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jon357   
30 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

massacre in Donbass tenfold, or intervene preventively and become greatest pain in the ass for western so called elites

You don't even believe that sh1t yourself.

London

You would regret that. Or would if you were alive.
jon357   
30 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

in an effort to kerb rampant inflation, interest rates were held at a staggering 21 per cent since October, before being cut marginally to 20 per cent this month as pressure eased slightly.

Inflation has largely been driven by sanctions creating higher import costs. Wage growth has also soared to a 16-year high due to labour shortages caused by syphoning off workers into the defence sectors and the military.

Moscow's Higher School of Economics estimated that there was a deficit of 2.6 million employees at the end of 2024.

telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/06/27/putin-ready-scale-back-military-spending/

It just gets worse there.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
UK, Ireland / BBC launches new Polish language news service [87]

Ukrainian Salo is the mother of all bacons.

It's an evil thing.

paper-thin, half-crisp, limp excuse for a meat strip

You're mistaking it for the nasty-ass American and Canadian stuff.

This is the real thing. I'll be eating it in a couple of weeks, in a seaside hotel with an unlimited breakfast buffet, in my favourite town in the world.


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jon357   
29 Jun 2025
UK, Ireland / BBC launches new Polish language news service [87]

production of Yorkshire Bacon probably can't be sold in the entire U.K.

There's plenty. And Lincolnshire bacon is edible too.

how could Poland potentially import it

At market value. It's a premium product, many times better than that rank 'bekon' stuff.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
UK, Ireland / BBC launches new Polish language news service [87]

why Polish uses the English word for the same product.

They're imitating a superior product. Their 'bekon' doesn't have the good bit in. It may as well be Canadian or American stuff. Much worse.

A bit like their use of Gobelin and Travertina when they mean nothing of the sort and saying they work in 'gastronomia' when they peel taters in a canteen
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
Off-Topic / Is Islam a threat to western society? [167]

Traditionalist..
I'm sorry to inform you, but you are incorrect.

No. He was a traditionalist.

Your websites are extremist and heterodox.

masonic

He wasn't a mamber, not that there's anything wrong with being one.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

current conflict.

Definitely not

F16. Where a foreign country sources its equipment is not your business.

was talented guy

Yes. Ukrainian pilots are very well trained. One reason the r.SSians are doing so badly.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
Off-Topic / Is Islam a threat to western society? [167]

modernist

He was a traditionalist.

He prayed with muslim, jews, and

Why not?

he man hated Catholicism

He didn't.

The last true Pope was Pope Pius XII.

You don't get to decide who is or isn't the Pope.

If the 'validity' of the leader of a religious denomination somehow depends on them irrationally hating the same people that you irrationally hate, looks like you've missed the point of that religion.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

Quite a lot of good coverage about r*SSia's losses and failures today.

Despite having one of the largest militaries in the world, and despite the assumption that Ukraine could be overrun in a matter of days, over three years on Russian forces have taken barely 20 per cent of the country, Russia has been invaded in turn and losses have included not only the one million casualties - including over 500,000 dead - but more than 10,000 tanks, 21,500 armoured fighting vehicles, 41,000 other vehicles, 24,500 artillery pieces and 370 aircraft including a fair wedge of the strategic nuclear bomber fleet.

To put this in some perspective, 10,000 tank losses is a figure greater than the most heavily produced German tank of the entire Second World War.

Clearly, the key feature of almost all these wars is barely comprehensible levels of casualties. Anyone reading this catalogue of death and destruction - with the accompanying high proportion of defeats - could be forgiven for thinking that Russia is simply not very good at fighting wars. And bluntly, they'd be right.

telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/29/russia-army-corrupt-inefficient-failure-ukraine-history/
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

just to be downed by low tech orc weapons

500 missiles!

Someone gave F35 to ukraine without their consent

Tough tamale. It's none of your business

current conflict.

It's not a 'conflict' though is it....

It's an illegal and unprovoked invasion of a sovereign country by a pariah state.

And it's not going well for you.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

And now Poland has had to scramble jets. The Orcs used 500 missiles to down one Ukrainian F35.

[Due to the attack by the Russian Federation carrying out strikes on objects located in the territory of Ukraine, Polish and allied aviation has begun operating in our airspace," said a statement.
mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/breaking-nato-scrambles-warplanes-russia-35470041
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

wake up to burning

Just when you thought the Orcs couldn't get any more squalid in the way they treat their young men:

Into the chaos of no man's land ride the Russian soldiers. Flying across the steppe at 50mph on cheap Chinese motorbikes, their objective is to breach Ukrainian defences and cause havoc behind enemy lines.

But few will ever make it. Most are picked off by drones or artillery fire. Some self-destruct by crashing in the mogul field of shell craters. The life expectancy of those who do survive the journey is little improved, stranded and surrounded by the enemy as they are.

"Basically it's a suicide mission," Yevhen, a lieutenant captain in Ukraine's 28th brigade, said flatly. "Because they never come back."

Nonetheless, these latter-day cavalry charges - on what the Russian army refers to as its "iron horses" - are a growing feature of Moscow's military strategy, in response to the ever greater pervasiveness of drones, which account for up to 70 per cent of all casualties.

thetimes.com/world/russia-ukraine-war/article/putins-suicide-bikers-speed-into-no-mans-land-to-cause-chaos-fxh2ch270

At least the dogs in no-man's land won't go hungry.
jon357   
29 Jun 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 23 [1012]

Lovely news

Saturday's pre-dawn strike on the Kirovske base, in occupied Crimea, targeted Russian aircraft, air defence systems and storage facilities for ammunition and drones, according to Ukraine's security service.

"Available data indicate the destruction of multi-purpose and attack helicopters Mi-8, Mi-26 and Mi-28, as well as the self-propelled anti-aircraft missile and gun complex Pantsir-S1," an official told the Associated Press.


telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/06/28/ukraine-destroys-russian-helicopter-airfield-drone-strikes/
jon357   
28 Jun 2025
Off-Topic / Random Chat Thread [981]

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jon357   
28 Jun 2025
UK, Ireland / Polish YouTuber weirdos trash-talking the UK [200]

it's nothing new or unheard of. Although people usually wouldn't bother to make just such roast potatoes as the main dish or something, I guess.

It's very rare though, and of course never a main dish. And not at least weekly.

zapiekanka ziemniaczana

That sounds interesting, like a gratin.

I'm sure some Polish foods would go down well among Brits too if done properly

Klopsiki in dill sauce goes down well, as do baked cheesecakes.
jon357   
28 Jun 2025
Life / Poland is horrible and I have to live here - somebody call a whambulance! [95]

We're not sad, it's just natural "resting face" for Poles. And that's apparently typical not only for Eastern Europe, but also for Central Europe:

This is a fair comment however Poles are the exemplar of those.

Georg Mikes (who was last in Poland in 1939) wrote about the unhappy expressions on people's faces on trams in Warsaw, people looking as if they wanted to be anywhere else except that.

german....

....And Scandinavian

Miserable buggers too.
jon357   
28 Jun 2025
UK, Ireland / Polish immigrants in the UK - victims or criminals?! [286]

Why are they all criminals?

All in this thread are either criminals, victims or possibly witnesses and grieving relatives.

UK, Germany, Sweden , France, Italy

All pleasant places to live,

EUSSR genocidal ethnocidal crimes and theft of the Polish people

Do tell.

In a more appropriate thread of course.
jon357   
28 Jun 2025
UK, Ireland / Polish YouTuber weirdos trash-talking the UK [200]

it's not some kind of "revelation" to Poles

It is quite a revelation. Unless the ones I've served them to many times over the decades are just being polite. That and hungry since there are never any left.

Yorkshire pudding too. Always goes down very well, especially if it's done properly.

Glamorgan sausages always go down very well in PL. I do them with Cheddar and a bit of Parmesan though rather than Caerphilly. A milder one lie, that would be closer to the Polish taste though.