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PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]

Monia
Today the school has just started, so maybe it is time you should start preparing subjects for tomorrow`s classes .

Sorry Moania but I'm not a teacher. Given that you like to lie about other people's professions, I wonder if you could also be lying about yours.

I take it from the fact that your post made absolutely no attempt to deal with any of the points raised in my last message that you know you have lost yet another debate and so you just move to making personal comments. Pity, I always enjoy showing how stupid you are, nearly as much as I enjoy pointing out what a liar you are.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]

Monia
PWEI - have you checked all 16 factors ?

Clearly you haven't. But just for a laugh, let’s have a look at the full six:

Net household income: UK 365% higher = UK huge win
VAT Poland 30% higher = UK win
Working hours: Poland 11% higher UK win
Hours of sunshine: Poland 2.5% higher = Poland slight win
Retirement age: UK higher but life expectancy also higher and pensions higher = = Poland slight win
Holiday entitlement: Poland higher but data clearly unreliable and so it's hard to make an accurate assessment = Poland win
Education spending (as percentage of GDP): Level as percentage of GDP so UK five times higher in real terms = UK huge win
Health spending: UK 30% higher in terms of percentage of GDP = UK huge win

Petrol: UK 19% higher but incomes in UK 365% higher too = UK huge win
Diesel: UK 28% higher but incomes in UK 365% higher too = UK huge win
Electricity: UK 26% higher but incomes in UK 365% higher too = UK huge win
Alcohol: UK 22% higher (is that why you like Poland so much?) = Poland win
Food prices: UK 5% higher = Poland win
Cigarettes: UK 370% higher but incomes in UK 365% higher too = Poland slight win
Life expectancy: UK 4.5% higher = UK slight win

Perhaps you’d like to tally up the wins there.

Monia
It was prepared by specialists in finances and statistics

Please don’t lie: it was prepared by a UK company which specialises in energy. And one which is clever enough to say that the ninth nation out of ten is the “worst”. They must really be experts when it comes to statistics!

But interestingly, one of the sources of the information used was Mercer Human Resource Consulting. What was it you had to say about them?

Monia
you are not an expert for me ,

Still annoyed that my knowledge of Polish law is so much better than yours that you are the one looking at a criminal record?
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]

Monia
uSwitch ranking is rather reliable ranking

Yes, uSwitch is entirely reliable. Proof of this comes from the title of their article "UK worst place to live in Europe: Quality of Life Index": in reality their own table shows that the UK is not the worst place to live in Europe and that Ireland is the worst place to live in Europe. Or at least it is of the ten EU countries which they bothered to analyse.

net income, VAT and the cost of essential goods, such as fuel, food and energy bills, were examined along with lifestyle factors, such as hours of sunshine, holiday entitlement, working hours and life expectancy

And of those:
net income UK 365% higher
VAT Poland 30% higher
hours of sunshine Poland 2.5% higher
holiday entitlement Poland higher but data clearly unreliable and so it's hard to make an accurate assessment
working hours Poland 11% higher
life expectancy UK 4.5% higher
Meaning that Poland wins one of the above slightly and one by more and the UK wins all the rest. But somehow uSwitch thinks Poland has the better quality of life!

And almost any idiot knows that prices mean very little unless purchasing power adjusted.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

From your complete refusal to make any attempt to debate the issue and your complete reliance on ad hom insults, it is evident to us all that you very simply can not debate at all. Thanks for making it so crystal clear. Now, as you have nothing to add to this discussion, perhaps you could sit quietly while the adults talk. Thank you.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

EdWilczynski
Islam has a long way to go.

And your proposed solution to that is for non-muslims to take a backwards step. How eminently sensible.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]

Monia
Is the company which prepared above ranking reliable , the company that stands at odds with the law?

Tut tut! Yet again you accuse people of breaking the law; it's only a matter of time before that foolish policy of yours gets you into very hot water.

Monia
This is more reliable company than Mercer by all means undoubtedly .

Really? Is that why they claim that the net average monthly household income in Poland is 3,137zl? The Polish government tells us that the average gross wage in Poland is 3,466.33 zł. So either the Polish government is getting something rather wrong, or a British energy trading company is. I'm shocked that a Pole would ever take the word of a British energy trading company over that of their own government!
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

Bottom line, would you rather be a) A Muslim in a western country? b) A non-Muslim in a Muslim majority country?

So by your logic it's OK for a man to beat his wife provided that his neighbour beats both his wife and his kids. Nice.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

Muslims have been living in Poland since the 14th century. They fought with the rest of the Polish forces at the battle of Grunwald and have earned their Poland in our country. Sorry that bigotted idiots think otherwise.

EdWilczynskiSo Saudi Arabia is a country full of racist bigots?

No, but it certainly is run by such persons.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

Ironside
There shouldn't be Mosque in Krakow. Get it out of there!

Yes there should be, if people who live there want one. The only people who should get out of Poland are racist bigots who besmirch the good name of Poland.

Could the mods please note that I clearly am not calling Ironside a racist bigot who should get out of Poland: he has already left Poland.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
History / Today is the 1st of September (WWII start in Poland) [138]

Merged: 1 September

Tomorrow, 1.9, is a very important date in history. Can you tell me why? And if you're really good, can you tell me me where and when?

Not where most people think it did.
PWEI   
1 Sep 2011
News / Poland Parliament elections in October 2011 [944]

Would I? Actually, I can't vote in Scottish elections - if you live abroad, you're automatically disqualified from voting. I won't even get to vote in the independence referendum.

And you can't vote in British ones after year years out of the country (or did they change it to ten?).
PWEI   
31 Aug 2011
Language / Simultaneous translators in Poland [5]

Any way around that or does anybody know any agencies that might be more commercially astute ?

I do know a few translators who would certainly agree to such a test. Why pay an agency who'll take a cut when you can just go direct to the translators?
PWEI   
31 Aug 2011
News / Poland Parliament elections in October 2011 [944]

Pay taxes in Poland for just a single year and be able to vote? Hell no! Make it a five year minimum for either residency or tax+ZUS contributions before people can vote here. And also remove, for life, the voting right of people who had Polish citizenship and then took up other citizenship: nobody who has renounced their allegiance and/or loyalty to Poland should ever be let inside a polling booth in Poland!
PWEI   
31 Aug 2011
Work / Job opportunities with Hungarian-Swedish-English languages in Poland? [51]

currently in Krakow, and I'm looking for an English teaching position (TESOL/INTESOL certified). Would Wroclaw be a better area to start out ... or any other city/town?

Krakow is the worst city in Poland to get a teaching job in: absolutely anywhere else will be better. Your major problem is that you don't have a CELTA (or equivalent) and thus lack the main thing which Polish schools want. Sorry but your INTESOL certificate isn't worth the paper that it is printed on; any school which will employ people who have only that type of certification will also employ 'teachers' who have no qualifications at all. On the bright side, now is by far the best time of year to be looking for a teaching job.
PWEI   
31 Aug 2011
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]

Defence lawyer haha .

That would be the reaction of most people when it comes to the idea of moania defending them.

Although you might want to not pretend you're a lawyer while using your real name, that may well be criminal. Oh, and please don't give us your expert opinion as to whether it is or not.
PWEI   
31 Aug 2011
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]

[quote=Monia
I tried to defend ignorant women [/quote]
I somehow doubt that it worked out well for them. Perhaps they should have got a proper defence lawyer.
PWEI   
30 Aug 2011
UK, Ireland / Polish eligibility to claim benefits in the UK [30]

I think she actually might be able for benefits, maybe housing support, employment search benefits,

No, she hasn't worked at all in the UK and is therefore entitled to exactly bugger all. Just as she should be.
PWEI   
30 Aug 2011
News / Multi-culti (in Poland) -- roadmap to disaster? [344]

No I want a box with "English". That would suffice.

So write one on there and then tick it.

Would you want to be other if you were a Pole in Poland?

I frankly couldn't give a shiit what ethnic group somebody put me into.
PWEI   
30 Aug 2011
News / Andrzej Lepper committed suicide [98]

There's also the possibility that it was yet another case of auto-erotic asphixiation gone wrong* (sorry for that mental image, really, I am).

Thanks, now I need to scrub the back of my eyeballs with wire-wool.
PWEI   
29 Aug 2011
History / Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY [64]

There is as much chance of that happening as there is of a lesbian Jew being appointed pope.
PWEI   
29 Aug 2011
History / Has Poland ever participated in any big wars (except WW2)? [73]

Piłsudski send a note to Masaryk asking for negotiations

Why negotiate what had already been agreed. And Pilsudski's word counted for very little (see for example the sham mutiny which he ordered).

the response on Czech side was- occupation of Spis and Orawa, than attack on Śląsk Cieszyński,

No, it was to demand that Poland ceased the election planning.

which was a breach of 5 November agreement

The one which Poland had already breached on 6 November.
PWEI   
29 Aug 2011
History / Has Poland ever participated in any big wars (except WW2)? [73]

what would you do delphiadomine?give zaolzie(important for Czechoslovakia only for economical reasons) to Czechoslovakia?

Perhaps negotiating a settlement would have worked? Although Poland would then have had to live up to the commitments it made in the settlement agreements and experience shows that Poland was pretty terrible at doing that between 1918 and 1939.

Poland agreed to give Zaolzie(were majority was Polish)

Do you have any links to anything which in any way supports any of that? Or did you just pluck it from the air?
PWEI   
29 Aug 2011
History / Has Poland ever participated in any big wars (except WW2)? [73]

Only a person with strong antipolish bias would accept that as a valid reason for Czech invasion of Zaolzie

So Poland acting contrary to her treaty obligations and refusing all requests to act in keeping with them should have resulted in what? Poland was told to stop doing something she had promised not to do or face specified consequences: Poland chose to face the consequences.

Czechoslovakia was a greedy, hostile state that couldn't be trusted

Perhaps we could compare the number of treaties broken by Poland to the number of treaties broken by Czechoslovakia?
PWEI   
29 Aug 2011
History / Has Poland ever participated in any big wars (except WW2)? [73]

Actually you're lying, no big suprise there, Czechs used polish sejm elections as an excuse to invade

So we agree that Poland's elections should not have been organised in the disputed areas and that because of those elections Czech forces entered the areas.

we know you share Rabbits anti-Polish sentiments already.

And we know that you are an American who pretends to be Polish.