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Posts by Miloslaw  

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Miloslaw   
6 May 2019
Food / Polish kishka [76]

Kishka. It looks like blood sausage and smells nasty also

That's because it is blood sausage.... :-)
I don't have a problem with it,but then, I have an iron constitution and am used to French cuisine, which has much more disgusting stuff than Polish cuisine....LOL!!
Miloslaw   
4 May 2019
History / Heritage of partitions still present in Poland [107]

What about you? . Any idea?

No.And I don't think there is a pattern.
Which is I why was suspicious of the intentions of your post.
Seems I may have been wrong to suspect you.
But I am an old cynic.... :-)
Miloslaw   
3 May 2019
History / Heritage of partitions still present in Poland [107]

I have been to Poland countless times.
Never lived or worked there, but besides holidays, spent long periods with family all over the country.
Western Poland is more affluent than Eastern Poland.
But I think large parts of Southern Poland is very affluent too.
I think you are wrong to equate affluence and perhaps insinuate educational levels with how people vote.
They tried to do that in The UK about the Brexit vote and it has backfired big time.
I think that how people vote goes much deeper than affluence and education.
Miloslaw   
3 May 2019
History / Heritage of partitions still present in Poland [107]

If I told you the truth, you would go crazy and have to be taken to the lunatic asylum

Not the sort of response I would expect from a man who teaches children for a living.
Idiotic.
Miloslaw   
3 May 2019
History / Heritage of partitions still present in Poland [107]

All partitions powers erected various structures in their zones, many of which are put to a good use today

And your point is?
Whilst I think this thread is interesting I am a bit concerned about your motives for starting it.
Miloslaw   
2 May 2019
News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]

The truth is it was easier to get an American visa than British one before the EU accession

Where do you get your information from?
Some sort of "Dark Side Wikipedia"?
All bollox....it has always been harder to get into The US than The UK.
Miloslaw   
1 May 2019
News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]

> Polish GDP could grow faster without EU extensive regulations

So true.And this is true for many EU members.
It is such a shame that more people cannot see this fundamental and basic truth.
Miloslaw   
1 May 2019
News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]

You, as a businessman who employs people, also Poles, will you say you didn`t profit from Polish access?

I have profited from cheap Polish workers,cheap Slowaks,cheap Romanians,cheap Bulgarians and cheap Indians.
Doesn't mean I think it is right.
I don't believe in governments imposing a minimum wage either, because now, that is all that is on offer.
A free market is better for unskilled workers because companies will offer more competitive salaries instead of the bare legal minimum.
Socialism does not work my friend.
Miloslaw   
1 May 2019
News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]

@pawian
But you're taking an EU view of the situation.
Many people in their own countries can't comprehend why their own nations problems are not being addressed before other nations problems.
And it is a legitmate argument.
Why give money to beggars when your own children are starving?
Miloslaw   
30 Apr 2019
Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]

Not sure about every 7 years, but certainly, your tastes do change from a very early age.
I love things now that I used to hate and vice versa.
As a side note, Brazilian BBQ restaurants do some great cuts of meat, chicken livers and hearts are amongst them.
Miloslaw   
17 Apr 2019
Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]

. Polish "wedliny" results in at least 20 percent higher incidences of bowel cancer

I am sad to hear that you suffered bowel cancer Doug,one of my uncles had it,he too ate a lot of cured meats.

But I and many people I know have eaten it almost daily with no ill effect.
Whilst I am sure the stats are right, if we did everything the doctors tell us, life would be very boring....
We all gotta go one day...the best thing is to do everything you want in moderation, I am sure that a contended life increases longevity.

Are you aware that lung cancer amongst non smokers is on the increase?
Sometimes, doing all the right things doesn't save you.