News / Poland's PiS party members and crime [346]


Compared to the scams and irregularities (gambling scandal, OLT/AmberGold, eavesdropping affair - over 500 can be seen here: blogpress.pl/node/7889) the Tusk gang have masterminded, most anything else is a splinter by comparison.

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]


CHORZEWSKI: toponymic nickname from places such as Chorzów and Chorzowice.
Not a Gypsy name per se but may have been used by Gypsies like most any other Polish surname.

News / Poland's PiS party members and crime [346]


Everyone has noticed. The Platfusy are well known for seeing a splinter in their adversary's eye to divert attention from the beam in their own. Poland will have to put up with this hogwash for another two months or so, until the Platformer olboy clique gets swept away into the dustbin of history.

And good riddance!

News / Poland's PiS party members and crime [346]


The consummate poser and pretender who tried to pull the wool over people's eyes. With you he seems to have succeeded!

News / Poland's PiS party members and crime [346]


What do you expect from Dubieneicki? - he comes form a PZPR/SLD family so crime is par for the course in those circles. Poor Marta really made a bad choice when she hooked up with that crudball. One would have to be pretty low to steal fom the blind and cripples! Dubieniecki would fit nicely into the PO scam party.

Language / Short Polish<->English translations [1049]


There are all kinds of family-specific customs, quirks, nicknaming styles, in-jokes, etc. whose origin is often buried in the mists of time, so the best we can do is speculate..

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]


SIUDUT: possibly from siudy, Ruthenian influenced eastern Polish term ofr the bucket yoke carried when bringing water from a well or stream. Indigenous Polish is sądy (but nothing to do with law courts). For more information please contact: polonius3@gazeta.pl

Language / Short Polish<->English translations [1049]


Jadźka would be roughly pronounced YAHTCH-ka.

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


If you've got an obsession about "brightening things us" then be aware of the fact that nothing brightesn up freshly fallen snow like a fresh load of puke! Quite an apt analogy in this particular case!

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


Seems some people's sense of aethetics is as deep in the same gutter as their morality!

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


tacky, trashy, tawdry and out of character...like a fish & chips take-away in front of Westminster Abbey! But... À chacun son goût!

Language / Short Polish<->English translations [1049]


Jaśka would be a pet name for Jania or Janina, a girl's name. English equivalent would be something like Janie.

Genealogy / Last Name Information - Lewandowski [16]


Try contacting the Polish Red Cross Tracing Service: tracing.service@pck.org.pl;
tel. 48 22 628 4348.

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]

Kaczkiello, Kaczkiełło and Kaczkieło are currently used in Poland. They appear to be Polonised versions of a Lithuanian surname.
For instance, the Grand Duke of Lithuania was named Jogaila but in Polish it became Jagiełło.
The Lithuanian version might be something like Kaèkaila, because the diagraph "cz" is not used in that language. In a Polish name the syllable "kaczk-" would suggest kaczka (duck), but the Lithuanian word for duck is different.

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]


MOJZER: it is one of many typically Jewish surnames derived from Mojżesz (Moses). At present only 1 person in Poland signs himself/herself Mojzer and lives in the SE town of Krosno.

The Moizer spelling would probably be used in (English-speaking, Francophone, Hispanic, etc.) countries where the "j" does not have a consonant "y" sound.

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]

GRABARZ: occupational nick = grave-digger

B£ASZCZYK: patronymic nick "son of Błażej" (Blaise).

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


No, I'd like you to do it. Yet another Polish adventure for a non-Polish-speaking Brit.

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


As you know the eyesore is on a grassy "island" at the centre of a round-about, adn there is no normal pedestrian traffic there. To get to it one has to cross an often busy road. So cross that road, enter the grassy "island", look both ways suspiciouslly, and then walk up to and touch or pat or stroke the rainbow. And be sure to report back!

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


The dog thing has been cleared up but your tendency to be obsessive has not. While you're at it, maybe check if the dogs have been microchipped according to EU standards and whether they attend Sunday mass regularly or are simply cafeteria Catholics. LOL!

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


Here's a video of interest:



Since some claim there are no police there, these must be Putin's little green men disguised as Polish policemen.
Anyone know whether Gronkowiec has bankrolled the 6 successive renovations of that dingy rainbow eyesore out of her own pocket or used taxpayer money?

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


A simple experiment: Just try approaching the rainbow carrying a shopping bag and try to touch it. You may see no iniformed police there but just see what happens and report back to us here on PF, OK?

Genealogy / Polish Romani (gypsy) surnames [64]


JARENTOWSKI: root-word Jeremiasz = (the prophet) Jeremiah; probably originated as a toponymic nick from Jarantów nad Jarantowice in Wielkopolska.
The word-formation process is purely Polish, but a Gypsy from there might conceivably be called Jarantowski or Jarentowski.

News / Let's protest censorship in Poland's mainstream media! [90]

[Moved from]: PiS to create Poland's national media after election

wyborcza.pl/1,75478,18532289,narodowa-telewizja-polska.html#TRNajCzytSST

GW is reporting that PiS after winning the election plan to thoroughly revamp the broadcasting authority. A new staff will be emplaced and work is already under way on a draft law reforming the hitherto structure. The media are to be not public, but national.

My comment: Probably they will be patterned on the Beeb (no adverts) which has long been a goal to which public television and radio in different counrties have aspired.

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]

A long shot. There is a surname Jantosz which comes from the srust name Antoni (in some peasant dialects a "J" was added to initial vowels so Adam & Eve came out sounding like Jadam i Jewa). The unmarried daughter of Jantosz would have been called Jantoszówna or Jantoszanka. That's the closest to Jantozonka I could find.

News / Degenerate "rainbow" eyesore to disappear from Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) in Warsaw [297]


If the detainee starts running away, your intelligent EU police dog just scratches its head and says: Well, I tried but he ran away! C'mon, get with it. A police dog will pursue and knock the fugitive to the ground. You can call it an attack or not -- that's just antics with semantics.

BTW didn't you see the photo of the policeman with policedog watching that ugly plastic rainbow? Scroll back if you missed it.


Some posters claim there have never been policemen or policedogs guarding the rainbow. Read on:

In Warsaw's Saviour Square stand the remains of something the gay community call "the rainbow". After being torched all the remaisn is the skeletal strcuture. Ta pile of scrap metal must, however, be very valuable because it is guarded by the police, and round-the-clock to boot.

And two two-man patrols ciruclate trying to locate in the passing crowd potential assailants who might want to level to the ground the skeleton defacing Saviour Square.

niezalezna.pl/48626-jakas-kpina-policja-przez-cala-dobe-pilnuje-zelastwa-ktore-bylo-tecza

News / Homosexual lobby steps up infiltration in Poland [110]


Hopefully the Duda-Szydlo administration will pass legislation consolidating that constitutional principle for all time. So even if, at some stage, leftist whackos get into power, they will not be able to change or that would require a 3/4 majority of both houses of parliament.

Merged: When will Poland be threatened by Western style homo extremism?

Poland is quite receptive to trends, fashions and crazes seeping over from the West. Does this inlcude the kind of attempts at homo hegemony over society seen in other countries. London has already closed down Catholic adoption agencies for not bowing to LGBTQ pressure. Here is another example:

UK government give faith schools an ultimatum: promote homosexuality or face closure

LONDON, - The British government's schools inspector has closed two Christian schools and threatened others in its zeal to enforce new guidelines to combat "extremism" and promote "British values" in religious schools that it sees as inherently "homophobic." Christian and Jewish school leaders are complaining of a string of such incidents in recent months. They say it is a case of the government using the threat of Islamic extremism as a pretext to impose a heavy-handed secularist and homosexualist agenda.

lifesitenews.com/news/uk-gvmt-to-faith-schools-promote-homosexuality-and-other-religions-or-face

News / Homosexual lobby steps up infiltration in Poland [110]

So on Monday homos were deranged perverts and after the vote starting Tuesday morning they're declarted normal. Wow they had all of 12 hours to do all the necessary research to substantiate their decison. The violent Stonewall riots and clashes between perverted crazies and police had nothing to do with the decision?!

Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]


There are at least two places in Poland called Czarna Góra -- in Małopolska (Kraków) region and Pomerania. There is also a locality called Czarna Gora in Bulgaria.

Re the other surname, the closest I could find was the village of Trzydnik in eastern Poland's Lublin region. But there are no derivative surnames in use in Poland. As noted earlier, the roots would be trzy (three) and (dzień (day).

The Polish surname Trojda is believed to come form the Low German trede (step).

News / Homosexual lobby steps up infiltration in Poland [110]


High STD rates are a fact of life. Some including hepatits are transmitted through nicks and cuts (which most everyone has at times), bodily fluids (eg sneezing, saliva, urine -- a drop on a toilet seat).

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Under activist pressure, threats and intimidation (violent demos, rioting) taking place outside the conference hall of the American Psychiatric Associaton, delegates felt pressured into removing homosexuality from the list of psychological disorders. The WHO soon followed suit. Details follow:

HOMOSEXUALITY DELCARED "NORMAL" BY A VOTE, NOT RESEARCH


behaviorismandmentalhealth

Food / Russia vs Poland Vodka war [76]


Basically vodka is neutral spirit diluted with water. Flavour differences come from the substance from which it was distilled (potatoes, grain, fruit, etc.) and obviously any added flavouring. Charcoal filtering removes the rough edges found in cheaper vodkas.