History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


Because you have no reasonable arguments for your defence, darling. Poles were occupiers in Ukraine and you can`t deny it. And they were treated as occupiers by Ukrainians. But you reject it coz your nationalist pride blinds you
It will take decades to educate you and your lot. But I won`t give up.


oh la la. Don`t forget to take your antidepressants after this meltdown. hahahaha And make a shrink appointment for tomorrow. buhahahaha

News / Polish final report on Smoleńsk aircrash [870]


Exactly. Too little gain and too big a scandal if the Russian assassins were nailed down. It was still 2010 when Russia was on friendly terms with the West.

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]


Of course, but you need to contribute to it.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


So, your wife saw your red face, exhausted from violent vomit. You or her saw red, whoever. Still remains in the family. hahahaha


Hey, you are a sick apologist of Polish colonialism, with its cruel oppressors and murderers of Ukrainian people. Decent people and apes despise such creatures like you. Tfu!!!!

It is amaSSing your wife tolerates you in her bed. Does she cherish the same sick opinions as you?

Judging my Kania`s furious comment, I estimate that educating Poles/Polesses about their nasty colonial past in Ukraine will take decades. :(:(:(:( AmaSSing.

PS. I need some data for comparison. How long did it take the British to realise and condemn their colonial past??? The last major colony Brits lost was India in 1947. So, how many years since then???

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]


No, you don`t get it. Let me explain. The black cat who crosses your path communicates danger ahead. If you ignore the warning, you get into trouble.


And I treated it seriously and slowed down and that was my best decision within the last dozen years coz I avoided hitting a homeless bum who was standing in the middle of my lane, right next to a motionless car with headlights on. I was approaching the car and didn`t see the man. If I had driven at normal speed, I would have made a bloody pudding of him.
I had spotted the black cat a few hundred meters before when it was still daylight. I had a 45 minute stopover for a private lesson and resumed the journey back home when it was dark. It was a minor country road.

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]


Exactly. And good apes, too. People are amazed that their pets take to me instantly. They always tell me nobody rouses their pets` friendliness in such fashion.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


You are really a hopeless imbecile if you say it. No, it isn`t, ratso. I would never go down to your sewer level in my posts. Ha!!!

Now, watch out coz an important opinion will be quoted. When i suggested it before, Kania and Ironside saw red.

Interviewer: In these lands, conflicts have been constantly breaking out, with Poles falling victim: from the Khmelnytsky rebellion, through the bloody events of 1917 at Reźhuman, to the Volhynian massacre. Did the Poles bring this fate upon themselves?

Daniel Beauvois: To a large extent, unfortunately. The slave option eventually turned against them. In order to get out of the wild world of serfdom, there was no other way for the Ukrainians than to fight and murder their masters in a cruel way.

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]


It is good but can turn into bad if you ignore the black cat`s warning.

History / Where did Poles spend summer vacations in the PRL era? [63]

When on domestic holiday, my family used to travel two directions - southern Poland to the town of Rabka or Zakopane and northern Poland - the seaside with Kołobrzeg as the main destination.

Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]


And frogs. They taste like chicken.

News / Coronavirus in Poland - part 2 [599]

Happening that you allow Novi to make his errand przydupas of you as if he wasn`t able to talk to jon himself.

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]


Rat nature!

News / Coronavirus in Poland - part 2 [599]


And you happily act as Novi`s przydupas. AmaSSing! ):):)

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]

Yaaawn. Thanks for this call it a day reminder.

Just one last quote today:

Interviewer: I have friends from landed gentry families from those regions. They tell a completely different story: that there was mutual respect there, that their ancestor happily welcomed Orthodox Christians and Jews to his manor, who gave him effusive wishes on every holiday. Why the asymmetry in the relations?

Daniel Beauvois: First, memory is not history. Most often, it serves to ennoble a person. Second, the landowners, as good Catholics, wanted to convince themselves that they had a certain sentiment, appreciation, and human feelings for the people. But when we see how the peasants were really treated, it is a bit hard to believe. I have read a lot of landowners' memoirs. And there, everyone is convinced of their decency - there is no sense of guilt or doubt. Everyone believes wholeheartedly that they protected Polishness in the East, that they built the greatness of their nation.

History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


Darling, save your infantile whining for your partner when you make sure she is disloyal to you but she still denies it. hahahaha

News / Polish final report on Smoleńsk aircrash [870]

In 2011 I started the thread about an air crash which killed 96 Polish citizens including the President of Poland. Rightist liars and manipulators claimed it was a plotted assassination but I never believed them. And I was right.

New facts have just surfaced about the investigating comittee set up by rightist liars and led by chief lair Macierewicz after they came to power in 2015:

Andrzej Stankiewicz: Macierewicz's factory of lies

There is very serious evidence that Jarosław Kaczyński was perfectly aware of all of Macierewicz's Smolensk lies. During the PiS government, the Minister of Defense, Mariusz Błaszczak, was alerted about them. And Błaszczak always informs Kaczyński about everything.

Here is a condensed dose of knowledge about Antoni Macierewicz's Smolensk subcommittee. The subcommittee never found any evidence of an attack. Macierewicz's foreign experts, who were supposed to confirm the attack, completely distanced themselves from these theories after their research. What's more, they concluded that the Tupolev with the president on board crashed after hitting a birch tree, after which it lost part of its wing and spun around. In other words, they confirmed the theory that Macierewicz had fiercely questioned and fiercely fought for over a decade.

Trying to force them to change their minds, Macierewicz resorted to blackmail that he would not pay them - which some considered a bribery offer , according to which they were to receive money for supporting the attack. No one was tempted.

Undeterred, Macierewicz manipulated foreign expert opinions in order to prove that there had been an attack in Smolensk. He simply falsified his own reports, selectively citing foreign studies, or lying that he was citing them. At the same time, he met with strange guests from Russia and the West, but with Eastern surnames, who provided him with Smolensk sensations. And he handed over the preparation of the report to his own wife, a literature specialist who has no access to state secrets.

Life / What do Poles really think about cats? [470]

Oh, my Goddess, a black cat crossed my path!!!

Life / Polish Music. [298]


No, rat brain, we don`t. Stop this useless noise. You are wasting our time. And you waste your sewer rat buddies` time when you use their computer for your senseless activity here.

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History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


Interviewer: Father Walerian Meysztowicz claimed that right-bank Ukraine - Kiev, Podolia, Volhynia - was like Sicily in Italy. Both of these lands were the most backward regions of their countries. The material disparities here were unimaginable. In the mid-19th century, 7,000 representatives of the Polish landed gentry owned 3 million "souls" aka peasant slaves.

Daniel Beauvois: Such a comparison is absolutely right. It was a world that the Poles from Warsaw simply despised. It was probably nowhere as bad as here. Until the eve of the Bolshevik revolution, the relations between the village and the manor were not regulated and there was nothing normal about them...
At the end of the 19th century, land began to bring in greater profits, so every inch of it counted. Polish landowners evicted everyone they could, and the land was leased to colonists - Germans and Czechs, because they paid more than local Ukrainians.

Off-Topic / Serbia etc. thread 3 [437]

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History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


You refuse but you will listen and read coz I feel the overwhelming urge to educate you and other Poles/Polesses living in sweet denial.

Let`s look at some of the French historian`s opinions, step by step.


His name is Daniel Beauvois. What a decent man.

Interviewer: Your book, "The Ukrainian Triangle," has a horrifying list that stretches over two pages: a landowner beat a peasant to death, which was deemed "in accordance with God's will," a tallyman beat a pregnant woman to death - he was given a two-week prison sentence. All this takes place not in the 15th century, but in the 1830s.

Daniel Beauvois: After all, these are facts recorded in Polish tribunals, later transferred to Russian archives! The Statute of Lithuania, which was created in the 16th century, was still in force at that time. It was extremely cruel, allowing peasants to be treated like slaves, like cattle. Some landowners were even convinced that a peasant had no soul. Were all landowners like that? Of course, there were lords who helped their peasants during floods, famines or droughts. However, as a rule, the people as such were treated, to put it mildly, with great contempt. And in Ukraine, the contempt was even greater. Because the Orthodox were considered schismatics, the worst kind of peasantry.

Off-Topic / 75 Years of Israel and the War - part 3 [497]


I earnestly hope I do, Ratso. My utter pleasure! hahahaha

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History / Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first [395]


So, when talking to me, try to gather the last remnants of your "intellect" or whatever you keep in that ratty head of yours. I can be very busy and lack time to educate you even though it is my fave hobby.

Off-Topic / 75 Years of Israel and the War - part 3 [497]

And losing its future......

Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [726]


Let`s try again. A hint: it concerns a certain even in human life. What event is due sooner than later for some people and for others the opposite?

Life / Polish Music. [298]


No, I don`t kiss dead people except as a farewell kiss on the day when they are buried.
However, i regularly kiss my great grandmother!!

Why???

UK, Ireland / English/British rudeness - what do Polish people think about it? [168]


Yes, but lower classes still try to imitate higher ones. :)::)


No! I wrote the full word so many times before that now i am entitled to use the abbreviation. You are blind if you didn`t notice I also shortened wrestler to wrest.

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [692]

Yes. It took a few hours of intense rain to fill up 200 litres barrels to the brim. Amasing.