Why is Poland so successful?

Brit who moved to Poland, Guy Pinsent gives his stunning reasons why Poland is experiencing a golden age.
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  • @Polhopper
    @Polhopper8 ай бұрын

    I'm a Canadian with Polish roots. Two years ago i started touring all over Poland to learn more about the culture and my family. One thing i can definitely say, It's a beautiful country with Proud hardworking people who stand up for their beliefs and country. Over a month ago, i moved to Poland 🇵🇱

  • @davidtrojanowski1861

    @davidtrojanowski1861

    7 ай бұрын

    How was it moving to Poland (in terms of finding work or a place to live)? I’m a Canadian with a dual citizenship and am considering moving there as well.

  • @Polhopper

    @Polhopper

    7 ай бұрын

    @davidtrojanowski1861 ...The transition from Canada to Poland was fairly easy in terms of Visa..Poland has a lot of job opportunities at the moment. Can't guarantee since they had an election yesterday, what the future holds. What field are you in? As to renting, there are many houses and flats to rent, but with Poland helping out Ukraine with women and kids, the prices have gone up in some areas in the bigger cities. But, there is still good deals around. The inflation rate has been slowly going down, so food and things are getting cheaper. With the Canadian dollar being over 3.00 to 3.50 to the Zloty, it definitely helps out on buying things.

  • @garydownes1594

    @garydownes1594

    3 ай бұрын

    How is Internet there?? 😊

  • @Polhopper

    @Polhopper

    3 ай бұрын

    @garydownes1594 ..I'm in Warsaw, and it's super fast.

  • @ukaszbogacz522

    @ukaszbogacz522

    2 ай бұрын

    Welcome back brother!

  • @atm4574
    @atm45749 ай бұрын

    Polish people are so based on many topics, but also they are extrimely intelligent. I have been there few times and... these people are something different that you won't see anywhere else. They are unique. Greetitngs from Croatia

  • @FluchT94

    @FluchT94

    8 ай бұрын

    Pozdrawiam slavic brother ❤

  • @AdrianaIlonaRana-Ryng

    @AdrianaIlonaRana-Ryng

    8 ай бұрын

    Ok and in Angland people not want MUNEY when work so hard I think that is normal every very in the wold

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    It's good that people don't know how propaganda and hot dogs sausages are made🤣🤣🤣

  • @nighthowk117

    @nighthowk117

    7 ай бұрын

    Often the Base we have on topics does stem from our Intellect and History. Also there is a saying that History likes to repeat itself, in our opinion that saying is often proven so we base our reasoning on that. So far its working well for us, hopefully we dont make simmilar mistakes which caused the decline of PLC.

  • @magdalenasteplewski3963
    @magdalenasteplewski39639 ай бұрын

    Poland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. I should know I`ve visited more than 50 of them. Lived on 3 continents. Coming to Poland is always a great experience.

  • @axiom1509

    @axiom1509

    9 ай бұрын

    34 years, every year,.. huge budget deficit. Every retard knows this is not a success. This is graveyard

  • @eddiewatra

    @eddiewatra

    8 ай бұрын

  • @maggiemay3520

    @maggiemay3520

    8 ай бұрын

    you exaggerate

  • @magdalenasteplewski3963

    @magdalenasteplewski3963

    8 ай бұрын

    @@maggiemay3520 There is always must be one party po.per lol

  • @donbobo6083

    @donbobo6083

    8 ай бұрын

    ​@@eddiewatrawas

  • @jantrukszyn3410
    @jantrukszyn34108 ай бұрын

    Jestem Polakiem i próbowałem mieszkać w kilku innych krajach (Brytania, Irlandia, Włochy, Niemcy, Francja, Szwajcaria, Norwegia, Dania, Szwecja, Holandia). Nie dałem rady. W Polsce jestem po prostu szczęśliwy. Wspaniałe miejsce do życia.

  • @FluchT94

    @FluchT94

    8 ай бұрын

    Całkowicie cię rozumiem. Ja żyłem w Niemczech rok czasu. Nigdy się nie przyzwyczaiłem , jak tylko widziałem na starówce masę dziadków niemieckich od razu wyobrażałem ich sobie w mundurach SS z karabinami mp44 zawieszonymi na ramieniu. Nie dało się tego przezwyciężyć.....

  • @infeltk

    @infeltk

    8 ай бұрын

    @@FluchT94 "jak tylko widziałem na starówce masę dziadków niemieckich od razu wyobrażałem ich sobie w mundurach SS z karabinami mp44 zawieszonymi na ramieniu". to się leczy, ci dziadkowie urodzili się w czasie wojny, po wojnie.

  • @infeltk

    @infeltk

    8 ай бұрын

    To wcale nie jest dobre miejsce do życia. Chore szkolnictwo, tragiczne NFZ, niesprawiedliwości społeczne, kiepska pogoda, pól rokku jest zimno, 4 miesiące jest bardzo krótki dzień, nawet zimy już nie ma, chore rządy, bardzo drogie mieszkania, płać za wszystko, głupi przejazd autostradą to 1zł/km. Drogo w górach, drogo nad morzem, drogie samochody, drogo w ASO, niska jakość usług. Miejsce dobre dla bogatych, ale ważne, by to było dobre miejsce dla znacznej większości.

  • @marcin770

    @marcin770

    8 ай бұрын

    ​@@infeltkwróciłem z wakacji. Miejscowy zapytał czemu mój kraj jest dobry? Odpowiedziałem że mimo wszystko to dobre miejsce do życia. Podziękował, był potomkiem komunistycznych powstańców którzy zakończyli życie w Bieszczadach.

  • @internetowihusarze

    @internetowihusarze

    7 ай бұрын

    Tez nie moge sie doczekac powrotu

  • @vodekz1534
    @vodekz15348 ай бұрын

    Polish people are very competitive, one of the reasons Poland is doing well.

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    Man !!!What you,re talking about???Ask ordinary polish citizens about economic situation in most polish families.Stop your BS brainwashing propaganda which has nothing common with reality!Open yoyr eyes and cure your ignorance!

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    It's good that people don't know how propaganda and hot dogs sausages are made🤣🤣🤣

  • @Sophia777DeVille

    @Sophia777DeVille

    7 ай бұрын

    That has builed up over the history when the nation was bullied around and constant fight for survivor.

  • @przemoxxx4298
    @przemoxxx42988 ай бұрын

    Jestem dumny że jestem Polakiem 💪. Kocham ten kraj!

  • @invisiblehandofadamsmith
    @invisiblehandofadamsmith9 ай бұрын

    As George Friedman predicted in his book The Next 100 Years poland will be superpower again

  • @flashlightbeam3487
    @flashlightbeam34879 ай бұрын

    1. Safety 2. Education (so not easy believing in bullshit from far right or neither far left) 3. Hard working

  • @simplysonya68
    @simplysonya687 ай бұрын

    Love Poland just got back can’t wait until I move permanently this coming summer ❤️🇵🇱

  • @mihg2rdm362

    @mihg2rdm362

    4 ай бұрын

    What makes you move to Poland? Is it studies or something else? Just curious.

  • @simplysonya68

    @simplysonya68

    4 ай бұрын

    @@mihg2rdm362 Besides that fact that I absolutely love and adore Poland 🇵🇱❤️ my husband is Polish ! Poland has one of the fastest growing economies in Europe! The cost-of-living is relatively low in comparison to other European countries! Quality of life and the green spaces in Poland are beautiful and most of all I love Polish Food !

  • @yvettechodek8501
    @yvettechodek85018 ай бұрын

    Polska zawsze była multikulti, może nie było ogromnej liczby migrantow jak teraz na zachodzie ale wiele Kultur się mieszało i dzieliło doświadczeniami a jednocześnie nie straciliśmy swojej świadomości narodowej. Mimo że chrześcijaństwo rzymsko katolickie jest religia wiodaca, to też judaizm muzułmanizm był zawsze, polscy Żydzi, polscy Tatarzy, Romowie, każdy coś wnosił do kultury a co najważniejsze wspólnie wszyscy tworzyli coś nowego w kuchni dlatego jest tak dobra😁przywiązanie do ziemi i szacunek dla chleba to też charakterystyczne dla nas. Tradycje np na chlebie zawsze przed krojeniem określimy znak krzyża, gdy upadnie kromka chleba podnosimy i całujemy, bo modlimy się do Boga o niego codziennie. Szacunek dla starszych np w autobusie itp, zdejmowanie czapki przez mężczyzn w pomieszczeniach, czy uchylanie kapelusza lub czapki z daszkiem na przywitanie. Dużo zachowań pielegnowanych w rodzinach, przekazywanych dzieciom to ważne. Nie jest ważne gdzie mieszkamy, nasza ojczyzna jest zawsze w sercu. Mało popularne mniejsze miejscowości, wioski z tradycjami regionalnym to wielkie bogactwo i natura raj dla bocianów, w nocy słychać żaby, cykady, świetliki, zapach skoszonej trawy, bzu, jaśminu, konwalii czy zwykłej maciejki, łąki, jeziora i spływy kajakowe, oprócz gór, morza, Zakopanego, Krakowa, Wrocławia i Warszawy 😁każdy znajdzie coś co kocha i co da mu szczescie❤

  • @revolutionibusorbiumcoeles9041
    @revolutionibusorbiumcoeles90419 ай бұрын

    I have impression that is growing on me more and more, that Poland is not just about a country and people but about a way of tackling the issue of globalization and European identity. We can embrace globalization and have the benefits or try to be ourselves and pay the price. Surprisingly the second option is getting more attractive the more we learn about the consequences of the first one. Great discussion, cheers.

  • @2mek99

    @2mek99

    9 ай бұрын

    But the whole success of Poland is thanks to the choice of the first option.

  • @revolutionibusorbiumcoeles9041

    @revolutionibusorbiumcoeles9041

    9 ай бұрын

    I believe that the discussion was about the definition of success and why the first option did not really work in Poland. Globalization is more than just open market and free flow of capital. Poland so far avoided becoming an international porridge without texture and taste. @@2mek99

  • @heniakonas9439

    @heniakonas9439

    9 ай бұрын

    To a certain extent. It was stopped in the rest of Europe by the illegal invasion of undocumented 3rd world. The result is mass grooming of children, female circumcision and forced marriage. Ritual slaughter too, all brought in by foreigners of a certain religion Poland should guard its borders and guard them well.

  • @Sophia777DeVille

    @Sophia777DeVille

    7 ай бұрын

    100% it's about free Europe free World no opression no slavery for anyone. Btw word Slave comes from the word Slav or Slav'e from the first Salvic slaves enslaved by the roman empire back in the days... how else would they get blond hair and green eyes down south of Europe. Secondary Poland once again has to save Europe from inside and outside enemies. We've fought Mongols invading Europe, Ottomans, Tired at least with Nazis and Commies, Were the first country to abolish communism...Didn't let the illegal imigrants fleed into the country so that everyone can feel safe... Yet We still get no recognition for what we've done. Maybe one day tho.

  • @disappointeddinosaur4440
    @disappointeddinosaur44408 ай бұрын

    ❤ I love Poland 🇵🇱!! Been going there yearly, (except during the covid years) since May of 2006. My fur baby & I will be heading there again next month. Can't wait to get back❤!!

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    It's good that people don't know how propaganda and hot dogs sausages are made🤣🤣🤣

  • @richardharris3423
    @richardharris34238 ай бұрын

    Very interesting. God bless Poland. Thanks for posting this.

  • @kalinamasash1137
    @kalinamasash11378 ай бұрын

    I just got back to Poland from Tasmania and will try to stay here for good .Thanks Guys for video :)

  • @BratWody
    @BratWody8 ай бұрын

    Poland is very safe

  • @portman8909

    @portman8909

    7 ай бұрын

    Well if we ignore WW2.

  • @krewetkashrimp
    @krewetkashrimp9 ай бұрын

    What an amazing interview! Thank you for that.

  • @thefirstnews9019

    @thefirstnews9019

    9 ай бұрын

    Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @_FredCo
    @_FredCoАй бұрын

    Absolutely amazing interview 🤝🇵🇱

  • @jpulawski3428
    @jpulawski34289 ай бұрын

    Really enjoyed listening to this conversation 😎👌

  • @thefirstnews9019

    @thefirstnews9019

    9 ай бұрын

    Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @christophe2496
    @christophe24969 ай бұрын

    Poland is a nice place, I might move over there one day...

  • @Megami87

    @Megami87

    9 ай бұрын

    Don’t, until the goverment is not changed it’s not a good place to live.

  • @heniakonas9439

    @heniakonas9439

    9 ай бұрын

    It is this government that makes it so good to live there. No "cultural" enrichment which makes the West so dangerous for women and girls. Long may they rule.@@Megami87

  • @christophe2496

    @christophe2496

    9 ай бұрын

    I like this goverment.👍

  • @clairebearshares
    @clairebearshares9 ай бұрын

    I 💯 agree! I would have never had the opportunities I had in Poland in the US. There are lot of quirks, but any country has these.

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    9 ай бұрын

    What you,re talking about???Ask ordinary polish citizens about economic situation in most polish families.Stop your BS brainwashing propaganda which has nothing common with reality!

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    It's good that people don't know how propaganda and hot dogs sausages are made🤣🤣🤣

  • @MayDayDevinci
    @MayDayDevinci8 ай бұрын

    Guy said about Poland's success: "homogeneity and Catholicism" - bullseye! Brits deep down inside know diversity is not a strength!

  • @tadzuzalek4896
    @tadzuzalek48968 ай бұрын

    Poland is also famous for handling a festival for puppet theatre. In city Bielsko-Biala every 2 years we had a puppet theatres from 45 countries and they were performing in Bielsko-Biala theatre "BANIALUKA" . Festival was lasting for 2 weeks and it was very intensive, every day about 6 performances. In Canada there is no such theatre like puppet theatre. It would be nice to make a show about it as it was maybe still is festival in a world. Artist from all around the world were coming like China, Japan, Vietnam .

  • @mikadorek1
    @mikadorek19 ай бұрын

    Excelent interview

  • @tomasznowak9648
    @tomasznowak96489 ай бұрын

    Good and honest review of Poland .👍

  • @katrina854
    @katrina8548 ай бұрын

    great interview. It is useful to see Poland from a perspective of someone who was brought up in a different country. Best place in Poland is btw Wrocław 😂 żurek górą!

  • @Rene_Moor3095
    @Rene_Moor30959 ай бұрын

    Thank you for this video about Poland 🙂 We are always happy to hear such kind words about our country, as we rather always see it in rather dark colours and complain a lot. But the most important thing is that we are developing (maybe not as well and as fast as we would like), but you can see from the feedback from foreigners that we have made a lot of progress after all. Some even say that they live better here than in their own countries. This gives us great satisfaction and strength for further development. If only we had normal neighbours and not horrible weirdos with a worm mentality (I am thinking of russia).

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    It's good that people don't know how propaganda and hot dogs sausages are made🤣🤣🤣

  • @TheSokodelic

    @TheSokodelic

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@MrGreg771 better to spend your time than wasting it posting a worthless comment over and over and over and over again....

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    4 ай бұрын

    @@TheSokodelic bot getting mad to hear the truth???

  • @mariostepien4526
    @mariostepien45269 ай бұрын

    Polska ❤❤❤

  • @tomaszfalkowski7508
    @tomaszfalkowski75089 ай бұрын

    The Labour party says the reason Poland is projected to overtake the UK is because of Brexit, But this is false, because the Polish economy has been out performing the UK and most western countries for the past 30 years, it's obvious that most Labour party voters who make this false claim about brexit are just finding out about Poland's success and aren't willing to reflect and come to terms of accepting their own faults. Poland was the only country to avoid the 2008 financial recession and was the top economic performer in the EU Post-COVID. So, sorry, but voting for the labor party isn't gonna change anything. Also, the Labour party governed from 1964 to 1970 and 1974 to 1979. In 2007, Labor party leader James Gordon Brown served as Prime Ministe from 2007 to 2010, this was during Poland's rise to power. But Poland also deserves this success no matter if the English and Irish are willing to accept it or not.

  • @krzysztof_wu
    @krzysztof_wu9 ай бұрын

    its people, tradition, culture.thats it.

  • @slyfox6996
    @slyfox69967 ай бұрын

    I'm going to Ostrołęnko and Warsaw soon to visit a friend of mine as my first vacation outside of the US. My polish is about equal to that of a 3 year old. I've been reading alot about the country and looking for travel purposes, and it seems quite nice.

  • @dzingishan640
    @dzingishan6409 ай бұрын

    Hearing that he would like to spend some time Sikorski makes me proud of him

  • @magdalenastrzelinski5617
    @magdalenastrzelinski56179 ай бұрын

    Patrick, it was nice to see you. I followed you a little since ru-ukr war. Respect for those who were learining Polish. Even us, polls , we sometimes are not sure certains grammatical cases:))).

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    9 ай бұрын

    We have an analogous situation as in 1939. Then the voices of common sense calling for not entering into an alliance with England and maintaining neutrality were drowned out by propaganda clangor and straining not their muscles to Germany. After 5 days, this whole horde of clowns fled abroad along with their valuables and "honor"

  • @evojtek1
    @evojtek19 ай бұрын

    And has got the best jazz musicians in the world

  • @The123rasputin
    @The123rasputin8 ай бұрын

    Great stuff Guy, definitely agree Gdańsk has become amazing, but Warsaw is the city in Europe not just Poland that has developed the most in the last 30 years. Skrzywdzić is an interesting Polish word but my favourite is kieliszek. Bests, Stefan

  • @kaskas928
    @kaskas9288 ай бұрын

    Poland is a great place to live when you have money. The majority of the upper middle class people that I have met do not use public transport or the national health system and they certainly wouldn’t send their kids to the state-run schools. So there is definitely a bias, though it’s true that nature in Poland is spectacular and easily reachable even if you live in the big city.

  • @Sophia777DeVille

    @Sophia777DeVille

    7 ай бұрын

    Take also this into concideration.. Soviets and Nazis killed all intelligent people in Poland literally every high status, high position, nobel and political. I don't think any other country in the entire world would have survived what poles have over the past 200 years.... That was their plan to get rid of most intelligent people and dumb down the nation. Since 1989 After We've abolished the communism... our gov. didn't change still corrupted still robbing poles and still playing for Germany and Russia. One example... During communism all the way to 1989 in Poland our Black Coal was ''exported'' literally got stolen by trains full with millions of tons with that crucial fuel... After the abolishment of the communism since 1989 to 2014 the new ''non communistic'' gov. started to buy our Black Coal from russia which was previously stolen! from us.... How in the world do you explain that.... We got more agents living and actively working against Poland that We'd already skyrocket if not all these obstackles... The true groth started 2014/15 After We've kicked out the former prime minister who was a double agent playing for russia and germany..... Now Poland almost as independent as in the 17th century. We will get there eventually and only then the Europe will be safe place again!

  • @twisters999
    @twisters9999 ай бұрын

    Great and interesting conversation indeed! ❤

  • @AnxMa
    @AnxMa9 ай бұрын

    I know it's a side track but ad vocem to the Ghetto video, could you consider creating an bio-vid about Jan Karski or Witold Pilecki? I feel as if their heroic stories are unknown to some ppl. Basically they've made their life mission to inform the world about the atrocities conducted by the Germans. The Hollywood movies don't fully portray those crimes as they were far worse in real life. I had some filmmaking / acting experience and I swear it's about time to accurately represent Polish bravery and German's cruelty. My whole family was affected by WWII. I had a Jewish uncle who was a Holocaust survivor and lost his mother during a Nazi raid when he was only 14. We have to keep the memory about it alive no matter how painful it may seem. Also; equally important is the story of Irena Sendler and Julian Grobelny.

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    9 ай бұрын

    We have an analogous situation as in 1939. Then the voices of common sense calling for not entering into an alliance with England and maintaining neutrality were drowned out by propaganda clangor and straining not their muscles to Germany. After 5 days, this whole horde of clowns fled abroad along with their valuables and "honor"

  • @thefirstnews9019

    @thefirstnews9019

    9 ай бұрын

    We have done many videos on the subject of Pilecki. Check out back catalogue

  • @JesusMagicPanties

    @JesusMagicPanties

    9 ай бұрын

    ​@@thefirstnews9019 The legend of Pilecki in Poland is a strictly political issue because it has been "stolen" by the ruling, extreme authoritarian right as a tool to suppress democratic opposition. Knowing Pilecki's life and views, it is not certain that he would have been happy about it had he lived. Besides, had he lived, he might have had a hard life watching the ruling right-wing falsify recent history and the contributions of living living heroes of independence headed by Lech Walesa, or, for example, the living Warsaw Uprising fighters who now dare not quite share the authoritarian-fundamentalist views of the ruling bloc.

  • @miroslawbala117

    @miroslawbala117

    8 ай бұрын

    Exactly 😊

  • @AdrianaIlonaRana-Ryng
    @AdrianaIlonaRana-Ryng8 ай бұрын

    Im happy hearing people whu like Polend and try understand us I know is not easy for some out of cantry and not easy understan emotion peoples but that is every were .We are grow up i hope in good way is dipense have people will be thinking about cautry. We are mix nation that why is not easy get consens and balans - like people

  • @bhanajczyk
    @bhanajczyk9 ай бұрын

    Thanks for this gents, quality and interesting conversation

  • @miroslaw7105
    @miroslaw71059 ай бұрын

    Excellent conversation about Poland. Interesting people exchanged their views. Interesting topic (for us, Polish as well). Thank you.

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    It's good that people don't know how propaganda and hot dogs sausages are made🤣🤣🤣

  • @miroslaw7105

    @miroslaw7105

    8 ай бұрын

    @@MrGreg771 Maybe, Mr Greg, YOU will tell them about it?

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    8 ай бұрын

    @@miroslaw7105 This channel is media BS!Some simple minded people swallow that like pelicans and experience an orgasm like a goat.,It seems that you,re one of them!You,d better open your eyes and cure your ignorance.Ask normal Polish citizens what,s a polish "great success" looks like!

  • @NetEngs4UA
    @NetEngs4UA8 ай бұрын

    What an amazing interview!

  • @kriswiwatowski4697
    @kriswiwatowski46978 ай бұрын

    Great interview! I have been away from Poland since 1980 and visited several times since. Poland has always been a great country, but nowadays it becomes an example to follow. Tony Blair should now lobby against himself, to re-open polish language school to meet the growing demand... If not him, then Guy could make it a part of his political campaign in the UK!

  • @stanislawpodgorski7270
    @stanislawpodgorski72705 ай бұрын

    Great interviev, interesting guest, nothing but the praises about this soil, little bit too sweet, not much of bitter stuff. Judiciary aspect spot on. Many thanks for the great job. Please drop in guys for good polish brandy to Opole, will be waiting for You. There will be a chance to explore one of the oldest and beautifull city in the warmest part of Poland. Rob

  • @simonsan5271
    @simonsan52719 ай бұрын

    Sounds like a proper english gentleman.

  • @nighthowk117
    @nighthowk1177 ай бұрын

    As a Pole I must say I never heard about Mr Pinsent before watching this video, but a lot of respect for learning some of the most important parts of Polish History. I would be intrested to learn a bit more of how deep his knowladge of it is.

  • @sylviasz2628
    @sylviasz26289 ай бұрын

    we love you guys!

  • @abcschoolofenglish6982
    @abcschoolofenglish69828 ай бұрын

    Great interview!!

  • @notallieberry
    @notallieberry8 ай бұрын

    We don’t fake smile.

  • @suppliersplatform
    @suppliersplatform9 ай бұрын

    Great conversation!

  • @vodkila194
    @vodkila1948 ай бұрын

    La Pologne, pays formidable, et Varsovie, la capitale la plus géniale d'Europe ! salutations de la Suisse

  • @wasilek156
    @wasilek1569 ай бұрын

    Amezing thank you ❤

  • @pawegorka8589

    @pawegorka8589

    9 ай бұрын

    Noł problem 😂

  • @AlbertDebbarma
    @AlbertDebbarma8 ай бұрын

    I want to migrate to Poland.

  • @ertoss

    @ertoss

    8 ай бұрын

    you dont

  • @chriswronin
    @chriswronin8 ай бұрын

    It’s time to visit. Cheers.

  • @twisters999
    @twisters9999 ай бұрын

    Love this channel

  • @rufsven8312
    @rufsven83129 ай бұрын

    Greetings to you from Krakow

  • @martinjiranek5915
    @martinjiranek59159 ай бұрын

    Good video, one thing about judiciary - it's not true that young lawyers who did not get into law firms then become judges, you choose your legal career route after you graduate, so you either decide to be an advocate/solicitor or a judge (not saying it's ideal, but that's how it works in Poland), but I agree that the Polish legal system is miles away from the British one, lots to be done in this department.

  • @TheRobson75

    @TheRobson75

    9 ай бұрын

    co ty pierdolisz czlowieku? problem jest strukturalny!!!!!!!!! sady w Polsce zawlaszczyly ubeckie kur...., ktorych pomioty juz w 3 pokoleniu, jak Reytan bronia dostepu Polakom do tej sfery....dotarlo?

  • @purpleguy5274

    @purpleguy5274

    9 ай бұрын

    I really don't get it. At one hand everyone globaly says that we need to exchange our elites from old gramps to youthfull ones , but on the other hand once such thing happens people start crying about youths being unexperienced. Old elites bad , young elites also bad .

  • @heniakonas9439

    @heniakonas9439

    9 ай бұрын

    And yet Britishers complain about their legal system and judges.

  • @halinamartyniak

    @halinamartyniak

    8 ай бұрын

    Poland tries to reform that old corrupt judicial system, but European Union controlled by lefties and polish opposition is supporting the ostatus quo and not allowing any changes. This is main disagreement between Poland and EU. EU is cutting the financial transfers based on that. EU is very corrupt, those politicians take bribes from lobbysts to decide about other countries, GB exprienced that and exited EU.

  • @MJWorksEasy
    @MJWorksEasy9 ай бұрын

    Epic fellas!

  • @wojciechtaras8331
    @wojciechtaras83319 ай бұрын

    What's wrong with -5/-10 degrees in winter but more sunshine and less humidity then in England? not windy no rain falling horizontally ;d

  • @erikajasinski4633
    @erikajasinski46339 ай бұрын

    Just ever thing else some cities are better than others

  • @tomasznowak9648
    @tomasznowak96489 ай бұрын

    #ŻurekRulesOnHangOver. +rosół (traditional polish chicken/or beef soup)

  • @markg1531
    @markg15319 ай бұрын

    Young women nowadays speak Polish so fast that sometimes I have a problem understanding them. And I’m 100% Polish and grew up and live in Poland. The nice thing about the Polish language is that it is very nuanced and really beautiful. As opposed to, sorry guys, the English language, which sounds better than German or Dutch, but that’s not saying a lot.

  • @katarzyna4667

    @katarzyna4667

    9 ай бұрын

    As a Pole, I also like Polish language, but, to be fair, to most foreign ears Polish does not sound very sexy.

  • @markg1531

    @markg1531

    9 ай бұрын

    @@katarzyna4667 That may well be. But, as for me, I never worry about what foreigners think.

  • @utahdan231

    @utahdan231

    9 ай бұрын

    @@markg1531 so why are you here and commenting on the top of being here? They are foreigners.

  • @markg1531

    @markg1531

    9 ай бұрын

    @@utahdan231 A good point. I got it in my KZread feed and got curious because I like Patrick Ney. I’ll stay away. Have a nice day!

  • @michaelmckelvey5122

    @michaelmckelvey5122

    9 ай бұрын

    @@markg1531 No, no, come back please!

  • @ireneuszpyrak961
    @ireneuszpyrak9618 ай бұрын

    Patryk! Jak ja Ciebie dawno nie widziałem 😊

  • @slawglimini8013
    @slawglimini80139 ай бұрын

    Mucho trabajo

  • @sundanceatlast

    @sundanceatlast

    8 ай бұрын

    ¿Hay muchas oportunidades de trabajo en Polonia? Quizás porque muchos polacos se han ido al Occidente en busca de empleo.

  • @ukaszbogacz522

    @ukaszbogacz522

    2 ай бұрын

    @@sundanceatlast unemployment rate is really low in Poland. You will find something.

  • @jessicajessica8282
    @jessicajessica82828 ай бұрын

    ❤🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱❤

  • @34aniaj
    @34aniaj9 ай бұрын

    "Żurek z kiełbasą i jajkiem"

  • @revolutionibusorbiumcoeles9041

    @revolutionibusorbiumcoeles9041

    9 ай бұрын

    Delicious!

  • @wojciechstyczynski1354
    @wojciechstyczynski13548 ай бұрын

    In cell with Sikorski. If it's not a show off, that is an answer you can expect from well educated Gentleman. I fell in love in Pythons years ago for the same reason. Cleese can adress his opinion unexpectedly and with sharp voice yet in polite way. I'm thinking about debate with a Bishop of Southwark. It is on the same level. Maybe it is not so obvious, but as a native Pole i must say, in this country you are still an Ilegal Alien if you know what I mean.

  • @wojciechjankowski2920
    @wojciechjankowski29208 ай бұрын

    Discombobulate. I have never heard this word before. Nice chat.

  • @czarekp3552
    @czarekp35529 ай бұрын

    my Polish girlfriend of fifteen years trolls me every time she speaks her perfect Polish...... is it cause i've lost it after 25 years on this island? surely not... Poland must have overdosed on.... whatever DE and DM tells you that you might have

  • @lolpl0000
    @lolpl00009 ай бұрын

    2:59 Now, i consider myself a pretty fluent speaker, a good example of a successful self learner, but i have to admit, i've got no idea what that word means 😅 anyway still watching, very much an interesting guest and im happy to see you interview more interesting people :) 5:50 i have to agree here completely, however that culture is slowly withering away to more westernized, hip hop addicted youths that dont have many values, except money and lets call them women. its sad.

  • @michaelmckelvey5122

    @michaelmckelvey5122

    9 ай бұрын

    It was not a Polish word!

  • @mr.q8426

    @mr.q8426

    9 ай бұрын

    discombobulate /ˌdɪskəmˈbɒbjʊleɪt/ verbHUMOROUS gerund or present participle: discombobulating disconcert or confuse (someone). "this attitude totally discombobulated

  • @jerzyprzeslakiewicz5428

    @jerzyprzeslakiewicz5428

    8 ай бұрын

    It was polish.(skrzywdzic).

  • @halinaszafranska6576
    @halinaszafranska65769 ай бұрын

    Chciałabym żeby w tych filmikach tłumaczył lektor. Byłoby fajnie wiedzieć co goście mówią o Polsce

  • @pawegorka8589

    @pawegorka8589

    9 ай бұрын

    Gdyby tylko istniało takie miejsce w którym dzieci mogły by się uczyć np języków obcych, gdyby tylko istniało 😅

  • @piotrjanas9575

    @piotrjanas9575

    9 ай бұрын

    Przecież to tylko angielski, prosty język stworzony dla niewolników

  • @marekolejniczak9905

    @marekolejniczak9905

    6 ай бұрын

    ​@@piotrjanas9575Are you sure you know English well? I doubt it

  • @wingedhussar5528
    @wingedhussar55288 ай бұрын

    Because we are pround of our history, homogeneous, and our liberals would be consider right wingers in most other countries.

  • @michaelw7311
    @michaelw73118 ай бұрын

    The only problem in Poland is taxation on contract of employment from 30k usd is around 41 - 45%, This would need to be changed to Czechs model that the rate of 32%(which should be lower like 23% in Czech Rep.) is starting from 30x monthly average salary which is at this moment 60k usd. This would give a lot of stability to Poles because right now we are paying more and more taxes and living in the city is already difficult. The next thing would be solve real estate issue. Poland should force cities to better planning and developing suburbs and disadvantage AirBnB stuff in the city centers. This might be easily achievable by the rule that the income tax is given to the city only from people who own real estate in this city, if the person is not owning real estate then money are going to the government and are redistributed. This would encourage cities to free lands for constructions and remove growing number of landlords in city centers.

  • @34aniaj
    @34aniaj9 ай бұрын

    "Skrzywdzić"

  • @MonikaMazgola
    @MonikaMazgola9 ай бұрын

    EDIT: After second hearing I noticed Guy is talking about murder in Gibraltar, so it must be Sikorski. Can sb tell me with whom Guy would like to be locked in a jail? I can't understand his pronounciation. YT translator sais Szikowski, but I don't know such name. From the context it must be sb living before WWII.

  • @agsi7096

    @agsi7096

    9 ай бұрын

    It was Sikorski

  • @baassiia

    @baassiia

    9 ай бұрын

    Czajkowski?

  • @mydnajt
    @mydnajt9 ай бұрын

    Video to watch for all those defending our judge class in Poland.

  • @garyjonjon
    @garyjonjon7 ай бұрын

    Poland actually has a border and doesn't allow invaders. Who knew?

  • @ArnoBreker49
    @ArnoBreker498 ай бұрын

    Low immigration from non-EU countries

  • @AlbertDebbarma
    @AlbertDebbarma8 ай бұрын

    Why Poland is so succesful - Pros - 1. Homogenous people (Catholicism) - Good approach to work. Most children in Plonad behave well than london Children. 2. Low Tax - inspite of low tax, Poland GDP is growing. 3. Cost of living is lower thank any other cities. 4. Zeor tolerance illigal immigrants - Polish Govt has zero tolerance for illegal immigrants. Poland took more than million of Unkrainians immigrants. Cons- 1. Air points - Burning coal or any toxic things in the winter must be banned and monitored by Govt. 2. Court system - Judges are young and unable to give justice fast. Timeline for justice could be faster. 3. Most of the big Industries are foreing own.

  • @piotrgrzywnowicz601
    @piotrgrzywnowicz6018 ай бұрын

    Co się często zapomina, to to że Polskę tworzyli także przybysze z zewnątrz. Oni przywozili swoje doświadczenia i inne spojrzenie. Dziękuje za świetny wywiad 🔝

  • @piotrd.4850
    @piotrd.485018 күн бұрын

    FYI people building the worldview on YT - it sure as hell doesn't look that way from the inside.

  • @matichable
    @matichable9 ай бұрын

    Is it?

  • @jirislavicek9954
    @jirislavicek99549 ай бұрын

    It doesn't matter if you are a rich or less well off. Being rich is better of course. But it's the quality of life that's important. Poland needs to keep emphasis on nation, family and Christian values. Not get infected by the woke virus.

  • @nvx78

    @nvx78

    8 ай бұрын

    Almost every youngster piss these conservative "values"😅

  • @user-dk7tw4ym3h
    @user-dk7tw4ym3h9 ай бұрын

    Poland is so successful as Great Britain. 😁😁😁

  • @joannaeiman8358
    @joannaeiman83589 ай бұрын

    Jeżeli jest tak dobrze, to dlaczego cześć Polaków chce to zepsuć?

  • @heniakonas9439

    @heniakonas9439

    9 ай бұрын

    Wystarczy zobaczyc jak jest w reszcie Europy. Sami nie wiedza co maja.

  • @malikyasir145
    @malikyasir1459 ай бұрын

    Hi sir

  • @markusdylewski7592
    @markusdylewski75929 ай бұрын

    To ciekawe ze caly swiat widzi polskie sukcesy a polska opozycja tylko porazki ? Cos chyba z ta opozycja jest nie tak ?

  • @g.peters244

    @g.peters244

    9 ай бұрын

    Pier.... farmazony. Mam przypomnieć hasło o "zielone wyspie" z czasów rządów PO-PSLw temacie "nie dostrzegania sukcesów przez opozycję"? Aktualna sytuacja gospodarcza nie napawa optymizmem każdego, kto ma choć podstawowa wiedzę w temacie ekonomii. Stagflacja, ukryty gigantyczny dług publiczny, rozrost administracji, galopujące podatki, inwestycje spadające na łeb i na szyję, powrót do własności państwowej w gospodarce - to tylko wierzchołek góry lodowej. Silnik się zacina, a paliwa brak. Co gorsza, kierowcy pędzą w stronę ściany, mówiąc, że to parking.

  • @miroslaw7105

    @miroslaw7105

    9 ай бұрын

    ​@@g.peters244Nie zgadzam się z Tobą a mam znacznie wyższą niż podstawową wiedzę ekonomiczną. Ale pal licho, powiedz na jakich to kierowców chcesz wymienić obecnych: na konfe czy ruskich, to nam ustawi dyskusję?

  • @g.peters244

    @g.peters244

    9 ай бұрын

    @@miroslaw7105 - Deficyt na 2024 to 165 miliardów złotych bez uwzględnienia wszelkich funduszy, w których ukryto tajne zadłużenie. Nie musisz się zgadzać ze mną, bo i tak wspólnie zaparkujemy na ścianie. Mój wybór - moja sprawa. Ja nie pytam, czy wolisz zonę, czy kochankę.

  • @miroslaw7105

    @miroslaw7105

    9 ай бұрын

    @@g.peters244 Wartości bezwzględne nie mają znaczenia. O możliwości spłaty decyduje wielkość gospodarki a konkretnie stosunek PKB do zadłużenia. Jest on znacznie niższy niż przyjęte standardowo (u nas również w Konstytucji) 60%. Damy radę g. petersie (co za nick, nie mogłeś sobie wziąć czegoś normalnego,, ty jako Niemiec czy Norweg jesteś?).

  • @utahdan231

    @utahdan231

    9 ай бұрын

    moze tylko ci co maja biznesy w Polsce? Na drugiej polkuli niewiele sie o Polsce mowi lub pisze. Chyba , ze zwiazane z wojna ukrainska.

  • @petereriksson7166
    @petereriksson71668 ай бұрын

    I hope Belarus will join NATO and the EU . When Ukraine join NATO and the EU it can build up a very strong cooperation with Polen and hopfully Belarus can be a part of that cooperation also. For freedom democracy and a strong future for those 3 countries and a inspiration for the other easteurope countries.

  • @erikajasinski4633
    @erikajasinski46339 ай бұрын

    Radom small city

  • @bibsaladimpl6496

    @bibsaladimpl6496

    9 ай бұрын

    Compared to the area of the city, Radom is larger than Paris.

  • @mateuszgorecki6848
    @mateuszgorecki68489 ай бұрын

    Im seeing so many video's about how Poland is so succesfull yet my quality of live is decreasing year after year because the prices are increasing. Watching all this video's makes me feel like I live in different reality. Just because Poland is getting richer in statistics it doesn't mean it's getting better for the people, especially young people.

  • @miroslaw7105

    @miroslaw7105

    9 ай бұрын

    Panie Mateuszu, jak Pan doskonale wie, w Polsce żyją dwa rodzaje ludzi: jeden to zwolennicy PiSu kibicujący rozwijającemu się krajowi - ci są (na ogół) mimo pojawiających się trudności- szczęśliwi. I drudzy, zwolennicy ,,totalnych" szukający dziury w całym. Pan zapewne należy do tych drugich?

  • @mateuszgorecki6848

    @mateuszgorecki6848

    9 ай бұрын

    @@miroslaw7105 Należę do trzecich,tych którzy chcą "wywrócić stolik". Oczywiście że zwolennicy PISu są szczęśliwsi, ciągła propaganda sukcesu w TVP+świadczenia socjalne które trafiają głównie do wyborców PISu(to znaczy emerytów i ludzi niewykształconych oraz ubogich) budują w ich głowie fałszywe przeświadczenie że się państwu powodzi. A tak naprawdę mamy rekordową inflację, recesję,deficyt budżetowy, zadłużenie oraz na dokładkę państwo które dzięki nam jeszcze istnieje pluje nam prosto w twarz a władza udaje że deszcz pada. Dla mnie "totalni" oraz PIS to dwie strony tej samej monety-monety rozdawnictwa, etatyzmu,kolesiostwa i braku perspektyw. W Polsce mnie i mi podobnych trzyma jedynie patriotyzm i fakt że mimo wszystko jest tutaj bezpiecznie i normalnie w porównaniu do zachodu,do którego się coraz bardziej upodabniamy przez dyktat POPISu.

  • @purpleguy5274

    @purpleguy5274

    9 ай бұрын

    ​@@miroslaw7105PIS kibicujący rozwijającemu się krajowi 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @miroslaw7105

    @miroslaw7105

    9 ай бұрын

    @@purpleguy5274 I dlaczego taki szalenczy czy śmiech? Oszalales z żalu że tak jest? Ludzie pracują i cieszą się z doganiania gospodarek ,,starej Unii". Ty zapewne do nich nie należysz. Purpurowy guju.

  • @miroslaw7105

    @miroslaw7105

    9 ай бұрын

    ​@@mateuszgorecki6848No to jak chcesz ,,wywracać stolik" toś konfederata lub ruski. W pierwszym wypadku należysz do grupy oszolomow bez planu, w drugim do narodu, który przegra tę wojnę. W obydwu wypadkach masz w ręku przegrywającą kartę. Pozdrawiam.

  • @Matt-rw9py
    @Matt-rw9py9 ай бұрын

    Being a foreigner in Poland gets you dates with Polish women easily especially if you're a Brit and especially if you make an effort to learn the language a bit although many speak English nowadays. Poland still has a lot to change and improve but I think we have made a huge progress since fall of communism. Some things have gone down the toilet also but I think the country is on the growth sprout. I'd like to see a greater chunk of my nation to be better educated (many are) especially on capitalism, more tolerant and open-minded as well as more sophisticated and knowledgable about the world. That will take time to get rid of that bolshevik/soviet influence from the Polish culture and way of thinking. 3 maybe 4 decades and all should be good then on. Great interview btw!

  • @MrGreg771

    @MrGreg771

    9 ай бұрын

    We have an analogous situation as in 1939. Then the voices of common sense calling for not entering into an alliance with England and maintaining neutrality were drowned out by propaganda clangor and straining not their muscles to Germany. After 5 days, this whole horde of clowns fled abroad along with their valuables and "honor"

  • @MaximVani
    @MaximVani9 ай бұрын

    realy????

  • @filipszyga7394
    @filipszyga73949 ай бұрын

    Britain is now doing austrritity policy, cutting public spending so he calls it Socialist? Main Polish problem is rapidly aging society together with dependence on foreign investment.

  • @jirislavicek9954

    @jirislavicek9954

    9 ай бұрын

    Britain is cutting public spending??? Your government is wasting money left, right and center!

  • @hiyou1976
    @hiyou19769 ай бұрын

    Jeśli chcecie bawić się w te zabawy klimatyczne, to żyjcie w UK. My żyjemy po swojemu i może dlatego u nas da się żyć przyjemnie, a w UK już niekoniecznie.

  • @HCforLife1

    @HCforLife1

    9 ай бұрын

    z tym ze jest w tym troche racji. Palenie smieciami powinno (i jest karalne). Pojebane jest jak idziesz na swierzym powietrzu i zaczynasz wdychac toksyczne opary z topionej folii. Chuj w plecy takim ludziom XD

  • @makuszko
    @makuszko8 ай бұрын

    content loudness -12.8dB

  • @mikadorek1
    @mikadorek17 ай бұрын

    Watching those steams about success of Poland … today … I realized that the words … “Niech zstąpi Duch Twój, niech zstąpi Duch Twój, i odmieni oblicze ziemi … tej ziemi” actually worked.

  • @andrewdyrda8012
    @andrewdyrda80125 ай бұрын

    I'm curious what circles you move in that describe Poland and polish people as cold and gray. That's usually the description of the english in Poland 😂

  • @topalbano

    @topalbano

    4 ай бұрын

    Actually of all foreigners in Poland. Perhaps except for Ukrainians and other similar

  • @andrewdyrda8012

    @andrewdyrda8012

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@topalbanoPolish people can certainly be very formal if they din't know you. What I cannot get used to is not getting a response when I pass someone in the street, but get similar in Aberdeen. Maybe it's just me 🦏

  • @topalbano

    @topalbano

    4 ай бұрын

    @@andrewdyrda8012 it's not just you it's all normal people. In Poland even colleagues at work may not greet you.

  • @andrewdyrda8012

    @andrewdyrda8012

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@topalbano ...most likely those anally retentive conservatives that vote for PiS and Kaczynski. They have some issues. Even now they're running around the streets to free two criminally corrupt politicians who need to stay in prison. They definitely won't say hello if you wear a red heart on your lapel!

  • @sundanceatlast
    @sundanceatlast8 ай бұрын

    My experience in Poland included encountering instances of racism, as well as observing streets that were not always as clean as expected...Additionally, I noticed elderly individuals using wheeled baskets, which, at times, gave the impression of a population facing economic hardships.

  • @piotrkulpa8034

    @piotrkulpa8034

    8 ай бұрын

    I got same feelings living in UK.

  • @sundanceatlast

    @sundanceatlast

    8 ай бұрын

    @@piotrkulpa8034 It's important to acknowledge that these are personal observations. I don't believe a direct comparison between the UK and Poland is valid. The UK is known for its sophistication, diversity, and global outlook, while Poland is still navigating its path in the world of democracy, facing challenges, particularly due to its government's promotion of extreme right-wing propaganda. Although both countries have anti-racism laws on the books, Poland's enforcement of these laws is notably lacking, particularly in cases involving homophobic and racial activities. Consequently, if you don't identify as Caucasian or heterosexual, visiting Poland may not be the safest choice, and you may find more success elsewhere.

  • @maReK.OczOplAs

    @maReK.OczOplAs

    8 ай бұрын

    ​@@sundanceatlast The fact that you are richer and your relations with the world are more complex does not make you better, and certainly not than Poles. Anyone who has come close to British "sophistication", social system, interpersonal relations, leftist ideology that destroys family and society / such relations social conditions that are currently prevailing in Britain, we know in Poland from the times of communism - this is how human cattle lived in Russia - from this perspective "Russian Mir" is identical with Western modernism / and the economic system would not want to import it to Poland for anything. Your opinion expressed in the last sentence is not only false but also defamatory.

  • @piotrkulpa8034

    @piotrkulpa8034

    8 ай бұрын

    @@sundanceatlast Poland has better democracy than you ever had in history. Do not tell me what it is democracy as we had it from centuries while you were ruled by totalitarians, and democracy does not mean we have to accept stupidity as you do. Our gov. do not push any discrimination acts you are just blinded left winged poor person.

  • @piotrkulpa8034

    @piotrkulpa8034

    8 ай бұрын

    @@sundanceatlast Yes we cant compare UK and Poland, Poland is way better now and it on its way to become nice place to live while UK is on its way to self destruction. Good luck ha ha.

  • @wujekcientariposta
    @wujekcientariposta9 ай бұрын

    this dude is pandering as f. The singular reason why polands gdp keeps improving is beacouse we feel ourselves part of the west, not east, and we keep trying to catch up to western europe. We compare ourselves constantly to the best at everything, and there is societal pressure to perform as the best at everything. politics in poland is a different aspect entirely as it won't be truly representative until the prl generation dies out entirely.

  • @pawegorka8589

    @pawegorka8589

    9 ай бұрын

    Yeah the reason why my body is still growing is becouse i feel that im going to the gym every day 😂 thnaks for best advice in my life

  • @mariolondyn50
    @mariolondyn509 ай бұрын

    I am Polish . / It's beautiful for now, nice - let's hope we don't get water in our ears one day / - When will we make up for the billions spent on rearmament? - How long will the budget last with various + Programs (benefits) and the lack of European funds for KPO (National Reconstruction Plan) due to us?

  • @Ania-fs4ig

    @Ania-fs4ig

    9 ай бұрын

    We will be just fine without the ransom KPO from the EU terrorist organization

  • @erikajasinski4633
    @erikajasinski46339 ай бұрын

    Not true you are crazy . Warsaw is wi not but about it .