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


Nah, Martin Schulz should become a new chancellor of Germany.

He is a model politician and a true German:

> he is a socialist, communist even, so the liberal media in Europe will love him

> he is an alcoholic, so he will establish a natural and good relations with Claude Juncker and the European Commission

> he is "well educated": he is a high school drop-out without Matura. Too much education brings doubt, as a moron he will be strongly convicted to his leftist ideas

> He is generally hated in Poland, so you can show those nasty Poles that you don't care about their opinion

Vote for Schulz

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


Germans were always to weak to rule the whole Europe but also too anxious to sit still on their own asses. Too weak to control yet too strong to accept it

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


I think those women were just a smoke screen, all he really wanted were those goats but was too shy to admit it

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


Public surveys are like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're going to get.



The European council even get a "public opinion" on how the EU will perceive America in 2028. That's just wunderbar

Why stop here?

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

Migrant arrested for sexually assaulting three women and several sheep and goats in Germany

voiceofeurope.com/2018/10/migrant-arrested-for-sexually-assaulting-three-women-and-several-sheep-and-goats-in-germany

It doesn't say if the sheeps were happy about it

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

All the money that Germany doesn't have to spend on its military thanks to the US protection is a direct benefit for Germany's budget and the national economy

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


Instead of wishful thinking you better prepare for a second 4-year term :-)

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


Miroslaw, won't you even miss those puppies?

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


No joke, but I would miss her too.

She consolidated the V4 and she has helped to secure the majority in Parliament for a conservative party in Poland.

She has also showed us that Germany make dangerous political mistakes and that they don't have to necessarily occupy a leading role in Europe.

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


That's the reality check. If the US and Poland will also make Germany a target for a possible Russian aggression the whole picture in Europe changes. Germany won't be able to play both sides. Germany should stop doing shadowy deals with Putin and start being more reliable as a NATO member.

It was exactly the same with INF treaty regarding intermediate-range nuclear rockets. Poland is already in range of Russian [short-range] rockets due to close proximity of Kaliningrad. Russian rockets could reach most targets in Poland.

Obviously, Russians had intermediate-range rockets up and ready and they could also launch them from their ships (which wasn't specifically banned by the INF treaty) but it wasn't official.

And now it is official. With INF possibly revoked the whole Europe is in range and needs to deal with a Russian threat. No more pretending that the threat isn't real.

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


The public opinion is so naive and so easily manipulated. And those who knows how to do it are a major winners.

Japan is a land of constant earthquakes and that's what lead to tragedy. In the US there're close to 100 nuclear reactors and some of them are half a century old. Yet no nuclear disaster ever happened in the US.

Nuclear energy is "the greenest" energy per Wat that you can get.

independent.co.uk/news/science/nuclear-power-is-the-greenest-option-say-top-scientists-9955997.html

News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]


No, you are confusing me not taking part in a hysterical cries and grudges against the ruling party with "constantly pushing their politics"

Those boxes that you're trying to squeeze me in are as narrow as you political horizons my friend :-)

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


Well, I'm 100% Polish and I've never been to Yorkshire nor I'm planning to go there but be my guest :-)

News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]


I'm not promoting PiS but simply accepting them as a lesser evil. We've got two major blocks in our parliament and out of those two, PiS is a lesser evil and an useful proxy. Trust me, my preferences are more radical - especially when it comes to economy and foreign politics - than PiS but they can't be materialized in a current parliament.


So much for the better if the dogs jump to bite their own throats. People like Piotrowicz will be twice as aggressive since they have to prove that they're not one of them anymore. And once you use such a people you can dispose them since they have a mentality of a prostitute and won't be reliable in the future.

Stop being such a simpleton and get familiar with classics like Sun Tzu.


I didn't "left" Poland but simply got a temporary contract in London. When it's completed I'm coming back. It will give me financial freedom and money to invest in Poland.

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

Such a guarantee is impossible on a march on this scale. And anyone can join it since it is open for everyone. Hence the provocations from opposing groups has happened in the past.

News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]


Nope. I despise communists and communism in general. For me PiS is simply a proxy to remove the remnants of the old system. By any means possible. And to do that they need to have a stable majority.

I don't fancy their economic policy since I'm a believer in capitalism myself. No other economic system is as productive. The problem is that in Europe capitalism on a way out and replaced by eurosocialism.

Yet, PiS is useful for removing old commies from Supreme Court and for opposing leftist bureaucrats from the EU and their agenda of cultural marxism.

So, looking at a modern political scene in Poland, PiS is a lesser evil.

Jak sie nie ma co sie lubi, to sie lubi co sie ma :-)

News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]


Good article. The authors have actually a good grasp of Polish politics which is quite uncommon for foreign commentators

News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]

Actually, SLD leader forbid such a coalition as not-so-very-constructive opposition wanted to form a solid anti-PiS block. Yet, local leaders wanted to make a stable coalition and work for their local communities instead of fighting in pointless wars. The whole post-election political scene in Poland looks more and more interesting

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

Merged:

Fort Trump and American military bases in Poland. What's your opinion about it?

theguardian.com/world/2018/sep/18/fort-trump-us-military-base-poland-russia

News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]

So I read that PiS has already acquired a few PSL activists in local councils. They've also made a coalition with SLD in one of them. It looks like PiS is slowly absorbing lesser opposition parties. So they not only won the local elections but also getting more traction in "local" Poland

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

President, or a government was never a part of Independence March initiative. It was always organized by a National Movement committee right from the beginning. It's a grassroots movement and that's what makes it so great. So I don't see any controversy here.

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


You're right, Ziemowit. My bad that I missed it. I still uphold my point about cultural enrichment in Germany though.

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

Another act of a cultural enrichment in Germany I believe.

DW doesn't even say that they were Syrians

How can we still believe what German press have to say?

dw.com/en/germany-eight-arrested-for-rape-in-freiburg/a-46060138
rt.com/news/442421-germany-gang-rape-migrants
mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/teenager-gang-raped-eight-men-13484431

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

A national Athem of Poland before the Poland vs Germany volleyball match in Chorzow, Silesia

youtu.be/TSpEBBwkpPc

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


Not much of an obsession more like a sober observation. If I twisted any fact then prove me wrong but don't to try to force "obsessions" on me.


Past is important. Past defines who we are now. Past also defines the whole nations and their present politics.

Without a healthy past it is difficult to build a healthy future. It just comes back to bike you in the *ss.

For example: do you think that Germany would behave like they did in 2015 if not for their ugly past?

Your past, which you shared with us on this forum, has defined you. You are a sum of your past actions, your experiences and memories.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


Putin was not a 'support employee' but an active field agent in East Germany.
I understand that he has got some substantial following, even outside of Russia, of people who falsely perceive him as a 'defender of conservative values'.

Ronald Reagan was a conservative. Margaret Thatcher was a conservatives. Putin isn't much more than a 'former' soviet KGB agent

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

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

A famous duel scene from "The Deluge" [1974]

youtu.be/_tFXZn9qNhg

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


I've also never personally met Lenin, Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot or Che Guevara and yet I despise them all for their actions.

And no, I don't think that Putin is as bad as any of those aforementioned persons.

Yet, he still is a former KGB agent (he claims that are no "former KGB agents" - once an agent you're an agent for life) and only the most ruthless and unscrupulous people worked for Soviet special agencies like KGB, NKWD or GRU.

News / Future of Polish-Ukrainian relations [560]


First they have to officially and practically renounce the cult of Stefan Bandera and UPA, just like Germany renounced Adolf Hitler and NSDAP.

They can't follow the cult of mass murderers from UPA/OUN and also be perceived as a civilized society at the same time.