BBC launches new Polish language news service

In today's edition of "Britain and the British bend over backwards to accommodate Poles while Poland does absolutely nothing at all for anyone who isn't a Pole":

bbc.com/news/articles/cwyk19442r3o

"The BBC is launching a Polish-language news service to reach new audiences with content they can trust.

From Tuesday, bbc.com/polska will deliver independent and impartial news in text and video, and on social channels, for Polish-speaking audiences."

Lots of new Polish language content to enjoy with a glass of Tymbark and one of the many varieties of kabanosy now easily available at Tescos and Sainsbury's throughout the land. ;)

Will Poland respond with "TVP Angol", consisting solely of articles about Dywizjon 303, the 'phoney war' and the 'betrayal' at Yalta?

That will be very helpful in keeping Poles in the Polish ghetto.

BTW, is this supposed to be some sick joke?

"Content they can trust" and BBC in the same sentence? I will take Pravda and RT every day of the week before any British garbage...

@Novichok
Tbh I'm surprised those aren't your main news sources already, along with InfoWars and Truth Social

looks like they know about the coming civil war.

@amiga500
Civil war? Between the right and left in the UK, or in Poland, or do you mean when Britain's downtrodden Polish population finally rise up to protest the injustice of not being able to buy mieso w galarecie at any Sainsbury's Local of their choosing? The poor things, life is hard for them.

As far as I know, Poles do not create ghettos in any country. This distinguishes them from many other nations.

@Novichok
@Alien
I think it's actually aimed at Poles in Poland as much as anyone. Everyone saw the 'vaccine hesitancy' in Poland during COVID, and Putin-powered anti-Ukraine sentiment (which also spread in other countries, including among some fools in the UK). Also, if (probably more like when) PiS get back behind the wheel, take charge of the public media organs again and start pumping out nonsense...

At long last!!
Can't tell youse how long New York's been broadcasting Telemundo Uno
to assist the city's often monolingual Hispanic population:-)

@Lyzko
Stary, 30% of NY is hispanic. Poles make up a lot less of London - they're just very entitled and vocal. And much bigger on the ungrateful sh*t-talking. Btw the BBC even caters for West African pidgin - bbc.com/pidgin - can you imagine Poland giving even slightly as much of a f*ck about anyone who isn't a name-day-having, one-middle-name-having, excessive-cabbage-and-pork-eating Polak?

Meanwhile, Warsaw has had many Viets for decades but I don't see "TVP Viet" and they still need to go on long cross-city missions to specialist shops just to get basic groceries to cook their national cuisine. While pampered Bartek and Gosia can buy Tymbark, Tiger energy drinks and sodding PRYMAT BLACK PEPPER at any supermarket within a 10-minute walk of their home.

These Poles are very, very pampered and entitled. Nobody else has it as good as any kind of 'emigre' in any other country in all of Europe. But they don't have any recognition of that - they just chat endless sh*t. Take it from a foreigner in Poland.

@Lyzko

It's wild. I can't get proper, decent bacon that isn't paper thin and tastless even if I go through about 50 million 'British Weeks' at Lidl. The Viets and Indians (and even the Ukrainians) have to play treasure hunt and make Vasco da Gama voyages across the city/country just to get basic things to cook their food - you can't even get basmati rice at my local complete joke of a Biedronka. But Przemek and Ula are just too fussy to eat anything but Polish brands of BLACK PEPPER, a basic spice, and their pampered arses are accomodated to the hilt: tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/259664462

The Polish are such a joke people - sorry, but it's true. Invade every other country with their economic migrants in huge numbers, get their every wish catered for, but still find it in their hearts to slander the living daylights out of said host countries. And then, to make matters more hilarious, they won't tolerate a single bit of criticism of Piekna Polska. Comediany.

Now I get it! You have been sent to Polska on a retaliatory mission by the British foreign service. A just deserts mission, give to the Poles what those bastards give to you back home. 😀

BTW, your b!tch and moaning is truly an art form. I not only like the loquaciousness of your screeds, but admire the consistent level of rigor, distaste, and disdain. Too bad you are in Warsaw and mot Poznan, I'd ring you for a beer in a couple weeks so I can hear about your disdain for us Yanks in stereo. 😀

I, however, still can't comprehend how you don't like the greatest gift your people have given to world: soccer.

What's happened to this forum in the past half year-it seems to have increased in quality?

The Poles a joke?? Sounds to me like you're in the wrong shop there, buster!

Host country should make immigrants' life as difficult as legally possible.

Migrants should be shot as they try to cross the border.

@AntV
A one-man army sent to match the Polish overseas legion's firepower when it comes to moaning. A sh*t-talk John Rambo, kind of.

Sorry all, yet more rambling rants from me...

The football thing is an absurd turn of fate. One of the few Brits who doesn't like football ends up in a country where people spraypaint team logos and names on all the walls.

Please write it down again. This time in Polish.
Conclusion: Never deprive Englander of his bacon.

Don't be sorry, your rants are a joy.


😀 It's like you were hit by some kind of Sartrean curse.


Really? Some of the best bacon I've ever had has been in Poland. Thick, smoked perfectly, and bursting with a flavor only dead cured pig in a smoker can produce.

Brits should have pork stands on every corner...The scum would self-deport.

@Novichok
Who, vegetarians? I don't think that'd put them off, they're a hardy lot despite the lack of protein.

Joking aside, if you mean Muslims, by your logic you'd think the fact that there's a pub on practically every corner and more along the street, all across the UK, would probably be more off-putting. Maybe someone should tell them that Poland's got next to sod all pubs (Poles mostly prefer drinking on park benches, usually before midday) so it's a much better place to live. About 10x more pharmacies than pubs in Poland, as well - and pharmacist is a very popular profession among South Asian / Middle Eastern folks - so that's another reason Poland is the perfect destination. This is all great stuff, thanks man - building a good solid case for why Poland's a potential 'islamic paradise'.

Btw howcome all the lamb kebabs in the UK haven't sent all the Poles packing yet, given that it's their favourite fast food but they're deathly afraid of that particular meat? Must be like me living here, loving back bacon but not being able to find hide nor hair of it.

Or at home to a mirror, regardless of the time of the day. It's convenient, cheaper and when you're wasted you don't have to worry about getting back home because you're already there. Why a mirror? For company. Drinking alone is a sure sign of alcoholism and one wants to avoid that.

Perfect. Only problem is when you have a disagreement with said company.

I would play Hava Nagila on every corner when the Muslim invaders get a call to prayer.



Enchanting...so beautiful...

Happens to me all the time.

My favorite form of drinking.

Am enjoying some fine bourbon, right this very moment, from AntV's home state. In utter solitude.

It's not about sadness, or drama. It's about ownership. You pour exactly what you want, exactly how you want it. No one judges your ice-to-whiskey ratio (zero). No one steals your olives. No one tries to turn the music up "just a little."

You can toast to absolutely nothing. Or everything.

You can sit in your kitchen in your underwear and listen to some obscure jazz or Soviet wartime marches or German industrial metal - whatever you, in that moment, feel like. You're not performing. You're not managing anyone else's vibe. It's just you and the glass, having a delightful conversation.

@Bobko

OK, that does it. You're Polish pretending to be Russian.

@Bobko
Poetic.

BTW, it's KYians who make bourbon. Us Ohioans can only make beer and Presidents.

yeah, look in the mirror, pal

@gumishu <3

A couple of decades ago, a little after the 2004 influx, I was in a kebab shop in Preston, listening to a couple of young men with shaved heads (Probably called Przemek and Karol) trying to persuade a rather daft looking young woman (maybe an Aldona) to try a doner kebab. They were explaining that in fact it's really nice but she just seemed terrified at the thought.

After all, It might be "ostry" and contain lamb and actually taste of something.

Aren't you a little prejudiced? There is a shop in Warsaw that sells lamb, is not that people do not want to eat it.
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Come one pubs in Britan suck. They are full of foreigners speaking English. Who would want to drink there? The benches are good.

No.


Many if not most Poles (and certainly most Ukrainians) have never eaten it.


Many of not most are very nice, not nasty-ass London £5+ a pint pubs, but proper ones.