Life / Why women's rights are not respected here in Poland? [160]


And most gynocentric regimes in the West back these women up to the hilt by making it all but if not outright illegal to do paternity tests. These mothers and their useful idiots in government and the courts see no problem with an innocent man being financially, physically, mentally and emotionally burdened in what is ultimately the woman's responsibility.

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Indeed, some of them not only admitted it but have even bragged about it.

'The first prime minister of modern Israel, David Ben-Gurion, once recalled his childhood among non-Jewish children in Poland: "Somebody would perhaps throw a stone, or start an argument, and very often it was the Jews who started first. We used to get the upper hand."' [Source: Kurzman, Dan. Ben-Gurion: Prophet of Fire. Simon and Schuster, New York, 1983, page 50.]

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Did you know that, Norman Salsitz describes growing up in a Jewish community in a Polish town and discovering that many Jews did not even know what the Polish flag looked like? [Source: Salsitz, Norman. [As Told to Richard Skolnick]. A Jewish Boyhood in Poland. Remembering Kolbuszowa. Syracuse University Press, 1992, page 73.]

Shame on them!!!

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Indeed, Tusk's report card came in two weeks ago, and, surprise, surprise, the PF POlaks have been stone-cold silent about it! :)

Most Poles negatively assess work of Tusk government after one year in power

Dec 13, 2024

"Polls conducted to mark one year since Prime Minister Donald Tusk took power have indicated that most Poles negatively assess the work of his government. Many feel their lives have become worse rather than better over that period, with women and young people particularly disappointed."

notesfrompoland.com/2024/12/13/most-poles-negatively-assess-work-of-tusk-government-after-one-year-in-power/

Amazing! :)


The camera never lies! :)

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Here's what really happened: The woman planned to kill her husband with overly salty soup to claim the widow's pension early, but her wise son, rejecting the socialist ideal that seeks to replace the father in the nuclear family with the state, fights back. After a violent struggle that sends them both crashing face-first into the family table her husband bought (of course), she realizes she can't risk alienating her son-after all, what's a widow's pension without a loyal son to preserve the very family unit she was trying to destroy? Who else is going to help her with handy work and extra income once her husband is out of the way? :)

Life / Mishmash facts about Poland and Poles [182]


Of course not; as kapos they infamously supervised all the forced labor, didn't they? :)

Life / All Things Christmassy in Poland [332]


Szczęśliwego Kwanzaa!



The holiday is governed by seven principles, known collectively as the Nguzo Saba, and a different principle is celebrated each day:

The Nguzo Saba is represented by a candleholder with seven candles called a kinara.

Today's principle is:

1. Umoja (Unity)

Meaning: To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation, and race.
Significance: Unity is the foundation of collective strength, helping people work together toward common goals and a shared vision.

How does your personal crusade to introduce Afrocentrism in Poland align with Umoja?

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"Chrismukkah" :)



Interfaith families find meaning in "Chrismukkah"

"I think for people who are Jewish, it can feel very threatening and it can feel like really giving in to the majority culture and losing what you are and that unique part of yourself."

npr.org/2024/12/23/nx-s1-5213701/interfaith-families-find-meaning-in-chrismukkah

NPR is a very leftist bullhorn, so don't worry about clicking the link. They are very much your kind of people. :)

And don't miss the audio for this story! To save you from your sudden and convenient ADHD, go to the 2-minute mark, where the female reporter (what else these days?) in a whispered voice laden with tension says, "For Jewish partners, bringing Christmas and Christianity into a home can be uncomfortable."

Oddly (well, not really), they left this part out of the text, but the whole story is very reminiscent of pre-war Poland, isn't it? Or perhaps not, since the Jews and Poles lived so apart from each other that only 1% ever intermarried. :)

Life / Mishmash facts about Poland and Poles [182]


Stop lying.

Your selective narrative ALWAYS EXCLUDES facts about their own agitation for even more autonomy in Poland by engaging in deliberate anti-social activities against the local Polish populations and authorities.

Their misbehavior in Poland set precedence. Indeed, the world saw it again in how Israelis knowingly carried out acts of aggression and violence to push the native Palestinian people off their ancestral lands in order to establish their own ethno-state on top of it. Fact!


So, when the going got tough, they got going - straight out of Poland! Thanks for admitting they were never good neighbors.

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Is that how the Zionists are regarded for willingly boarding planes, trains and automobiles out of Poland during and after WWII and the height of the PRL?

They too had a choice, didn't they? :)

Life / Mishmash facts about Poland and Poles [182]

History is written by the victors; in your case, by your beloved PRL.

Life / Mishmash facts about Poland and Poles [182]


PRL lies!


No source? Not true! :)

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LOL!

Typical. So typical that your responses are now boring.


An overly generalized and simplistic statement that makes sweeping and unfounded claims about the morality or behavior of an entire group.


Completely false and even ideologically contradictory.

After the German and Soviet invasions in 1939, the Polish government in exile had no control over events within Poland, and the Polish military, caught between the two invading powers, was overwhelmed and unprepared, with no specific order to refrain from fighting the Soviets.


Your preferred heroes were either trying to escape to the East to avoid capture, or they made the political decision-or exercised ethno-solidarity-by surrendering to or hoping to join their brethren in the Soviet forces.

As you already pointed out, it was a fatal miscalculation on their part.

Life / Mishmash facts about Poland and Poles [182]


LOL! Prove it! :)


if they were so intelligent then how did they get captured in the first place?


Thanks for what? Why didn't they succeed in defending Poland from Nazi and Soviet occupation?

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In other words, you either don't know or don't want to admit that they went out of their way to be overrepresented in the officer ranks! :)

Indeed, officer ranks are nearly always distanced from the hardships faced by non-commissioned officers and enlisted men, who are subjected to the brutal realities of war in ways officers (knowingly) can only observe.

Life / Mishmash facts about Poland and Poles [182]


Why weren't they non-commissioned officers or enlisted? If they were, how many of them were? :)

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There you go again!

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With over 26,000 posts (yikes, wasn't it 25,000 just last month?), the Baboon is desperately trying to convince everyone that Poles and Jews were socially and economically indistinguishable for centuries, even though the historical record shows a very different reality.

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Did you know that the European beaver (Castor fiber), a species native to Poland, was completely extirpated by 1945?

Source: lovepoland.org/portfolio-posts/european-beaver/

Did you know that World War II ended on September 2, 1945?

Do you know who didn't stay behind or return to Poland to put on a hardhat, grab a shovel, wrench, and hammer, and help their Polish neighbors rebuild?

Amazing! All these coincidences! :)

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There have been many notable recipients, including Helmut Kohl (former Chancellor of Germany), Jean Monnet (one of the founding fathers of the EU), and José Manuel Barroso (former President of the European Commission).

Could the fact that you don't know about this prize be a sign that it's reserved exclusively for Inner Party members of the EU? Is it considered thoughtcrime for Outer Party members and Proles to even be aware of it?

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Once again, you painted yourself into a corner. :)

The burden is on you to provide evidence or justification for your challenge not just demand more proof! :)

News / Will PiS be happy if AfD wins elections in Germany? [1303]


No. They need to strive so that one day Israel will be among the largest recipients of the Coudenhove-Kalergi Prize, celebrated for its unwavering commitment to diversity and democracy.

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [169]


That big box wasn't built by robots and drones. :)

Are you suggesting that Poland had plenty of labor from Ukraine, Belarus, and Vietnam to do all the building? That wasn't the case between 2007 and 2014. :)

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Why not? Israel and its stooge supporters always portray that place as a Western country and the only democracy in the universe.

The mantra from the controlled media and occupied governments all across the Western world was that to be Western and democratic meant being diverse. No exceptions.

As a result, most European countries have not only been expected but have also borne the burden of proving themselves by allowing anyone in for any reason, with no expectation of responsibility, let alone gratitude, from the 'new' Europeans.

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [169]


In other words, none of them came to help, but if they had, the welcoming would have occurred.

Indeed, it was a missed opportunity that could have been a great PR event too!

Imagine flights from Israel and around the world, with Jews disembarking and being handed hardhats, shovels, wrenches, and hammers by Polish bosses, then whisked away in busloads to the construction site to put in a full day of hard manual labor!

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Only because they know it is certain that the Muslims will shoot back.

But not all refugees are Muslim nor are they from countries neighboring your promised land.

Israel needs more diversity and must live up to its promise and its obligation to be the crossroads of the world.

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [169]


Are you claiming they did show up but were turned away? :)

Life / All Things Christmassy in Poland [332]


Yes, he does. I can't help but think he's been trawling the internet for days, feverishly searching for articles like the one he posted about the Pole living in Germany. And, sure enough, his search ended in hitting pay dirt! It's portrayed as a loss of culture and tradition, but since it's happening in a European country and involves a native tradition, you know he's relishing it.

Hanukkah starts on December 25th, so don't be surprised when he starts posting endless articles, gushing with sentimentality, celebrating how Jewish traditions are not just unchanging but thriving.


LOL!

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Israel should take in deported "refugees" especially with all that land they are illegally annexing in Gaza, The West Bank and Syria.

Sadly everyone knows they won't.

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Who did? The translators or the original fiction writers?


That's right! There are around 15 million Jews living today around the world, and 10 million of them are of working age. So why didn't any of them show up to work at the construction site? :)