News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]

You've never heard of Norethisterone? It's been around for decades.

Maybe you really are a man pretending to be a woman as others on here have suspected.

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]


And all of that suddenly happens to them so they can get out of having to deploy to a war zone or other place you will never find in tourist brochure.

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]


Of course, the Air Force is a completely natural choice for women.

History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]


They'll always tell you what happened to them but they'll never tell you why.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 3 [779]


It could have been painted that way simply for safety purposes or for special events.

In the case of this particular version of the MiG being used as a trainer the bright and contrasting color scheme would make it visually stand out better if it ever crashed anywhere on the Polish landscape.

NATO countries hold "Tiger Meets," multinational exercises and professional exchanges where participating aircraft, including those from Poland, are painted with tiger patterns.

Some Polish air squadrons traditionally used "flying tigers" as emblematic mascots since their first founding. I couldn't find any explicit explanation for this choice of mascot but it might be related to the historical use of animal furs by Polish hussars, who wore fur over their armor. While leopards are commonly cited, there are also historical depictions of tigers being used.

History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]


It's astounding how Zionists like Ada Willenberg can publicly express sympathy for the nearly century-long plight of the Palestinians while comfortably benefiting from the very land taken from them. It's like throwing a pity party for someone you've wronged while enjoying the fruits of their loss - truly a masterclass in hypocrisy.

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]

Feedback / Who deserves to inherit Polish Forums? [344]


Of course, that goes without saying! :)


It's the ending of an era and you just had to make it all about you, you, you and you.


No kidding.


No, you are still poor even with the 28.57% bribe for votes that Tusk gave with one hand and took away with another.

But let's forget about you for a moment and ask why your kids won't have the opportunities, independence and ability to buy on their own under the Tusk regime?

You are admitting that you literally have to pay for your big mistake voting for Tusk! :)


That's a lie. You are a teacher and have all the time in the world all year round. Your 24,000+ rantings posted on here for nearly two decades are proof of this!


Go read any of your 24,000+ rantings on here. You are not sane and are living in denial about it. :)

Thanks all the same to Admin and staff and best wishes in your future endeavors.

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


I didn't read your rant but copied and pasted it into a personality assessment program and was not surprised by the results.

The writer of this text displays several personality traits that could suggest underlying issues:

Aggressiveness: The tone is confrontational and hostile, indicating a tendency toward aggression in communication.

Defensiveness: The writer feels the need to assert their identity and knowledge, suggesting a defensive stance when it comes to their contributions and identity.

Exclusivity: There's a clear in-group versus out-group mentality, emphasizing loyalty to self-identity and dismissing others.

Low Tolerance for Criticism: The reaction to perceived slights is intense, suggesting difficulty in handling disagreement or critique.

Superiority Complex: The writer presents themselves as a knowledgeable authority on issues, which may indicate a need to feel superior to others.

Need to Control Others: The use of phrases like "you are officially on my blacklist" shows a strong desire to regulate interactions and assert dominance over the community dynamics.

Overall, the writing reflects traits associated with possible borderline or narcissistic tendencies, but this is speculative and would require further context and professional assessment to draw any concrete conclusions.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


At least 40 generations. They are authentic instead of the contemporary converts with pale privilege that we all know of today.

But many have ties to communities in Europe.

Black, Jewish And Avoiding The Synagogue On Yom Kippur

I'm a black woman. No one ever assumes I'm Jewish. When I talk about Judaism, people look at me in a way that makes me feel like I'm breaking into my own house. Especially the people inside the house.

You say you love the musicals of George Gershwin? Ha, that sounds just like Gershenfeld, my mother's maiden name, which is also my middle name, which means "barley field" in Yiddish, the language my ancestors spoke in Eastern Europe.

npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2016/10/12/496868502/black-jewish-and-avoiding-the-synagogue-on-yom-kippur

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


Poland needs more Jews.

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


Very true. I recall he usually only bothered pawian all the time.

But since that poster hasn't posted in awhile the parasite in question needs new sources of narcissistic supply.

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]





Your views are off-topic and were not asked for by anyone.


That's a given and has already been pointed out to you.

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


And it's obvious that your opinion is that you should be free to express yours but others shouldn't express theirs unless it agrees with yours.

Like any petty two-faced online bully you are frustrated that you can't control other people.

Good.




You've been following other members around on this forum for years with unprovoked and trite personal attacks regardless of the topic. You've never posted anything relevant, interesting or original.

In this thread alone you decided to go after particular members you dislike for no other reason than to complain about not only what they post on PF but how they post it.

Why don't you stop being such a pathetic hypocrite and lead by example? Start self-censoring today and ask for your account to be deactivated. Here is the address to write to: info@PolishForums.com

Seriously, do the right thing and leave. Then you'll never be annoyed again about other people's free speech activity on here.

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]

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News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


Wow, indeed.

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News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


At the moment, indeed.

Poles know from direct experience how untrustworthy the British truly are when it comes to relations of any kind.

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


Something for nothing.


You claim to live in Poland. You have no bank accounts in Poland? Are you hiding your income and savings from Polish tax authorities?

And since you are a braggart about having multiple passports why wouldn't you have accounts outside the UK and EU such as in your ancestral homeland of Turkey?

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


It's a common nickname for anyone who resides there. You admitted severals times in this forum you lived there. Your embarrassment of having this personal connection is understandable but you don't need to lie in order to hide your shame.


So how much do you expect to get in free handouts under the new Marxist-Leninist government in Britain and how much of your own income and savings do you plan to hide from being taxed by them?

News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]


Yes, Loiner, happy 4th of July!

As for the real 4th of July, let us remember Polish national hero and great Polish-American hero Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Kościuszko who contributed directly to American independence from British tyranny and subsequently inspired 59 other nations to follow suit.

United States - 1776
Haiti - 1804
Colombia - 1810 (from Spanish rule, but Britain played a role in the region)
Argentina - 1816
Chile - 1818
Costa Rica - 1821
Guatemala - 1821
El Salvador - 1821
Honduras - 1821
Mexico - 1821
Nicaragua - 1821
Ecuador - 1822
Brazil - 1822
Dominican Republic - 1844
Canada - 1867
South Africa - 1910
Ireland - 1922
India - 1947
Pakistan - 1947
Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) - 1948
Myanmar (formerly Burma) - 1948
Israel - 1948
Ghana (formerly Gold Coast) - 1957
Malaysia - 1957
Nigeria - 1960
Cyprus - 1960
Sierra Leone - 1961
Tanzania (formerly Tanganyika) - 1961
Jamaica - 1962
Trinidad and Tobago - 1962
Uganda - 1962
Kenya - 1963
Malawi (formerly Nyasaland) - 1964
Zambia - 1964
Gambia - 1965
Singapore - 1965
Guyana - 1966
Barbados - 1966
Botswana - 1966
Lesotho - 1966
Mauritius - 1968
Swaziland (now Eswatini) - 1968
Fiji - 1970
Tonga - 1970
Solomon Islands - 1978
Tuvalu - 1978
Vanuatu - 1980
Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) - 1980
Belize (formerly British Honduras) - 1981
Antigua and Barbuda - 1981
Saint Kitts and Nevis - 1983
Brunei - 1984
The Bahamas - 1973
Grenada - 1974
Papua New Guinea - 1975
Saint Lucia - 1979
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 1979
Kiribati - 1979
Dominica - 1978
Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla - 1983

Wow! Talk about being hated by everybody, over centuries, and all around the world, no matter who is running Blighty!


And we all know what you are really giddy about; your juvenile love for draconian communist-era r*SSia! r*SSia! r*SSia (while still positioning yourself to dodge any and all new taxes imposed by "Sir" Smarmy Starmer)!

Here are the original lyrics to the song (not from the deceptively edited youtube video you posted).

The people's flag is deepest red,
It shrouded oft our martyred dead,
And ere their limbs grew stiff and cold,
Their hearts' blood dyed its every fold.

So raise the scarlet standard high,
Beneath its shade we'll live and die,
Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer,
We'll keep the red flag flying here.

Look 'round, the Frenchman loves its blaze,
The sturdy German chants its praise,
In Moscow's vaults its hymns were sung
Chicago swells the surging throng.

It waved above our infant might,
When all ahead seemed dark as night;
It witnessed many a deed and vow,
We must not change its color now.

It well recalls the triumphs past,
It gives the hope of peace at last;
The banner bright, the symbol plain,
Of human right and human gain.

It suits today the weak and base,
Whose minds are fixed on pelf and place
To cringe before the rich man's frown,
And haul the sacred emblem down.

With heads uncovered swear we all
To bear it onward till we fall;
Come dungeons dark or gallows grim,
This song shall be our parting hymn.

So raise the scarlet standard high,
Beneath its shade we'll live and die,
Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer,
We'll keep the red flag flying here.

News / Rape and sexual abuse in Poland [202]


Because they know they will always be the center of attention and get all the sympathy while the men they decide to turn against are tarred as rapists or homosexuals.

And this pathetic state is the best that modern women have to offer to men who simply want to start a family.

News / Rape and sexual abuse in Poland [202]


Yes and women know this.

There was a video posted on social media the other day of a crazy control-freak woman complaining about her boyfriend.

He invited her over to his place to watch a movie. When she got there she told him emphatically that she would only allow him to cuddle with her.

So, thanks to decades of rabid male-hating feminism and men lives being destroyed publicly with false rape accusations, the boyfriend did exactly what his girlfriend asked and just cuddled with her while they watched the film.

Her problem with this? Now she thinks he might be gay.

News / Rape and sexual abuse in Poland [202]


Exactly.

Not because of indifference or inaction on the part of the police.

It is because she would be advised of the following and then quickly make her excuses and leave:

Giving false testimony

Republic of Poland
The Penal Code

SPECIAL PART

Chapter XXX. Offences against the Administration of Justice

Article 233. § 1. Whoever, in giving testimony which is to serve as evidence in court proceedings or other proceedings conducted on the basis of a law, gives false testimony or conceals the truth shall be subject to the penalty of deprivation of liberty for up to 3 years.

This is why jaded women always prefer to use social media rather than the court system to attack men with false rape accusations.

Accountability is kryptonite to all women.

UK, Ireland / Better being female in UK or Poland? [33]


It's been observed by many on here over the years that your ties to Poland are as permanent as a gypsy's.


Not at all. But you can set your watch to your defensive parochialism of both! Each and every time! It's simply hilarious!

UK, Ireland / Better being female in UK or Poland? [33]


Well, he is British and times have changed. He is a Brexit nomad and legally required to be constantly on the move.

Stay Limits within the Schengen Area: Counting the 90 Days

With the UK's exit from the EU, UK nationals' freedom of movement within the EU came to an end as well. As such, UK citizens are now subject to the Schengen Area's visa-waiver stay limitation of 90 days within any 180 days throughout the entire zone. The count begins as soon as a traveller enters the Schengen Area until the day they depart. For example:

- If a traveller entered Germany (in the Schengen Area) from the UK (not in the Schengen Area) and spent 10 days in Germany, then took a train to Poland (in the Schengen Area) for a stay of 7 days, and then flew back to the UK, they would have stayed 17 total days in the Schengen Area.

- Even if the traveller briefly departed the Schengen Area, their stay calculation would still be based on the time spent in the zone. For example, if the traveller were to enter Germany from the UK and spend 10 days in Germany, departed back to the UK for 5 days, flew to Poland for a 7-day stay, and then returned to the UK again, they would still have stayed 17 total days in the Schengen Area.

cibtvisas.co.uk/The-Schengen-Areas-90/180-Day-Rule-Made-Easy

Study / Which is better, Nicolaus Copernicus Medical University or Wroclaw Medical University? [12]


Is there a reason you didn't research any of this before applying to them?

Life / Poland Is A Gem In Europe [71]


It's no surprise really. Such glaring contrasts will always exist between a homogenous country like Poland (for now) and an irreparable diverse country like the USA. You can find similar stark differences if you compared Poland with diverse societies by design like Sweden, Germany, Britain, Ireland or France.

But don't worry, EU Viceroy Tusk is working hard to demographically transform Poland by giving shelter and welfare to illegal economic migrants from all around the world.


As usual, you're wrong. Whether it is due to you being ignorant of history or you actually being ashamed for once regarding the horrors associated with your ideological preferences is for you to find the courage and admit to the forum.

The fact is the GULAG was entirely Soviet from start to finish. GULAGs are synonymous with communism and the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics.

Food / Poles prefer pizza & kebab? [73]


It could be worse.

In Britain they've used the bodies of murder victims. Literally.

A true 21st century horror story:

Case of Charlene Downes, feared killed and ground into kebab meat at 14, reopened as investigators probe fresh clues

Two men were charged and put on trial in 2007 for her murder, but the jury failed to reach a verdict. During the trial, the court heard the police's suspicion that Charlene's body had been ground into kebabs and her bones crushed into tile grouting.

lbc.co.uk/news/charlene-downes-missing-girl-blackpool-case-reopened/

History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]


Wanda and her German husband wouldn't have found a warm reception among Poles had they gone further east along the Baltic (unless of course they met Tusktards).

'Don't mention the war': Germans apologise for their folk singers in Gdańsk

On August 6 (2023), the folk group, which was part of an official delegation from the German region, sang the folk song Ein Heller und ein Batzen (A penny and a Dime) at the popular St Dominic's fair in the Polish city of Gdańsk.

The performance caused something of a stir in Gdańsk and a storm on Polish social media.

The tune was once a popular marching refrain used by Wehrmacht troops during the war. In Poland, it is remembered as a symbol of German Nazi occupation.

Authorities in the German region then issued a statement in which they said they deeply regretted the incident and explained there was no intention to offend anyone. That was accepted by the fair's organisers and the City of Gdańsk, where the local government is a bastion of Poland's Liberal PO party led by Donald Tusk, which the country's ruling Conservatives (PiS) regard as being pro-German.

During the presidential campaign in 2005 it was revealed that Tusk's grandfather had been a soldier conscripted into the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. The revelations outraged Tusk and his party at the time, who argued that they had been published to discredit him.

While in office (2007-2015), Tusk became a close ally of then-German Chancellor Angela Merkel and was regularly criticised by the PiS for being too accommodating to German interests and policies.

brusselssignal.eu/2023/08/dont-mention-the-war-germans-apologise-for-their-folk-singers-in-gdansk/

Life / Poles are (family friendly / religious / traditional / conservative): True or False? Why? [8]


The UN has also noticed the societal differences towards children.

UN Child Rights Committee issues findings on Czech Republic, Eswatini, Poland and Switzerland

Czech Republic

The Committee was seriously concerned about a growing number of children exploited in prostitution and pornography. The Committee urged the State party to effectively investigate child sexual exploitation, particularly abuse online and in the tourism sector.

Poland

The CRC was concerned about the persisting practice of corporal punishment and domestic violence against children. It recommended that the State party strengthen measures to eradicate corporal punishment, particularly at home, and make childcare and educational facilities legally obliged to safeguard children against violence.

ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2021/09/un-child-rights-committee-issues-findings-czech-republic-eswatini-poland-and