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Last Post: 29 Feb 2016
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Librarius   
29 Feb 2016
Life / Polish people are the most ignorant people in the world! [331]

Polish women are the most beautiful in the world

I sense in this a handsome compliment paid by an old English lecher aimed at young and stupid Polish girls to make another conquest.

However, if this gent sexsual advences are repelled with scorn then suddenly he is painting a picture of Poles in general as the most ignorat People on Earth, the chipest slaves, usualy working at a waste recycling plant or at most at a warehouse - filling up the lowest of the low social strata of OUR SOCIETY. Am I right?
Librarius   
26 Feb 2016
News / The dossier of TW "Bolek" - Poland's IPN assisted by police enters the home of the late general Kiszczak [306]

Decommunisation could have landed former communist big shots in jail.

Let sleeping bolshies of the past lie in peace. As for the living ones, they, as always, are in majority and hunting for whatever easy spoils they caught sight of.

There are and always will be bolshies in the lead of a witch-hunt for whatever easy victim. This time it is a season for commies and so-called islamists. Beware of being a bolshie of today.

You can check if you are not a fully authorised bolshie of today if you make an experiment and put in place of commies or so-called islamist, let's say Jews or a Poles. Thus you will see if you'll end up being called an anti-Semite or hater of the Polish people. If so then you are a bolshie.
Librarius   
21 Feb 2016
News / The dossier of TW "Bolek" - Poland's IPN assisted by police enters the home of the late general Kiszczak [306]

The PPR nad later PZPR as a band of semi-literate lumpenproles, thugs and peasants knew they wouldn't get very far without intelligentsia back-up.

They were simply running with their eyes fixed on America:

Opowiadał (przyp. Czapski) im o chicagowskich rzeźniach i fabrykach Forda, które wizytował. O ludziach z tanich jadłodajni Nowego Jorku. O micie zbyt łatwego optymizmu i o pudrowaniu śmierci. Relacjonował rozmowy z taksówkarzami i śniadanie z Lechoniem. Opisywał strajk robotników w Detroit i bankiet business-ladies. Przywiózł też anegdoty, które rozśmieszały cały Lafit. Pani w futrze i brylantach prosi, by Czapski się przesunął: "Stary zabierz te dupe" - bo jak większość Polonii mówiła chłopską gwarą. Ktoś daje mu sto dolarów z zastrzeżeniem, że to nie na żadną "Kulturę", "Niech pan to przepije!". I tak dalej.

From the book by Magdalena Grochowska Jerzy Giedroyc: do Polski ze snu

Bolek, Lolek's brother, from the well known bed-time story:

Bolek i Lolek
Librarius   
21 Feb 2016
News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]

Fantastic article in the Financial Times about Wałęsa

... like many of Poland's friends in western Europe, Walesa is deeply troubled by the government's effort to seize control of institutions such as the constitutional court and the state broadcasting system. Walesa has called PiS a threat to Polish democracy and has called for early elections. [...] In this context it should be kept in mind that the Institute of National Remembrance, the state investigative agency that released the latest documents in the Walesa affair, is politically close to PiS.

This leaves no room for unexpected events like seeking money 'poor Mrs Kiszczak,' selling needless documents from 'the private archive' of the late Mr Kiszczak.
Librarius   
15 Jan 2016
News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]

Economy artificially run into a crisis is an instrument of enslavement in the hands of a few - a 'virtual senate' of lenders and investors. You can't cure the enjoyment of servitude by those fearing the crisis.
Librarius   
15 Jan 2016
News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]

But the good news is the EU donations Poland gets are sent in euros so they will be worth more!

Are you serious? What donations? Can you write it in Polish? I do not belive that you are Polish!

What you've written is too stupid for you to be Polish.
Librarius   
1 Jan 2016
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]

Thanks for your insight Johnny, its been good to be able to discuss two topics with you without your shadow trolls spoiling it

Unlike the United States, other nations offer universal health care, free education, and an almost universal high standard of living. There is as a result, very little crime and almost no violent crime . The U.S. on the other had, funnels more than half of their GNP into military, spying, destabilisation of other countries, and associated endeavours. Furthermore, unlike more civilised societies, the United States allows their citizens not merely to own multiple handguns, but also military assault rifles and even machine guns.

doxpoxia.org/article6.8.html
Librarius   
27 Dec 2015
Life / Comparing Poland and Romania [108]

they are just very poor.

By what standard of measurement and according to whom?
Librarius   
27 Dec 2015
Life / Comparing Poland and Romania [108]

their language was heavily influenced by some Slavic languages and they are mostly orthodox Christians as far as I know .

Romanina is a Romance language like French, Italian, Spanish or Portuguese.

From Wikepedia:

The lexical similarity of Romanian with Italian has been estimated at 77%, followed by French at 75%, Sardinian 74%, Catalan 73%, Portuguese and Rhaeto-Romance 72%, Spanish 71%. In modern times Romanian vocabulary has been strongly influenced by French, Italian and other languages.

Romanian language

While most of Romanian grammar and morphology are based on Latin, there are some features that are shared only with other languages of the Balkans and not found in other Romance languages. Nonetheless, Romanian together with Greek and Romani present the lowest "factor of Balkanization" among the languages commonly included in the Balkan sprachbund.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
Language / [SEX] Polish sentences/expressions [41]

So I need your help but it's a weird one...

I do not like that language. It is foreign to me. Whose language it is? What kind of people use it? Whatever would be your answer I do not like people using that language.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
Life / Why do Silesians hate Poland? [41]

Poles in general don't have any insult reserved to Silesians

Poles call Silesians by the affectionate name of Hanysy, this is for the popular first name Hans a familiar shortening of German or Dutch Johannes that is John. Silesians call Poles Gorole. First by this name, Prussian Silesians called Silesians from Cieszyn Silesia, then the people of Zagłębie Dąbrowskie and lastly all Poles but 'true Silesians '
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
Life / Why do Silesians hate Poland? [41]

so all Silesians are miners are they?

If they are not then they can be Silesians or Poles at their whims.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
Life / Why do Silesians hate Poland? [41]

Could a 'Polish' person recognise a Silesian from looks/accent etc?

If he is a regular miner... or if he is Kazimierz Kutz.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
Life / Why do Silesians hate Poland? [41]

If you want a rough and not so much accurate comparison, you can say so, but we do not have the Prince of Silesia and there was never a war between Poland and Silesia.

Silesians do have Silesian language - the language of their home and heimat and unlike English and Welsh, Poles can understand much of it.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
Life / Why do Silesians hate Poland? [41]

I was wondering why people in Katowice hate Poland?

People in Katowice may consider themselves Poles, Silesians, Germans... as for their feelings toward Poland... it is better to ask them one by one if that's what interests you.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
News / Should Poland exit the EU immediately? [377]

I see your knowledge of Polish protocol is like your knowledge of Polish history, Polish law and many other things - non-existent.

Mr Jerzy Urban, former spokesman for the Polish Government, to whom because of your knowledge of the Polish protocol you should give due respect, once asked by Barbara Czajkowska (after Lech Wałęsa was searched at the Heathrow airport by a squad of girls at border control) about "Lech Wałęsa Rozmowa z bratem" answerd simply the conversation was true.

Wałęsa's exlenation in 1983 was:

Jeszcze raz oświadczam, że jest to od początku do końca sprefabrykowany paszkwil. Ja w nim ani mój brat nie uczestniczyłem... ja nie wiem jak tego dokonano... jest możliwość, że część tego została we śnie nagrana... ja nie wykluczam możliwości sennych.

Just listen to the last of the five part conversation and you will know that people of Wałęsa's type among normal decent people are not given respect.
Librarius   
24 Dec 2015
News / Poland's post-election political scene [4080]

if they decide that Poland is a basket case they can switch the money flow off.

Those stuck in baskets will not loose their beneficia sine cura.
They will not rule Poland - that's all. Will that be enough to pacify the anger of their EU masters?