News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]

Poles on Independence March 2017

youtu.be/Z4UBVMzyw6w

Love / Don't know whether she loves me or not ? [64]

You're not as naive as I initially thought you are. Why won't you find yourself a nice Desi woman?

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]


Ask Sweden, a rape capital of the Europe, which has already multiple no-go zones in the country and a city of Malmo is practically being controlled by muslim gangs

dailywire.com/news/12466/how-muslim-migration-made-malmo-sweden-crime-michael-qazvini

Ask Britain where a group of children were run over with a van by terrorists on Westminster bridge

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Westminster_attack

and blown up on some celebrity concert in Manchester

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_Arena_bombing

Ask Germany which has already tasted 'cultural enrichment' with sexual assaults done by "refugees"

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Year%27s_Eve_sexual_assaults_in_Germany

As a side note: is it practical for Germany to spend billions of Euro on muslims migrants which will never repay even 5% of that cost to German economy? [99% of them are still unemployed 2 years after arrival]

independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/germany-refugees-spend-20-billion-euros-2016-angela-merkel-crisis-budgets-middle-east-north-africa-a7623466.html

Just because those pictures became normal in Western Europe doesn't mean that is this is normal, because it's not.

"Sadiq Khan: London mayor says being prepared for terror attacks 'part and parcel' of living in a major city"

independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/sadiq-khan-london-mayor-terrorism-attacks-part-and-parcel-major-cities-new-york-bombing-a7322846.html

Cultural integrity means not living your life in constant fear and uncertainty. So both safety and cultural integrity are a very practical things and two sides of the same coin.

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]

@delphiandomine, you just keep making a complete fool of yourself with each consecutive post. If you didn't exist it would be necessary to invent you :-D

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]


Well, let's start with a practical move of not letting millions of so called "refugees" into the country and changing our culture and demography forever.

And let's not forget about safety. The clash of cultures (gang rapes, terrorist attacks) in Germany has shown us that "multikulti" will be a violent and not a peaceful process.

So safety and cultural integrity.

Those are all very practical things.

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]


Atch, what is completely normal in Poland, like patriotism and cultural conservatism, is considered "extreme" in some Western societies and called fascism or even nazism


"undesirable elements"? That's your personal opinion. For the match organizers the European people concerned about their cultural heritage are not "undesirable elements".

Or maybe you're talking about ANTIFA hooligans, which used to come to Poland from Germany to start riots and to interfere with a legal march?

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]


Of course you would be welcome to come. Many foreign Red Pilled participants, mostly from other European countries but not only, will be present on the Independence March in Warsaw.


I repeat:

Independence March is a grassroots movement built by regular Poles without any involvement from the government. That's what makes it so real and resistant to any possible political changes that may occur in the future.

That's what also makes some commentators in media so furious.

Since they cannot directly attack the government on this occasion they have to unload their frustrations on Poles marching on Independence Day and lose any credibility they ever had.


She may, but I think it's to late to make an accurate Merkel's pinata :-P

Life / Stereotypes about Polish people being stupid? [281]

Well, if IQ results are not relevant to some of you, let's take a look at a more practical skills which require high intelligence and also a professional knowledge

Poland ranks high in competitive programming:

medium.com/@webgovpl/poland-has-the-world-s-best-programmers-and-here-s-proof-5ee0628b916e

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]

Only one week to go!

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


You're confusing a lengthy process of collecting necessary documents and analysis [and also calculations of war loses] which takes place now with "no action"

And also a recent consultations with Greek government which has more experience in this matter will be very helpful.

dw.com/en/poland-greece-team-up-on-nazi-era-war-reparations-demands/a-45836168

And I also repeat my request:

I want to see an official document where Poland wave away any reparation claims from Germany.

Produce me a photocopy of such a document. It should be easy since, in your opinion, it's a clear case.

I want to see official papers with signatures of both: Polish and German officials (from DDR and especially West Germany) and clearly written black on white that Poland has waved away any claims for reparations from Germany for WWII.

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


I want to see an official document where Poland wave away any reparation claims from Germany.

Produce me a photocopy of such a document. It should be easy since, in your opinion, it's a clear case.

I want to see official papers with signatures of both: Polish and German officials (from DDR and especially West Germany) and clearly written black on white that Poland has waved away any claims for reparations from Germany for WWII.

Love / Don't know whether she loves me or not ? [64]

"Don't know whether she loves me or not ?"

No, she doesn't. She is a cold hearted ***** :-P


If you're feeling that way there's a good chance that you are one

My advice is, forget about her. Get drunk and then get involved in a bar fight

No need to thank me.

Life / Stereotypes about Polish people being stupid? [281]

brainstats.com/average-iq-by-country.html

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


That's a hard evidence all right. Last week some loony beggar in front of Tesco told me that the world is ending, but it wasn't over the phone so it was still more official.

Now let's get serious:

I want to see official documents with signatures of both: Polish and German officials with clearly written black in white that Poland has waved away any claims for reparations.

The Bierut's "declaration" from 1953 it's just a piece of paper without much legal weight. And it's only signed by Bierut, no one else.

In 1951 Vyacheslav Molotov (yes, the same one who signed a secret treaty with von Ribbentrop before WWII) met with Otto Grotewohl (DDR minister)
and they made a declaration. Here me now: the declaration was made only between the USSR and DDR, that is EAST Germany.

West Germany wasn't even included nor a an official part in those talks. And the DDR has officially and legally ceased to exist in 1990.

So not only the USSR had war reparation talks over our heads (Poland wasn't part of it) but they made a "deal" with East Germany ONLY!

So the only viable legal grounds of German defense against paying war reparations is a 1990 "Treaty of Good Neighbourship" between Poland and Germany.

Show me one sentence in this treaty which says anything about resignation from war reparations by Poland.

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


Why not? I can discuss those too. Still, German reparations are much more substantial and are ready to harvest.

With a German chancellor letting 2 million muslim illegals into Germany, with a 4 million Turkish minority living in Germany who are more loyal to Erdogan than to Bundesrepublik it would be unwise not to press this issue now.

Cause Tacitus is right on this matter: Germany will soon become muslim, so we have to deal with this issue when the actual Krauts are still alive :-)

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


I meant solid facts about World War II and German crimes. Strong emotional content based on facts. Do you think that most people in the world would give a damn about your slippery lawyers lingo? All that they would see is a victim and an aggressor. And the fact that aggressor doesn't want to compensate for his crimes.

But I bet such a fine orator as yourself would convince them otherwise :-)


So you proved me right, that a moral argument - and not a messy legal one - would be decisive here


Poland is not Namibia, nor Greece. Buckle up, my friend :-)

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]

@Tacitus, you're quite reasonable man, for a German, so imagine this future situation:

> Poland wants WWII compensations from Germany

> Germany says: - No way! We won't give you a single euro Polen

> The result is that we're in a clinch situation here

> Yet Poland doesn't forget about rightful reparations and keeps mentioning them on occasions and also uses it as a tool in negotiations with Germany to puts some pressure on the opponent

> The more Poland grows - economically and politically - the greater the soft power of the country becomes and the voice of Poland is better heard around the world

> And here's the best thing: all that Poland says its truth . As simple as that. Not some anti-German propaganda but hard facts. Poland only mention about German crimes on Polish land during WWII, commemorates it, make movies, internet videos and TV spots about it, writes books and articles to the press, makes computer games with Polish narrative, street banners and more. WWII, Nazis etc. is still a very attractive subject to capture the world's attention.

> How is Germany going to battle that? With lies? With German propaganda? That worked in the 30's but not in the age of the internet

> So the only thing Germany can do is to remain silent ... and count losses

> Now let's look at the position Germany who worked so hard to build a brand for their own country after WWII and to become such a "likeable state with civilized citizens" and an "export champion"

> At what point the cost of the damage to that image would be greater than rightful war compensations that have to be paid for Poland?

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]

Oh, I do care about facts. Especially when the matter is as slippery as a legal status of Federal Republic of Germany


Nothing is definite except of death and taxes

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


Nah, you'll have to come and take it yourself :-)

Why would you need it anyway? Running out of space for new Germans from Middle East and Africa?

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


Well, actually they are. Wrong again delphiadomine. Even a broken clock is right twice a day, but not you. How do you do it?


Nah, it's still funny :-) I'm a huge Monty Python and John Cleese fan


I bet that's what would Angela Merkel say when asked: "why on earth did you let 2 million illegals into Germany" :-D

News / 'Fort Trump' Military Base in Poland [537]


Nothing fatalist about that. I'm rather optimistic. Poland is using its competitive edge to get to the higher level just like many before us. Once there we will compete on the same level as other Western developed economies.

But I predict that by that time more than a half of those developed countries will lose its competitive edge and a high position in the world due to islamization and africanisation of the society and also an overly regulated and socialistic economies.

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


Nope, only the military operations have ceased. The war is still on.

The compensations still weren't paid to those who have lost the most.

I know that for Germany it would be great if we all accepted status quo. I say, let's change the status quo and then we can have perfect peace that you'll have to accept too, how about that? :-)

News / 'Fort Trump' Military Base in Poland [537]


Aren't you a cheeky one? :-)

You would want us to compete with developed economies who've already built the whole infrastructure in the past, like France or Netherlands, which is needed for a very well paid and skilled jobs without using the main advantage that Poland had to start with.

Poland is rapidly building the needed infrastructure like highways, ports, airports, arms industry, gaming industry and ll this will pay off handsomely in the future. But this, obviously, takes time.

Let's make a thought experiment:

How about we remove the whole automotive industry from Germany and then tell them to "use their skills" to make money. Yes, we'll tell them: you won't get your expensive tools and machinery, factories and the whole infrastructure will be removed and now sit on this greenfield and make a lot of money.

Or maybe you should say the same to Chinese in 1978 when they started to transform their economy and the only advantage over the developed economies they had was a cheap labour? And look where they are now.

Now with all the infrastructure they've built over the years they've started to create well paid and well skilled labour force, and a massive over 400 million strong middle class. They've became the second largest economy in the world due to their work ethics.

You are either not very bright or your intentions are less than noble. I think both.

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]

OK, Lyzko let's not mention the war. I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it all right :-)

youtu.be/7xnNhzgcWTk



They made one little silly mistake and now everything's cool, all right.

News / 'Fort Trump' Military Base in Poland [537]


It was aimed at destroying the competitive edge of developing Central European economies


Nobody was forced to work. We're not talking about XIX century cotton plantation in West Virginia or a WWII German slave labour camp.

A truck driver used to be one of the best paid "working class" jobs in Poland. Those guys wanted to work as much as they could and make as much as much money as they can.

I don't know how long you lived in Poland but you don't understand a squat about Polish mentality

News / 'Fort Trump' Military Base in Poland [537]


Just like the EU. France for example pressured the EU council to introduce new rules that would apply to workers temporarily delegated to another EU country. A move which is regarded as a direct hit into Polish and Hungarian workers.

The Eu is a club that constantly change the rules to suit the strongest members.

News / Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]


Modern Russia suffers from a "former superpower syndrome". They can't accept that their role in the world has declined. And they are addicted to a powerful drug: FEAR.

As long as the world fears them they are happy. They may not eat well and live in poor conditions but they need a regular dosage of that drug.

Russia has a semi-3rd world economy and doesn't produce much more than crude mineral ore, oil, natural gas and weapons. Most of regular goods Russia imports from Europe and China.

News / "It's too late for Germany" (but not for Poland) [1798]


It makes a world of a difference on which side of the WWII front you were on, BratwurstBoy.

Sitting in a watchtower is Auschwitz with an assault rifle ready to shoot is not the same thing as being a prisoner in the very same camp. So don't play a naive German schoolgirl with us, will you? :-)


Totalen Krieg. The German approach was to totally eliminate some nations of Europe and then making German slaves from those who were chosen to survive. All of this by the means of Total War that is without respecting any basic human laws. On top of 6 million citizens they also methodically killed Polish elites en masse and completely destroyed Polish capital city of Warsaw. They wanted to kill the people but also to destroy the culture that they hated.

They didn't take the possibility that they may lose into account.
And I bet that they were very surprised that those "silly" civilized Brits and Americans treated them so well after war.

And now all they want to be "likeable" and are honestly surprised that there is no national holiday of "kiss your lovely German neighbour day" in Poland.

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]

China so far has based their impressive growth on Western technologies and on manufacturing Western products.

The whole Chinese society is based on Confucianism which favors collectivism and doesn't value individualism. And the individualism is a driving force behind innovation.

News / 'Fort Trump' Military Base in Poland [537]

Well, obviously the whole article is intended to be a joke and I had a good laugh reading it.

But let's make a thought experiment and take a look at the possibility of such project.

> The first obstacle would be that no sane Polish politician, regardless of political affiliations, would ever allow any German military bases in Poland.

I think I don't have to explain that any further

> The second obstacle would be a poor state of bundeswehr which lacks in morale and equipment alike:

"Shortfalls in the German army's personnel and equipment are "dramatically" hindering its readiness for combat, according to a new report.

No submarines or large transport planes were available for deployment at the end of last year, the report says.

It also points to failures in planning and leadership that have exacerbated existing problems in the military."

bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-43134896

But maybe they could be used as a cannon fodder and stationed somewhere in the Ukraine?

How much would Germany charge for them and would they be cheaper by the battalion?.

And I would also rather take Ossies than Wessies cause they would be less expensive and more aggressive on the battlefield :-)