News / Poland to be Booted from Schengen - a Border Security Issue or Tusk's Revenge on Polish Voters for PO Defeat? [36]


Do they? Would you rather some state run repressed newspaper that hides things and you never get to see or hear anything other than that which your (potentially) traitorous leaders wish for you?

UK, Ireland / Polish community in the UK: are you happy? [46]

Tolerance is fine until you have daughters, that (as most young girls do) like to go out on the town and enjoy themselves without being stalked, molested and pestered by 7th century freaks that think that, because a woman is displaying more than one square inch of flesh that they are asking for it.

Incompatible with western values!

UK, Ireland / Polish community in the UK: are you happy? [46]

No I'm British through and though... Protestant Christian, 1/2 Scot 1/2 English, married to Catholic Irish with Catholic kids.

Have thought about a move to Poland but the language sounds difficult.

We do like the Polish we have met though (and that's lots), and we don't like the increasing numbers of Muslims that are appearing in Liverpool (and with all the associated problems which are downplayed by the PC press).

UK, Ireland / Polish community in the UK: are you happy? [46]


Brits of my generation (I was born to parents who served in the RAF with Polish ww2 squadrons) have huge respect for the Polish.

I can understand leaving because of crime, our inner cities are a mess.

UK, Ireland / Polish community in the UK: are you happy? [46]

But it can work well. Flint (in North Wales) is full of Polish.

Polish are (by talking with them)... racist. You never see any Muslims or Pakistani's etc in Flint.

That's fine by me.

Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2667]

On the assumption that anyone coming knocking on the door with AK47s means its goodnight Vienna; next steps down for me would be as follows...

Decent slingshot Catapult and 12mm ball bearing ammo - good stopping power and accurate at short range; plus versatile as a survival weapon as will take stones as ammo.

400mm machete for finishing off if they get past the slingshot volleys.

Bowie knife (to be used as a gladius)

All are relatively cheap, unobtrusive and potentially effective for defensive purposes.

Keep to the topic please

USA, Canada / American Father raising a boy in Poland - or maybe USA would be the better place? [12]

I'd go for the safest option for your future offspring. That has to be the USA (considering the islamification of Europe).

History / WWII - Battle of Britain and Poles [104]

I'm sorry I can't help with details of your request for info. I can say that both my parents served on stations with hurricane pilots and were in awe at the bravery of the Polish pilots, who were legendary in firing at the hun until the bullets ran dry and, even ramming the German bombers to bring them down. Respect!

Love / What differences is there among Polish girls and British girls as girlfriends? [102]

Don't slate British women off... It is they that populated an empire, it is they that fought for equal status and the vote, it is they that manned the factories through two world wars whilst their men went out to fight, on land, sea and air.

And all within living memory.

Yes, it is fortunate that they are on an island, protected by 40km of sea.... But they are a stiff breed.

Love / Do Polish men think that Polish girls are materialistic and demanding ? [37]

IMHO Polish women are colder and more "robotic" than their more western counterparts (always thought it was due to a harder upbringing).

Speaking generally, of course!

Genealogy / Why Polish aren't white?? [272]

White, male, Christian, heterosexual and able-bodied. Welcome to the most discriminated - against and hated club in the world.

Language / IS "MURZYN" word RACIST? [686]


Looks like something out of the walking dead

UK, Ireland / What do you hate about England and English people? [142]


That, to me is EXACTLY what is wrong with England and the English. PC correctness gone mad.

We were a Christian country until about five years ago. Then, suddenly our inglorious politicians started saying we are "multicultural"! When did that happen?

Camoron only today proudly stated that we have "a community for every country in the world" What's all that about?... hardly integration or social cohesion is it?

Love / Polish - Pakistani relationship. How it works in reality? Are Pakistanis a good men? [70]

Did you ask him to convert to Catholicism? ... Response?

Life / Brits on benefits in Poland? [38]

I have worked out that in January 2016 ie 3/4 of the way through the current UK tax year I will only be taking home half of what I earn (due to tax and NI). Until April.

I am seriously considering jacking in work. It galls me to think that, probably a good proportion of my tax will be paid to Muslim benefit claiming replacements... I'd rather not!

History / What was better in Poland under communism? [67]

Borsukrates

Post was very poignant. I remember the UK in the 70s we used to re-sole shoes, patch jeans. Families used to eat whatever was delivered to the table. Blackouts were tolerated as were were all in it together. There was a feeling that we were all in it for the greater good, that future times for better or worse would be weathered. But most of all there was a feeling of nationhood, that we had some common bond from centuries ago. We thought our political classes could be trusted.

Sadly that has all been eroded in the last 15-20 years by some sort of unshared plan.

News / Stronger Russia, safer Poland, in world that globalize - is this be truth? [53]

Those Saudi's are all heart, especially when it comes to exporting radical islam. They'll be financing the building of mosques in Poland next to welcome the new "visitors".

The price of being in the EU.

Great news eh :)

Travel / Muslim tourist visiting Poland - safety concerns [51]

The posters on here saying "just wear your headscarf you'll be fine".

Irresponsible to say the least, after all its not them who'll face consequences.

Why would you want to put that to the test? It's be like me walking through Dudley (UK) with an England tee-shirt on (OK, might get away with it, probably not).

Why risk provoking the locals ... unless you are making a statement but then why would you place a child at risk?

UK, Ireland / Why do UK people look down on us? Maybe because plenty of Polish people work in the sex and cleaning industry? [51]

"the politically correct media the establishment clearly attacks Poles and Eastern Europeans more often than say Black people or Asians"

You have a point there... perhaps it is because black's and asians are far more sensitive to anything that could conceivably be interpreted as a racist slur and have a tendency to take to the streets en-mass and riot to gain concessions and privileges.

Travel / Muslim tourist visiting Poland - safety concerns [51]

There is no such thing as Islamophobia.

UK, Ireland / Why do UK people look down on us? Maybe because plenty of Polish people work in the sex and cleaning industry? [51]

I think a few have misunderstood my post. What I was attempting to illustrate is differing attitudes to Polish people depending upon UK area.

It is my observation that Polish people are very welcome generally in the Northwest, that includes Cumbria, Cheshire and North Wales. In fact, in the town of Flint just on the Welsh border has a thriving Polish community which is welcomed by the original inhabitants. Also, Polish are very welcome in places like Leek, Staffordshire as many places like these have a long history of welcoming in Polish from WW2.

Many Polish avoid inner city areas (including, obviously London) which often resemble the Punjab, preferring instead to settle in places that make them feel more at home. Plenty of evidence to support this on google and backed-up by Polish people I have met and chatted to.

Just my observations and I'm sure there will be people who disagree :)

UK, Ireland / Why do UK people look down on us? Maybe because plenty of Polish people work in the sex and cleaning industry? [51]

rozumiemnic.... each to their own eh?

Suffice to say, I'd rather live in a tent in a field than in most parts of London - and, yes I've been there plenty of times with work and leisure visits, each time progressively worse than the last.

"Small-minded and tittle-tattly" could mean community-spirited.. something you possibly know nothing about judging by your comment :)

Life / Pakistani Muslim studying at the Medical University of Lodz (racism, safety, etc) HELP [23]

"Would he not be better off in UK"

Please.... No

UK, Ireland / Why do UK people look down on us? Maybe because plenty of Polish people work in the sex and cleaning industry? [51]

Depends where in Britain you are. In London I'd agree with you but we're certainly not like that in the Northwest or in Wales

UK, Ireland / Why do UK people look down on us? Maybe because plenty of Polish people work in the sex and cleaning industry? [51]

Round our way no-one looks down on Polish people. Fact, we are glad to have immigrants of similar culture and values to us.

Must admit I do have to laugh, there a local group of young Polish men and women often in the supermarket alway choosing their vodka for the evening... always makes me chortle.

Great people!

News / Poland directly threatened by ISIS. Do Islamists planning terrorist attacks in Poland? [390]


Just stop building them altogether

Life / Pakistani Muslim studying at the Medical University of Lodz (racism, safety, etc) HELP [23]

If you are in another country you should respect their culture. And that means not provoking its citizens by flaunting your beliefs (which are not their beliefs) at them.

Language / Polish names without a nickname (or less frequently shortened) [61]

Our Jacek became known as Jack ... and then "Polish Jack" (because around where we live we have so many Jacks) :)

Life / Reaction regarding Pakistanis respected in Poland [54]

Generally speaking, no

Life / Is "Polish person - Atheist" an oxymoron? [24]

worldwide the number of Catholics is on the increase (driven mainly the expansion of south Americans and into USA).

It is in Europe and the middle eastthat their numbers are decreasing due to numerous factors but not least because of aggression and persecution by other religions and the ageing demographics of indigenous Europeans.