News / Poland, Western Europe and the USA - What if Ukraine disappears from the map? [78]

yea. for idiots. haha did you read this article?
absolutely hell of a fun.
so 1000 people forced to march at gunpoint to siberia. hahahaha
and the evidence is story of Dmitriy( they should fkin give us some different names. always dimitry wtf)
so how this forceful deportation happened in hes case? well bad russians convinced him to evacuate from mariupol. but they lied about bus destination.
then he jumped into train to novogrod,but thanks god he called his wife,she told him to got out of train so he did. hahahaha

all those stories are hilarious. designed for 8 years old.
not a single case in there remotely resembling forceful deportation. some were offered better place,money or simply confused.all clearly antirussian vibe.
pathetic attempt of idiotic propaganda

ahhh there is another flower there. s
so basically how russia forcefully deport ukrainians is by ,first luring them with food and once they in russia ,telling them that they will be prosecuted by ukrainians ,for coming to russia.

so those ukrainians are afraid to come back home. hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
OMG am dying! da fuk ,this world is funny
no wonder you people buying stuff bout ghost of kiev. this is another article for you.

Australia / Mail problem- Poland to Australia, delivery time frame [40]


i regularly buy products from australia. once every 2 weeks .opals
and time spectrum is massive. the fastest standard tracked parcel i got in 6 days, but longest i once i waited for the parcel almost 3 months.but that was during corona crisis.

Off-Topic / What is the number one thing that scares you the most in life [94]

i want to be settra the imperishable. forget about the cat

History / Poland: Her heroes and her traitors [214]


only to get sold by those allies in yalta, like a cow on market.
brits at that time cut a nice enterprise business with Stalin in Iran, while gen. maczek was cleaning dishes in local pub

History / Poland: Her heroes and her traitors [214]

"Poland doesn't need heroes,Poland needs professionals"- gregy the witcher

News / Poland - A True Bastion and Defender of Free Speech [250]

probably pawel piskorsky was the most shocking case. he had pro russian views , got arrested day before NATO summit in Warsaw.
spent 3 years in detention on "spying charges" no charges were ever pressed by prosecutors . they just hold him in detention for 3 years.
in Poland there is some serious misuse of detention laws. polands law allow only 3 months detention ,but they prosecutors found a hole in it. it allow them to apply for another 3 months once previous term ending. thus you can be detained ffor years. its strange ,cus in my opinion it contradict lawmakers intention of limiting how long person can be detained.