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Poland's post-election political scene [4080]
Jarosław Kaczyński in one of older interviews he conducted with him said openly that civic society in Poland should be eliminated because it gets in the way of the power of the state.
Yes. In the same way that Thatcher infamously said "There is no such thing as society."
That failure to investigate properly Smolensk lowered position of Poland significantly.
The whole world was shocked by the criminally negligent death of 90 plus innocents. Much later, the whole world was laughing at Poland (again) because of PIS's "theories".
It was left to the government of the day to point out that any confusion as the cause was just the view of some nationalist retards with no economic policies, that had to dream up yet another conspiracy theory to hide their lack of any political solution.
We have the release of the film comedy of the year aka "Smolensk" to look forward to. The citizens of Tri-City will be rolling in the aisles with laughter, I can guarantee you that.
And please do carry on with the silly posts - that's what we have come to expect when we read your moniker.
If said foreigner is an EU citizen, no, not a chance.
Don't feed the (nationalist) troll Harry.
When a foreigner, best not to get involved! ;)
Don't be a silly billy InPolska. You know Katowice, so you will have heard of John Baildon. Brits have been coming here for centuries, and I feel like I've been here for centuries too, so I bloody will have a voice while I still have a tongue.
And unlike many on PF, I am a taxpayer, ground rent et al. So that troll with his threats can kiss my arse.
The only problem is that it gets slightly creepy
All of this tittle-tattle is very Daily Mail chaps. Policies and the economy are what matters here. And take a look in the mirror. I know I have:(
Kaczynski is fair game because of his homophobic past of course.............