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

Nothing. Belarus, just like Ukraine, should be kept independent as a buffer zone between Poland and Russia. Poland shouldn't care about its internal politics or the quality of the lives of its citizens. It's not our business.

Poland has a great opportunity to used former soviet republics to block each other's expansion in a continuous clinch. Of course in order to do that we need bolder politicians to be in charge.

News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]

"Denmark is the first country in Europe to say that refugees can be sent back to parts of Syria"

The "Independent" "journalist" is justifiably angered with them.

Don't those Danes know that the plan is that taking in "refugees" should be a one-way population swap?

independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/denmark-syrian-refugees-residency-permits-b1811466.html

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

@pawian, go to Russia and find out for yourself.

And be sure that would you say and do exactly the same stuff you would do in Poland. You know: discuss politics with common folks especially in public places, criticize local politicians and their decisions, speak Polish, drive a car with Polish plates, just relax and be yourself etc...

A personal experience is the best teacher :-)

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

@Miroslaw, sure and yet ordinary people have nothing to say in Russia that is ruled by an ex-KGB mafia. Not like they had anything to say ever before in the history of Russia...

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

And that's exactly why I refer to them as homo sovieticus

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


True, there are similarities between them. Ivan was unique in cruelty and total control of his country for his times, no other country in Europe had a tyrant of his magnitude at that time.

And he probably wouldn't feel out of place in the XX century Soviet Union. He was a favourite Tzar of J.Stalin and the only one that was allowed during the Stalinist era.

And I'm not saying that Russians didn't have that collective 'must obey and suffer' mentality before.

But there's also no denying the fact that Lenin and Stalin took it to the next level and mastered 'the art' of genocide and mass indoctrination with modern methods like no one before them.

Communists not only killed millions of them but also made spam out of the brains of most of the remaining population.

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


Those who lived and existed on those lands before being methodically replaced by homo sovietus in the last century.

A good test is to ask common folk in Russia what do they think about Lenin, Stalin, and the Soviet Union.

Those who answer that two of the greatest mass murderers in the history of humankind and a criminal organization they created called the USSR contributed to the greatness of their nation are homo sovietcus.

And those who see that for what they were are Russians.

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

The problem is that there's almost no Russians left.

A modern society of a Russian Federation doesn't have much in common with traditional Russians.

A standard citizen of a Russian Federation is an unreformed homo sovieticus ruled by a KGB officer and his clique.

News / Bitcoin Embassy Launches In Poland's Capital Warsaw [37]

Coinbase is going to be listed on the stock market tomorrow as the first crypto company. Bitcoin price is rising again to ATH.

Love / Are all Polish guys like this [48]


That was a poor choice of words. I meant you're vintage, not old ;-)

Love / Are all Polish guys like this [48]

@Paulina don't refuse those lockdown treats.


Yes, you're old we get it :-)

Love / Are all Polish guys like this [48]

This thread is becoming a new champion on PFs.

Which such an amount of support and advice Amelia and her prince charming will consume their relationship in no time :-)

Love / Are all Polish guys like this [48]

@pawian


What I meant was sending signals to initiate the action on the man's side. Not being 'womanhandled' by your future wife :-)

Love / Are all Polish guys like this [48]


Just make your move. Women know how to make a move without being obvious about it. And the guy will think that he picked you. Yes, most of us are such fools :-)

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News / Bitcoin Embassy Launches In Poland's Capital Warsaw [37]

@Cargo pants

Everyone's got a different tolerance for risk-taking and $50 000 is a very good profit on one coin.

Not only you can buy Tesla with Bitcoin but the company will also hold on to them and not convert them to fiat currency. This will elevate the price of bitcoin even further up.

I wanted to buy a Dodge Challenger Hellcat for my next car but now I'm also seriously considering a new Tesla S.

News / Germany After the EU and the Russian Scenario - future of the European Union and Poland [310]


At least we agree on something. I also hope that we can organize and remove leftist tyranny from Europe.

News / Bitcoin Embassy Launches In Poland's Capital Warsaw [37]

@Lenka, I've bought it for $9000 last year but I'm still not selling it yet. Just pulled out my initial investment and still expecting a new all-time high this year.

Anyway, if you think you missed the bitcoin train there are other altcoins, like Ether, with substantial market cap and growth potential. Just yesterday PayPal announced that it will be using the ethereum blockchain.

News / Bitcoin Embassy Launches In Poland's Capital Warsaw [37]

Found a post with early bitcoin adopters from 2014, heh.

Bitcoin back then fluctuated between $300-$800 and we all thought that was a lot. Right now it's on an all-time high $58.800 :-)

News / Germany After the EU and the Russian Scenario - future of the European Union and Poland [310]


Germany is the main sponsor of this socialist dystopia (well, a lot of their sponsorship is at the expense of euro-drained south European economies but nevertheless) so it's a dangerous move for the whole leftists EU project.

That's the second time a German constitutional court has positively surprised me. And let's not forget the anti-lockdown pressure* the Germans put on Merkel's lockdown policy lately.

In face of those facts, I'll have to readjust my mostly negative views about modern Germany.

theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/24/angela-merkel-reverses-plans-for-easter-covid-lockdown-in-germany

News / Germany After the EU and the Russian Scenario - future of the European Union and Poland [310]

"Germany's top court blocks approval of EU £640bn Covid fund - 'Violates the constitution'"

There's still some sanity in Germany. German constitutional court blocks a common EU debt and further federalization of Europe.

msn.com/en-gb/money/other/germanys-top-court-blocks-approval-of-eu-c2-a3640bn-covid-fund-e2-80-98violates-the-constitution/ar-BB1f4JVs?ocid=uxbndlbing

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]


Another bull...that is another unconfirmed 'fact' from @Strzelec35. It is widely known that the protestant countries burned witches en masse, not the Catholic ones.

For example, In Germany ~300 000 'witches' perished, and in the UK ~70 000 of them. Poland on the other hand was known as "the country without stakes," *

The simple truth is that Poles were always much more normal than Western Europeans.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Reformation_in_Poland

Travel / Are Polish people as unfriendly as Slovaks? [84]

Slovaks are very friendly, at least to Poles they are.

History / What makes you feel Polish? [167]

Being a stubborn individualist makes me feel Polish.

And the fact that I have childhood friends that I visit only once every few years and we still connect instantly like we saw each other last time just yesterday.

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]


Let's give him a chance to do so then. He is not a chancellor yet anyway.


No, we don't. I believe in Europe of independent nation-states connected together with a free trade agreement.

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]

He looks to me like a cheerful German version of Francois Hollande who was known for his lack of charisma. If they both share that same trace this may be good for Poland.

Some sources also claim that he is an EU federalist, which is terrible in any case.

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News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]


I've heard that in Germany he was nicknamed 'turkish Armin' because of his love for multikulti.

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]


Actually, I see the Franco-German duo more like a couple than twins.

Gerry pays for the upkeep and the expensive taste of his girlfriend Franny. And in return, loudmouth Franny says on public forums things that Gerry cannot say himself due to his troubled past.


That may be, but also a stern British opposition to the federalization of the EU was against "EU core" long-term plans for Europe. And also with its independent stance and special privileges (negotiated by the one and only Margaret Thatcher) within the EU Britain was setting a "bad example" for the rest of the members.

All I can say is that I'm happy for Britain that they left but that fact also leaves us with a much worse European union...

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]

America as a country has interests first and foremost, not personal sympathies and antipathies.

Both republicans and democrats were in favor of sanctions since 2019. And nothing has changed in the case of NS II.

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]

A can see a few things that Poland can do to strengthen its position:

#1 Putting an end to the Russo-German project of Nord Stream II. This is can't be done by Poland and the Baltic States alone since both Russia and Germany only listens to those who are stronger than them, which brings me to point no.2

#2 Poland should not allow the US to be pushed out from European politics (which is a Franco-German plan for the EU). Poland should become the hub for the interest of the United States in Europe but also make it clear that America would return the favor and back us up when necessary.

#3 Poland should ignore the threats coming from the overly socialist welfare states of the "old Europe" ("old" in more ways than one) and boost its economy by attracting FDI's with a tax system similar to that employed by the UK and Ireland. In the simple words of Bill Clinton: 'economy, stupid!'

News / New "Polish memorial" in Berlin [316]


Only when it suits German interests. When "smart diplomacy" fails the brute force prevails.

Like in the case of negotiations with China when Germany made a deal with Beijing without asking other EU countries for their permission or even for their opinion in such an important matter.

politico.eu/article/germanys-drive-for-eu-china-deal-draws-criticism-from-other-eu-countries/

In other words: "we are nice and agreeable as long as you dance to our tune. And if you don't we will still have it our way whether you want it or not. So don't be unreasonable".