Travel / Castles and Palaces in Poland (with pictures) [155]


- Do you own any? I wonder. So how about the Branickis, are they connected with you in any way?
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Life / If I could introduce something from my country into Poland, I would.... [175]


- Any evidence of that? What the hell do you do in Poland if you hate us so much? Get out. As for the alleged inefficiency of Polish cops, is it really greater than the inefficiency of Brit cops, eg. in Wales, where horrific beatings and murders of Polish guest workers have stayed forever 'unexplained'? In UK, you can only punish hard the Poles - a Polish person who commits a crime in UK gets often far harder sentence than the locals and other nationals do.Some time ago, (I think) in London, a couple of creeps from Algeria raped for hours Polish women. What have become of these creeps, what sentences did they get?

Genealogy / Mongolian the Golden Horde - do Poles have Mongolian ancestry? [256]

Norman Davies suggests in "God's Playground. A History of Poland" that we came from Iran. So who is the real Aryan nation here? ;) I wouldn't mind having such ancestors - wasn't eg. Bodhidarma from there? And I like Iranians - get along with them. Warm-hearted, human, not psychopathic people, unlike, ahem, others from the Middle East.

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- And of course, sjeffreys is a little sh8itty psychopathic troll, but that's another story.
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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- Well, no offense, but who really gives fuk about what you would like? Quote from your own 'entries' in 'Wiki' yourself, scum.
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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]

- Preferably from your 'entry' in 'Wiki,' eh, dumb animal?
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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]

- Do you suggest the quoted passage from my post is an indication of my having had lots of vodka? If yes, explain why.
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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- Hehe, it may happen you'll be begging to be let into Poland, as it used to be with you, krauts, in the past. Do you think your Getohe, Shcllire and Beetvhone will help you then? Better attempt to learn some Polish,and without the thick stupid hunnish accent.

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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- He is a very good, in fact great, poet. I'll try to translate a piece by him and post here.
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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- On what basis would you assert that I am in a tantrum? Prove it.

Hehe, your world is coming to an end, kraut; my world only begins.
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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- At present I read Pushkin in an English translation, but have also a Polish translation of 'Pikovaya dama' and 'Kapitanskaya dotshka.' As far as I know, all of Pushkin's poetry and prose has been translated into Polish. Especially notable are Julian Tuwim's masterly translations. Tuwim is a great Polish poet.

History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- Well, my opinion seems to matter a lot for example to you, stupid kraut, considering your lame attempts to talk back to me. As for me, I am right now having fun in teasing you and laughing at your broken-English replies, but when my good mood passes I shall ignore you.

Is it you who scribbled this abhorrent bragging entry on German 'kulthur' in 'Wiki'? It's in your style, and in 'Wiki' absolutely every single one can post entries, even such a deranged hunnish animal as you.

By the way, actually, at present few in the world know who Shcllire and Geohte are, and this trend shall get stronger and stronger, it seems. And soon you're going to have to add to your self-praising entry in 'Wiki' also scores of Turkish names. Watch the right Turkish spelling. :)

From what 'neighbor countries' do we allegedly steal 'some names'? What names are those? As for stealing and robbing, probably few in the world compare with the krauts.

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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- What a list of mediocrities and bores. I tried to read some of them long ago (only because I'm curious about any literature), but gave up. By the way, I don't like Brecht either. His best stuff, The Threepenny Opera, is a plagiarism of an English author, and in the play by Brecht (there's also his -bad - novel) the best are the songs, I mean the music, by the Jewish composer Weil. :) No, I don't really know anyone who can honestly say: 'I love German literature.' Not even one such a person, hehehehe. Everyone says: 'It's so grim, boring, with no sense of humor.' But the Germans are educated to believe strongly that Goethe and Schiller are the greatest poets of all, admired throughout the world. Sorry, I prefer for example, Shakespeare, Pasternak and our Polish Wojaczek.

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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]

- The great British historian Norman Davies mentions Dostoyevsky's Polish origin in his book 'God's Playground. A History of Poland' (a Polish translation of the book is titled: 'Boze igrzysko'). I think he mentions in the book also Lermontov's Polish extraction. By the name, 'Dostojewski' is a surname found often enough in Poland. It's not typically Russian, is it? Hehe, if I remember it right, one of the communist officials in Poland had the surname.

Sasha, no offence, but I think I'll keep clear of Dostoyevsky for a while longer. I still read Pushkin's prose, Lermontov's 'Hero...', Gorky, Bulgakov, Gogol (oh, he, Gogol, was of Polish origin too, his Polish surname was 'Jankowski' or 'Janowski'). Boris Pasternak is my beloved poet. Best wishes.

PS. Osip Mandelshtam was born in Warszawa.

History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- What an ignorant, slow-witted nazi nincompoop. - Nietzche had syphilis which, as I understand, he contracted in Germany, from a German woman or man. (By the way, does the German government still encourage unemployed German women to work as prostitutes?) So according to you, Nietzche spoke some Polish, or not? You seem to suggest he didn't. Prove. Do you allege 'a Friedrich Nietzche has no idea at all' (sic) what the Poles are like? Prove. Well, if such an inquisitive mind as 'a Nietzche' took pride in his being Polish, this seems to mean he knew what he was talking of. Dostoyevsky was a Russian chauvinist who disliked not only Poles, but also, among others, the Germans. You don't seem to know that, cretin. Hence, considering the fact you're a German chauvinist, perhaps if you knew what Dostoyevsky scribbled about your ilk you wouldn't call him 'brilliant.' :) So you say Dostoyevsky and Chekhov knew something about us Poles and because of that they rightly hated us? Are you able to tell what they allegedly knew? Please, divulge this mysterious knowledge to me. So you suggest that because no Poles educated Nietzche we Poles should be blamed for that? Why? Why on earth it is Poles, not Germans, who should have educated Nietzche, who was German, lived in Germany and spoke German? So you brag that it was exclusively 'great' Germans who educated Nietzche? Well, they must have given him a great education if he hated Germans so much. :)


- Wow, you're acting really confident in this Polish forum. One could think you're the host here. Get lost, racist trash.
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PS. The very sole representative of German culture I care to appreciate is composer Bach (who, by the way, didn't seem to hate Poles; he wrote a few great polonaises). But if you, nazi creep, keep on insulting my country, its culture, etc., I'll grab all the Bach cds I've got (I've got them all), urinate on them, throw them into the trash bin and never-ever listen to Bach again. So if you really love your native culture so much, think twice before you start slamming Poles again.

History / Famous Russian Poles [243]


- Well, Kopernik was born in Poland, one of his parents was Polish (the other, true, was of your bunch), and he fought against your wonderful nation, so we have a point in regarding him as a Pole. I don't mind if you regard him as one of yours - but mind that he didn't seem to like the Germans too much. :) Who allegedly thinks that "everybody stemming from what is now Poland (even centuries back) HAS TO BE POLISH"? It seems it's you, nazi creep, who are trying to ascribe this statement to us. Hehe, your greatest philosopher, Friedrich Nietzche, considered himself Polish (of the noble Nickis family) and had an extremely negative opinion of the Germans. Would you give us your kind permission to regard him as a Pole, or not? How does it taste to regard such a virulent Germanophobe as Nietzche as German?

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History / Famous Russian Poles [243]

Another famous Russian of Polish origin is the novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky. He was also a venomous Polonophobe - negative remarks about the Poles and Poland can be found in quite a few of his books, e.g. Crime and Punishment, The Gambler, The Karamazov Brothers. That's why, after my initial great interest, I stopped reading him at all. Actually, today I value Lev (Leo) Tolstoy much higher than Dostoyevsky or Chekhov (the latter is another Polonophobe). Tolstoy was at first a bit Polonophobic but eventually changed his attitude into a friendly and compassionate one (see e.g. "Hadji Murat," Tolstoy's last work). Another famous Russian of Polish origin is the great Romantic poet and short story writer Mikhail Lermontov, author of the magnificent Hero of Our Time. His family, the Lermonts, were originally Poles of Scottish extraction (this is mentioned, if I remember it right, in Norman Davies's God's Playground. A History of Poland.) Cheers, guys.

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Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- What do you mean by that? What's wrong with the words in question? Why would you assert I'm using a 'polish to English' (sic) dictionary?


- What do you mean by that? Do you mean you won't answer because my 'tone' is allegedly not right? Why would it be not right?

Excuses, excuses, and trying to divert attention from the fact of your being cornered by Puzzler. Therefore you attempt to put down Puzzler on (fallacous) grounds of his being an incompetent English speaker, right?

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Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- Why would you assert so? Give any factual grounds that justify your assertion. Your rhetorical device is to mud-sling and vilify, isn't it?

As for yourself, you are an arrogant self-conceited Polonophobe and hypocrite, attacking the Poles in the guise of human rights champion. Nowadays lots of racists are adroit in using human rights jargon and cliches to carry out their racist practices. You're one of them.


- Why would you assert I'm 14 or 15? And what would give you 'the laughs'?

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- I wonder how you would feel if I habitually misspelled you own name? What is it - let me make fun of it.


- What do you mean by that? What is this 'it' I allegedly see 'black and white'?


- And what specifically do you mean by this?


- Where do I disagree with this? Give proof.


- Prove I think so.

Using slander and blame-game to intimidate and bully, eh? Such falacious rhetoric isn't effectual withy me, pal.


- We are welcoming towards decent well-behaved and humble guests, not towards arrogant, prejudiced, crazy creeps.

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- His name is 'Grzegorz,' not as you spelled it. You must be not too bright to misspell like this, the more so, because you allegedly have been living in Poland, or is it just the well-known racist habit of misspelling and ridiculing Polish names?


- Why would Hitler loved him? And why should the solution to keep Poland White be better than your apparent solution to keep Poland Black? Do I demand Africa should be kept White? How dare you to tell us what we should be? We know who we are and don't wish any radical changes as to who we are. We have been invaded all too often by human crap that tried to change us into somebody else.

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- Actually, I doubt it if you could prove that your mega-overblown statement about Poles being the worst racists in the world is true. To begin with, it's a racist statement and you're a virulently racist Polonophobe of which evidence can be found in many of your posts, the one I'm commenting on included.

By the way, you seem not badly educated too...

So?


- Or the flag with the Star of David...?

Life / Polish mentality towards Pakistan [108]


- You mean the Polish attitude towards the Pakistanis? If so, then - it's not unfriendly. Also, as you've probably noticed, we don't know much about Pakistan and the Pakistani people.

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- Some are, some aren't, just like we Poles are (and aren't). Actually, the Black people I've met in North America and Europe were mostly cool. One of the best was a big cop someplace in Canada with whom I used to sip coffee at Starbucks and chat. A very fine good-hearted man. There are Black fanatics, racists and fascists, and I personally dislike them just as I do any other fanatics, racists and fascists. I'd say that, on the average, Black people in UK are OK towards us Poles. But there are also cases of those who aren't.


- Excellently put, mate.

... I wonder if, because of the pic of hanging Star of David, Dice - a Polonophobe from Canada - will start screaming now about 'Jewish pogroms' in Poland?

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Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- The type of thinking often encountered in North America: I have 'black friends,' therefore I'm not racist.

Well, but you're racist towards e.g. the Poles....

Who cares, they don't really count, right?
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Bubby, thou art a gentle innocent lamb!!!!

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- No, I don't believe you're prejudiced against me, Puzzler, on national grounds. I also think you're only playing a hypocrite but are honest by nature.

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Life / Poles are not racist [873]

- You wonder - but are you really keen on answering the question that underlies your wonder? So you suggest the Poles are actually racist but feel being persecuted without any reason, just in order to evade the alleged truth they are racist?

Hmmm, maybe it's you who are racist towards the Poles? Some of your posts - including the one I'm replying to - seem to constitute evidence in this respect. You are really prejudiced against us, in spite of the fact you've been living in our country for - as I understand - quite a while now.


- Not that I'd like to defend the stupid graffiti, but there exists also Jewish racism towards Poles, especially in North America, and the racism is just horrific. It has greatly influenced the general American perception of the Poles and from America has spread to many other countries. Have you ever heard about it...? Do skinheads represent all the Poles? Do British skinheads represent all British?

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- And the above statement proves it's you who are racist - towards Polish people. Perhaps because you are from Canada, where Polonophobia and generally racism hidden under the veneer of the hypocrisy called (incorrectly) 'political correctness' is the worst of all the tens of countries I have been to. As for bringing home 'a black woman, or a black man' (sic), is it an obligatory thing to do? If you don't do it, or refuse to do it, then you are a bad guy? Why? And does it follow that any Black woman and Black man must necessarily bring in home White folks and love them, otherwise they are villains?

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Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- From a Chinese or Vietnamese...?

Life / Poles are not racist [873]


- And I experienced racism from both Chinese and Vietnamese when I lived in North America. You guys are racist big time e.g. towards White people, including us, Polish folks.

Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]


- Much praised in ads, but disgusting to drink, to my taste. Some of the real Russian vodka (which Smirnoff isn't), e.g. Stolichnaya, is very good, I must say. Whenever I have vodka (it doesn't happen too often, Scotch - real Scotch, from Scotland, and Irish whiskey, esp. Jameson, being my favs), I reach for either Polish or Russian vodka.

Cheers, my Polish, Irish and Brit brothers.
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