History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]

Right Rich, Write like a zombie, with no feelings whatsoever, and necessarily short and to the point, in one-syllable sentences.:::)))

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


Calm down, Iron Head; in my post, I talk about many opinions; the one provided is one of many, none complementary.

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


After visiting Poland, my cousin's children were enthusiastic in expressing their opinions about Poland but asked about the taste of pizza. They all proclaimed it the worst pizza ever

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


Maf, Maf!!! Wery easy to protest and be disobedient when guarded by a demented, disoriented bunch of commie sympathizers, with no consequences
for the act of disobedience. The picture changes when assessing obedient, passive sheep, conditioned by the centuries-long oppressive, brutal rulers, where the act of disobedience equals death. I do not think you and I are equipped with the knowledge needed for survival.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


I don't see myself thanking you for wishing me a happy birthday. Thank you much for the nice gesture, even coming from a Slippery Jon::))

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


More from a slippery serpent. Class struggle and exploitation were not a part of the discussion. Don't forget, for the potential of being exploited, and any applicant would gladly give a left testicle for a chance of a job at Ford.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]



Now I reverse your statement and apply it to you. Do you see how it fits like a glove? Reread our entire discussion, look hard in the mirror, and there are your answers.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


Yeah, but to be legitimate, it needed wheels; the rest of your post I dismiss as a work of slippery serpent:::)))

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


I fail to understand Joun's logic. How in the world do copy and past changes anything. Truth is the truth, even copy-pasted. Or you should have to ask Jon's permission before posting, make sure that sources other than British are permitted. You should be commended for the effort and the job well done.


So what, Jon, what is the problem? Truth is the truth; who cares if it is pasted?

With tremendous help from the USA, you Brits have done a hell of a job and deserve gratitude and credit. Bask in the glory, at the same time, give the credit where it belongs.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


No Jon, The British, got the code and Enigma; they disrespectfully removed the original code breakers from the inner circles thinking they no longer needed them, in other words, dumped. That's when the Germans drop the "bomb" by changing Enigma. Brits tried their hardest but could not crack the improved Enigma and were forced to bring Polish mathematicians back. They broke the codes again. End of the story, the rest are just details

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


Americans did after they captured the German submarine, but that was after we broke the Enigma Code. Later improvements were significant but not nearly as important as original code braking.

Jon, you are not suggesting that the invention of a model T was possible without inventing the wheel?::))

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


No one is ignoring the work done at Bletchley. They should be proud of their work, but that comes after code-breaking by Polish mathematicians and Enigma delivery to the British intelligence. Jon, take all the credit you want but don't try to convince us that you were improving Enigma before we deliver it to you, knowing your arrogance, maybe before Enigma was invented

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


Jon, who is the one that says they did not receive the credit, but let me illustrate
my side of the discussion. First, you are not the filter or a dispenser of the glory. The credit exists on its own merit; the Poles don't need you to ration perverted, twisted, manipulative Enigma truth. We don't need the crumbs, and we own the whole loaf of bread. Breaking the Enigma code was a significant factor in winning the war.

Our contribution was enormous deserving the "Amazon" of credit, not the rivulet crumbs you assigned to us. The truth from British sources is not the truth at all it is the effort to minimize our and maximize your (Johnny come lately) part. You point to a pile of crumbs and calling it full credit is pathetic at best

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]

Heeee,Heeee. Heeeee. If you mean how they betrayed us, sold us down the drain, used us when we served their purpose, then discarded most of us like a dirty rag.

If you are talking about this collaboration, think before you call anybody an ignoramus; better yet, look in the mirror.

I do not call you ignorant, the dullest knife in the drawer, brainless nincompoop, a man with the limited intelligence, but I won't, because you suffer enough, a joke, stumbling around with no apparent purpose or steady set of beliefs I could speak your language, write a few pages about your shortcomings

But I won't; you are Polish after all, poisoned by British propaganda, but Polish nevertheless. If you plan on talking to me, use civilized language, or wait for the return of your equal, Szczelec

Now that's a bald-faced lie; next, you outdo your unfathomable assessment and come up with another doozie and inform me that the British love us back, with passion. By the way, I was not going to go the bragging pat, but you asked for it. The history of my brothers is written in blood, from Syberia to Monte Cassino, to the British Isles, so please don't start with your uncles, who are probably honorable men. Read The Monte Cassino, by M.Wankowicz on eyewitness, not someone writing from a hotel room or you and Jon relying on manipulations. Then, perhaps in the best interest of both of us, ignore me if you can't act like a civilized man.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


Come on, Milo, Ask your dad how well he was treated. My relatives were treated poorly. Please read Monte Casino by M. Wankowicz, and then you might understand why Brits, according to slippery Jon, did not need a big military, just many buffoons with the swagger sticks. They were not there to bleed or die, Gurkas, Shiks Poles were for bleeding, and tricksters were for glory. I am sure you are familiar with "The Bridge too Far."Do you know that Poland's casualty, in one city, was greater than in Great Britain, all forces combined?


Jon, you expect me to trust British sources?

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


You are right, Jon. I don't want to know the British version; I deal in truth. Stop that quivering lip of yours; you remind me of a Pack-man.


Yeah, sure, Jon


If one accepts your superior British logic, one must accept the "fact" that in order brake the Enigma code, one must reside in Britain, the center of the universe

Heee, you are slippery even for a serpent.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]

[quote=Miloslaw]This whole project worked because of Anglo Polish collaboration.

Milo, why do you jump in, both feet, and spew the half-truths? This whole project, the collaboration worked like magic for the Brits. Polish counterintelligence

broke the code and gave the Enigma to Brits, and all they have done was dismiss the true code breakers and take credit for themselves. In the meantime, the Germans changed the code. Enigma did not work any longer. Brits wherein the panic mode. They tried and tried again, to no avail. After controlling the quivering upper lip, they bagged, dismissed Polish mathematicians to comeback, and solve the problem, Which they did, only to be ignored again by the oiled.,sneaky serpents, the credit grabbers.

Off-Topic / Why do people here fight so much? [128]


Jon, Jon, your upper lip is quivering::))

Off-Topic / Best posters [886]


Amen and God bless.[quote=johnny reb]Keep praying about it joun, and with the Lords help you can overcome it.

The age will do it, with the help of the Lord;;;)))

Off-Topic / Best posters [886]


Amen and God bless.

News / The ruling party in Poland tries to take American owned TV news station off the air [528]


You are talking to an individual who was placed in the devil's nest instead of the nursery after birth. The language of Eastern Frontier had a peculiar name for devil's nest, czortapolog Heeee. You see, his answers are prickly and with a sense of superiority

News / Famous Polish writer prosecuted for free speech [71]


Like I stated in my pointless contribution, nothing will ever penetrate, impenetrable IRON CZACHA.

News / Famous Polish writer prosecuted for free speech [71]


You are better than nitpicking, Maf. I suspect you know exactly what I am talking about, but you are entitled to any interpretation you wish

News / Famous Polish writer prosecuted for free speech [71]


He is trying to tell you, not the prosecutor. Instead of using a pinball hammer, Polonius try a sledgehammer; maybe, just maybe, you can penetrate his impenetrable CZACHA

Genealogy / Do I have any Polish physical traits? [48]


Not really, but I see you prescribe to the old British belief that long, horse face is a sure sign of intelligence, no different than Japanese believing small feet and little pimple for a nose are the signs of beauty, or certain Asian /African tribes with necks starched to a breaking point, or earlobes touching their shoulders, or more recently in Brezhnev's Soviet Union, bushy eyebrows promoted as a sign of manliness, You the rotten propagandist, added derogatory meaning to the shape of a human head

You are proving nothing. To satisfy your appetite for flatheads, I recommend pictures of the world's champion boxer, Tyson Fury, British to the bone.

Following your logic, Riches accurate description and the content of your posts, you, like a mangled turd, have got no head at all

Genealogy / Do I have any Polish physical traits? [48]


Flatheads? Slightly better than English horse face, don't you think? Commenting on an idiotic post by Jon leads to enlightening exchange,
very adult behavior.

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]

Then you must be a cat lover extraordinaire::))

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]


Let us not argue your lack of imagination; you are forgiven. Should I forgive your hypocrisy at the same time? Yeah, hypocrisy, think, minutes ago you preaching that Midnight should have a Polish sounding name, while previously you called her Diego, which sound Polish, like a cowboy "Sasza z ruskiej prerii"

Anyway, take good care of my kitty (Black Diamond), and tell her I love her, always::))

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]

Who the hell give you the right to rename my favorite kitty? First, you seek consul, who is me, Diego's protector from the very beginning. Now you are hurting poor kitty again, giving her such a common name. So as almost the rightful owner, I rename her Midnight or, better yet, Black Peral. Yeah, that's the dignified name; I approve.

Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation [1756]

Shotgun.