Is NORD STREAM dangerous for Poland's natural enviroment?

Because you complained that the Germans won't stop doing business with you. Are you drunk and gay by any chance, love?

Darling, where did I complain??? I commented with satisfaction that we can hardly manage to satisfy German demand for trade and cooperation. Ha!!!

Do you have a crush on me, already, darling??? Sorry, I am taken.

Stop imagining too many things at a time. Your mind might burst under the pressure. hahahaha

Excuses, excuses.


What's his name?

There is, which is why the then PM alone supported Ukraine right from the start when other countries' leaders would have been happier if President Zelenskyy gave up and didn't do anything that might affect their dodgy oli/gas deals with the pariah state r*SSia.

And yes, not only is it the only major country in Europe that is fully independent, it's also the only one without a lame duck political leader.


And did make a difference.

Anyway, 'Nordstream' in both its iterations is long gone and will never be replaced.

BTW, if you want to reply to my posts, don't remove my name from the quote. It is a weird and strangely passive aggressive thing to do to every poster as a matter of course.

@jon357


But only to a very, very limited degree. The evidence is irrefutable. The UK - like the USA - gave only very limited aid to Ukraine, most of which could also be used in a guerilla war. If London had had greater confidence in the Ukrainian army, they would have supplied them with heavy weapons right away, instead of waiting for 3 more months.

The UK is as you say "independent". They could have supplied Ukraine with tanks, heavy artillery, planes et al even before 2022 with no one being able to veto it. But they did not, most likely because they shared their Western allies scepticism of Ukraine's capabilities. Which is fine. But it is hardly something to brag about.


It is certainly nice to see that the UK has finally a respectable PM again.


I dont, they are just like that in posts when I quote them.

There isn't evidence. The UK PM advised them to stay strong while others didn't.

A lot of bluster there, intended to distract from the groundswell in support for r*SSia within Germany, including its government and military. At least one thing is certain; there will be no more cheap oil/gas deals wtht r*SSia, ever. That boat has sailed.

A 'respectable PM'? We always did. Although I disagree with the politics of those in office between 2010 and 2024, they were certainly all respectable, even Sunak.


They've been 'just like that' for around a decade and nobody else has that problem.

I don't believe you.