Life / Poetry and Poets of Poland [58]


They only think so. In fact, they only need sex but call it love to woe more women. Simple.


Much better than this primitive sex desire of males.


She, too . But I was thinking about another poetess who was even more special than Dickinson. And I found her: Anne Bradstreet, the poetess of 17th century, when female poets were looked down on.

News / Russian criticism of Poland - Soviet war memorial removal [332]


My level is only a nice counterbalance for your amassing love of Soviets. What is wrong with you?


Stop calling the name of Jesus in vain, it is a sin. Which commandment, do you know? :):):)

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]


He can`t protect his own ass from PIS Chairman`s anger.

History / I want Kawalers. [10]


I know how you feel. I sometimes feel like Kawaler Motyka, even though I operate a rotary tiller when necessary in difficult terrain.

Life / Specific Military to join? [13]

See you next time when you decide to join Polish Air Force. :):):)They will be using Raptors.....

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [945]


Maria Ponomarenko is a journalist of the RusNews online channel from Barnaul, the capital of Altai Krai in the Siberian part of Russia. She was sentenced in February this year. to six years in prison for a critical comment on social media about the bombing of a theater in Mariupol, Ukraine, by a Russian military plane. The sentence also provides for a five-year ban on journalistic activities.

Vladimir Rumyantsev, 61, a resident of Vologda, was sentenced to three years in prison in December 2022. The reason was his statements about the war in Ukraine in amateur radio broadcasts

Mikhail Simonov, a 62-year-old pensioner from Moscow, was sentenced to seven years in prison for his words of protest on social media after the bombing of a theater in Mariupol. "Russian pilots bomb children," Simonov wrote about the bombing of the building theater that served as a shelter for civilians. "We Russia have become godless. God forgive us!" - wrote Simonov. The verdict was passed in March this year.

Nikita Tushkanov, a 29-year-old history teacher from the Komi Republic in Russia, was sentenced to 5.5 years in a penitentiary colony for commenting on the internet about the damage to the Russian bridge to the annexed Crimea. Tushkanov called the explosion to which took place in the fall of 2022, a gift "for Putler's birthday". The term "Putler" - a combination of the names "Putin" and "Hitler" - became popular after Russia invaded Ukraine.

The Nemtsov Prize is awarded for courage in spreading ideas related to the pro-democratic views of the murdered Russian politician. One of the foundation's goals is to "include Russia and its citizens in the European agenda and promote European values." A year ago, the foundation awarded its prize to the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.

Bobko, when you come and say what those decent Russians said and got sentenced for, I will respect you. Right now I can only say tfu coz you are an imperialist putinist s...., you know what.

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]


Yes. They asked for 1000 and got double that. The situation is dire.

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


Stop provoking. Do you want me to visit you in your US thread and praise the greatest US president of all times? :):):):

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [945]

Niemcov Prizes for decent Russians who dared to express their disapproval of the putinist regime`s dirty war in Ukraine.
Boris Nemcov was a Russian anti putin opposition activist, assassinated in Moscow.
pap.pl/aktualnosci/news%2C1583906%2Claureatami-nagrody-niemcowa-zostali-rosjanie-skazani-na-wiezienie-za

This year's winners of the Boris Nemtsov Prize, awarded by the foundation named after him, are Russian citizens: Maksim Lypkań, Maria Ponomarienko, Vladimir Rumyantsev, Mikhail Simonov and Nikita Tushkanov. They were tried or sentenced to prison for critical comments about the invasion of Ukraine.

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She reminded that in Russia critical statements about the war against Ukraine are punishable by imprisonment. "Mass protest is always visible, individual protest is not noticed. Nevertheless, it exists" - said Zhanna Nemtsova, quoted by the independent Mediazona portal.

Of the five winners of the award, four people have been sentenced to prison terms, and one is awaiting a verdict, in trials concerning the so-called fake news (false information) about the activities of the Russian army. Laws allowing prison sentences for statements deemed false - that is, contrary to official propaganda - were introduced in Russia in 2022, shortly after the invasion of Ukraine.

History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]


Yes, I blame Soviets coz they were evil. The evil puppets of the Empire of Evil. In result, I reject commemorating Soviets in today`s Poland.

Can you blame me for being myself??? I am just a little pawn, a common Pole. :):):)

Life / Poetry and Poets of Poland [58]


There was one American poetess I vaguely remember learning about at uni times. Give me some time. :):)

But, why do you insist? Women don`t have to write love poetry to woe men. They don`t even have to open their mouths and speak at all and they still attract males.

News / Russian criticism of Poland - Soviet war memorial removal [332]


Because they consider Russia a good partner in dealing with issues they view as threats.
Enough.
We are wandering off the topic.

News / Russian criticism of Poland - Soviet war memorial removal [332]


Polish nationalists openly or secretly support Russia and Putin.

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


PiS knows how to corrupt parliament members aka "lawmakers" from other parties. They have practised it for years. PIS offers them and their families well paid positions in state companies. They are like leeches.

However, Konfa leaders solemnly vow they won`t be PiS partners. They openly claim there will be another election next year.

News / Russian criticism of Poland - Soviet war memorial removal [332]


Yes, because they were puppets of the Imperial Russia in the form of the USSR. The same puppets who invaded Poland together with Nazis in 1939. Fekk them all. Ha!!!


Fekk your fake grandpa and his toy tank. Ha!

History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]


You should know that the Soviet radio station in their Polish programs openly urged Warsawians to start a rising.

History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]


In peace time. During a war, such silly formalities are needless. :):):)

News / The Political Circus of Poland [309]


And be replaced with Mentzen or another Konfa leader??? :):): It is like fighting cholera with the bubonic plague..... :):):) Or from the frying pan straight into the fire..... :):):)

History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]


Welcoming didn`t exclude claiming. Sorry, but you are wrong. :):):)

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


If you mention Ukrainians, you should say prayers for the PIS gov. More and more articles suggest they have decided to start an antiUkrainian campaign to win the nationalist voters so that they won`t vote for Konfederacja.

The black scenario I feared is slowly taking shape. Those PiS criminals concocting their dirty schemes remind me of Nazis debating the Final Solution during a Wannsee conference 1942.

History / Life in communist Poland - personal relations [503]


As a 26 year old student, so it was easier for you. I am talking about the traumatic experiences as a child. In result of which, you acquired certain mental distortions.

History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]


A few hundred pieces of firearms had been sent to partisans in Eastern Poland just before the Rising.
Also, a few decades after the war, during a renovation of an old tenement house, workers ran into a hiding place where a lot of sub machine guns had been stored. Those guns weren`t used in the Rising.


Common insurgents did their duty - they fought for the motherland like lions. It was the top commanders who flunked the job.

News / Russian criticism of Poland - Soviet war memorial removal [332]


History of post war Szczecin
histmag.org/Jak-Stettin-stal-sie-Szczecinem-11384

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However, it soon turned out that the wave of rapes and the burning of the city is not the biggest problem of the Polish authorities. A few days after Borkowicz sent the letter, the Provisional Government ordered the evacuation of the Polish administration, which took place on May 17-19, 1945. The reason was the unsettled issue of the course of the western border - although the areas on the right bank of the Oder were supposed to belong to Poland, Szczecin, however, lay on both sides of this river. When the Polish authorities left the city, the German population began to return to Szczecin. From the six thousand Germans who lived in this city at the beginning of May, this number has grown to twenty-four thousand.

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News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]


What merceneries???


Toy soldier??

History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]


Not so fast with those butter knives.:)_:):) Germans weren`t able to suppress the Rising for 63 days. They compared fighting in Warsaw to Stalingrad coz they encountered such stubborn resistance.

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


Which has also ceased to be such. They had the biggest support in last elections in cities, not the countryside.

History / I want Kawalers. [10]


Because Kawalers is too mysterious a term to read anything on it. Still nobody knows what you mean exactly with those Kawalers.

History / 1920 Germany Lands in exchange for the Eastern Lands? [31]


Yes, because Poles are pessimists and Czechs are optimists by nature. Which is easy if you consume the biggest amount of beer per capita in the world..

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


Send a message to their leader, warning him of the dire consequences of such an alliance. :):):)

What is they know sth that we dont`???

History / Life in communist Poland - personal relations [503]


Ooops, I am sorry. That trauma you experienced with your parents still haunts you. It shows here quite well.