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Poland's post-election political scene [4080]
are you aware that just throwing money into a system doesn't necesarilly make it better in the short run
Still, the Finns got it right - they conducted thorough non-partisan research into education, then threw money at the entire system from top to bottom.
As for the money from the state, we all know that we're going to see endless media reports of how people are spending the money on vodka, golf fees and gym memberships. Even ordinary PiS members have been very open about how it's desperately unfair that wealthy people will also be gaining and yet there won't be any controls on what the money is spent on.
A gift for Russia who just love the instability the Kaczynski gang have caused.
It's a huge gift for Russia. They had a minor foothold into the EU with Orban, but to have Poland pushing away so hard from European norms is a huge gift to him. He knows fine well that an isolated Poland is a weak Poland.
You are a far left foreign homosexual.
Greggy, I wasn't aware that you also thought about gay sex constantly.
Don't be silly. They got in due to a low turnout with only 18% of voters falling for their lies and hysteria.
Exactly. If that guy from Razem hadn't pulled off the debate performance of a lifetime, ZL would have taken 10% and PiS would have been left to form a very messy coalition with Kukiz.
Nobody here is optimistic in any sense about this awful regime - every step they take is damaging the economy, restricting freedoms, damaging the country's international reputation.
They don't care, as long as they get TKM.