Poland hopes to attract hard-working, trouble-free immigarnts - Ukrainian, Belarusians and Vietnamese

what would happen if an election would be falsified in a EU country like Poland, Hungary or Romania or Bulgaria? like how do they prevent it and those countries doing what Łukaszenko does?

The street is a good indicator. The most that an election can be falsified without widespread unrests is about 10 (maybe up to 15) %. Above that and people realize something's up and if they protest it looks real bad for the government.

There seems to be an undefined critical number of voters who feel deceived for widespread unrest to happen.

Romania is on the edge (since there is widespread vote buying in the countryside). But Romanians also take to the street easily so it's kept at relatively low levels.

do you think PiS also falsifies them similar to Lukashenko as they barely won with like one percent over that mayor guy of Warsaw?

I think they would if they felt they needed to (Kaczyński clearly has no special respect for democracy) but I don't think anything major has happened. There's enough scrutiny (though again PiS doesn't like that either).

In talking about closes cases, Lukashenka could have claimed just a few points over the next candidate (say 45%) and people probably would have accepted it (since his support probably was around 40-ish per cent - but his ego got the best of him so he went for the 80% which no one believes.

A muzzie from Afghanistan just stabbed a woman in Berlin yesterday because she was working!

This would be a nice bedtime story if you said that the woman had "a big heart" and loved the idea of letting more Muslims into Germany to repent for past sins.

@JakeRyan
Thats why Putin dont want even one of the moose limbs.One too many,

Take them in and they'll be immediately replaced, they just found a group from Congo that had somehow crossed the border.... It has to plain stop

onet.pl/informacje/onetwiadomosci/stan-wyjatkowy-uchodzcy-nadal-przekraczaja-granice-byli-zmarznieci/t9fmgcd,79cfc278

Commonly known as "just this one".

Belarussian or Ukrainian migrants are the closest to Poles/Polesses when it comes to culture or language.
However, they still experience the fate of all migrants anywhere - the first generation will always be treated as migrants by natives. Sad but true and nothing can help it.

Here is an interview with a Belarussian woman who has lived in Poland for 6 years and has already realised she will be perceived as a migrant for ever.

onet.pl/styl-zycia/onetkobieta/bialorusinka-o-polsce-to-nigdy-nie-bedzie-moj-dom/cnqkc4e,2b83378a

- I've been living here for six years, my grandmother was born in this country, and I still feel like a stranger here. For Poles/Polesses, I will always be like that. I even have friends whose parents were Polish, their first language is Polish, but they grew up in Lithuania or Belarus. Nobody treats them as locals.
- The people I meet here are very nice and open. If they pay attention to the accent, it is to praise it. I have never encountered xenophobia
At the same time, Tatiana notes: - Showing me that I'm not from here is not negative, but it's not positive either.
According to the portal kresy.pl, according to analysts from the Picodi.com service, on January 1, 2024, 310,000 Belarusian citizens had a Polish PESEL number in Poland.

@pawian
Only at first glance. In reality, perhaps Western culture is closer to us.

We only think so. :):):) But show me a Western nation in Europe which thrives on pierogis and similar dumplings like Poles/Polesses do.

Italians..... 🤔

The problem is that according to a 17th century saying, a Pole/Poless would starve to death on purely Italian cuisine coz we need more meat by fivefold than Italians.

Weird that no one is commenting on Tusk wanting to 'temporarily' and 'territorially' suspend the right to asylum... presumably to counter the russian/belarusian slavers (aka human traffickers) that try to dump them in Poland (and the Baltics and Finland).

notesfrompoland.com/2024/10/12/poland-to-suspend-asylum-rights-as-part-of-tougher-migration-policy-to-regain-control-of-borders/

It's especially significant since Tusk is a well-known EU insider.

Thoughts?

I didn't know that many people claimed it in PL. He's probably acting discreetly with other leaders in mainland Europe who can't politically get away with saying that.

If they don't try to claim when they first encounter border guards then they get pushed back past the border like any other shmuck that tries crossing illegally, tha'ts my understanding.


My thoughts exactly.... especially Germany where Merkel era migration has been and continues to be an unmitigated rolling social and economic disaster with no end in sight...

x.com/AndrewHammel1/status/1844798442599514310

Soon, Germans will be praying for Hitler 2.0 ...a guy who can deport millions without spending billions on hearings and lawyers.

Delicing Germany...When it's done, I will add Germany to my list where I would like to live in my next life.

So far, it's China and Russia where subways don't smell like public restrooms and cops are not afraid of the thugs.