

Yeah okay...but not native European populations please...we had our cutting down already...
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

You've been getting your asses kicked

True!

But then our Bundeswehr isn't for fighting...not really...
I think with a policy change and a gov change and a mood change that could change very quickly.

(No that I see that coming...war is so out of fashion!)

PS: Not the war tech of course. There we still produce some of the world finest and earn
quite a buck but getting involved ourselves? Naaaah....
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

BTW: you should relax

Well...it's YOU stalking me all the time with old stories!
Maybe YOU should relax and have a beer....

...but....but...but...where is my helmet???
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Polish presence must really suck!

Polish soldiers in Berlin

Did the Soviets invite you?

...but we could invade and occupy you again if that makes you feel better...
Bratwurst Boy   
10 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

He was here to spread a propaganda, wasn't he? ;-]

How did you get my photo???

Still fighting (and losing) the same old war, Rafal?
Bratwurst Boy   
9 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Seems like it....

The preoccupation of some ex-Yugos with Germany is decidedly one-sided!
Bratwurst Boy   
9 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

What factors kept Hitler from occupying Yugoslavia (not including Croatia), and enslaving the Slavic population there, as in Poland?

No interest?
Bratwurst Boy   
9 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

History nicely remembered Hitler`s biggest mistake. It was his attack on Yugoslavia and Serbians...

Are you sure? As far as I remember Belgrad fell without even fired a shot to the cleverness and boldness of one small group of german soldiers, didn't it?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz_Klingenberg

Invasion of Yugoslavia: Waffen SS Captain Fritz Klingenberg and the Capture of Belgrade During World War II

I really don't think Yugos in general and Serbs especially played a big role with Germany...any time...:)
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Wasn't there just an official exhumation of the corpse lately?
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Apropos Rafal, concerning your link...did you read till the end, his conclusion?

historiography-project.com/misc/frenzsoap.html

...My effort, in the review of this document, has left me convinced and of the opinion that Mr. Mazur never made soap out of any kind of fat. I also have a serious doubt, of the greatest magnitude, that Dr. Spanner ever wrote any soap recipe.

Says it all....

Something more pleasant: forum for expats in Germany

Yeah...really pleasant!

reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUSTRE4BG37N20081217

Expatriates also considered Germany the best country for expat integration overall, the results showed.

The survey asked 2,155 expats of different nationalities across 48 countries to rank their host country in four categories measuring integration - making local friends, joining community groups, learning the language and buying property.

digitaljournal.com/article/263316

Results of a survey from HSBC Bank International show Canada, Germany and Australia to be the friendliest countries in the world.

Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

For Spanner: holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.com/2006/10/tests-show-that-nazis-used-human.html

The IPN investigation found that the soap in question produced by Professor Spanner was used to clean operating and autopsy rooms.

Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Yad Vashem: Nazi soap stories 'invention'

isurvived.org/InTheNews/YadVashem-2NaziSoapStories.html

In 1990 samples from several soaps claimed to have been made from Jews were sent for DNA testing at Tel Aviv University. Likewise, those tests determined the soaps did not contain human fats.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soap_made_from_human_corpses

Mainstream scholars of the Holocaust consider the "soap myth" to be part of WWII folklore.[11]
Among others this view was held by the reputable Jewish historians Walter Laqueur,[12] Gitta Sereny,[13] and Deborah Lipstadt.[14] The same view was held by Professor Yehuda Bauer of Israel's Hebrew University and by Shmuel Krakowski, archives director of Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust center.[1][2][3]

jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/soap.html

The Soap Myth

"It's a general conception that the Nazis manufactured soap," says [Michael] Berenbaum [author of The World Must Know: The History of the Holocaust as Told in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum], who was project manager for the USHMM before it opened in 1993 and headed the museum's research institute until 1997. "But those of us working in this area have not used it as an example [of Nazi atrocity] in the last 10 to 15 years.

We don't have any evidence that the Nazis actually manufactured soap with human bodies."

yees I know...red was around 750BC, orangy colour around 500BC-1AD etc. This merely shows the grounds gained by the germs from the slavs.

Not Slavs but Celts! There settled only Celts there before us....
Actually Danzig, Breslau and Stetting belongs to them!

Poland never loses - just goes underground for a while only to emerge again with it's honour and dignity intact.

That's an interesting way to call it!
And Germany never lost too...look, today we rule Europe!
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

How on earth such people are allowed to decide about crucial issues, here is a problem.

Well...but so it is...
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

We wandered off topic awhile back....for some just the idea of a good relationship between Germany and Poland even today is not preferable...holding up grudges is so much better!

*takes coat*
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

You know lesser...take that to your country men who were and are to a huge majority happy to became/be EU-members...

allbusiness.com/government/international-organizations/9565437-1.html

July 3 2007 83% of Poles have a favourable opinion of the EU, according to a survey from the US-based Pew Research Centre

Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

If my rented 4 bedroom house is taken over by 4 germans - the house is full
of germans - but it's still MY house :):):)

Nice to know in the case of Danzig, Breslau or Stettin...thanks! :)

If you want to play that game - FINE!

We both know that human civilisation came from Africa:);) Humans travelled from Africa up to Europe - through Europe and up to Scandinavia.

Yup....but still Germans roamed central Europe already there wasn't a Pole to see anywhere...

We both know that the Germanic tribes came down from Scandinavia:):) However - as your little map shows, the red area shows settlement from the north @ approx 750BC:):)

Erm...you should take another look at this map....red was only the beginning the other colours are the same tribes at different times expanding their territory...still no Poles!

And anyhow..are you still mad that my grandpa tried to kill your grandpa???
Still fighting the war???
It's over...first you lost, then we lost...now they are all dead anyhow....

The german army had the advantage of surprise - otherwise they would have been routed by the Polish forces:);):0

Well...you seemed not very quick on the uptake...your surprise lasted nearly a whole month! :)

But wasn't there shortly before a general mobilization of the polish forces? I think I remember that...

I have seen you posting a table of "European IQ league" more than once. You could use this Germanic brightness and figure out yourself! :)

You are not trying to paint an image of a sullen, brooding Pole sitting alone in his dark corner glaring over at Germany, mumbling into his beard???

I'm sorry *snicker*, but that's what springs to mind reading your quote! :)
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Yes, we also are leading in solarenergy and what not.
But it's all still by far not enough to power a highly industrialized economy and society.

No Azerbaidshan will help us with that either...

To believe any country in Europe could somehow do without the russian resources just don't know the facts.
And that is only now!
The future will be even more critical as the demand from the growing industrialization in Asia (China) will grow and grow and will become rivals for the same resources...

if we're dependent from Russia its over for us and you.

Just in case you didn't get it the first time...WE ARE DEPENDENT ON RUSSIA RIGHT NOW ALREADY!
And that won't change the next decades....

He said it best:

spiegel.de/international/spiegel/0,1518,426555,00.html

...
That's reason enough to reduce this dependence by creating an intelligent, forward-looking policy -- in so far as that is possible. After all, our energy risk won't get any smaller in the future.
Today, Europe covers 50 percent of its energy needs by means of imports -- soon, it will be 70 percent. So our policy can only be that of producing more energy ourselves wherever possible. We should also import from as many different providers as possible in order not to be overly dependent from any single provider. But one shouldn't dramatize the risk either.
Why should the Russians -- our main energy provider, breach contracts and cut off the supply? The consequences for them would be tremendous; the long-term damage for Russia would be considerable. We Finns have decades of experience with Russian energy providers -- I can assure you that we have never had problems.

Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Newsflash: Till we develop usable alternatives we all ARE dependent on Russias sources.
And will be even more so in the future to keep our economies running!

Another Newsflash: The rivals for these resources and their demand will grow too, but the resources won't.
To build NOW and try to secure them NOW is the right thing.
If you like the Russians or not is just irrelevant...
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

We surely don't need someone in the EU who always tries to piss us off...
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

But then went with the Nord

They are not very grateful anyhow...
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

What you could not do for a 1000 years, you are trying to do with you German led European Union. But the truth is Polish nationalism is not going to warm up to you anytime fast.

Remind me again....who begged Germany to help them to gain entrance into the club?
And who became Polands biggest advocate in the EU?

Here is a list of our Polish-German alliance as it played itself out through history. The battles Poland fought when it was first born (Piast period) are:

Well...look at the maps...in the course of 2 millennia you wandered from outside of Europe now near to Berlin...can you call it desperate defense by the Germans?

Don`t tell me we`re pretty much the same. We developed our sense of ourselves in the need to defend ourselves from your relentless appetite.

The facts speak another language...YOU are the invader with a relentless appetite for germanic lands!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Germanic_tribes_(750BC-1AD).png

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Germanen_50_n._Chr.png

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Imperial_Circles-2005-10-15-en.png

mapsofworld.com/germany

And for the record you invented antipolonism.

Well...I could have bet that was another Pole...
Didn't the Poles invent everything else on earth there is???
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Mar 2009
History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

The Nazi party had everything outlined in that book written way before they became a powerful political party. It was Hitler and a few other Nazis in the same prison writing Mein Kampf, right?

I dunno...it's forbidden in Germany! :)

But thanks for wiki:

Mein Kampf has also been studied as a work on political theory. For example, Hitler announces his hatred of what he believed to be the world's twin evils: Communism and Judaism.

....but they still forgot the wehavetokillthepolishsubhumanthingie...

I have some work to do now.

*waves*