The BEST Guide to POLAND
Unanswered  |  Archives 
 
 
User: Guest

Home / News  % width posts: 306

The Political Circus of Poland


pawian 221 | 23,970
4 Nov 2011 #1
The thread about Polish elections 2011 is slowly coming to its end, having reached nearly 1000 entries.

Why not start a new one about the post-election political life in Poland?

E.g.,

were repeating the some mantra, which they have been doing in the last week or so

We are true patriots of PiS, Kaczyński is out true leader.

The solemn declarations didn`t help 3 renowned PiS members. They were expelled today by the party`s discipline commission.

Opposition party Law and Justice expels critics
04.11.2011 20:38
Zbigniew Ziobro, vice-president of the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) and two other politicians, have been expelled from the party, in what could be a major fracture in the conservatives after losing successive elections.


Ziobro said the decision today was "detrimental to the right wing" and that he would appeal.
"This is a bad day for the Polish Right," he told journalists.


Wow! So it has happened, as many people had predicted.

Comments: Ziobro is already out of PiS, it is only a matter of time.

Lets better foucus on Poland's beloved leader Tusk, his gov and this plans for Poland for foreseeable future. Whats that would be ?

Yes, what? Tell us about the PO circus! :):):):)
Seanus 15 | 19,674
4 Nov 2011 #2
Pawian, just like the last 4 years with PO, there is virtually nothing to comment on. Tusk could talk all day but say nothing, that's just how he is.

What kind of comments are you looking for her? Nothing of note has happened after the election.
delphiandomine 88 | 18,163
4 Nov 2011 #3
They were expelled today by the party`s discipline commission.

This stuff gets funnier and funnier!

PiS are finished if Ziobro really does have the backing of Rydzyk - I'm sure the Government isn't going to be too concerned about them fighting with each other!
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
4 Nov 2011 #4
Pawian, just like the last 4 years with PO, there is virtually nothing to comment on.

OK, so don`t comment on PO. Let`s talk about PiS. :):):):)

I'm sure the Government isn't going to be too concerned about them fighting with each other

PO and others are peeing themselves with glee at this self-destruction of PiS. I liked one comment: The horde is ripping up and gutting itself. :):):):)
Seanus 15 | 19,674
4 Nov 2011 #5
Pawian, PiS haven't been in power for the last few years so please tell me what they are, other than a group of people with a bunch of opinions just like you or I. Why are they worthy of discussion?
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
4 Nov 2011 #6
Why are they worthy of discussion?

Because they are runner-up to PO with 30% support and Kaczyński nearly became a president last year? ???
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
4 Nov 2011 #8
Not and, but end. I am turning in.

But you can continue as you wish. :):):):)
dtaylor5632 18 | 2,004
4 Nov 2011 #9
Pawian, PiS haven't been in power for the last few years so please tell me what they are, other than a group of people with a bunch of opinions just like you or I.

Snp had never been in power. The conservatives had been out of power for over 10 years. Pis are a bunch of god-loving, fear mongering, stuck in the past, babka hat winning old school toff. Once the elderly die out PiS will end.
Seanus 15 | 19,674
4 Nov 2011 #10
Continue? There isn't really anything to take a lead from. Much ado about nothing, really
delphiandomine 88 | 18,163
4 Nov 2011 #11
PO and others are peeing themselves with glee at this self-destruction of PiS.

I suspect they knew all along that this would happen - all a matter of time ;) Just like we predicted, the party is falling to bits within weeks of electoral disaster.

I wonder what kind of offers are being made by PO towards PiS members of parliament now - they need 307 votes to change the constitution, and they have 303 in total. With Ziobro gone, it's bound to be tempting for younger members of the party who want a taste of power.
Ironside 53 | 12,357
5 Nov 2011 #12
Yes, what? Tell us about the PO circus! :):):):)

How to do nothing and appear to be very busy? - thats PO !
PO won election after four years in power and all you lot talks about is the opposition party.
That is achievement unseen in the annals demcoratic countries.
Strange, unusual, weird? - yes !
You lot talking about PIS even now,each of you can be called Quasimodo of Polish democracy.
rybnik 18 | 1,454
5 Nov 2011 #13
The Ziobro ouster is a facinating event. What does the forum think he will do? Form yet another party(club)? or take over PiS?
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
5 Nov 2011 #14
PO won election after four years in power and all you lot talks about is the opposition party.

How about the other way round? :
PiS lost elections after 4 years in opposition to the government which, as you say,

How to do nothing and appear to be very busy? - thats PO !

Doing nothing in the dead of deep economic crisis? Unforgivable!

Yet, PiS lost again.

That is achievement unseen in the annals demcoratic countries.

I agree.
mafketis 36 | 10,681
5 Nov 2011 #15
My thoughts on the current situation of PiS.

This is probably a mistake. Unlike the PJN people (who the core PiS voters didn't care about) Ziobro has a real grassroots following and enough voters are liable to drop their support for PiS that the party will be gutted. If I didn't know any better (do I know any better?) I would assume Kaczynski wants to retire from politics but wants to make sure no one else can have his party so he's purposely destroying it...
Ironside 53 | 12,357
5 Nov 2011 #16
How about the other way round? :

Why ?What for ? What would be a point of that ?
Is that your mental illness or something else ?
:))
delphiandomine 88 | 18,163
5 Nov 2011 #17
If I didn't know any better (do I know any better?) I would assume Kaczynski wants to retire from politics but wants to make sure no one else can have his party so he's purposely destroying it...

Exactly my thoughts too.

Ziobro isn't just a random no-one, or someone who could jump to PO easily (like Kluzik-Rostkowska) - like the PJN lot. He's more than capable of splitting PiS in half, especially because he has the "anti-Communist" credentials. It wouldn't be difficult for him to attack Kaczynski for having a traitor for a father, which would gain him plenty of support.
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,149
5 Nov 2011 #18
he has the "anti-Communist" credentials.

What ?
delphiandomine 88 | 18,163
5 Nov 2011 #19
Do stop with the "I know nothing about PiS I never voted PiS I'm a Korwin-Mikke supporter BELIEVE ME" nonsense.
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,149
5 Nov 2011 #20
Korwin-Mikke

Whatever... Please explain what I quoted in #18, It's that simple.
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
5 Nov 2011 #21
Why ?What for ? What would be a point of that? Is that your mental illness or something else?

Hey, are you retarded that you ask so many questions at a time?

Unlike the PJN people (who the core PiS voters didn't care about) Ziobro has a real grassroots following and enough voters are liable to drop their support for PiS that the party will be gutted.

He's more than capable of splitting PiS in half, especially

What does the forum think he will do? Form yet another party(club)?

There is a Polish - Jewish saying: 1 kilogram of trade is better than 2 kilograms of work. Ziobro prefers to be his own boss in a newly created tiny party than Saviour`s assistant in bigger PiS.

He realises that with Saviour at the helm, PiS has no chance to ever rule again in Poland. And Ziobro certainly would like to relive his fascinating adventure with power and influence that he had in 2005-2007.

The latest poll suggests that he can count on some support.
rybnik 18 | 1,454
5 Nov 2011 #22
The latest poll suggests that he can count on some support.

9% That's got to hurt PiS. I just don't understand why Kaczynski let it happen. I guess he feels it more important to go down with his party than to share power.
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
5 Nov 2011 #23
I just don't understand why Kaczynski let it happen.

He let it happen many times before. A dozen or so main players, with supporters have left or been expelled from PiS since 2007 but the party has held strong.

And let`s never forget the quote:
Kaczyński is obsessed with power, he will never give up his leadership of PiS, even if it wins mere 3% in future elections.
boletus 30 | 1,361
5 Nov 2011 #24
The latest poll suggests that he can count on some support.

With few more such tricks the dream of perfect unity of the Polish Right will be fulfilled.


  • A means to complete unity
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
5 Nov 2011 #25
Private side of Polish politics 1:

Do you know that Ziobro, married to a former model, became a happy father a few days ago?

Mother

Son - Johnny George Ziobro
boletus 30 | 1,361
6 Nov 2011 #26
Actually the capture says it all. I was not sure whether the message with image only is legal here...



Ironside 53 | 12,357
6 Nov 2011 #27
Lets try once more:
Why you talk only about PiS?
What is a point of that ?
Is that your obsession or you are getting paid for that ?
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
6 Nov 2011 #28
Lets try once more:

Good. You are determined! It is very positive asset!

Why you talk only about PiS?

Because I am fascinated by bad guys????

What is a point of that ?

I want to relish my fascination????

Is that your obsession or you are getting paid for that ?

Yes, it is my obsession to make fool of you and myself. :):):):):)

Now, on a serious note.

Do I forbid you to discuss PO`s circus? You are free to write what you want.

What did I fekking propose in my first post here?

Tell us about the PO circus! :):):):)

Do you know this wise saying?: Live and let live! I see it as: I write about PiS, you write about PO, and we achieve perfect balance and democracy in PF.

Do you understand now that your silly questions are stupid?
Ironside 53 | 12,357
6 Nov 2011 #29
I want to relish my fascination????

Go ahead, I think that is a pretty strange fascination. No logical at all. Simply speaking stupid.

I see it as: I write about PiS, you write about PO, and we achieve perfect balance and democracy in PF.

Deflection, my qestion is valid.
Bad dudes ? There is plenty of them everywhere, why pick on the opposition party?
well, no matter, I will no distrub your ....fascination anymore, you can share that deviation with boletus an fit companion for you.
:))))
OP pawian 221 | 23,970
6 Nov 2011 #30
I think that is a pretty strange fascination. No logical at all. Simply speaking stupid.

Yes, I know, but I can`t help it. :):):):)

Bad dudes ? There is plenty of them everywhere, why pick on the opposition party?

Because they are the baddest of the bad? :):):):)

ell, no matter, I will no distrub your ....fascination anymore,

Wrong! Don`t forget another old wives` tale: Absens haeres non erit: "The absent will not be an heir.", "Out of sight, out of mind"

you can share that deviation with boletus an fit companion for you.

Yes, I will, with pleasure, in order to learn sth, as he is more intelligent than me.


Home / News / The Political Circus of Poland
BoldItalic [quote]
 
To post as Guest, enter a temporary username or login and post as a member.