History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


Laugh all you want. 99%+ of Ukrainian dead are military.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


I apologize. Somehow, miraculously, you managed to perceive this clusterf*ck exactly for what it was. So... besides Novichok, I was definitely reading this thing correctly all this time, without any excessive bloodthirst.


They exist, in as much as the glass of whisky on my table exists. But in a wider sense, they do not exist at all - this is true - because they are us. Final motion in this dance - because they are us, we will never hurt them like you hurt the Jews, Russians, Poles, Gypsies under your occupation. I love Ukraine in a way, that a Pole who hosted a Ukrainian family for 15 months cannot even approach. This is exactly the reason why you should abstract away from this issue ASAP.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]

Not true. If you read all my posts from 02/24/2022 to now, you will see nobody on this forum was more committed to avoiding harm to Ukrainians - stupid, miserable people that they are.

Life / Are Polish Women very promiscuous towards foreigners and refugees? [197]


You started well enough, but ended as usual.

Your comments say more about how you like to spend your free time, than how many of our women are prostitutes.

Travel / What can Poland do to attract more tourists? Llamas farm? [71]

If you are happy with Swedes and Anglos using Poland as some cheap replacement for Amsterdam - that is your right.

This August, I am taking a group of friends to Kyrgyzstan. We will spend only one day upon arrival, and one day upon departure in the capital city of Bishkek. The other ten days we will spend in the mountains - living in yurts, hunting, fishing, riding horses, and grilling delicious steaks. Guess how much the trip cost for a group of 7 people not including me? $32K.

$32K, because rented Nissan Patrol with driver, horses, yurts, satellite Internet, hot water, generator, etc. I don't need any of these things when I camp, but my friends of course appreciate it. You telling me that's not money? Eco-tourism can bring big bucks if done right. Just ask Nepal, or Iceland.

Life / Are Polish Women very promiscuous towards foreigners and refugees? [197]

@Lyzko

For once I agree with you. Anecdotal claims, should not require "sources". In this sense Lyzko deserves as much latitude as others.

I don't think Paulina is saying you are lying, but merely that you are forming general opinions based on an infinitesimally small sample set of talking to "Polish dissidents".

Every "dissident" I met in my life in NY was a miserable excuse for a human being, consumed by hatred for their country of birth. It's not surprising that to them, all the women back home are wh0res.

Paulina asked you what do you think the percentage was, e.g. 90%, 50%, 5% etc. In truth, the true percentage of prostitutes amongst our female population was probably lower than 0.005%. Enough certainly for foreigners to notice, since one prostitute can serve many hundreds of men, but still a vanishingly small number of our women. Add to this that it was over a very short period of time, and then it ended. Naturally nobody is proud about this period of poverty. This is why what you are saying is so offensive.

It's like me telling you that from the observations of Nazi officers at Majdanek and Treblinka, Jewish women were more likely than others to offer sex in exchange for monetary gifts. True? Yes. Takes into account context? No.

Travel / What can Poland do to attract more tourists? Llamas farm? [71]

If Poland wants to attract a lot more people, it should focus heavier on eco stuff. People that are interested in Eastern Europe culturally, would probably rather go to Prague or Budapest - I don't know, just my opinion.

But if you advertise - "visit's Europe's oldest undisturbed forest" - that's something! When I tell my friends who know nothing about Poland that is a beautiful country in terms of its natural riches everyone is surprised. Everyone has some smokestacks and dilapidated industry in their mind.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]

I have to say, this thread has made me quite uncomfortable in the end.

It's already strange enough to read Korvinus write he has a small itch to help the Russians, after reading Pawian's post. Stranger still, to see Ironside and Paulina be uncomfortable about the writings of that idiot apologist. Strange, because this is my job.

The strangest thing, and which makes me feel slightly nauseous, is that I am finding myself defending Poles. I think I need to take a break - Pawian finally found how to deactivate me.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


Insufferable asses.

It's like... either you exist or you don't. When it is convenient to them, they were born in 1991 - virgin and unsullied. Then, when something else comes up, they are as ancient as Methuselah.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


Clearly you do not, if you cannot tell a Rusyn apart from a Ukrainian.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


Not really. I read the article, the guy is a complete cretin. The very opening sentences are idiotic:

July 11 marked the 80th anniversary of the Volhynia massacre, when Ukrainian nationalists fighting for their own state slaughtered nearly 100,000 Poles in a matter of days. People were killed with axes, their entrails and eyes gouged out. Children were thrown against walls, and pregnant women were pierced with bayonets.

"Ukrainian nationalists fighting for their own state" lol! Jesus Christ. Maybe nationalism really is a terrible ideology.

This was of course on another level, as you pointed out:

Nijakowski writes, "Spectacular torture, rape, and other atrocities have a rational purpose - they cause panic, which accelerates the exodus of the population."

This kind of acrobatics I don't think I've witnessed before. As Velund and I have been telling you since Feb. 24th last year - step aside and let us smash these b!tches.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


No, I'm afraid this curious fruit is one of yours.

Sławomir Sierakowski, founder of the Krytyka Polityczna movement, is a senior fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]

It turns out this article was written by a Pole. What is wrong with you people. Goddamn.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


Oh wow, that's a big newspaper. The title of the article alone is quite juicy: Poland's destructive grievance politics

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]

@Ironside

Yes?


Why they should call themselves the stupid name of "Ukrainians", when they already have a perfectly good name.

It was Pawian who started this, by saying Poland must apologize to Ukrainians, for taking Ruthenian lands. I wanted to show that there is zero relation between "Ruthenia" and "Ukraine", no matter how much Kiev wishes it.

Language / Terms of endearment in Polish [222]


Ah but it is still a little sh!t, no? It is not a big sh!t. Still it is endearing.

Travel / What can Poland do to attract more tourists? Llamas farm? [71]

Llamas farm is a good idea. A very good idea, if I may say so.

How about an international advertising campaign on channels such as CNN and the BBC, under the title: "Visit Polish Concentration Camps".

For many years Poland has vainly fought against the use of the term "Polish Concentration Camps" in ignorant Western press, and yet the term persists. Why not turn this situation to your advantage and make use of the established brand recognition?

You are welcome.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


I didn't say that. However, even an idiot can see that "Rusyn" and "Russian" share the same root, and that is what I meant when I said there are essentially two "Russias" bordering Ukraine.

You are wrong to call all Polish Rusyns Lemkos. Only some part of them are Lemkos. Some still simply call themselves Rusyns, while others may call themselves Hutsuls or Boykos. It's just a subdivision of Rusyns. I suspect the majority of Rusyns in Poland simply call themselves Poles, since after they adopted Catholicism there really is not much difference between them.

When Rusyns from the Carpathian oblasts travel to Kiev, they tell their family, "I am going to Ukraine". Ukrainians don't understand their dialect - to the point that it is a recurring joke on evening television programs. The typical Rusyn response to who they are is:

"For Galicians (inhabitants of Lvovsk, Ternopol, and Ivano-Frankovsk Oblasts) - we are Hungarians. For Hungarians we are Russians. For Russians we are Banderites. We are, in fact, none of these."


Well it is true - you ape! Open Wikipedia and see for yourself.


Ukraina - means borderland. Look at the etymology in any dictionary.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


What am I supposed to do about that?

Rusyns hate Ukrainians, who try to Ukrainize them for the last century or so. For Ukrainians, the existence of Rusyns complicates the story of their ethnogenesis. It would be much simpler to pretend that they don't exist.

As I already mentioned, Rusyn's call their language "Ruski Jazik", and the adjective they used to describe themselves is "Rus'kiye". They are kind of a fossilized proof that Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Russians all come from one people.

Don't you think it is strange that to the west of Ukraine there are a people called essentially "Russians", as well as to the East of them, while their own country is named "Borderland"? Neither does this make sense to Rusyns, and why they are reluctant to change their name to "Borderlanders".

History / Poles should apologise to Slovaks first [7]


I'm particularly excited for the Swedish thread! There's quite a lot the Poles have to apologize for there.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


I excuse you for not being aware of this, but the modern peoples who call themselves Rusyns are largely pro-Russian, and anti-Ukrainian. Go figure. They also call their language "Ruski Jazik". Also, very strange.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]


I have to admit, I feel fully inadequate now. There's no point for me to carry on.

Pawian has just admitted that Poland cruelly oppressed good Russian people, tried to Polonize them in the process - creating the ugly Ukrainian mutation, and did this not just over the centuries, but as recently as the 1920s. This is all I ever wanted to say on this forum. God bless you Pawian!

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [337]

@pawian

I am shocked, and at a loss for words...

News / Despicable Ukrainian lies [144]


I don't like this false equivalency. Businessmen are businessmen, and will do what they can to earn a profit so long as it is not expressly illegal. It is the job of regulators and lawmakers to police the playground. Relying on a businessman's morals or geopolitical outlook, to prevent resale of Ukrainian grain inside Poland seems to me to be very stupid.

Make it illegal, then deal with the remaining trouble makers. In fact, this is more or less what was done.

News / Despicable Ukrainian lies [144]


This really was perplexing, and is something Putin certainly did not properly account for.

The Ukrainians have always considered themselves as center of the universe, as many smaller countries often mistakenly do. Try reading some of their leading newspapers with Google Translate, and see for yourself the hilarious headlines.

The fact that Trump was impeached on their behalf, and Biden as VP meddled to such an extent that he approved the appointment of the replacement to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine - has truly convinced them that Ukraine must be a topic of intense daily discussion in the United States. Add to this the fact that they had the third largest nuclear arsenal, which they think they would have still had if not for US pressure, and the psychological portrait becomes more sharp.

As Russians, we have bullied them mercilessly over their megalomania - for as long as I can recall - but are now left scratching our heads when we see how Ukraine can make the West dance to every note they play.

How on Earth did these fruitcakes manage to convince countries like the US that "we are dying for yours and our freedom", or "we are the shield of democracy, and the tip of the spear of freedom"?

News / Despicable Ukrainian lies [144]


Yes.


Hehehehe.

News / Despicable Ukrainian lies [144]

Why... what a lovely discussion is happening here! If it's alright, I would like to add some updates re: further developments.

Ukraine's Vice-Premier for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration (yes, a real title), Olga Stefanishina, addressed the issue at a press conference today.

Some things she said:

"Polish officials say that European borders will also be closed to Ukrainian grain. Democracy is when the government acts as an executive branch, and not as an election headquarters."

Ouch!

She also added this gem:

Stefanyshina called on European partners to work together to ensure global food security and Ukraine's "economic survival", which means unimpeded Ukrainian exports to the EU.

"There should also be a compensation mechanism for Ukrainian farmers who continue to work in the fields despite the risk to their lives," she added.

Silly Kania... haha! Worried about protecting Polish farmers, when he should be worried about compensating Ukrainian farmers. By the way, many of the comments from Ukrainians under articles on this subject run along the lines of:

"If Polish farmers need protection from Ukrainian farmers that plow mined fields, maybe something is wrong with Polish farmers."

Source: pravda.com.ua/rus/news/2023/07/20/7412156/

Language / Terms of endearment in Polish [222]

Bobek might be a good nickname. Poles here call me that all the time.

Off-Topic / Benefits to Poland of being annexed by Russia [17]


So far, it's been the Poles that have really excelled at hating - with the Russians far behind.

If Poland annexed Russia, I'm sure it would be no picnic for Russians.

If Russia annexes Poland, it'll be great fun for a short while, but then things will move on and Poles will be left alone.

Yes - Russians would definitely experience a worse fate at the hands of conquering Poles, then Poles would at the hands of conquering Russians. I think this is a good indicator of where the hate balance lies.

Life / Are Polish Women very promiscuous towards foreigners and refugees? [197]


You are either a master troll or completely delusional.

Back to the subject of the thread please