History / 81st Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising [72]


Legal Polish government was in London. As a sign of continuity, first democratically elected president (Walesa) took insignia from the last president-in-exile during his swearin-in, not from Jaruzelski.

Those who ruled in Warsaw were brought here on Soviet tanks and held power only as long as there were Soviet tanks backing them. No wonder that they power crumbled immidiately when it was apparent that Gorbachev won't bail them out.

News / Poland National Recovery Plan - KPO funding [40]


It is an alternative name of our current President
bankier.pl/wiadomosc/Karol-Nawrocki-jako-Tadeusz-Batyr-pozwany-przez-wdowe-po-Nikosiu-Poszlo-o-ksiazke-8942094.html

News / Poland National Recovery Plan - KPO funding [40]


Lech Wałęsa - resident of GDAŃSK since 1967
Aleksander Kwaśniewski - student at the University of GDAŃSK, wife Jolanta born and raised in GDAŃSK
Lech Kaczyński - long-time law lecturer at the University of GDAŃSK
Donald Tusk - born and raised in GDAŃSK
Tadeusz Batyr - born and raised in GDAŃSK

It turned out, we'd be better off if it had been handed over to the Germans.

History / Anniversary of Soviet Invasion [116]


How many tanks does Mexico have? Zero. Zip. Zilch. Nada.

News / Poland National Recovery Plan - KPO funding [40]

The money from the EU that go into so called "businessmen" is spent on new cars and motorboats. Why should i support EU when i didnt get even a penny from EU, but instead have to pay tax for these people?

Travel / About cars, electric and combustion in Poland. [162]

Car industry is failing because development for combustion cars has reached its course and profits have remained stagnant so they are going to push for electric cars so they have an excuse to reset the whole thing and create a new business model and thus restore their profits.

History / Anniversary of Soviet Invasion [116]


Good luck against those Red Chinese superintelligent hypersonic drones flying at 30x the speed of sound with a hundred nuclear tactical bomblets using swarm technology to evade anti-aircraft fire.

The battle for Mexico almost lasted five seconds in WW3.

News / Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland [495]


It's enough if he isn't worse. Just keeping Tusk and PO in check after Duda is gone will be adequate.

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But there is much more of it, (e.g. Izabela Piasecka from KO).
Therefore only Grzegorz Braun and the Confederation of the Polish Crown.

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

This war at least would eventually end. I doubted not for a moment that, if the war ended, the side of the angels would somehow come out victorious. Ukraine, if for no other reason than the fact that it stood opposed to Russian imperialism, is definitely the side of the angels.
The good guy always wins. It may seem as though evil is victorious at times, but in the end, evil will always fail and right will eventually prevail. Such a victory might take longer to be achieved than any of us will ever live to see, than any of us might even imagine; but, in the final analysis, there can be no other way.

History / Anniversary of Soviet Invasion [116]


US would be next, though.

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

There is at least one country that was ready to provide nuclear weapons back in 2022 and it was Zelensky who ultimately chicken out.

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

How many time has Poland suffered tremendously to defend its independence? You got to do what you got to do.

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


You do seem upset.

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


USA is needed because of nukes.

Very realistic that Poland develops our own nukes if we decide that Trump can't be trusted.

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


During 1937-1938 Polish Operation of NKVD, 110k of people, mostly Poles, were executed. 22k more at Katyn. Thousands more perished in camps and exiles.What about the hatred of Poles by Russian regime?

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


If Poland enters the war, we're driving tanks into Moscow in 2 weeks, it wouldn't be a static trench warfare like current conflict.

notesfrompoland.com/2025/08/01/poland-to-have-more-tanks-than-uk-germany-france-and-italy-combined-after-signing-new-k2-deal/

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


As a result of our wars with Ukraine and Soviet Russia we gained a small part of Ukraine while Soviets got most of it. Later Stalin used Ukrainian grain exports to kickstart industrial revolution in the Soviet Union. And soon Soviets became a power Poland could no longer match. Ukraine lost independence in 1920, we in 1939.

Poles rarely think ahead more than a few years. At least now we seem to have learned this art and we're trying to bolster our neighbour against Russia. Neutrality in this conflict would only hurt our vital interests. Russia without Ukraine is only a regional power. With Ukraine dependent/controlled/annexed Kremlin advances into the ranks of world powers.

History / Anniversary of Soviet Invasion [116]


Is this 500,000 rapes or 500,000 women? Would 1 woman would count as 1 or as 10 if raped 10 times? If soviet soldiers raped men, would they count as women? Are they added to this 500,000 cases?

History / 81st Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising [72]


And now they expect Polish sympathy? Russians, as Bobko stated in another thread, cannot understand Polish spite.

History / Anniversary of Soviet Invasion [116]


Even the glorious leader Joseph Stalin when Yugoslavians complained about Soviet rapes, replied that "he should understand it if a soldier who has crossed thousands of kilometres through blood and fire and death has fun with a woman or takes some trifle".

Why do you deny the glorious soviet soldiers their well deserved fun? Are you a westoid shill cuck?

History / 81st Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising [72]


For your information, they did enter after the Nazis finished their work.
And they were not polite enough to leave.
During the Warsaw Uprising, there was Russian inaction, but the killing was done by the Germans. In Katyn, Russians murdered our unarmed officers with their own hands.

News / Abortion still under control in Poland - part 2 [383]

This is why nobody likes you, Novi. Anyway, let the b!tch do whatever she wants with her body. As long as she isn´t married and bound to some poor guy that has a vested interest in the offspring, then what the hell.

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

What happened to you Novi?

You seem upset.

Did nigers hopped the wall of your gated community and steal your molded cheese?

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

I certainly hope so. Ukraine has a lot going for it: well educated population, mineral wealth, fertile soils. Proper governance, close integration with Western institutions and keeping Russian threat in check could change this country into a strong and prosperous democracy.

Poland have always wanted to pull Ukraine closer to the West and away from Russia. For reasons both romantic (Pilsudski's dream of an alliance/federation of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus as a recreation of the Commonwealth of Both Nations) and pragmatic (Russia deprived of Ukraine is merely a regional power, not a true empire). It may be considered self-serving, but at the same time Ukrainians would profit a lot from the deal, just as Poles profited from integration with the West.

Russia's aggression merely accelerated our efforts.

But we have to remember that it will also produce a number of costs. First, there is a question of actually pulling Ukraine into the EU - a process that will take 1-2 decades and force a number of concessions so that other countries allow it. And after Ukraine is in the EU, Warsaw's influence in Kyiv might actually weaken. Having achieved its strategic aim, Ukraine will have more prospects and close cooperation with Poland is not a given - of course it is possible, but only on the basis of common interests, not romantic "friendship of nations". Plus, we'll be competing for EU funds and Ukraine, still much poorer at the moment of EU accession, will probably receive a greater portion of these. Still, political profits for Poland from Western-aligned Ukraine surpass the financial costs.

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


When we left the communist era only around 7% of population had higher education, but the fertility rate was already 2,12/woman and in steady decline. 1989 was the last year of a replacement rate.

In 2021 23% of the population had higher education and fertility rate was 1,45/woman. However, we reached the bottom in 2003 already, with 1,26. Since then despite more and more people completing their studies, we're on a slight rise, mostly due to improved economic conditions and better infrastructure for having children (greater availability of nurseries & preschools).

UN projections for Poland are quite optimistic: 1,63 in 2050 and 1,73 in 2100. If we could add to it a steady stream of migration from selected countries, who knows, maybe we're going to make it until the end of the century!

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

Let's remember: joint Russia-Germany victory parade, Brest-Litovsk, 1939

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

Funniest thing about Algeria independence is that they immediately fled to France quickly after they got their independence.

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


Poor Russian dindu nuffin.
Well, if they wish to avoid hate, not invading your neighbours is the way to go.

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


There is such a thing called raison d'etat.

Polish raison d'etat is security from Russia (and to a lesser extent, from Germany). We are ready to ally with everyone who can provide this. And we'd be fools not to. That's why NATO is good for us.

Russian raison d'etat might be different. Although I do not believe confrontation with NATO and their allies (even semi-allies like Ukraine) actually serves their interests. But it is up to them to define. If they hope to achieve something by smashing their heads against the wall, let it be so. We'll just make sure the wall is solid enough and won't break.