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polmed   
31 Oct 2011
News / GERMANS WANT TO GERMANIZE KOPERNIK (COPERNICUS)! OUTRAGE! [1016]

(I mean the source which shows Copernicus using that name to refer to himself, not the source of anything else).

You have to go to the Jagiellonian University library to ask for Krakow`s XV century registrar to see how his last name was written , and it was written Kopernik .

There is no doubt that the name was of Slavic origin, with the "nik" ending, typical of the Polish language, added to the professional designations (łagiewnik (potter), miecznik (sword-bearer), stolnik (master of the pantry), (rzemieślnik (craftsman), etc.).

copernicus.torun.pl/en/biography/1473-1491/4

Don`t repeat your stupid request as I told you , all his works were in latin as all works at that time . Polish kings were signing their names in latin too and no one claim they were Roman , you ignorant.

pergamentai.mch.mii.lt/IstoriniaiLietDok/istoriniailietdok_2en.pl.htm

Polish king, at Kopernik time, was Zygmunt I Old, he always signed himself as Sigismundus Rex . Does it mean he was Roman ? See the above source .

Nicolaus Copernicus is in Latin , you fool . It is not German name . Find me a German who`s name is Copernicus .
polmed   
30 Oct 2011
News / GERMANS WANT TO GERMANIZE KOPERNIK (COPERNICUS)! OUTRAGE! [1016]

Tell that to the thousands of Germans who were involved in the anti-Nazi resistance and to the hundreds of thousands of East Germans who joined that country's armed forces and stood ready to fight their fellow Germans.

HAHAHAHAHAHA , YOU ARE SO PATHETIC , YOU DO NOT BELIEVE IN THIS CRAP YOURSELF . YEAH , I CAN IMAGINE MIKO£AJ KOPERNIK AS ANTY GERMAN ACTIVIST AND PARTISAN . GIVE ME A BREAK .

signed his name "Mikołaj Kopernik"

HIS SIGNATURE LIKE THE REST OF HIS WORKS WAS IN LATIN .

the letters to the King of Poland

OUR SEJM , LEGISLATIVE BODY USED LATIN EVEN CHURCHE`S MASSES WERE IN LATIN , DUDE .
polmed   
30 Oct 2011
News / GERMANS WANT TO GERMANIZE KOPERNIK (COPERNICUS)! OUTRAGE! [1016]

In 1512 Mikołaj Kopernik gave the oath of fidelity to Polish King Sigismund I the Old .

During Polish-Teutonic War, 1519-1521, after leaving the Warmia, by a majority of the members of the Olsztyn chapell`s property , on his shoulders rested the task of defending castles in Warmia against teutonic knights . He strengthened, among other things, Olsztyn castle fortifications, so that the approaching army of the Teutonic Knights in 1521 resigned from its siege .

W During the Polish-Teutonic war in the years 1520-1521, in the castle in Olsztyn on 16 November 1520 years he personally drafted a letter to King Sigismund I the Old, asking him for armed help against the Teutonic Knights, and ensuring his fidelity wrote that, -" I will do it totally devoted to your Majesty - even if I was to die."

No German would fight against Germans or be willing to die for Polish king and Poland This illustrates whom Copernicus was , even if his mother had german ancestry, his father was Polish from Krakow , he was raised and lived in Poland and was educated in Jagiellonian University in Krakow , Poland and Bologna , Italy . His achevements could be accomplished, because at that time Poland was in its golden age of prosperity .

His works, like many other works written in medieval Poland, were written in Latin, which was at that time the internationall language .
polmed   
30 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

Stop trying to explain anything - it will only make you bitter and frustrated - because those who are most hateful against the Polish people are not willing to understand and those who aren't hateful, understand the obvious anyway

I know that . This is part of my nature to bring some information to few people, who trust too much in the media or politicians . I will not get frustrated , because I treat these people as only brainwashed by the media or politicians . I can observe that, it is better to stir the hatred towards Poles instead of admitting that average people are not in the circle of interest of neo- liberal policy . The recent pumping into the financial system billions of dollars shows the real face of global politics , which includes governments , ONZ, EU, which are nothing, but corrupted tools in the hands of financial institutions like banks and big corporations .

Opponents of neoliberalism argue the following points:

Globalization and liberalization subvert nations' ability for self-determination.
Neoliberalism as a form of capitalism increases productivity but erodes the conditions in which production occurs long term, i.e. resources/nature, requiring expansion into new areas. It is therefore not sustainable within the world's limited geographical space.
Exploitation: critics consider neo-liberal economics to promote exploitation.
Negative economic consequences: Critics argue that neo-liberal policies produce inequality.
Increase in corporate power: some anti-corporate organizations believe neoliberalism, unlike liberalism, changes economic and government policies to increase the power of corporations and large business, and a shift to benefit the upper classes over the lower classes.
There are terrains of struggles for neoliberalism locally and socially. Urban citizens are increasingly deprived of the power to shape the basic conditions of daily life.
Trade-led, unregulated economic activity and lax state regulation of pollution may lead to environmental impacts or degradation.
It is claimed that deregulation of the labor market produces flexibilization and casualization of labor, greater informal employment, and a considerable increase in industrial accidents and occupational diseases.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism

After reading critic`s arguments , you can see it is not Pole`s fault, but the globalization and neoliberalization, which was adopted by many countries several years ago .
polmed   
30 Oct 2011
Language / Pronunciation difficulties for Poles speaking English [40]

Because you dont have ś in your language , you have to learn how to pronunce it from a Polish speaker .

No , we don`t put huts on our heads when its cold . The difference between hut and hat is easy to discern for Polish speaker ." Hut' in Polish sounds like " hat " , but "Hat " sounds in Polish like "het".LOLs, so complicated total mish mash.
polmed   
30 Oct 2011
Language / Pronunciation difficulties for Poles speaking English [40]

what are the reasons for this?

The main reason is the fact that English language is the most inconsistent language in the world . It doesn`t have any predictable rules in pronunciation , double vowels and its grammar rules are totally different than Polish . Because of these differences it is very hard to learn both languages by Polish and English speakers .

Just for example :
English letter "u" is pronunced in Polish only like "u" , but it has few different pronunciations in English -

in a word "you" - Polish pronunciation of a letter "u" is the same like in English

but in other words like :

"music, mute , mural " - it sounds like Polish "ju"
" but , hut " - like Polish "a "
"bury " - like Polish "e"
"succint" - like Polish "y" why do you pronunce it more like Polish " syksynt " is a total puzzle for me .
polmed   
29 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

The English never voted for the EU,

But Polish people have never voted to become a part of communist block run by Soviets , but Churchill gave his pro vote instead of us .

Now you can observe only a gleaning of those events. The period of 1989- 2004 was a sad time in Poland of selling out our country`s asstes to foreign corporations for a fraction of their value , just to see those enterprises closed afterwards , as the way to get rid on the international market from its competitors and to prepare a 40 million Polish market for seeling out EU goods .

These practices caused 20 % of unemployment rate and moved Poland backwards several years in economiocal growth .

Before that time our country was robbed and degrated by our neighbours : Germany , Russia and Austria through 123 years of partitioning and I and II WW which were carried out on Polish soil and literally ravaged our country . Those grim events moved our country backwards few centuries while other countries faced normal economical growth .

According to the laws of nature:

all processes that take place in nature they drift from the state of disequilibrium to equilibrium.

every process in nature must comply with the law of conservation of energy.

any process that occurs spontaneously in nature is first - consistent with the principle of conservation of energy second - irreversible.

Having in mind those simple laws , you have to remember that the processes of degrading our country started long time ago and they are irreversible and people will be trying to bring equilibrium to the standard of their existence until its ballanced . I dont see that this process will cease in the near future , so you have to bury the hatchet .
polmed   
29 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

Criticism expressed by foreign born citizens is welcome here in Poland , but only when it is unbiased and well balanced . But I can notice that here on PF it has reached unprecedented form and scale . This also pertains to anty- Polish overtones in UK media and certain political spheres .
polmed   
29 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

Having fully agreed with a post nb 161. it is easy to notice the great manipulation with statistics , just to spread hatred towards some immigrants , who in big numbers settled in Uk after 2004 when the 10 new countries entered EU , among which there was Poland of course . Polish emigrants were coming to UK in the biggets numbers due to the fact that Poland is the most populated country among all the new members .

The period between 2001 and 2010 saw significant change in the UK's foreign-born population. In particular, the 2004 and 2007 enlargements of the European Union have led to mass migration from the likes of Bulgaria, Latvia, Romania, Poland, Slovakia and Lithuania.[1] The number of Polish-born people resident in the UK increased from 60,711 in 2001 to an estimated 532,000 in the year to December 2010, whilst the Lithuanian-born population increased from 4,363 to an estimated 87,000.[

In 2010, the most common foreign countries of birth were India, Poland

/wiki/Foreign-born_population_of_the_United_Kingdom

Now bringing the number of that foreign born population in UK and the statistics of convictions from the post nb 156 , we get a very different list :

Pomania 18.1
Lithuania 20.8
Latvia 24.7
Portugal 45
Poland 78
France 107
Ireland 167

The above list shows that out of 18. 1 people living in UK , but born in Romania 1 person was convicted , while Polish born residents in UK convictions per capita is quite low , it is twice less common than among Portugese residents , putting our country closer to France , which no one considers as a country which brings violence to UK.

It seems obvious that forming prejudices against Poles was the main issue hidden in that newspaper`s article.

If the number of Polish born residents is larger than that included in official statistics the ratio of convictions is even more favourable for Poles and puts our country as the least violent of all . Some claim that Polish born residents in UK are as large as 1 000 000 , so the ratio of convictions is as low as 147 .
polmed   
25 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

asking for advice as to what his legal position might be in taking the hospital to court for its negligence.

It is very suspicious that he expects to get such legal advice on the internet forum instead of going to a lawyer .
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

I see that you are reading my posts with such an interest which cant be compared to any other poster . Your wife would be jealous of your attention of my person , Sean , if she found out the amount of time you devote to me .
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

on the basis of your profile photo

You don`t have to look at my photo ! What are you blabbering about ? You are so ......./........ but I dont comment about your look . I really don`t care what you think about me . So leave your comments for yourself . Why is my look so big issue for you ?
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

I actually like it here, but if I do f'ck off, there'll be a few more unemployed Poles.

The Polish NFZ system is for poor people , pensioners and some unlucky unemployed people . If you claim that you are so wealthy , why does your wife depend on public system . I pay my contributions to ZUS , Tax office and still don`t go to public system and leave it for people who don`t have any other options . That is my contribution to my country . I pay my taxes on time and have never got back anything in exchange . I just think that if I get old then maybe I will be in need to take back from my country in a form of healthcare what I payed earlier .

No one says that there is no place for you people , but you complain one after another . This is something that Polish people will never accept . No country is perfect , but hey there is nothing positive in Poland according to you , people .
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

If one is employed, one and one's employer are required to pay ZUS (with the money being deducted before it gets to one).

You troll has just repeated my post : this is what I said

To receive the healthcare in Poland you need to pay the insurance to ZUS , if you are employed , it is up for the employer to pay or if you are self-employed it is up to you . If you don`t pay you will not get into a public healthcare system . Tax office and ZUS are two separate institutions . It is not like in the UK or Canada where all the money for healthcare comes from taxes.

So , dodn`t distort my comments .

So perhaps it might be better to try low-tech (i.e. cheap) solutions before trying high-tech (i.e. expensive) solutions?

Like what , enlighten us .

Surely Monia doesn't want to make up believe that GP's (or even specialists in a hospital) in Poland earn that much, does she? To be honest ... I wouldn't be surprised if the GP's over here make about 10% of that.

I cited polish GP salary in my earlier post . It is not high at all, when you compare them with Dutch doctors . Who said otherwise . It is too low , in my opinion . But doctors are not as poor as you claim . They can make 10 000 - 30 000 PLN a month, working in private clinics, what means in Polish standards as rather high, taking into consideration a ratio of salary and expeditures you make in Poland .
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

polmed:Please don't tell me that your contention is that the lower on this list you are, the better your health care system.

Can you post something relevant , you haven`t said anything different from what I said previously . I haven`t told you where the cancer cells were . So maybe you should concentrate on my questions and answer them instead of giving wrong justifications like : don't tell me that your contention is that the lower on this list you are, the better your health care system,

which I didn`t claim .

Give us that secret solution , which most government members don`t know , how to run our healthcare system and make it more effective for peanuts .

The Nobel prize nomination in economics is awaiting for you, guys , that`s for sure !!!! LOLs. That`s my answer for now , I need to get back to my duties .
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

It is irrelevant how much of budgetary expeditures a country spendsb on healthcare , if a budget is small the real number is still low .This is a case of Poland . Our budget can`t be compared with bigger or economically stronger and more populated countries.

Really? So if the Polish taxpayer isn't paying for it, who does pay for it?

Your comment is unmeaningful as always . To receive the healthcare in Poland you need to pay the insurance to ZUS , if you are employed , it is up for the employer to pay or if you are self-employed it is up to you . If you don`t pay you will not get into a public healthcare system . Tax office and ZUS are two separate institutions . It is not like in the UK or Canada where all the money for healthcare comes from taxes.
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

Conveniently leaving out the truth, as usual

What was not true in my post , may I know ? What was inconvenient ?

As usual

, why such a biased comment ? The patient was treated with the best procedure , while in the UK he would be left with creams , why not giving a patient the most effective treatment possible ?

But hey ... why should you ever tell the truth anyway ... ? Maybe your "friend" should consider going on a refresher course - his/her knowledge seems to be a wee bit outdated.

Why do you think my friend` s ( british born and educated doctor ) knowledge is outdated, if he mentioned the same type of treatment which you cited in your source yourself, which is the ointment treatment .

If you have nothing important to say, just don`t say anything . You haven` t said anything contributing except of admitting, that in UK doctors use ointments, which is exactly what I said .

Polish healthcare system is not dysfunctional as you guys claim . It works the same as in most civilized countries including the States and the UK . The difference is that it is much effective and way cheaper . Look at the expenditures of most countries for the system and compare it with Poland .

If other countries spent so little as Poland spends their system would collapse in just few days . We spend 10 times less than USA . So I only wonder how it can work as it works for so little money . Polish people don`t die on the streets although Poland spends according to WHO 919 USD , but the USA spends 6719 USD . Thats a miracle what Poles do and achieve for such a funny amount of money .

It is so easy to criticize, but may you advice Polish Ministry of Health how to make the system more effective for so little money , I am sure that if you give them a reasonable advice they will hire you as consultants and you can contribute to our country in a very effective way , instead of complaining and whining all the time .
polmed   
24 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

Poland is good and beats the place he has come from.

I think the same , there are not too many countries which offer the decent standard of living for so little money eg. prices of land , labour , materials , food , healthcare , education . I have got a family member, who has been diagnosed with skin cancer, but not so malignant . After being diagnosed with a cancer it has been removed within a week with laser . All was for free and was done in a public system . Nobody was expecting any bribes . I have a frend, who is a doctor in UK and he told me that in UK a person would be treated with an ointment instead of laser because laser is too expensive . I am lucky I live in Poland and have an access to the best possible treatement and I can be treated by the most competent doctors

I don`t believe in any of your stories . If some doctors took any bribes it was long time ago and I just admire your imaginative attitude .

I just can`t understand, why you are stuck here , go back from where you came from .
polmed   
22 Oct 2011
Law / Medical Malpractice in Poland - seeking accountability? [146]

Doctors take bribes all the time in Poland, never ever known a Doctor or nurse to turn one away..

When was the last time you were living in Poland . It seems long time ago . I have never heard about such things happening these days .

They don`t really need your bribes .
polmed   
22 Oct 2011
History / Do Poles really blame Britain for Poland becoming Communist after the war? [104]

The armed forces of the Polish resistance movement in 1944 numbered more than 500 thousand. people, including nearly 150 thousand. fought in partisan units

You troll may add to that number you deliberately omitted +500 000 troops in underground forces + 20 000 in intelligence units .

It is not me who claims but official sources :

ww2.pl/Polish,Military,Effort,during,Second,World,War,21.html

For the entire period of the war there also existed the very important "silent front" - the intelligence. Probably up to 2 millions Poles served since September 1st, 1939 to May 8th, 1945 in all the Polish military formations - regular armies, partisan troops and underground forces.
polmed   
22 Oct 2011
History / Why have Poles contributed so little to Academics? (Particularly Science) [180]

Soon, we will find out from disillusioned losers , that all professional people are disguised Jews in fact , how pathetic .

you're some polack who couldn't even finish high school.

Your obvious anti- Polish resentment , haughtness and arrogance is not winning you friends all over the world , you are on the same side as Hitler once was and look what happened to your nation - perished . Be humble and don`t insult other people , especially when you are a Jew .
polmed   
22 Oct 2011
History / Do Poles really blame Britain for Poland becoming Communist after the war? [104]

+1,260,000

Your idiocy is so appalling that I can`t believe that it can exist : READ my post nb 93 - remaining troops were in underground army and partisan army and also intelligence ..

I am not going to spoil my weekend with your trollish posts . So go ahead and search for yourself for more information about these two formations.

Here is a link to polish war underground :

you can google translate this websites

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armia_Krajowa
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polskie_Pa%C5%84stwo_Podziemne

The most spectacular achievement of the intelligence was working out the research center and factory in Penenmünde, which built the rocket V 1 and V 2 The first information obtained in autumn 1942 and in March 1943 was sent to London a detailed report. This allowed the British to conduct a massive bomb attack (17/18 August 1943), which for many months stopped plans to build Wunderwaffe.

According to the latest findings of the Polish-British Historical Commission for Documenting Activities of Polish Intelligence during World War II, the information provided by Polish intelligence accounted for 45% of all allied materials. The documents the committee, it also follows that in the Polish intelligence worked at least 20 000 agents.

Just in 1944, Polish intelligence provided for the British nearly 38,000 reports over 12,000 for Americans and nearly a thousand for Frenchmen. From this, according to the British ratings, 85% is about a very high or high quality, another 12% had information valuable, 2% less valuable, and only 1% of the information was considered worthless. It turns out that the Polish intelligence was one of the best and most effective in the war, and perhaps even the best.

dumnizpolski.pl/content/view/54/36/

Look how huge was the structure of polish underground and it was divided by :rightist formations like AK , ZWZ , NSZ and also leftist formations like BCH

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polski_ruch_oporu_w_czasie_II_wojny_%C5%9Bwiatowej

The armed forces of the Polish resistance movement in 1944 numbered more than 500 thousand. people, including nearly 150 thousand. fought in partisan units. Was carried out about 10 thousand. military actions, which killed over 150 thousand. German soldiers, police, Gestapo agents and officials. Momentum has been made possible by the massive participation and support of the resistance by Polish society, which, moreover, led the fight against the civilian with the Nazis.

gdynia.mm.pl/~drake87/drake87/2/27/2716.html

The book "MI6: The History of the Secret Intelligence Service", whose author is a professor. Keith Jeffery of Queen's University Belfast, cites the opinion of Wilfred Dunderdale'a, liaison officer between the SIS (Secret Intelligence Service - MI6 another name) and the history of the Polish General Staff in London (the two), from June 1943. In a memo to his superiors the author points out that the Polish intelligence had at that time 30 networks in occupied and neutral countries in Europe,

Large service SIS also gave Mieczyslaw Slowikowski, who created one of the most effective intelligence networks - "Agency Africa." Her reports served the Americans and British to plan the operation of the marine Torch landings in November 1942 in North Africa. Słowikowski served as a prototype of the hero's famous film "Casablanca" with Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.

Now get away , you troll.

It is just a structure of Polish Underground State :

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polskie_Pa%C5%84stwo_Podziemne
polmed   
21 Oct 2011
History / Do Poles really blame Britain for Poland becoming Communist after the war? [104]

"...Their days are spent making intricate embroidery, singing traditional Polish songs and dancing Polish dances. ..."

And you can't take photos of them as they think is steals their souls? Really? What, all day, every day?

Is that not a bit of condescending 19th century style journalism?

They are all very old people 90 , 80 years old , what do you think they should do ?
polmed   
21 Oct 2011
History / Do Poles really blame Britain for Poland becoming Communist after the war? [104]

When the war in Europe was coming to an end, the Polish troops fighting at the side of the Western Allies numbered more than 210 thousand soldiers

Read the main page with understanding , you are giving just a number of troops engaged in certain campaign called land battles 1941-1945 and also it is the number at the end of the war of those soldiers who survived , altrough you don`t comprehend properly , but let me tell you something , maybe you should consider the fact that tens of thousands of Polish soldiers died during campaigns throughout 6 years of war . The cited by you line states the time of the end of the war . During the war Polish regular army troops losses were estimated as 160 000 .

2 millions of Polish soldiers comes form regular army troops engaged in western and eastern fronts , underground army forces , partisan troops . In the final stage of war the Polish troops on all the European fronts amounted to some 600 000 soldiers (infantry, armored troops, aircraft and navy) It says those who were alive and formed regular army !!!!!!

It doesn`t count underground army and partisan troops alive or dead !!!!!!!

Let`s summarise :regular army troops who participated in the IIWW were estimated as high as : alive 600 000 + dead 160 000= 760 000 .
polmed   
21 Oct 2011
History / Do Poles really blame Britain for Poland becoming Communist after the war? [104]

PWEI , aka Harry , vel Davidson , attorney , whoever you are :

memorise that 2 millions of Polish troops were participating during WWII campaigns:

Poland was the only country to fight in the European theatre of war from the first to the last day of the greatest armed conflict in the history of mankind.

The war began with invading Poland: first, on September 1, 1939, by the Nazi Germany, soon after, on September 17, by the Soviet Union. Both invaders acted in concert, upon the Ribbentrop - Molotov Treaty (concluded on August 23). The allies of Poland - Great Britain and France - declared war upon Germany on September 3rd, but did not undertake any efficient military actions (the so-called "Phony War"). The Soviet Union joined the anti-Nazi alliance only in the summer of 1941, when invaded by Germany. The United States, although they gave a lot of significant material aid, joined the military actions in December 1941 when assaulted by Japan and when Germany declared war upon them.

The most important features of the Polish contribution to the defeat of Germany are determination and perseverance. Despite the severe defeat in 1939, the Poles formed five more armies, including four in exile: in France in 1939, in the United Kingdom in the summer of 1940 (after the defeat and capitulation of France), and twice in the USSR in 1941. These were the army of Gen. Anders that fought later in the South of Europe, and the one that emerged in 1943 and later fought at the Red Army's side.

The fifth Polish army, created at the end of September of 1939 was the conspiratorial armed force in the occupied territory. For the entire period of the war there also existed the very important "silent front" - the intelligence.

Probably up to 2 millions Poles served since September 1st, 1939 to May 8th, 1945 in all the Polish military formations - regular armies, partisan troops and underground forces.

In the final stage of war the Polish troops on all the European fronts amounted to some 600 000 soldiers (infantry, armored troops, aircraft and navy).

In the summer of 1944, while commencing regular military struggle against the retreating Germans, the armed underground numbered more than 300 thousands sworn soldiers.

It can be concluded that Poland put in the field the fourth greatest Allied army.

Buy some books about the subject ! then you may say something .

ww2.pl/Polish,Military,Effort,during,Second,World,War,21.html