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Posts by piktoonis  

Joined: 1 Apr 2011 / Male ♂
Last Post: 20 Apr 2012
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From: Lithuania, Vilnius
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piktoonis   
20 Apr 2012
History / Lithuanians hate Poles? [156]

English please!

And what language am i using? In any case, only few lunatics like you believe in so called "discrimination". Then they wonder why lithuanians dislike poles...
piktoonis   
20 Apr 2012
History / Lithuanians hate Poles? [156]

eh? figuratively speaking, a big city ? I see you are speaking figuratively also. The point is Wilno started to develop when Poland and Duchy enjoyed peace and trade, not before !

Is that so?

We already heard your lies. Fact in 1930' that wouldn't be called discrimination but we have 2012 .

Yeah, yeah, heard that many times from you. Fact is, only you and several more fanatics believe this.

Is that is extract from the Fairy Stories you call the Lithuanian history books. hahah!

This is extracted from your most dreadful nightmare xD
piktoonis   
20 Apr 2012
History / Lithuanians hate Poles? [156]

Who cares about few huts in the forest. I'm talking real town, son.

Few huts? By middle 14th century, Vilnius already was a big city and a capital. How old are you to call me "son"?

We are talking about discrimination against minority in Lithuania

Which is nothing but a propaganda

Noticeable community already

There were no poles until late 16th century.
piktoonis   
18 Apr 2012
History / Lithuanians hate Poles? [156]

Wilno as a town and a city is an creation Polish and Lithuanian union.

Go get some history book and read when was Vilnius founded and when lithuanian-polish relations began.
piktoonis   
1 Mar 2012
Off-Topic / When would Poland start to intervene in the regions in order to protect Her interests? [36]

I doubt that Poland is forced to send troops just because USA or any other major wish so. You should understand, that sending troops on missions even dangerous ones, is the best way to train soldiers, test tactics or equipment. You can't simply train troops at home, no matter how real simulations might be.
piktoonis   
1 Mar 2012
Off-Topic / When would Poland start to intervene in the regions in order to protect Her interests? [36]

You still haven't answered, what regions are of interest for Poland. Do you mean regions where Poland has economic ties? Or are we talking about countries with significant polish population? In any case, Poland is not a major world player, so intervening in some african country who supplies oil for example is out of its reach.
piktoonis   
30 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

We have a whole arsenal of measures which could be used.

It is not interwar era. No polish leader would be dumb enough to try to change borders, because it would cause a lot of undesirable effects and destabilize whole region. In short, Poland would have nothing to gain, only to lose.
piktoonis   
30 Jan 2012
Law / Bank account in Poland which does not use SMS [13]

I didn't know that in Poland there is such strange internet banking, In Lithuania you have a password card and your own password to access account.
piktoonis   
30 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Poland needs a strong leader to show Lithuanians their place like in 1938.We should close the border with them to teach them a lesson.

And then they wonder why there are so many who dislikes poles...
piktoonis   
29 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

never heard of that - yes there were news that some idiots painted Lithuanian monuments with spray paint - but never heard of any personal attacks - and you know some (like most) Polish media are rather anti-nationalistic and we would have heard about it

That's because there weren't anything major. A window broken here and there, someone got beaten. But that happens all the time everywhere. Those signs and monuments were something new.

is not that they are lying trough their teeth, they are just living in a different dimension.

xDDD
piktoonis   
29 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

After all that hassle with Lithuanians ! All that are fruits of your policy.

It happens all the time, many years before this "discrimination" crap. Usually it was windows of lithuanian schools or culture buildings. Now polish radicals took more offensive stance.

You seem to be not able to grasp a simple fact that people in Poland regarded Lithuania and Lithuanians as friends. That has changed due to your actions.

Lithuanians thought so too. Before this crap, my stance was friendly, but after reading comments from Sikorski, Tomasevski or people like you, it is not so good anymore. As always, only lithuanians are to blame, nothing new from ironside.

Yes I have.

When? How many times? Which places?
piktoonis   
29 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

I don't get it. Lithuania issues education law that is present in Poland for 10 years. All the fuss was only election show. If you still don't understand, then you are simply brainwashed. Have you been to Lithuania, talked with people living there? Or is your information come from Wilenskij Kurier?

Any examples ?

Lithuanian signs, monuments vandalized, people afraid to speak lithuanian due to constant harassment. Enough?

Don't be saying then that you haven't been warned !

You keep saying that, but will this happen? xD
piktoonis   
29 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Know a country where racial or nationalistic attacks are absent? Poland is definitely not an exception. As i said before, if there were some standards violated, EU would have stepped immediately. So stop crying, nothing will come of that.
piktoonis   
29 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Says who?

Anyone who is not in AWPL

Have you been beaten up senseless for speaking Lithuanian ? I don't think so.

I wasn't beaten, but still encounter was unpleasant. And yes, they tried to beat me because i spoke in lithuanian and didn't share cigaretes.
piktoonis   
29 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

The same goes for Lithuania if they would grant all rights (call it privileges if you like) to Polish minority, there would be no demands.

They have rights, they want privileges. Simply put, they want too much. Are you so narrowminded? Elections in Poland ended, your politicians don't care about poles in Lithuania anymore

Stop meddling about and start behaving like a grow-up!

Maybe you should show me how xD

A cat got your tongue or what? Another fact for you to deny.

I am not sitting in this forum every free minute, i have better things to do.

A sixteen years old boy have been brutally beaten up by a group of men. He and his friends have been attacked because they were speaking Polish.

I live near the lake, where in summer are a lot of people. I was attacked twice by drunk teenagers, who were speaking polish. Should we now shout that lithuanians are in danger?
piktoonis   
10 Jan 2012
History / Lithuanians hate Poles? [156]

Ironside, stop quoting Kurier Wilenski. This "newspaper" prints what AWPL says, and that has too much propaganda.
piktoonis   
10 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Nowadays are not 30' of the XX century. Having large minorities in your country is only natural that there will be interventions and possibly repercussion of your internal policy - don't be so touchy! Somebody could assume that you have something to hide!

But that is direct violation of Lithuania-Poland good neighborhood treaty. What if Germany start throwing threats and demands to Poland because "german minority is discriminated"? No doubt Poland would be furious. All that fuss about polish minority in Lithuania is because polish minority lost some privileges and local politicians decided to get cheap fame at the cost of whole minority. Same is with Poland's politicians.
piktoonis   
10 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Showed on the news, wrote in newspaper and net was full of comments, one of my friend's work is near by, so he shared impressions. One episode in the news: journalist comes near a couple of children who hold a poster written in polish. He asks them what are they protesting against. They answer that they were offered opportunity to visit Vilnius, but now they are here, although don't know why.
piktoonis   
10 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Yes, some make waves. But it is mostly nationalists or politicians like Tomasevski. But stick has two ends. His allies are now abandoning him, because he does nothing but causes hatred. Every country has it's internal problems, so there is no need to intervene in to neighbors backyard. It only makes worse.

The interesting thing is that Vilnius/Wilno/Вiльня was also claimed as part of an independent Belarus in 1918.Belarusians could have argued that they were a majority/plurality in the area surrounding the city - according to the Russian census from 1897, they were 56,1% of population in Vilna Governorate.

There was a project to create a state with Belarus, but politicians had disagreements, then came soviets and all ended.

Also, did you know that when AWPL made protest in september, children were brought and used for propaganda purposes. Most of them even didn't know why they came there.
piktoonis   
10 Jan 2012
History / Lithuanians hate Poles? [156]

Believing in imaginary newspapers isn't a good sign either.

I guess he meant local yellow press :D
piktoonis   
10 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]

Look, we can argue about who was majority for whole eternity. I use my books, you use yours. How it was really, i doubt we will ever know for sure. Those times were dark and history was written by those who controlled the land. Fact is, Vilnius is now in Lithuania. As for "discrimination", it is only used when elections are happening. Just look how it got silent, once elections ended in Poland. Apart from Sikorski, nobody gives a damn.