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bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
News / Poland's News sources [59]

Compared with most of the English-language news sites, NfP is moderate, objective and unaligned to any party or tendency.

I took a look but it looks to geared towards Facebook/Twitter users neither of which I spend much time in.

But there hardly any content - one article every two months....

Seems to be written for Guardian readers....
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
News / Poland's News sources [59]

sure jon - we just have different feeling of what is neutral and what is not

Neutral (and objective) means someone who shares my worldview..... :)
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

You're not aware of the fact that PiS put an ex-SB boss in charge of one of the largest Polish companies?

Is Orlen a state run company? I thought it was private. If so what has it got to do with PiS?

I'm pleased to see Orlen sponsoring Williams in the coming year's F1 Championship.

I take it you will be cheering against them because of their alleged PiS connections...
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

Is he Communist enough for you?

I'm not aware of his Communist credentials.....

Has he done as much harm to Poland as Donald Tusk?
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

I have never heard of him and have no views. Why would he be a hero of mine?
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
News / Poland's News sources [59]

Every single PiS 'reform' is aimed at returning PRL practices and institutional structures

That is absolute crap.

The corrupt Polish judiciary is an institutional structure that PO/KOD are desperately clinging on to because it enables them to throw out any cases they don't like.

PiS wants to remove old Communist judges and modernise the judiciary by removing it from the control of the self serving elite and providing some degree of democratic control over it.

Also, maybe remind me about the old PRL practice known as 500+ which has been returned in recent years.
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

And feminism is non existent in Poland

If feminism was about women fighting for equal rights it's a non-issue it Poland where women are very strong (and continue to remain feminine).... unlike in western Europe where 'feminists' seem to be more associated with LGBT issues.
bolek_tusk   
2 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

A very good man, jailed by Communists for opposing them, Goofs...

Obviously takes after his brother - a former Stalinist judge who sentenced to death dozens of Polish patriots who fought to liberate Poland from the communists in the fifties.

Also his father was the secretary of the Communist Party in Galicia.

His anti-Communist 'credentials' don't stand up very well.
bolek_tusk   
1 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

Gazeta Wyborcza aka Bolshevik Times.....

Founded by Adam Michnik a Communist collaborator.....economist.com/node/18833569/comments

You are of course joking
bolek_tusk   
1 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

Once the judges are appointed by the government, which is what happens in most countries, rather than by their own members, then the judiciary becomes democratically accountable. Until now the judiciary has been a self-serving elite, and could carry on its corrupt practices as it has done since the downfall of Communism. Many of the top judges have been able to select themselves from their inner circle Bolshevik apparatchiks and could not be replaced even when committing crimes.

'Things will change' means that the corrupt judges will gradually be replaced as they retire, and their replacements will be made on merit rather than on political affiliations.
bolek_tusk   
1 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

Tell us, after 3 years, why haven't we seen any serious charges laid?

That's because the corrupt judicial system (old Bolshevik judges - pro PO,KOD etc) are still largely in place. Things will rapidly change once the old guard - Pani Gersdorf et al get replaced with independent judges.

You did notice that Małgorzata Gersdorf and Andrzej Rzepliński among others were highly visible in the KOD (Soros funded) protests last year, yet people in the judiciary are supposed to be politically independent and not take part in political activism...
bolek_tusk   
1 Jan 2019
News / Poland's News sources [59]

What do people use as their sources for news about current affairs in Poland?
bolek_tusk   
1 Jan 2019
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

@cms neuf

I see you made no attempt to answer my points about the scores of corruption cases the PO-PSL *Government* was involved in.

The KNF affair had nothing to do with the PiS government and they have been quick expose the individual responsible even though it was one of there own supporters.
bolek_tusk   
31 Dec 2018
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

Care to give any examples of PIS corruption? (And Afera KNF is hardly an example of PIS corruption)...

There are scores of examples members of PO lining their pockets....

Why was Tusk flogging off national assets for next to nothing?

Afera Hazerdowa, afera VATowska, Amber Gold etc etc etc....

You can read about them here:-

pikio.pl/pis-wylicza-wszystkie-afery-po-jest-ich-naprawde-duzo-pelna-lista
bolek_tusk   
31 Dec 2018
Life / Poland A, Poland B [75]

@Lyzko

Having become aware of the incredibly high levels of corruption which occured under the previous eight years government of PO-PSL, I'm surprised that the opposition enjoys any popular support whatsoever.... or maybe 20% of the electorate had their noses in the trough.

And it is amazing how traitorous the PO Europosels are in the EU and do everything against the Polish interest.
bolek_tusk   
31 Dec 2018
Language / Intermediate / Advanced Learners of Polish. How do you improve your language? [14]

Merged:

Polishing my Polish



Hi,

I've just joined this forum and this is my first post.

I'm from England but born from Polish parents and was brought up speaking Polish and manage to get by (to some extent) speaking Polish in Poland, but I would like to improve.

How do I find out how good my Polish is and what is the best way to improve it?