News / Dodgy PRL-holdover judiciary finally reformed [420]


Oh, no. They are being remembered by their names and their current positions.

If we would simply forget their past transgressions that would send a wrong message for the rest of the society. Crimes and treasons have to be punished by the state.

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]


I remember Soviets kept mentioning something like that...wasn't it in the 50's? :-P

America doesn't decline more or less than any other Western country eaten by a cancer of neo-marxism. At least they've found a temporary relief during Trump's presidency

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


"After Hitler's death, copyright of Mein Kampf passed to the state government of Bavaria, which refused to allow any copying or printing of the book in Germany. In 2016, following the expiration of the copyright held by the Bavarian state government"

Most likely because many Germans treated this publication as a self-help book :-P

News / Dodgy PRL-holdover judiciary finally reformed [420]


Pawian, let's be serious. The EU is a dog that barks a lot but cannot bite. The UE simply doesn't have any effective tools to deal with us. Especially with Poles being a top players who were trained in the most hardcore leagues in the past: Germanization league and Sovietization league. And survived both.

And they won't cut off any funds (like that's really a problem, but let's drop that for now) because 2/3 of each euro "donated" to Central Europe comes back to German economy anyway. You can say a lot about Germans but they know how to count money...


In free Poland, that is under the rule of National-Conservatists, all shady persons will be prosecuted for their transgressions. No matter from PO, PiS, SLD or the rest of the establishment. The way I see it some "liberal" politicians and some high court judges could be trialed for a high treason: collaborating with the EU beaurocrats against the interest of Poland. As simple as that.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


You're right but don't say "you". He is an Ossie, an East German, he or his family has nothing to do with the success of West German economy in the 50's and 60's. They are just milking Wessies for money since early 90's..

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]


In Weimares's simple mind modern Germany is some kind of global empire which it never was and will most likely never be in the future.

In a meantime Poland is building up the economy and its army at a decent steady pace. It is also worth noting that those forces are intended for the purpose of defence from mental Eastern and Western neighbours and not for aggression.

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]

@Ironside

Polish Air Force knows better what do they need or don't need. And there was only a question whether to buy more newest version F-16 block 72 or F-35 since Eurofighter is a dead bird. They are going to buy a mature F-35 block 4 version with an early development faults eliminated.

It's not true that the Americans don't want them since are planning to buy over 1700 of them and only under 200 F-22's.

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]



I guess it takes one to know one.

There's a piece of information about stealth aircrafts for you to think about: it doesn't mean that they are "invisible" but that they are much harder to detect - and from a much closer distance - than a regular jet fighters. Which gives the army who possess them an advantage on a modern battlefield.

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]

Only the strength is a guarantee of peace and weakness provokes the aggression.

Poland should become a country which would be completely unprofitable to attack due to a huge cost - financial cost, human life cost, political cost - of invasion.

Every PLN spend on military now will pay huge divident in the future in our difficult geographical and geopolitical position.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


Hitler and his minions weren't far-right, they were national-socialists. When it comes to the economical views they were on the left side of a political spectrum. Neighter they relied on a traditional values but rater wanted to create a "new men" just like Soviets did in the USSR.

Left leaning media and persons of influence have brainwashed over decades a public opinion into thinking that Nazi troglodytes were "far-right". They were just national-socialists with a racist twist as opposed to an international socialist from the USSR.

National-capitalists, Conservatists, Nativists are the real Right. A movements which combine a set of conservative values, natural law and personal freedoms including a financial one.

That's pretty far from young German troglodytes marching on the streets celebrating the birthday of Rudolf Hess* ;-)

*independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/neo-nazis-berlin-ruidolf-hess-a7901771.html

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]

I'm not going to discuss this stock of nonsense.

Also =>

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]

And the construction of Berlin-Brandenburg airport ;-)

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]


Allow me to take a word of a German parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces over yours:

"No submarines or large transport planes were available for deployment at the end of last year, the report says. At the end of the year six out of six submarines were not in use. At times, not one of the 14 Airbus A-400M could fly,"

"The condition of the military's fleet of fighter planes, tanks, helicopters and ships is described as "dramatically bad".

bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-43134896


Yes, West Germany was a member of nuclear-sharing project during cold war under strict supervision of the US army occupying the German state to this day. Bombs were on a lease from the US army. Doesn't sound so badass anymore?


Surely, even you cannot be so delusional.

BTW: This thread is about new aircrafts bought by Polish army so you can stop diverting from the subject.

Food / Which foods are generally disliked/unpopular in Poland? Which non-Polish foods are slowly gaining popularity? [180]

There are restaurants in Warsaw where you can listen to live piano music, Chopin mostly, while eating, drinking and digesting ;-)

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


Hate is too strong of a word. I share a historically, politically and culturally motivated deep distrust towards the state of Germany and its society. And I'm not isolated in this opinion.

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]

Those disproportions will diminish with time.

The economy of Poland is constantly growing at a pace which is 2-3 times faster than an averag anual growth of a German economy.

Poland spends over 2% of its GDP on army and a recent reforms has incresed this number to reach 2.5% by the year 2024 and 3% by the end of this decade. Combined power of fast GDP growth + increased % relocated to a military expedinture will put Polish army on a totally new level by the end of decade.

And also Poland can arm itself with all sorts of heavy weaponry in very large volumes. If Germany tried to do the same they would meet political opposition from other European countries, even their close political allies, due to obvious historical reasons.

Number don't lie. To put things into perspective...

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]

German army is in a state of decay and not an example for Poland*

*bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-43134896

Polish army doesn't care what good for bundeswehr since pretty soon you'll be behind us in military power. And you're far behind us when it comes to morale.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


That's an interesting theory, Crow, but I guess we can reach reset button ourselves ;-). It has already started.

Serbia relies too much on Russian "friendship". One could argue that you don't have much choice since the disintergration of Yugoslavia. Modern Serbia is being surrounded by hostile states and, unfortunately, is also rejected by most European countries.

In my opinion it started with Central European Initiative which was seen by Germany as a threat for their position in Central Europe. They've hit, using their soft power and political influence, the most unstable link to eliminate one of the vital members and to send a clear message to the rest of them.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_European_Initiative

They've tried to do the same with V4 and 3 Seas Innitiative but they're to weak for that now. And they also have to deal with ethnically homogenous countries.

If anything we could try to destabilize Germany using their 7-8 million strong Turkish minority.

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]


A top aircraft which even the US Army cannot afford to upkeep in decent numbers. That's why they've switched to F-35 themselves.

The only existing alternatives to F-35 are Chinese J-20 fighters since new Russian su57 are still being tested. And Russians also cannot afford a mass production of them either.

Since Poland already has F-16 with a stockpile of guided bombs and advanced cruise missiles like JASSM-ER it only makes sense to purchase a fighter which is already compatible with them such as F-35.


Those are not intended for an agression but for protection ie. air defense, combat air patrol and air policing.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


Thats's true. XIX century was a pinnacle of German culture. And since then we could only observed a downfall of it: WWI, nazism, WWII and now a widespread cultural marxism of Wessi Germans countered by rebirth of neo-nazism in the Ossieland. And you're one of sparkling examples of that phenomenon, Weimarer...

News / Modern F-35 bought by Poland. Good decision? [288]

Far from dead. It is the only mass produced and exported 5th generation jet fighter in the world.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


Here's your answer Torq: youtube.com/watch?v=kbvvvCMB_YI

G.Braun made a phone call to ABW during a live TV conference to inquire them about that subject.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


Same as Britain. That's a very healthy attitude. Konfederacja wants to introduce this type of politics in Poland. Multi-vector politics (with some exceptions for trusted allies like Hungary)

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


I speak for myself and for a group on Polish national-conservatists with who I cooperate on various internet projects.


And I'm very selective when picking new friends.

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


We could only use you as a tool but forget about fraternity between us.

History / Why are Poles/Poland disliked by Germans? [140]

Before you get too excited here google Franka Potente...

History / Why are Poles/Poland disliked by Germans? [140]


Because stereotypes are based on large numbers and not on exceptions :-)

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]

@Lyzko

And that's why I value his presence on PolishForums. He is a constant reminder of a point of view of German simpletons.

History / Why are Poles/Poland disliked by Germans? [140]

Well, Poles dislike Germans because we know them better than anyone else does.

Our dislike for Germans is not based on ignorance but quite the opposite: we just know them too well to truly like them :-)

News / Why is Poland so hostile against Germany? Do they realize how their reparations rubbish damages relations? [510]


Because your beloved state of Germany would punish you for speaking your mind freely.

That's the difference between Poland and Germany. In Poland there are certain cultural structures that keeps the society civilized despite of political circumstances. This was already put in test during partitions and communist times.

In Germany, however, the whole society could easily be shaped like a lump of clay by those who hold power.

Modern Germans, in my opinion, are not a fully cililized nation but a half-savages put in order by strict laws. Everything needs to be sanction by rules or else you wouldn't know how to behave properly.