News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Ukraine? [44]


Ukrainian population in 2022, right before the Russian invasion, was 41.5 million. Today optimists say 32 million, realists say 24.


No. Ukrainians are simply not added to the Polish population statistics. They are considered war refugees who will go back to their country after the war is over (lol!).
The population of Gdańsk in 2022 was 486,000...

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludno%C5%9B%C4%87_Gda%C5%84ska

... well over 100,000 Ukrainians live in Gdańsk, some sources even estimate that every fourth inhabitant of our city is Ukrainian. What is the official population of Gdańsk these days? Wait for it... 488,000. :D Lies, great lies, statistics.


Tusk is history. In two years Kaczynski will come back (with Mentzen and Bosak as his sidekicks). It's going to be fun.

History / How much Poles trust to France? [130]


If Kaczynski is the groom, who is the German bride? :)

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Not those poor sods.

I meant those who care about Russia and can actually do something to stop the madness.


Order is an order. War is a sh*tty affair.

History / How much Poles trust to France? [130]

The French and the British are our best friends these days. This is not good. Not good at all.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Colour me unsurprised.

Once again I will ask this question: when will Russian patriots wake up and stop this madman?

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Ukraine? [44]


Poland's population, counting Ukrainians who are here to stay, is about 40 million. Ukraine's is about 24 million, and if they think those who have been living abroad for the past three years will come back after the war is over, they have to think again.

Study / A medical school called UPS in Poland? [7]


Pomorskie is my home turf and education my field.

Study / A medical school called UPS in Poland? [7]


Not 25 years ago. They got the university status (and the name) only two years ago. Before that it was AP (Akademia Pomorska) and even earlier a WSP (Wyższa Szkoła Pedagogiczna). They never had a proper medicine faculty there, only some related studies (nursing, physiotherapy, ratownictwo medyczne etc.).

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Ukraine? [44]


Erm... surely you're talking about yourself here. I wrote 9 posts in the last twenty-four hours, whilst you wrote 23. :)


The horror! You have to leave this horrible West ASAP. And don't forget to take all your family with you. You can't let them live in a country governed by those "lying mother fvckers".

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Ukraine? [44]


For the same reason I posted the Russia thread - discussion. That's what internet forums are for.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]

Anyways, look like there will be no strategic alliance or even any sort of normalisation of bilateral relations between Poland and Russia. My pan-Slavic heart bleeds but Russia is currently ruled by criminals who don't mind killing Slavic people.

The level of military production in Russia points clearly to the fact that they plan to continue the war not only against Ukraine but also against NATO. The putinist regime is preparing for a war against European NATO east flank, this much is certain. If patriotic forces in Russia don't raise and stop those madmen, we will have a war.

The most likely scenario is Chinese invasion of Taiwan coordinated with Russian invasion of NATO's eastern flank. We should hasten and intensify military preparations for the inevitable. Delay and indecision are a crime.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


1970s and 1980s were hardly "post-war", and we still had very decent birthrates back then.

The current civilisation (or I should rather say kurvilisation) of childless parasites, egoism and consumerism will affect the size of Polish population more than all the partitions, uprisings and world wars put together (and it won't take over 200 years either).


Are you calling the generation of our parents and grandparents inbreds? That's rather low even by your standards. :(

And no, I don't have German roots.

Right. There's a long drive ahead of me tomorrow. Good night, clueless people.

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Neither was saving 200,000 civilians from being systematically slaughtered. Sure. We understand.

That's why I said it would be strange to accuse an enemy of betrayal.


What about letting in thousands being sent to Poland by Germany? Asymmetric warfare too?

In the east we are at least trying to stop them. In the west - how many did the Border Guard sent back to Germany?


It may seem abstract at the moment but in the long run it is either that or a war. A proper, devastating war - one that would make the current fisticuffs in Ukraine look like kindergarten brawl.


Internal cohesion and ethnic uniformity are very valuable things for a country.

That it was a result of nazi genocide of Jews and Soviets shifting our borders? Surely you don't blame Poland for that?

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]

@Bobko

Also, under the horrible Soviet domination 1945-89, Polish population almost doubled (from 23 to 40 million) and overwhelming majority were Poles.

Poland, even if politically dependent on the SU, was ethnically, linguistically and culturally almost 100% Polish.

What happened to our internal ethnic cohesion and birth rates after we "regained freedom", everyone can see.


Well, I wouldn't say "betrayed" - you were simply an enemy: partitions, uprisings, Polish-Soviet war, Ribbentrop-Molotov, 17.09.1939, Katyn, eating popcorn while watching the slaughter of Warsaw. Enemies. It would be strange to accuse an enemy of betrayal.

However, you saved us from nazi genocide, and when we were Warsaw Pact allies (even if not entirely out of our own accord), you behaved rather decently.

And, not to forget, when we finally decided to go our own way, you withdrew your troops without a single shot (which wasn't, I suppose, the only option back then).

... and you will play one more important role in Polish history, before our glorious revival.

News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]


Me neither.

I am anti mass immigration.

News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]


Yes, we can see that. xD


Hate to break it to you, Alien, but if you are normally doing so much work that your company needs to hire 10 ciapatys when you go on vacation, then you are what in precise professional terms is called a murzyn.

News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]


That's exactly what's happening: ciapaty rape gangs in the UK, honour killings, muslims demanding sharia law, no go zones, surge in violent crimes.

You can take a thirdworlder out of the Third World but you can't take the Third World out of a thirdworlder.


There should be a rule to protect native cultures. Representatives of African, Muslim, Arab etc. cultures can emigrate only to other African, Muslim, Arab etc. cultures to preserve those valuable heritages.

We have to involve the UN in this. #saveworldcultures

Life / In need of good Polish jokes about Polish culture, people, etc [239]

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Nice. :)

We like Russian fairy tales, books, movies etc. because they touch the same strings in our souls. We are brothers, and all the quasi-nazi Korvinuses of this world can do nothing to change it.


I don't hate the West. It had its moments. The medieval Christianitas was the peak of human civilisation. Unfortunately, it has degenerated terribly. Is it beyond repair? Hopefully not... but it will require divine intervention.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]

@Bobko

Poles being racist towards Russians takes some very special mental gymnastics.

It probably took some acrobatics too for Croats to consider themselves Germanic during WW2 or for Ukrainians to think it's a good idea to serve in Waffen-SS and commit genocide on Poles.

Why some people choose the path of mental retardation without techically being intellectually handicapped? One of the mysteries of the universe.


I beg to differ. WW2 was one huge slaughter of Slavic people. Jews may have suffered the largest losses percentage-wise but it was Slavs who died in greatest numbers.


And why is anti-Catholicism the last acceptable bigotry? The so-called West is not a cuddly, fluffy teddy bear; if you scratch the shiny surface there is a lot of sh*t underneath. Polar opposite to Slavia, where underneath the rough surface you find pure gold.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Wrong again.

The baptism of Poland in 966 marks the beginning of Polish history (as a unified state) and Poles have every right to speak of their over a millenium long heritage in their lands.

Now stop annoying me, you son of a Brit.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


I leave it in the hands of God to choose the way the revival will happen.


How would that solve the problem of low birthrates?


What nonsense.

Archaeological sites like Kraków-Spadzista and Trzebnica show evidence of hunters-gatherers communities, and around 5500 BC agriculture arrived with the Linear Pottery culture from the Danube region.

Later we had Lusatian culture (c. 1300-500 BC): one of the most prominent prehistoric cultures in Poland, known for fortified settlements and urnfield burials; then Pomeranian culture, Przeworsk culture, and Oksywie culture followed in the Iron Age, often associated with early proto-Slavic, Celtic and Germanic influences.

Many centuries later there were some Germanic invaders here (Burgundians among them) but they moved further West and after their migrations, Slavic tribes began settling the region around the 6th century AD. Later, some of those Slavic tribes united under Mieszko, accepted baptism in the Western, Latin rite and created the first Polish state.

We have been here for over a 1000 years and that's what counts.

That some people would rather believe in UFOs, unpublished prophecies and Star-Trek-like future instead of God's providence is a sad sign of the confused times that we live in.

I, therefore, have a prophecy of my own for them:

Poland will be the focal point of the coming Great Christian Revival and the centre of reborn European Christianitas. White and red flags will be flying proudly between Bug and Odra and beyond for another 1000 years, long after ordinary people forget that United States, the EU or Russian Federation ever existed...

... and everything will once again be well in the universe (as a little bird told me).

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Neither.

Historical analogies can be useful but they are rarely precise.

For me, a black and brown, half-Muslim Poland doesn't make sense and I couldn't give two f*cks about such country, whether it is ruled by a narrow elite of "Poles", Eskimos or Martians.

My Poland is Slavic, Sarmat and Christian. Anything else is an abomination, as important and relevant to me as Papua New Guinea.

That's why I believe God will send us the revival, and Poland will be the spark that rekindles the fire of Christianitas in Europe again.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


We have as many kids as God in his wisdom decided to give us :)


:)

Do you know how many things have been pronounced ex cathedra (i.e. invoking papal infallibility) in the Church's history?

Apart from ex cathedra declarations there is also ordinary and universal magisterium that defines dogma and teaches the faithful, and it says being a mason is a grave sin.

Roma locuta, causa finita.


Easily learnt and spoken by anyone with an IQ of a bar stool. The only language the mastering of which by a non-native speaker is no proof of intelligence, only of exposure.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Hmm... so maybe we should sort those c*nts out first, before we jump at each other's throats at their order, no?

Lumpenproletariat of the world unite, and all that.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Oh, a lot of priests and bishops suffer in hell and many others will. Nihil novi.


It is also nothing new that many of those who consider themselves Catholics do not follow the Church's teachings.


Whether one uses British or American spelling is irrelevant. English language is too primitive and vulgar to worry about its regional spelling or grammar variations.


It is a strange question. If Mickiewicz and Potocki died as masons, in a state of grave sin, then they are indeed with Satan at the moment. Not sure about Korczak; he was Jewish so maybe he wasn't aware of masonry's inherent sinfulness.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Nothing grey about it. The Declaration on Masonic Associations by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith says clearly:

"The faithful who enroll in Masonic associations are in a state of grave sin and may not receive Holy Communion".


They are, therefore, in a state of grave sin and on the road to eternal perdition.


I agree with the reasons that the Church gives:

1. Relativism - Freemasonry promotes a religious relativism that conflicts with the Church's claim to possess the fullness of truth.

2. Secret rituals and oaths - Seen as incompatible with Christian truth and transparency.

3. Naturalism - Freemasonry often emphasizes human reason over divine revelation.

4. Historical opposition - Many Masonic lodges have historically opposed the Church and promoted secularism.

In other words, freemasonry is incompatible with Catholicism.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Wokism, genderism, abortion, euthanasia, cancel culture - take your family of 8 and solve any of those problems. Good luck.

News / Why should Poland consider pursuing a strategic alliance with Russia? [396]


Talking about things which are banned: being a Freemason is forbidden for Catholics.

The Catholic Church has consistently taught that membership in Freemasonry is incompatible with the Catholic faith, and for a good reason!