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@TheRezro

Жыл бұрын

It is worth to mention that current Polish border is actually Piast border during XI century and closest thing to proper Polish soil. Pomeriania and Silesia were already inhabited by large number of Poles (to make notable Silesia uprising) but region was too heavily tied by Germans. Only Prusia was heavily inhabited by Germans, but it was also territory stolen by Teutonic order, what destroyed native Baltic population.

@TheRezro

Жыл бұрын

Poland literally never wanted communism and despised it heavily. Fortunately internal problems of corrupted Russia make incapable to intervene and protests spread like wildfire. As result moderates in communist part take initiative and allied with Solidarity to push away imposters and traitors. Later due to cleaver maneuvering Poland join NATO.

@smiechuwarte-qt8pn

Жыл бұрын

If you like history and you will be in Gdansk, Poland I suggest visiting kzread.info/dash/bejne/l218s62skdKzZtY.html and Hitler's headquarters kzread.info/dash/bejne/payOycGTg82riLg.html

one thing, we didn't realise that communism is a bad thing, we knew that for the entire time, it's just that it got louder

@marzenajaworska3663

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. The 1989 elections, although only partially free, showed the comunists that they hardly anybody had liked their ideas over the previous 50 years, but the people simply werent so vocal about it :P

@zedowskyy9290

Жыл бұрын

Yea, this got me pretty mad saying that we "realised it's bad". We were forced into this position because we sacrificed our lives for our freedom and freedom of others and in return got betrayed for the good of other countries that didn't want to do jack shit and we're comfortable where they were.

Turkey recognized Poland as a country when she even wasn't on maps. I dunno why considering cultural differences, but i guess you can find friends in most surprising places.

@gordian2939

Жыл бұрын

they didn't, they only wanted to piss off Russia

@michanowak3001

Жыл бұрын

Turkey just didn't like Russia at that time and since Russia occupied most of its territory it was just a way to show middle finger.

@marcinmalczewski310

Жыл бұрын

Before participations Turkey was one of Polish adversaries. Mayby they saw in Poland honorable adversary or they reckongnise how fate of those two large countries where combined? Like blocks of dominos end of Kozacks and Tatars led to fall of Poland that in the end lead in to misery of Turkey(crimea war with Russia).

@kajetanpusz4267

Жыл бұрын

@@marcinmalczewski310 You are mostly right. They respected Poland because they proved to be strong opponent, capable of defiting Ottoman army that was considered unstoppable, so yea Poland litteraly won their respect on the battlefield.

@Darlf_Sevil

Жыл бұрын

​@@michanowak3001 Pl and Turky have strong relationship and even wars betwen us not break it

Polish ppl didn't realize Russian rules were bad, they knew it from beginning. But we needed generation or two to regain ability to stand up for what we belived in. And trying to rationalize why Poles were betrayed after WW2 is ... well I will not write word that is comming to my mind. We were sold as Tribute. You tell Poles that Brits were exhausted with war? Really?

@1ramyus

7 ай бұрын

Well, according to Prof. Norman Davies, during a Warsaw Uprising, Churchill flew to Washington, DC, to get US support for Warsaw from Roosevelt. According to Davies's book God's Playground, FDR forced Churchill to wait half an hour at the Oval Office door.

Here's a small fact for you: Poland never surrendered or disappeared from the maps during World War II. How did it happen? Well, we had ships with our flag (like the submarine ORP Orzeł) on the open sea, and that was considered Polish territory. We simply never agreed to surrender ourselves to the enemy on paper... or any other way.

Fourth. In fact we have been into space. Mirosław Hermaszewski was polish first and only astronaut. He flown into space on Sojuz 30 rocket on 27th of june 1978. Now, in fact we have no astronauts but we have so many ppl involved in space technology. For example last start of Ariane 5 from European Space Agency. On that rocket was probe shot in the directoon of Jupiter. And Poles managed to build some very important stuff for that probe.

@marzenajaworska3663

Жыл бұрын

Hermaszewski, exactly. Yes, we've been already into space!

@metanoian965

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget, the Moon belongs to Poland. "No Trespassing !" Probably, Mars does, too. Not sure. All Poles get lost in space and are far out after Friday and Saturday on Vodka. Wouldn't know their North from their South assterisks

Polska jest sercem Europy , zawsze Nia byla i bedzie! Jest jedynym krajem wyrozniajacym sie za swoja odwage, braterstwo, patriotyzm , tozsamosc , wiare , kulture , niezlomosc swojego narodu i polskiej suwerennosci ! Bedac pod okupacja swojego kraju , walczyla na kazdym kontynencie wyzwalajac inne kraje! Chwala Polskim Bohaterom !!!

I also love that near modern buildings are kept those with bullet holes from Warsaw Uprising (not many, just a few to not forget about our past). And I hope someday Poland can into space ;)

@jannowak2352

Жыл бұрын

Those bulletholes were there even in early 90`s because Poland was so poor that we had no money to repair it. Przypominać powinno biedę pod okupacją ZSRR do 1989r

@123pik1

Жыл бұрын

Poland was in a space look at Hermaszewski ;) Or you have in mind creating our own spaceship

Don't know if you have this saying as well but I often heard that Russia (USSR) is a "giant on legs of clay" (kolos na glinianych nogach). Basicly it means that it was (still is) a big country but it's base, fondations are weak. Love your videos. Cheers from Gdansk!

4:13 These protests were not some peaceful gatherings like the youth climate strikes of today. In 1956 in Poznan (why was this date omitted and the events of 1968 were presented as the first protest 3:49 ?) there were fights, to suppress which the regime used 10,000 (!) troops and more than 350 tanks (!). In 1970, during the demonstrations on the Coast (Gdansk, Gdynia) helicopters shot at people....

4:43 weigh your words, we didn't "realize" anything. We were forced to live this way because the government and the army were under the authority of Russia, any act of defiance ended violently and brutally. Every word of opposition in the media, the press, was censored and every person who offended the authorities simply "disappeared"

Poland sure has been through a lot more than most and they deserve every success for the future. I remember the uprising crisis in 1980 I was 12 years old and my best friend was at my house, my Grandfather said the crisis could spark another world war involving nuclear weapons! My friend got really upset and frightened and went home in tears 😭 I was used to Granddad being over dramatic 😂 it was a very long time before my friend paid me another visit 😊 Thanks again Rob for posting this series 👍🏻

4:44 6:42 We did not have to "realise that the communism was not a good thing", we knew it from the start. Communism was forced upon Polish Nation, we were thrown into Stalins hands by our beloved allies. We were under Soviet boot since the war ended in 45 until recently. The way you say it sounds like Poles were naive; first entusiastic about communism (despite all the crimes committed by soviets during ww2), while in fact Polish Nation strongly opposed Soviet influence since day one, with obviously the exception of high ranking communist officials selected by Soviets. You still got some reserching to do my friend! ;)

@mikgandii3897

Жыл бұрын

Maybe comunism was officially called off, but how is that the same plp that PRL general Kiszczak gave power to at the "Magdalenka" are still in power till this day? We are not free yet untill we rebuild our own govermant. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aq12tq1pody1nMo.html

Thank you for your beautiful comments about my homeland. Greetings to your family. I come from Gdansk.

Few things: 1) this throwing Jews away in 1968 came from something like that: After 1945 in polish Communist party there were two wings, Jewish and nonjewish. In 1968 that nonjewish decided to take over that Jewish one, and kicked out Jews from Poland. 2) Poles mostly knew since 1945 that Communist Poland is not what they want, polish soldiers fought against Soviet army after war as well, last died in 1963. Also strikes happened quite fast, first big in 1956. But then communist were to powerful to be defeated. It happened, in some, not very good way, in 1989 thanks to Western world which moves Soviet Union in the edge of bankruptcy. 3) Holes after communism and especially IIWW are still visible. But not only in infrastructure, but also in science. From famous Lvov school of mathematics only very low percent of mathematicians survived war, and even less of them stayed in Poland which have consequences even today. It's also seen in the art, our museums would be much richer in art, if germany and russia wouldn't steal and never return our art. But, those stolen things still are in russia and germany.

Poles have a survival gene that we pass on from generation to generation, that's why we can't be defeated 😁

The worst thing of our history is that nobody learns from our and its own history...

To be honest Churchill sold Poland to Russia in Jałta

By the way you should watch a documentary movie bloody foreigners about squadron 303 in battle of england. ;) its made rly well and talks about what Poles did for the battles over england

I discovered you recently but haven't got any idea you would spit videos so quickly! Usually when I see *some reaction channels" I have to wait weeks until they continue a serie. You do that in couple days, hours even! Very much appreciating that :)

@tr3p4n4t0r

Жыл бұрын

Rob is the best :)

@TheAzorg

Жыл бұрын

@@tr3p4n4t0r indeed! And actually reacts instead of just looking at it doing nothing :)

@tr3p4n4t0r

Жыл бұрын

@@TheAzorg or doing stupid faces like other "reactors"..

I'm writing this through Google Translactor, but I have to write this. Read about Wizna 19339, about Polish Thermopylae. This is one of the most interesting periods of the September Campaign, about the captain who swore that he would not leave his post alive

I recommend watching "Jack Strong" an amazing movie based on a true story (polish spy)

Dzięki za tyle, choć wymagałoby pewnych sprostowań i uzupełnień, takich jak informacja o rodzaju pierwszej formuły Unii europejskiej , demokracja szlachecka - parlamentaryzm , o tym, że wszystkie wojny były wojnami obronnymi !!! często przeciw kilku najeźdźcom na raz, ale co ważne zawsze były zniszczenia i grabież tzn my musieliśmy się odbudowywać a inni już mieli nasze dobra i mogli z nich korzystać (POTOP - OKRUTNA GRABIEŻ). Pierwsza konstytucja w Europie a zanim i w czasie rozbiorów KILKA POWSTAŃ PRZECIW okupantom w za co zsyłki na Syberię i zabór majątków. a w tym czasie na Świecie Polacy uczą się (Skłodowska radiologia, Łukasiewicz - przemysł naftowy , Malinowski - kolej w Peru, Modrzejewski - mosty w USA ... Paderwski - pianista i dzięki jego ogromnemu majątkowi i osobistej znajomości z prezydentem USA pomógł w powstaniu i utworzeniu Polski po I W W co to przedstawia Roman Dmowski w traktacie w Paryżu.... Bitwę w 1920 wygrał nie Piłsudski a gen Rozwadowski, armią która została ledwo zebrana z trzech różnych zaborów (różne mundury, broń amunicja wyszkolenie, taktyka ... a jednak ogarnął), no i niechlubne dwa momenty pominięte; nie wywiązanie się mocarstw zachodu, pomimo lojalnej postawy Polski (IX 1939 Abbeville) z traktatów jak i w Teheran, Jałta, Poczdam i zostawienie nas jako łup dla ruskich (nawet bez honoru uczestnictwa w paradzie zwycięstwa w Londynie)... gdzie jak nigdy w historii Zachód nie zaznał - znacjonalizowanie majątków... To tyle w skrócie...i jeszcze raz dziękuję za tyle, jako dobry początek reedukacji ... Wszystkiego najlepszego :)

Next: "Allegro Legendy Polskie" Series. 😊

Polish people did not suddenly realise that communism is not a good thing, on the contrary they knew it always but were repressed.

@RobReacts1

Жыл бұрын

Yea yea I get that.

We had about 25 years of relative peace with Poland and we are again threatened by our neighbors with direct conflict. Greetings from Poznan

I have suggested two important videos under your reaction on "The Animated History of Poland" Part 2. These animated serie shows Polish history in nutshell. But there are a lot of historical events that are valuable to know. For example, Russians in XX century sent thousands of Poles to gulags, which were Russian death camps. In Poland officers tortured and impronised many defiant people who disagreed with government dependent from Moscow. Massacres like Katyń were more. My grandfather was a member of the Solidarity in Częstochowa. He went to prison because of it. He was a political prisoner, and tortured. His health deteriorated so much that he died a few years later, 2 months before my birth. Whole history of Poland is full of attacks from another countries, destroying of cities, economy, education and homes, heroic defending, resistance movements. People from another countries despised us, they laughed at us, they mocked us. Poles feel many emotions like injustice, grief, inferior feelings because of it.

(7:40) Stalin didn't steal the land, it was given as a gift by the West. We feel betrayed by the West. During communism, USSR became one of the wealthiest countries in the world due to the fact that they deplete resources/workforce from their puppet states (like Poland) and that's why eastern European countries are poor and the best example is Germany: there are huge differences even today between West Germany (free country) and East Germany (USSR's puppet state).

Another thing that we couldn't get marshal's plan, to rebuild our country, because of cccp

I especially recommend *Extra History,* they have videos about The Great Northern War, WWII and the Warsaw Uprising.

I recommend seeing Historia bez Cenzury "Poland first to fight" ;)

Actually under Gorbatchev USSR had a massive shift toward a more humanist government, he basically allowed all these republics to free themselves, including Russia. After the USSR disbaned, there was a chance for democratic Russia, but this nation after all of the years of dumbening down caused by the bolsheviks can only be rules by totalitarianism. Putin is an old KGB officer, he basically recreated the old regime type.

Polish never accepted external domination neither russian nor german. Poland simply was too weak to resist against their cooperation to destroy Poland.

There are 3 things that the series about Polish History show in my opinion: 1. We the Polish never learn from history and repeat the same mistakes. (e.g. helping the others without being helped). 2. We are lucky that we've been living in the longest period without a war in our history. Which leads us to the point 1 because it looks like we're going straight into another military conflict with the same enemy. 3. Once we reach some peace, freedom and prosperity, we are unable to enjoy them for a long time and start fighting with each other in the eternal Polish-Polish civil war.

You realy should check Sabaton History channel. Especially video about 40:1 (battle of Wizna) or Inmate 5849 (Witold Pilecki). Both stories are incredible... And of course Winged Hussars!

You should be happy with Brexit. I'm in Cheshire, I understand prices have gone up however EU policy has taken it the wrong way, in the future you'll see why Brexit saved the UK. We can already see in Poland how EU policy is destroying us with new stupid rules, no need to fallow in the UK anymore

Thank you for showing Polish history. For many years it was shown by other countries from their point of view and polish historians or government would watch publications and make revisions and try to tell the truth. Movies were made and books written of other country's history, often to not offend Germany and Russia. Because of people like you ,true history is being told. I have learn a lot from your comments section. I only new my family story from russian and german side. There is a great movie called "Wolyn" , telling story about Ukrainian part of Poland from WWII. That's a story of my mother side, the reality was even worst .

There is another Animated history of Poland, more popular than that (15 mln) check it ;)

Germany and Russia have always been buddies (even though they've clashed many times). Nothing has changed. That is why Poland now supports Ukraine so strongly to break this alliance. Despite the fact that the Poles suffered so much from the Ukrainian tribes and doubts whether Ukraine will ever be a normal state, despite winning the war with Russia.

yes

Greetings from Bartoszyce northern Poland

The European Union was made to boost other country economies and save Germany (by Euro), but it changed to political. So EU is not the same when Poland joined them.

Please check my favorite polish (almost Oscar) movie - Potop (Deluge). Adaptation of middle book of most famous polish trilogy, describing times of polish greatness in 16th century. All parts adaptations are great, but this one I think is best.

You really do amazing job

@RobReacts1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Sebastian. Im just trying to learn, get others to learn and entertain people with my opinions :)

@sebastian-ic1mz

Жыл бұрын

@@RobReacts1 everyone learns all their life if they want to

Fajnie ciebie słuchać. Dziękuję ❤

I would here somethimg about storry of Britan , f.ex. storry of Brutus who conquered Albion known today as Great Britan and he kick away giants known as slavs. Besides there is also story about scotish who went to Poland and they live today beetwen us. I haeard abiut quen Elizabeth uncle from Poland but nit much

If yoou want to learn more about polish history, there is great british book "God's Playground" (po polsku "Boże Igrzysko"), that I recommend

hi, a polish person here. Yes, being a part of nato and ,,being one" as you said in terms of military is absolutely a good thing. But with the EU its the opposite exactly, just like it wasn't good under russians. Eu basically rules instead of communists and we still don't have much independency. Not that our government is trying or anything, the two biggest parties [wich are basically the same thing, both socialists with the only difference propably being that the one ruling now at least tries to hide it a little and is like sliiightly more conservative, though not really (even their members switch between these two when they feel like it)] are signing whatever eu tells them to, hence now we have some real crisises for example with inflation and the whole coal situation.. not even starting on the electric cars, the topics way too broad.

I’ve enjoyed these videos on poland

Although joining EU was a good thing at the time, nowadays European Union has started to resemble some of the features of the past Big Brother (of course in different scale and to the extend, but parallelisms can be made), which is, in my opinion, the main factor why so many Poles are Eurosceptic.

@RobReacts1

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. For example, the Tories blamed the EU for our immigration 'problem'. However, it was the UK government who failed to send back immigrants who did not contribute, but blames it on the EU.

@proosee

Жыл бұрын

@@RobReacts1 I didn't say that those fears are always justified or that I agree with them at all, I just said that I think this is what is happening, if you look at this from some perspective, the EU is totally different thing than it was at the beginning, where it was mostly free trade and free travel - nowadays we have significant amount of law that all countries need to align to, not to mention that there are EU bodies who claim that Poland is not a democratic country and want to change it from the outside. I'm not a supporter of current polish government, but seeing it changing its route due to some kind of penalties or threats from EU is totally different than seeing it losing the power in democratic way through elections. I hope you get my point now.

Polish people never “realized” that communism is bad. We always knew it. Same as we will always remember that there will be no help or good will from East. Not without massive change in Russian people’s minds and hearts.

1 We actually did send one dude to space, but that was decades ago and it wasnt our rocket. 2 Also note how complicated our territorial situation is. We have territories that Germans could argue for if they felt so inclined (fortunately, they do not, but our current government has a talent for antagonising people) On the other hand, we have territories that the Soviet Union taken from us, that we'd like back - but since the Soviet Union fell apart, these are no longer Russian - new countries have since sprung up there.

They forgot to mention one key thing about 1989, which even Poles tend to forget. The communism didn't end in Poland because people didn't like it, or because of the protests of Solidarność. There were protests also earlier and it didn't help at all. The real reason Russians gave up in 1989 is the USSR just stopped to work as a country, it imploded because of bad system and decades of stealing, their economics broke and the country gone bankrupt, they just started to lose control of everything and the communists couldn't run the country anymore. Finally in 1990 the USSR stopped to exist, then it transformed into Russia and started over. That's basically the reason Poland is free, if the USSR was doing well, they will never let that happen, and they definitely won't allow Poland be a part of NATO. They would just send troops and pacify the protesters, send them to prison or kill like they did always, and that would be it. We would have to wait many more years to organize and uprise to try to go for freedom. Fortunately it all ended like it ended. Protests, Wałęsa and the pope has nothing to do with that, they gave the hope to people, but they actually couldn't do anything, the Russians was those who had tanks. They just wouldn't let go, if they only can. They're russians, the same now and the same then.

So, after all this Polish history videos, there is still one thing left: Mr Incredible Becomes Rulers of Poland.

Polecam polski film fabularny na podstawie powieści Henryka sienkiewicza ,,Krzyżacy'' z 1960r,Obrazuje trudne relacje między Polską a Zakonem Krzyżackim w XIV i XVw.

Video suggestion: Rob reacts to... polish music. I can send the list of polish songs I find good.

9:00 try Bosnia

Poland can into space there was one guy from Poland in space

i watch i like i comment ^^ greetings rob!

@RobReacts1

Жыл бұрын

Haha cheers buddy

Sometimes we laugh that our country is "a place on earth where tanks can be dispersed". There is also a saying "if not a curse, it's diarrhea or a march of Russian troops". Knowing the history of Poland, you can understand our inborn suspicion of strangers ;)

The thing with Polish nation, in my opinion, is that we just need to have an enemy. When we do we can unite and fight and show solidarity. When there isn't any invader or occupant or some other force that wants to harm us - we tend to turn on ourselves and fight within our own nation. Every time in history that was the case during peace. The question is: are we this way because of our history or is our history the way it is because we are like this?

@magdabogart6592

Жыл бұрын

Good question. What was first? In my opinion, our position determines who we are. Russia has never allowed us to feel that we have stable borders, so that we are not divided. These are the methods they use all over the world. Brilliantly already nearly 200 years ago described Russian French writer and traveler A. Marquis de Custine "Letters from Russia. Russia 1839". Their ambivalence to European civilization.

@mikgandii3897

Жыл бұрын

Pardon moi, but it's not our nation soul making us fight eachother but the gov+media. We are just fighers as we live in the middle of all this continent passing plane.

neither poland nor the republics under ussr "realised" that communism was bad. we were treated like shit from the very beginning, it was just a long process of fighting our way to freedom. it was impossible at first, especially during the stalin era when people were still recovering from the war and were just happy to be alive, not wanting to stand up and risk the death of them and their loved ones. still there were undercover groups of soldiers and civilians who tried to sabotage the system. after many years of fighting, protesting and losing many brave people on the way we managed to find the perfect moment when the government got unstable and willing to negotiate.

The film omitted the huge role that Pope John Paul 2 had in the overthrow of communism in Poland, which later resulted in the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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You're very intelligent man. And you're right with this loosing territory by Putin is probably, of course, one of the reason why hes attacking. Thank you!

I recommend watching the movies "Wałęsa, człowiek z nadziei" Walesa, a man of hope) and "80 milionów" (80 milion) , which tell about the realities of life in Poland during communism. If you find these movies with English subtitles somewhere. There are parts of these videos on youtube

@nonperson22

Жыл бұрын

Bajka o Bolku :D

Poles didnt "realize comunism was bad", they knew it as the first ones, fought comunism ever since and were forced into it after the war by Soviets and allies signing them out to Russia.

What do you mean "polish people have realised" Mate, we have known this since beginning of communism That's why we have stopped Lenin in 1920 Otherwise I am pretty sure Your grandfathers could speak russian The problem of polish history is one; Poland like a free state wasn't present during the industrial revolution first and second, so noone was paying attention with it and it's history plus the Soviet block where we have pushed after the war, that's why you have such a tiny knowledge about Poland

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Jałta 1945 fake friends Forever!!

The short movie didn't explain that. In 1967 , Israel start war against Egipt (six days war). Egipt was with USSR (United Socialism Soviets Republics) side. West countries keep side of Israel. So.. That is official reason, why comunistic goverment push Jews to imigration. I mean. Not polish people was antysemits, just polish comunistic goverment want to do something for USSR. (In russian leanguage CCCP, and in polish ZSRR). Another question. Hitler didn't want atack Poland. Hitler wanna atack France to revenge 1st war. What do you think? Why in 1939 atack Poland first?

to chyba Konrad gada?

Polska zawsze pomaga wszystkim państwom a jak przyjdzie do pomocy od innych nigdy nie ma tyle co polska przeżyła wojen to chyba nie ma żadnego kraju na świecie

I recommend Poland first to fight! kzread.info/dash/bejne/aaCpldqGmpOulrQ.html

Rob, please dpn't get upset but did you know what Churchil did to Polish people?

@RobReacts1

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. However, Starlin was a crazy guy. Although not right, I can understand but wanting to piss off the russians

@pawelnowak2795

Жыл бұрын

@@RobReacts1 Churchil asked about Poles has answered" Polish? We will do them a rebellion". To let you know mate-tousands of people was fighting without even a fuly loaded guns!!!

@pawelnowak2795

Жыл бұрын

Britain have no friends-they have bussinesses!

Wałęsa didn't start Solidarity, he became one of it's leaders when it was already a thing. However many sources teach us that he actually been an agent working for soviets, who helped communistic politicians have a soft landing in the new Poland.

@nonperson22

Жыл бұрын

Bolek zawsze będzie Bolkiem

@aleksanderpawelek4122

Жыл бұрын

Agent bolek

Please react Poland first to fight! by Historia bez cenzury :) Greetings from Kraków :)

What made you so interested in Poland?

@RobReacts1

7 ай бұрын

Came in 2012 with a friend as we wanted to go somewhere that didn't have many English people. And loved it so keep coming back!

Do you now understand why Poland is increasing its military? the war for Poland lasted much longer than for the rest of the world. Taught by history, we know what to expect from the war in Ukraine and we are afraid of losing our freedom again.

Polish guy Hermaszewski was in space 😁

I think that Brexit was good decision for UK but not for European Union. Sad is in my opinion EU is one step from being something like Sowiet Union and I hope it will not happend and EU will back to this what it was on begining and UK will join it again

@RobReacts1

Жыл бұрын

I only see brexit as a bad thing. It was poor UK government management that was the problem.

If you want to learn more about Polish history, I suggest you watch some episodes of Sabaton history "Winged Husars", "Inmate", "40:1"

I was moved

The thing is, current government's policies regarding economy, are very socialistic to the point of bordering communism (even though they also are vocal about changing street names that honor the communist dignitaries and demolishing The Palace of Culture in Warsaw that is the symbol of Stalinism). And there is the ruling party leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, who openly talked about his vision of nationalising private companies like the convenience store chain, Żabka. That, combined with their strict conservative worldview policies, devote Catholicism and giving important public positions to incompetent people simply because they're loyal to the party paints a grim picture for Poland if they hold on to the power. Enough to say that we were in the forefront of coiuntries that were hit the most by inflation in Europe. Hopefully, the elections are coming, although I don't see the other politial parties as much of an alternative sadly.

@nonperson22

Жыл бұрын

I think you didn't take your meds today and you're talking ballshit.

@Mordring

Жыл бұрын

All elections in post-communist Poland were between: relics of communism under new and fancy disguise, nationalist religious extremists mentally stuck in the Middle Ages and absolute unhinged wackos. And the funniest/saddest part is that each and every party has representatives of all three within it, they just vary when it comes to proportions. The only thing left to do is just voting for what you personally consider the least of all evils.

@tree_poplar

Жыл бұрын

xDD

Watch, callmeEzekiel the the battle of Warsaw

3:50 fuck, this should be milicja not policja

3:50 MILICJA not POLICJA

fun fact, as our goverment hate Eu that more that 80% polish people love eu and goberment just all time need think twice when do somting what eu dont want, and they almost alywas want what eu want befor election betwen pis or po bcs they scard lose votes

😢, just bloody awful. They were just left out to dry by everyone🤨. A great title, the phoenix rises. 👌🤗

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You got to feel sorry for them

250 thousand polish people been killed during the "warsaw rebellion"!!! The concentration camps has been build not for jews- Poles was main target!!! The story about 6mln jews died was life since 1900 and "new york time story!!!

Its all looks like we had great time after 89 but in 90' we went for so bad poverty, in first part we had unemployed rate at 50%, goverment sold big company for 1zl to private hands who suposed to move it forward but those people empty them from everything left there and sold that for milions on the west left nothing. We maybe in EU for 19 years and we get freedom in 34 but people who been in power when we had comunism are still in goverment so we still have long road before

First :)

Second😂

The British don't have to feel gutted that they left the EU. Firstly You are still in NATO so You are safe in military sense (and Your army is very strong and modern). Secondly You can have alliances with any particular EU country on bilateral basis. The only thing You are scraped off is EU Policy and EU political agenda has many flaws. Love from Poland