Why Poland is Finally Becoming a Rich Country

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For almost its entire history Poland has been a bitterly poor nation. In the middle of Europe between Germany and Russia it has served as a battleground on more than one occasion. But over the last 30 years things have changed, in this period its economy has been one of Europes best performers, and by some estimates may be richer than the UK by 2030. It also has one of Europe's strongest army's. So how did this all happen?

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  • @TheInvisibleHandCo
    @TheInvisibleHandCoАй бұрын

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  • @hartmannjano2169

    @hartmannjano2169

    Ай бұрын

    Y U using star wars names?

  • @jackzweifler5696

    @jackzweifler5696

    15 күн бұрын

    for F sake man , Poland was never a part of Soviet Union . Another genius without basic knowlage in topic .....

  • @Nalesnik158

    @Nalesnik158

    14 күн бұрын

    @@jackzweifler5696 West education... They know nothing. And they still say that Poland was free when the wall in Berlin collapsed. But Poland was free before the wall collapsed. Poland was first! They don't know about that. Especially Germans!

  • @del-see-oh
    @del-see-ohАй бұрын

    Poland was part of the Warsaw pact. It was essentially a Soviet vassal state. It was not a part of the USSR.

  • @wujekcientariposta

    @wujekcientariposta

    Ай бұрын

    same thing for the purpose of modern history.

  • @kaminski8000

    @kaminski8000

    Ай бұрын

    The narrator didn't say Poland was part of the USSR. He said Poland of that era was a satellite state of the Soviet Union. But that separation was on paper only. As a bitter joke of the Poland's dark communism era would say, the most important person in Warsaw at the time was the Russian ambassador.

  • @metanoian965

    @metanoian965

    Ай бұрын

    All Soviet Propaganda for the dumb West masses. The Ruling Communists were all Soviet sock puppets, some were Russians with changed names. MOST were Zydishers hiding their ID under New Polish names - as is the case today. grow up and face facts

  • @boogypaul

    @boogypaul

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@kaminski8000 w sumie na początku mapa wskazuje na Polskę jako część związku radzieckiego hehe nawet nie ma tam wschodnich Niemiec

  • @sebyyyhd

    @sebyyyhd

    Ай бұрын

    And that was worse than being part of the Soviet Union.

  • @kcpr5191
    @kcpr5191Ай бұрын

    Poland IS NOT a former soviet state!

  • @neosolve6781

    @neosolve6781

    28 күн бұрын

    Państwo satelitarne .... Wschodniego bloku uzależnione od ZSRR ... język angielski jest prymitywny....

  • @PKM1010

    @PKM1010

    18 күн бұрын

    @@neosolve6781 Nie jest, satellite state to określenie którego szukasz.

  • @berkomirwiadrowolski9113

    @berkomirwiadrowolski9113

    18 күн бұрын

    Albo soviet puppet state, I jest prosty ale nie prymitywny.

  • @kcpr5191

    @kcpr5191

    14 күн бұрын

    @@neosolve6781 państwo satelickie*

  • @derekapel9187

    @derekapel9187

    12 күн бұрын

    In addition to that statement, there is a mistake in the narrative of this video "with the fall of Soviet Union". Communism collapsed in Poland in 1989 whereas the Soviet Union fell 2 years later in 1991.

  • @zk1919
    @zk1919Ай бұрын

    0:21 "...costing thousands of lives" I wish you were right but in WW2 Poland lost about 6 MILION citizens. As pre-war Poland included many minorities total of 6 MILION includes 3 MILION Jews and up to 3 MILION Poles killed in the WW2 started in September 1939 by Germany, Soviet Union and Slovakia.

  • @JannSeb

    @JannSeb

    Ай бұрын

    All of them were polish citizens so all of them were Poles, Jewish Poles that lived there for almost one thousand years.. Distinguishing them is like saying that there is no such thing as Jewish Americans, just Jews that live in America. They are obviously all american.

  • @metanoian965

    @metanoian965

    Ай бұрын

    @@JannSeb never trusted. Why ? They didn't speak Polish. They spoke German Yiddisher. Why ?

  • @pawelsz007locp

    @pawelsz007locp

    Ай бұрын

    @@metanoian965 they spoke Polish and even when some didn't, they were still Poles.

  • @HAL-kd7ve

    @HAL-kd7ve

    29 күн бұрын

    @@metanoian965 They spoke Polish

  • @metanoian965

    @metanoian965

    29 күн бұрын

    @@HAL-kd7ve After which date did they begin to learn outside their Magdeburg Recht sin-a-gogos ? Never Polish - always Jws. During WW ii the Polish Resistant Groups had to protect Polish villagers from the J gangs who attacked remote villages. Polish protecting Polish from the always Jw foreigners. Why ? NOT Polish.

  • @Pawel_Mrozek
    @Pawel_Mrozek19 күн бұрын

    Apart from the fact that Poland was never part of the USSR, there is one more mistake in the film. Claiming that Poland has been a poor country for centuries. Meanwhile, until the 18th century it was one of the richest countries in Europe. Even after various parts of it came under Russian rule in the 19th century, it was its richest province. In fact, it was only in the 19th century when industrialization began, which we could not take advantage of because we were divided, and as a result of the destruction of both world wars, our economic position decreased. Another important inaccuracy. Poland was the first to reject communism. Only later did the Soviet Union and the Berlin Wall fall. We were already a free country when communism was still in force in other Eastern Bloc countries. There was a period of time when Germans from the DDR fled west through Poland.

  • @seksualnaczekolada1992

    @seksualnaczekolada1992

    12 күн бұрын

    Co ty pierdolisz. Nie wzięliśmy udziału w rewolucji przemysłowej, bo byliśmy biednym, zacofanym, niedorozwiniętym państwem bez żadnych instytucji, z niewyobrażalnymi nierównościami. Sami jesteśmy sobie winni.

  • @ewelinakosciow2817

    @ewelinakosciow2817

    8 күн бұрын

    100%

  • @kronos7110

    @kronos7110

    3 күн бұрын

    Not soviets, Orcssians. If Orcssia keeps soviet union's seat in UN, we should name drop them for their Crimeas.

  • @yoghass

    @yoghass

    2 күн бұрын

    "until the 18th century it was one of the richest countries in Europe" - it wasn't, but it was not poor either - up until about the Swedish Deluge. Since then it became basically a shithole and whenever someone tried to fix this, foreign powers crushed all initiative with brute force.

  • @voytech3892
    @voytech3892Ай бұрын

    August 1939 poland was ranked 20th biggest economy in the world . Then in 1991 Polish economy was ranked 100th in the world . Poland is just getting back to where it used to be

  • @naapsuvaimne740

    @naapsuvaimne740

    Ай бұрын

    before ww2 estonia was richer then finland

  • @bdslawski3049

    @bdslawski3049

    Ай бұрын

    You are so silly writing all this

  • @arnoldmbuthia2687

    @arnoldmbuthia2687

    Ай бұрын

    there were less countries back then.

  • @jacekboczarski6698

    @jacekboczarski6698

    Ай бұрын

    At peak of Polish- Commonwealth in 1600, according to the statistic Poland was 5th biggest economy in the world (only behind China, India Ottoman Empire and German Holly Empire) - hard to imagine now (currently: 20th place)

  • @mionszdd6100

    @mionszdd6100

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah we r coming back as China

  • @mihailrangelov8343
    @mihailrangelov8343Ай бұрын

    Happy to hear about Poland’s progress. Pozdrowienia z Bułgarii!

  • @BeamDude381

    @BeamDude381

    Ай бұрын

    I hope that your country will also have such a bright future. Поздрави от Полша

  • @fredericgonzalez

    @fredericgonzalez

    28 күн бұрын

    I am also happy to hear good news from my Polish kuzyn. Pozdrowienia z Kanada!

  • @pakkslac133

    @pakkslac133

    17 күн бұрын

    ☮️🤝💟👍

  • @skuadak2

    @skuadak2

    11 күн бұрын

    Happy to see Bulgaria (and Romania also) grow. No one believed, but all of us former Warsaw Pacters (is there such a word?) are pretty competent and stubborn bastars apparently. Lets keep on good work :)

  • @robertkozowski-dk7tt
    @robertkozowski-dk7ttАй бұрын

    I am Polish, I am 46 years old and I am proud of what we have achieved during this time. I have never left the country. I always live in Poland and I remember eating bread with sugar when I was young. Today I am simply proud of what we have achieved as POLES.

  • @halko7122

    @halko7122

    26 күн бұрын

    i am also 46 from PL and i also remember having eaten bread with sugar in my childhood ;-)

  • @mi5iu491

    @mi5iu491

    22 күн бұрын

    I was born in szczecin in 1988. One of my first memories is my dad going to the army during conscription and asking my parents if I can get this toy robot dinosaur at a fle market. They were debating if they could afford a cheap toy.i never got it. They didn't have the money. Man times have changes

  • @ipodman1910

    @ipodman1910

    20 күн бұрын

    I was born in 1974 in western Poland. My parents took a picture of me in 1978 - there was a banana lying on the table on that picture. That was the only banana I had been seeing till 1989. Later on I finished university and got a job in 1999 working for American IT company. I ended up working for Silicon Valley and took a part in GSM revolution changing the world and making six figures a year in euro… it lasts till now! Times had changed indeed.

  • @przemysawpawlinski5536

    @przemysawpawlinski5536

    20 күн бұрын

    We have achieved shit. Wow, you love to fool yourself.

  • @ipodman1910

    @ipodman1910

    20 күн бұрын

    @@przemysawpawlinski5536 you have achieved shit. Speak for yourself!

  • @jakubkosz1009
    @jakubkosz1009Ай бұрын

    Communism in Poland fell when there was still Berlin wall and soviet union (1989)

  • @tomaszubrickas1503
    @tomaszubrickas150317 күн бұрын

    Love from LITHUANIA big brothers :))

  • @gorniklecznaman3414

    @gorniklecznaman3414

    7 күн бұрын

    Greetings from Lublin, when Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth started!

  • @paulpipek9108
    @paulpipek9108Ай бұрын

    Poland was never dominated by the Soviets, and they knew it. The Soviet ideology, way of life was openly dismissed by Poles. As one Soviet diplomat said: "it would be easier to train a cow for horse racing rather then make Poles admiring Soviets".

  • @sebyyyhd

    @sebyyyhd

    Ай бұрын

    Dude Poland was fucking abused by them

  • @antonikudlicki1100

    @antonikudlicki1100

    Ай бұрын

    Some historians claim Poland to be for the Russia what China was for Mongols. It indeed was the most developed part of Russian Tsardom and most influential/rich people of Third Rome were Poles. Unfortunately Polish higher class was kept away from institutional power in Russia and strongly discriminated against which led to insurrections that made sharing a state impossible from then on. Consequences of those animosities are felt to this day, as Russians perceive Poles to be American puppets and Poles see Russians as uncivilized and "more Mongol than European"

  • @vitapavacllp999

    @vitapavacllp999

    20 күн бұрын

    they were more GERMAN oriented we know even in those years WWII

  • @Marcin-xx9cd

    @Marcin-xx9cd

    8 күн бұрын

    "Poland was never dominated by the Soviets" - the Polish authorities were approved in Moscow, the Polish economy was controlled from Moscow, products and natural resources were transfered from Poland to the USSR in exchange for so-called transfer rubles (meaningless pieces of paper), can you explain exactly what you mean when you say that Poland was not dominated by Russia? Translating this to present times, compare the GDP of Poland and Ukraine starting from 1990 - and check what in reality means Russian dominated country

  • @kronos7110

    @kronos7110

    3 күн бұрын

    @@Marcin-xx9cd Idelogically. Look at Ukraine before the invasion. Half of them were actually pro Mordor before Bucha.

  • @Yattodetaman
    @YattodetamanАй бұрын

    In the 9th minute, there is an information that Poland was a former Soviet state. That is obviously not true. Please change this false audio part. The clip is very good otherwise.

  • @fje_grg

    @fje_grg

    Ай бұрын

    im pretty sure that just meant soviet sattelite state

  • @Enhancedgenetics

    @Enhancedgenetics

    Ай бұрын

    Said satellite

  • @Tomas-bl6wv
    @Tomas-bl6wvАй бұрын

    I travelled all over Europe and most Of the world. Poland is the best country in Europe.

  • @FlamingJune-ol3ry

    @FlamingJune-ol3ry

    16 күн бұрын

    the scenery or people?

  • @izeko.3265

    @izeko.3265

    11 күн бұрын

    All of it!

  • @skuadak2

    @skuadak2

    11 күн бұрын

    Damn, thanks 🥰

  • @sebastiandrylla

    @sebastiandrylla

    9 күн бұрын

    @@izeko.3265 Hmm I Like your answer... You are welcomed in POLSKA...!!!

  • @sebastiandrylla

    @sebastiandrylla

    9 күн бұрын

    @@skuadak2 that IS a true Polish answer...

  • @Pasza95
    @Pasza9519 күн бұрын

    Poor because there is Russia. Rich because there is no Russia. Easy

  • @johonybrawo7434
    @johonybrawo743429 күн бұрын

    MILIONS OF LIVES! 6 milions in just WW2 alone ...

  • @dimitarmargaritov
    @dimitarmargaritovАй бұрын

    I wish my country of Bulgaria would have been like Poland. Instead, at least half of the population romanticizes the Soviet times, about two million people have left the country and the mafia still has relatively big influence. Sure, there is some progress, but this is despite of the above. I hope in the next decades we will continue to catch up.

  • @05KAR

    @05KAR

    Ай бұрын

    Lots of Poles complain about the transformation and some wants more direct state control in economy or basically every part of the country, currently the biggest party and previously ruling PIS is basically more socialist than the former communists. Also, plenty Poles emigrated after 2004, Poles are the biggest minorities in Iceland, Norway or Netherlands, maybe even in UK. There's no soviet sentiment because Poles see it as a foreign occupation, just another chapter in our fight with Moscow. I'm not complaining, I'm still proud of what Poland achieved but it's not perfect. I hope and wish Bulgaria to catch up, it has a great potential but don't count on politicians to do it for you.

  • @azeca0025

    @azeca0025

    27 күн бұрын

    ​@@05KARPIS is the best Gouverment Poland ever had. Thanks to them economy grewth, poverty went low as also corruption.

  • @05KAR

    @05KAR

    27 күн бұрын

    @@azeca0025 One of the most corrupted governments, with convicted criminals on board like Kamiński and Wąsik, wasted and stole billions, destroyed the judicial system and conflicted Poland with its closest allies for no reason.

  • @05KAR

    @05KAR

    27 күн бұрын

    @@azeca0025 The most corrupted government, with convicted criminals, tried to destroy the judicial system and relationships with EU together with Orban and Le Pen.

  • @Matt-rw9py

    @Matt-rw9py

    26 күн бұрын

    @@azeca0025 super partia kurvo!

  • @tdysarz3555
    @tdysarz3555Ай бұрын

    There is one very serious error in this movie. Poland was never a state of the Soviet Union. We were living in a country dependent on USRR, like other satellite countries of the East block, but we maintained some independence. This is why such movements like Solidarity appeared here and the fall of the Soviet block started here (not in Germany).

  • @Matt-rw9py

    @Matt-rw9py

    26 күн бұрын

    Ale nikogo to nie obchodzi. To nie o tym jest ten filmik. Odnoś się do meritum sprawy, a nie rozmieniaj swojej uwagi na drobne. Skup się, skoncentruj się lepiej, a będziesz mieć łatwiej w życiu. Trenuj swój umysł, żeby był ostry jak brzytwa.

  • @nexor7809

    @nexor7809

    16 күн бұрын

    @@Matt-rw9py ok brzytwo. Wiesz co to są szczegóły? wytrenuj sie zeby zrozumieć co to są szczegóły bo to one są ważne w życiu

  • @Matt-rw9py

    @Matt-rw9py

    16 күн бұрын

    @@nexor7809 No tak, będziemy analizować każdy nieistotny szczególik, a nie odnosić się do istoty sprawy. Taka właśnie zawsze jest dyskusja z Polakami - ja o niebie Ty o chlebie. Zawsze będziemy przegrywać bo jesteśmy mało precyzyjni i zbyt powolni w myśleniu i działaniu.

  • @nexor7809

    @nexor7809

    16 күн бұрын

    ​@@Matt-rw9py Jesli zignorujemy szczegoły ryzykujemy uproszczenie historii i pominięcie ważnych aspektow które mogą wpływać na naszą interpretację wydarzeń. Dlatego właśnie warto zwracac uwagę na te "drobne" rzeczy - to one składają się na pełny obraz i pozwalają nam lepiej zrozumieć zarówno przeszłość, jak i teraźniejszość. Bez precyzyjności która obejmuje dbałość o szczegóły nasze argumenty stają się mniej wiarygodne i bardziej podatne na błędy A twój problem tez tkwi w typowym dla polski obwinianiu polaków ze coś robią zle i są gorsi bo nie zgadza sie to z twoją wizją

  • @ecoideazventures6417
    @ecoideazventures6417Ай бұрын

    If an underdog rises up to become a superpower, then it inspires all of us. Wishes to Polish power from India!!

  • @FreeThoughtCrime
    @FreeThoughtCrime29 күн бұрын

    Beautiful country, beautiful people, a proud and ancient culture forged by a thousand years of war and hardship, Poland knows a thing or two about adapting and surviving. Poland would already have been a global superpower long ago if its population didn't spend so much of their brainpower trying to comprehend their own language.

  • @Flowman1991

    @Flowman1991

    22 күн бұрын

    😅 dobre

  • @Max-vl1in

    @Max-vl1in

    20 күн бұрын

    As one scientist stated. Poles have more developed minds, thanks to their language.

  • @gorniklecznaman3414

    @gorniklecznaman3414

    7 күн бұрын

    *The last sentence is stupid. Polish is the basic Slavic language, it is no more difficult than Czech, Slovak, Russian or Ukrainian.*

  • @FreeThoughtCrime

    @FreeThoughtCrime

    7 күн бұрын

    @@gorniklecznaman3414 that's like saying that brain surgery is just a basic medical procedure no more difficult than a heart transplant.

  • @nisrmasry2134

    @nisrmasry2134

    6 күн бұрын

    ​@@Max-vl1in Semitic languages are more developed and more Rich than Slavic languages by thousands of light years 😊 No doubt, the semitic minds are more advanced by many levels 🙃

  • @leonidas759
    @leonidas759Ай бұрын

    I believe a crucial factor for Polish economic success is its currency. Not having the Euro and controlling its own currency allows Poland to adjust its exchange rate based on the needs of its own economy to attract FDI. The Euro is the reason why the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Greek economies are so damaged, as they cannot control their own exchange rate to adjust to their economic needs, like the Italians did with the Lira in the 20th century. Hopefully Poland can keep its currency and keep up the good growth in the next decades.

  • @g.peters244

    @g.peters244

    Ай бұрын

    Wrong. Poland has been developing without interruption since 1992, when the euro did not yet exist. Your problem is not the euro, but the lack of difficult and painful reforms. Poland had to introduce such reforms 30 years ago and is reaping the benefits. I would even say that the introduction of the euro could significantly accelerate economic growth in Poland.

  • @KunDziki

    @KunDziki

    Ай бұрын

    @@g.peters244 maybe it could but it's not worth it to be even more dependent from EU isntitutions.

  • @g.peters244

    @g.peters244

    Ай бұрын

    @@KunDziki What are the EU institutions? A parliament in which there are Poles? A Commission with a Polish Commissioner with dozens if not hundreds of Polish officials? The Court of Justice of the EU in which there are Polish judges? It was Polish poiticians who co-created the Green Deal with which they are now scaring the Poles. The European Union is us. Not the Martians from Brussels.

  • @louiscavaille3882

    @louiscavaille3882

    Ай бұрын

    Estonia and lithuania were almost as rich as pole 30years ago, they use the euro and they have a gdp per capita ppa a bit higher than polish today, it's not about the currency it's more a catch up from former soviet influence countries, and this catch up is more or less faster depending on the political stability and the efficience of their economics policies

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    18 күн бұрын

    @@g.peters244 Every centralized institutions has its flaws, there is a reason why the richest and best to live countries on earth are not very big. Generally big countries are pretty bad to live outside of wartime. Decentralization is power and it doesn't matter if there are Poles in Parliament or not, its about how far from controllers (voters) are those who make decisions. The further the distance between controlling force and decisionmakers the worse it is.

  • @sebastiandrylla
    @sebastiandrylla14 күн бұрын

    I left Poland in 1983 when I was 8 years old and gruw up in 3 different western countrys... But 3 years ago I returnd to POLSKA... But I am living in Germany too because I am a Truck Driver 😊😊😊 brrrumm, brum, brrrum😂😂😂

  • @JarrowJR

    @JarrowJR

    4 күн бұрын

    Ciekawe jak kurwa wyjechałeś z Polski w wieku 8 lat w tamtych latach. Chyba po znajomościach.

  • @MieczysawDerezinski

    @MieczysawDerezinski

    2 күн бұрын

    Nie rozumiem - czy wróciłeś do Polski czy Niemiec , czy obecnie jesteś bezpaństwowcem ?

  • @MieczysawDerezinski

    @MieczysawDerezinski

    2 күн бұрын

    Za komuny nikt tak zwyczajnie nie mógł wyjechać z Polski , można było uciec przez tzw zieloną granicę z narażeniem życia bo strzelali do uciekinierów - wyjechać mogli szpiedzy i kolaboranci wykonać określone zadania a oficjalnie byli jako dyplomaci lub studenci

  • @sebastiandrylla

    @sebastiandrylla

    Күн бұрын

    @@JarrowJR Hmmm... Nie bylo latwo...

  • @sebastiandrylla

    @sebastiandrylla

    Күн бұрын

    @@MieczysawDerezinski Wrocilem... Ale zyje tez w Niemiec. Dlatego te niemieckie litery... Witam Wojciech

  • @tefes6780
    @tefes678027 күн бұрын

    Poles lost 25% of population in six years of second world war. In Poland war ended in 1990

  • @nfnc1312

    @nfnc1312

    5 күн бұрын

    And when I look on hooligan pages on instagram or telegram, I see some Polish people supporting nazis...

  • @zk1919

    @zk1919

    4 күн бұрын

    Not so funny fact was that in the same 1990, during negotiations of Two Plus Four Treaty, Germany (read Kohl's diary) initially rejected Poland's western border. And later was in fact forced to include this in the Treaty. So because of this German idea and attempt to reverse the defeat of 1945, the term "end of the WW2 in 1990" seems to me a bit overstatement. We'll see...

  • @kensigdom
    @kensigdomАй бұрын

    Poland was not part of the soviet union

  • @matti2357
    @matti2357Ай бұрын

    Poland was never part of soviet union.

  • @matti2357

    @matti2357

    Күн бұрын

    @@BluestoryKamil Bruh. Learn some english before commenting

  • @matti2357

    @matti2357

    Күн бұрын

    Ja tez nie. W orginale napisalem ze Polska nigdy nie byla czescia zwiazku radzieckiego. Chyba zgadasz sie z tym faktem? Pozdrawiam

  • @BluestoryKamil

    @BluestoryKamil

    23 сағат бұрын

    @@matti2357 Sorry i must have mixed up something

  • @ritaritula1572
    @ritaritula157226 күн бұрын

    Well done Poland ❤❤🎉

  • @abdulahmed738
    @abdulahmed738Ай бұрын

    3:49 poland, czhecia, east germany, romania and bulgaria were all part of warsaw pact not directly part of the ussr, also yugoslavia wasnt part of the warsaw pact and was mostly independant even though it was communist

  • @TheWedabest

    @TheWedabest

    Ай бұрын

    czechoslovakia

  • @pawejarosz7329
    @pawejarosz732911 күн бұрын

    Thank you for the video! There are some misconceptions explained in other comments, but you made amazing job putting it all together anyway and I admire you talking about Poland ❤️

  • @kaminski8000
    @kaminski8000Ай бұрын

    Middle income trap and foreign ownership of key industries is indeed an issue. But Poland's possible ticket in the big leagues is its IT industry with many experts in AI.

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    18 күн бұрын

    Middle income trap is a joke theory, it doesnt even exist. How many big companies has Iceland or Liechtenstein? It doesn't matter if country has "its own" companies or they are foreign, ask Ireland.

  • @HStiglitzz
    @HStiglitzz3 күн бұрын

    2:30 Poland wasn't poor for centuries. The 16th century is called by historians and publicists the golden age in the history of Poland. It is widely believed that this is a period of state power, peace, security and prosperity.

  • @JannSeb
    @JannSebАй бұрын

    Poland was never a part of the soviet union. Correct the video if possible please. It is offensive.

  • @przemysawpawlinski5536

    @przemysawpawlinski5536

    20 күн бұрын

    Free speech. It doesn't matter if it's offensive. The comment section is to correct that. You did that very good.

  • @user-nm6sp1eg5o

    @user-nm6sp1eg5o

    9 күн бұрын

    Free speech Has nothing to do with talking bullshits. Facts are not matter of opiniom. You can easy research what is true and what is not.

  • @sdacy1151
    @sdacy115122 күн бұрын

    Poland was not rapidly defeated in 1939, as you claim in the video. The Polish campaign lasted for 5 weeks, just a week shorter that the Battle of France and you need to remember that on 17 September 1939 Poland was attacked by Soviet Union from the East, but for that Poland would had defended itself for much, much longer than it actually did.

  • @quandmeme9970

    @quandmeme9970

    20 күн бұрын

    And Poland existed only for 20 years and was 10 years after war with Bolsheviks... Plus was made from three different parts after partitions, where even railway tracks had different width.

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    18 күн бұрын

    After 6 days, capital Warsaw was encircled, so ye theoreticly Poles were defending on some minor and not important areas, but majority and most important parts of the country were taken by Germans within few days.

  • @seksualnaczekolada1992

    @seksualnaczekolada1992

    12 күн бұрын

    Jakie pięć tygodni... czytasz nie te książki, co trzeba. Kampania wrześniowa była przegrana już po 3 dniach. Później tylko nieskładne wycofywanie się, bitwa nad Bzurą, kilka potyczek miejscowo. Przestań mitologizować naszą największą militarną porażkę w dziejach. Zostaliśmy rozjechani niesamowicie.

  • @izbkp
    @izbkp15 күн бұрын

    The story being told is much more complex. The free market was introduced in Poland by the last communist government (the so-called ‘Wilczek Act’) a year before Balcerowicz.

  • @dixonpinfold2582
    @dixonpinfold2582Ай бұрын

    Javier Milei ought to consider having some Polish talent in his circle of advisors. Direct experience and a thorough understanding of Poland's economic transformation could be highly useful.

  • @baassiia

    @baassiia

    Ай бұрын

    Something that worked in PL not nessesarly will work anywhere else. It's just too complex. We have rich freind on our borders, who helped us growth (trade) . Not mentioning extremly motivated people who want work very hard to escape poverty. Southern Countries have more relax way of living, mostly due to heat waves. Therfore it's not copy/pastę situation.

  • @dixonpinfold2582

    @dixonpinfold2582

    Ай бұрын

    @@baassiia I forget where I said "Poland is identical to Argentina. No significant difference. I recommend mindlessly copying everything it did." Help me out here.

  • @antonikudlicki1100

    @antonikudlicki1100

    Ай бұрын

    The moment Milei gets in contact with Korwin-Mikke, sh*t will hit the fan so f*cking hard. One can only imagine...

  • @Blido
    @Blido19 күн бұрын

    Yesterday I found out, that American minimum wage is about the same as Polish one. It is 7.25 USD per hour, and Polish is 28.10 PLN (~7.17 USD). But in Poland, prices and cost of living is much, much lower. This literally blew my mind. Our poorest live better lives than American poorest. You can easily rent an apartment at minimal wage - it will take half of your pay, and it will be very small apartment of course, but it i possible. I would never imagined how far my country will develop. As I millennial, I remember well how poor we were.

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    18 күн бұрын

    In USA around 1% of people are earning minimum wage, in Poland its about 20%, so that's a little bit of difference. Minimum wage in USA is compared to their economy way too low and in Poland it is a bit too high. USA could easly have like 15$ minimum wage.

  • @Blido

    @Blido

    18 күн бұрын

    @@hehenoelo4858 In USA about 5%, but up to 25% in some counties. Remember that USA is like a country within a country. I know it's still hard to compare US to Poland, but my point is we made all that in 30 years. While in the meantime, US practically got stuck, and many Americans even says that living quality is on a downfall and got much worse since 90s and 80s. Today many people cannot afford rent with just a single wage, I heard that NYC Bus driver earns 80% of a rent. Warsaw bus driver earns 8k PLN and rent in Warsaw is about 3k. So he has 5k left for living. In small town where I live, rent is 1500PLN so even people on minimal wage can afford that.

  • @nexor7809

    @nexor7809

    16 күн бұрын

    @@hehenoelo4858 you do realise that america has bigger wealth gap than russia right? all this gdp per capita in america is very inaccurate as most of that per capita goes to the top 5% basically on the other hand poland is very equal. Its more equal than even germany in terms of wealth distribution. If you look at the nordic countries they all have great distribution of wealth as well. America is the opposite

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    16 күн бұрын

    @@Blido No, i quote you official data, in USA it's 1.3% of people who earn minimum wage. In Poland It is 25-30% of workers. When it comes to rent prices, remember that in USA, people are thinking more about buying house rather than renting it. In USA average square meter of apartment in city centre is around 3 300 $ while in Poland it is 3 900$, while average salary in Poland (after tax) is around 1 400$ versus 4 500$ in USA. So people in USA earn 3-times more than in Poland, while paying less to buy house.

  • @felo7474

    @felo7474

    16 күн бұрын

    @@Blido You don't know what you are talking about. US didn't increase their minimum wage for YEARS. That doesn't mean that the wages didn't incerease. Imagine the next 20 years polish minimum wage would increase similary to the last 20 years, while the US one would stay the same. Does that mean Poland would be twice as welathy? Ofc no, because the US does not rely on the minimum wage.

  • @user-se3zq6ww4n
    @user-se3zq6ww4n18 сағат бұрын

    Who told you that USSR was ‘mismanaged’? People had jobs, housing and stability that now in many countries are a dream! Launched a human into the space first. Built factories and plants. Mismanaged country wouldn’t have been able to do that. Poverty occurred after collapse. That was provoked by western countries too, btw.

  • @maurotinord
    @maurotinordКүн бұрын

    I could see the growth and the generalized positive feeling of the Poles when visiting Krakow (2023) and Gdansk (2024). They have got HOPE and COURAGE back on track. Hope that they make it and make it last! Love.

  • @tedtworzydlo5490
    @tedtworzydlo549021 күн бұрын

    Nicely done. Thank you

  • @Tbpoilspill2010
    @Tbpoilspill2010Күн бұрын

    Poland is beautiful on my top 5 to visit

  • @MiSt3300
    @MiSt3300Ай бұрын

    Poland was never part of the soviet union. It was a satelite state, but not a part of the soviet union. Also our military spending is not a good thing. What is the limit? Are we gonna spend 6% on military next? What about our other problems?? This is ridiculous.

  • @jaruop3315
    @jaruop33156 күн бұрын

    The film presents Poland primarily through the example of Warsaw, portraying it as a symbol of the country's economic success as a whole. However, it is important to emphasize that many other Polish cities and regions have also experienced impressive development and prosperity. It would be worth including their stories in the next episode to present a more comprehensive picture of Poland.

  • @marekolen7355
    @marekolen7355Ай бұрын

    You did mistake you did draw Soviet Union own Poland at start

  • @zawiszaczarny7876
    @zawiszaczarny7876Ай бұрын

    Thousands? lol

  • @patrykos10

    @patrykos10

    Ай бұрын

    Right?

  • @yoghass

    @yoghass

    2 күн бұрын

    That's more offensive than claiming Poland to be a soviet state. Milions of lives, oh! what an oversight, clumsy me.

  • @vici1986
    @vici198619 күн бұрын

    I love my country and I would die for it. Remember this.

  • @rp1824
    @rp182411 күн бұрын

    Very interesting thanks

  • @piotr.leniec-lincow5209
    @piotr.leniec-lincow5209Ай бұрын

    TV sets and refrigirators were common in Poland since the 60's.

  • @giovannip8600

    @giovannip8600

    Ай бұрын

    false...

  • @piotr.leniec-lincow5209

    @piotr.leniec-lincow5209

    Ай бұрын

    @@giovannip8600 I used them then. And one of the first TV transmitions in Europe beafore 2WW was in Warsaw.

  • @giovannip8600

    @giovannip8600

    Ай бұрын

    @@piotr.leniec-lincow5209 👍👍👍👍, nontheless statistics don't change

  • @piotr.leniec-lincow5209

    @piotr.leniec-lincow5209

    Ай бұрын

    @@giovannip8600 there is the truth, there is the lie and there is the..... statistics.

  • @giovannip8600

    @giovannip8600

    Ай бұрын

    @@piotr.leniec-lincow5209 hahaha, yeah, they weren't commonplace in households tho, can't deny that

  • @Drunken_Master
    @Drunken_MasterАй бұрын

    As a kid living in Yugoslavia, I went to Poland and Romania several times in 1980s. I just couldn't fathom the level of poverty there compared to my country.

  • @seboho6938

    @seboho6938

    20 күн бұрын

    Popatrz jak się wszystko zmieniło... Mój dziadek był w Jugosławii przed wojną. Był porażony biedą jaką tam widział. Dziś,stajemy się coraz mocniejsi,a kraje byłej Jugosławii idą na dno.

  • @tomh2121
    @tomh2121Ай бұрын

    The projections of Poland being wealthier than the UK in 2030, while widely reported, are inaccurate. It’s very unlikely that will be the case in terms of PPP. What can be said though, is that there is much to learn from the Poles. They’re doing a great job at helping their citizens live more prosperous lives.

  • @andreaam805

    @andreaam805

    Ай бұрын

    i think it’s very likely the UK is poorer every day while Poland keeps getting richer

  • @metanoian965

    @metanoian965

    Ай бұрын

    Correct. The City of London = Banksters Central - is not going anywhere for any reason

  • @Matt-rw9py

    @Matt-rw9py

    26 күн бұрын

    It’s the GDP per capita PPP that Poland is set to overtake UK by 2030. This was reported by World Bank.

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    18 күн бұрын

    Wealthier definetly not, since wealth is accumulated across many generations and UK didn't have communism, UK was not that badly destroyed by 2nd world war and even before war they were far richer, so average Briton will be still a lot of wealthier than average Pole, its about purchasing power of a single salary and yes probly around 2030 purchasing power of salary in Poland will be higher than in UK, since UK did some really stupid moves, first leaving EU and then refusing to be part of single market.

  • @MieczysawDerezinski

    @MieczysawDerezinski

    2 күн бұрын

    Yes ok Good Day. 👍♥️ From Poland

  • @Bartolini1991
    @Bartolini19912 күн бұрын

    "Poland is on a brink to become a superpower" - are you mad?

  • @zk1919
    @zk19194 күн бұрын

    Recent official data revealed that NET EU funds inflow to Poland reached 160 billion euro within 20 years. So it makes on average 8 billion euro per year. Considering that 90 % (I do jot recall exactly) went back to so called "old"😅 Europe countries, this EU fund bonanza needs to be viewed without bias.

  • @toporkata5218
    @toporkata521816 күн бұрын

    It’s better than it was , it’s still more work ahead … keep the country rolling … keep working … ⭐️🇵🇱⭐️

  • @jackboyle5142
    @jackboyle51426 күн бұрын

    I love all these comments clowning on this dude’s historical accuracy

  • @jakubmarkiewicz8084
    @jakubmarkiewicz8084Ай бұрын

    Poland was never part of the Soviet Union. was a member of the Warsaw Pact and was dependent on the communist authorities of the USSR. Poland was poor because the Polish economy was drained by the USSR.

  • @jaOBYWATEL
    @jaOBYWATEL2 күн бұрын

    I cannot fathom the amount of time you spent creating this extraordinary video. It is an absolute masterpiece, reflecting the grand history of Poland. My utmost respect and gratitude to you. Regrettably, everything seems poised to collapse due to the European Union’s impractical ‘Green Deal’ initiatives. The EU’s policies threaten to impoverish Poland once more, and I fear that the safety standards we have enjoyed for decades may deteriorate as a result. The current government, which has recently come into power, appears to be an even worse choice than its predecessor, PiS. There is only one way to stop this madness. On the 9th of June this year, we must vote for Konfederacja, the only political party in Poland capable of putting an end to this nightmare.

  • @LucaStanga-ww4pm
    @LucaStanga-ww4pmАй бұрын

    A lot of money from the EU as well. Not to diminish their accomplishment, just to say that they were really smart at spending well those money, it wasn't a given.

  • @Kaylyc

    @Kaylyc

    Ай бұрын

    After all they had lost because of the past it’s more than deserving to get the support from the EU. The EU would never support if they wouldn’t get it back double, and that’s already a fact. So hold your horses

  • @LucaStanga-ww4pm

    @LucaStanga-ww4pm

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@Kaylyc Nobody gives you free money, and Poland was a net beneficiary for years. But again, that's my point. They were smart enough to invest it wisely putting up with whatever condition they had to pay to develop their economy.

  • @hehenoelo4858

    @hehenoelo4858

    18 күн бұрын

    @@LucaStanga-ww4pm EU funds are way overhyped, its not really about that EU funds but EU's single market, thats the most important thing. And I think thats also what UK didnt understand, that even though they "paid" to EU more than they were taking, it was still worth to be part of EU to be part of single market that gives growth.

  • @matthewquartermain8291
    @matthewquartermain8291Ай бұрын

    Soviet Union collapsing in 1989?! May want to fact check. Even a referendum in March 1991 stated that most states wanted the USSR to remain- which it would until December of that year.

  • @Itchybol

    @Itchybol

    Ай бұрын

    Americans are confused since poland got out of communism in 1989 being the first country that did so

  • @naapsuvaimne740

    @naapsuvaimne740

    Ай бұрын

    unofficial it collapsed 1989 , you are not correwct if you say* most states wanted to stay* poor region wanted to stay in the ussr because thgey got alot money from ussr

  • @windowsxp900
    @windowsxp90017 күн бұрын

    Poland never was a part of USSR. This should be noted in the video.

  • @bartpuddle1607
    @bartpuddle1607Ай бұрын

    Poland was not a "Soviet State" as it wans't a part of the USSR!! Simple fact easy to check!

  • @misiosz1983

    @misiosz1983

    27 күн бұрын

    It was still under Soviet government

  • @tomaszwojewodzki5081
    @tomaszwojewodzki508117 күн бұрын

    free countries need a strong Poland

  • @Borg746
    @Borg7462 күн бұрын

    I am from Poland. Our growth is based on cheap labour and low taxes for corporations 😂

  • @maczczerwonegokanionu5163
    @maczczerwonegokanionu51636 күн бұрын

    Świetny odcinek! 🇵🇱

  • @BIGDZ8346
    @BIGDZ834610 күн бұрын

    5:20 Where did you get this 20% number? Because as someone feom Poland I can guarantee you it well over 50%. Obviously depends how you define it but I'd say barley having enough food and room to yourself is sufficient. The housing crisis was very much really I know families that had 7 people living in a 1 bedroom apartment

  • @ashrasmun1
    @ashrasmun111 күн бұрын

    Great music, especially @ 16:30. Where did you get it from?

  • @tokidokipl
    @tokidokipl3 күн бұрын

    I’m so proud to be Polish 🇵🇱. Throughout history, we have faced many struggles. Our geopolitical location hasn’t made things easier. Having visited many countries around the world, the more I travel, the more I am convinced that Poland is a safe, beautiful, and clean place to live. You are more than welcome to visit our country and see for yourself if what I’m saying is true 🙃

  • @Kipintaci
    @KipintaciАй бұрын

    Even that in general it's a good message and logic chain, thee are some false affirmation like Poland was the poorest in Europe - it wasn't: as Albania, Bulgaria, Romania or even Yugoslavia & Hungary was lagging behind

  • @rafalmalinowski1716

    @rafalmalinowski1716

    Ай бұрын

    there was a pint where PL was 146 in the world behind Gabon and poorest in Europe by gdp i capita only for a moment thou

  • @michaelr.4921

    @michaelr.4921

    Ай бұрын

    Only Albania was poorer than Poland in the late 80s.

  • @kor_di
    @kor_di26 күн бұрын

    14:42 with outflow is that we should have to provide salary that will satisfy us that we don’t have to move abroad to live good standard. A lot of Polish people have practice of working in countries with EURO, because then it is how we can have satisfying salary while living in Poland 🇵🇱 if prices drop 4 times, for sure we’d be back + lower tax for entrepreneurs

  • @ROBIRUS24
    @ROBIRUS2413 сағат бұрын

    As a romanian i envy you. You should teach romanian politicians about being fair... We both started after ussr from the same point but you evolved a lot more

  • @piomatejuk
    @piomatejukАй бұрын

    Poland was never part of the Soviet Union

  • @naapsuvaimne740

    @naapsuvaimne740

    Ай бұрын

    it was vasall , russia still controlled it

  • @JannSeb

    @JannSeb

    Ай бұрын

    @@naapsuvaimne740 all of the european communist countries besides Jugoslavia were satelite states. But still sovereign and not part of the USSR.

  • @naapsuvaimne740

    @naapsuvaimne740

    Ай бұрын

    @@JannSeb thats true, russia controlled all of them

  • @brandonhenley3597
    @brandonhenley3597Ай бұрын

    you're going places. nebula 2026! i'm calling it.

  • @lecrammm2756
    @lecrammm275613 күн бұрын

    BRUH. Poland poor for centuries??? Poland was one of the richest countries in Europe if not the richest just a couple centuries ago, come onn. The rest info was pretty solid tho, with some minor inconveniences.

  • @naapsuvaimne740
    @naapsuvaimne740Ай бұрын

    POLANDwas not part of ussr , only baltics and ukraine was part of ussr , and then nations from southeast russia

  • @ewelinakosciow2817
    @ewelinakosciow28178 күн бұрын

    Overall very good video! Main changes well described. It is not that easy to chose main thread from complex reality. Despite that soviet union :)

  • @silvk1000
    @silvk100013 сағат бұрын

    I'm from Poland and "Poland is on the brink of becoming a superpower" is the most funny thing I heard in last days ;d And no, we don't have a largest army in EU. In fact, we have fewer tanks now than we had in 40s in WW2 (where Poland didn't even existed), poor soldiers traning and bad equipment. The last problems on the Belarus border show how bad polish army is, three soldiers even got charges after firing warning shoots in the air and a soldier died (was punched with a knife on a stick).

  • @bartwasinski5647
    @bartwasinski564715 күн бұрын

    Come on Poland 🇵🇱 ❤

  • @vattghern257
    @vattghern25711 күн бұрын

    Fun Fact: Balcerowicz plan was originally a for-fun collage/university project made for pure intellectual exercise. If not for that it already existed it wouldn't be accepted by parliament. Though in the plan it had to shrink Polish economy by 3% while in reality shrink by over 20% ..

  • @BIGDZ8346
    @BIGDZ834610 күн бұрын

    Please site all sources because Ibwas intrested in reading set articles.

  • @jakozaurpl
    @jakozaurplАй бұрын

    Poland still need to develop big companies, but I would not worry about savings rate. Plenty of foreign investors would invest in a promising company.

  • @Kaylyc

    @Kaylyc

    Ай бұрын

    The world don’t need more big soul eating companies. We need innovative and creative solutions in an harmonious way of integrating all important aspects of life. We don’t need industrial bullshit that’s not the future

  • @Kaylyc

    @Kaylyc

    Ай бұрын

    Finnland is a good example*

  • @pietbrookman1927
    @pietbrookman192722 сағат бұрын

    And it's 2024 and some people in Poland are willing to risk it all for a conflict with Russia.

  • @marekolen7355
    @marekolen7355Ай бұрын

    Poland isn't USSR clame it is Warsawa

  • @Tomislavr7
    @Tomislavr7Ай бұрын

    To be a significant power, you need population. And no, immigration wouldn't help, because the population also needs to be loyal and with common interests.

  • @dickiesdocos

    @dickiesdocos

    Ай бұрын

    What are you talking about? The US was built on immigration and remains the world's only superpower. They clearly did something right.

  • @dytiscusmarginalis8443
    @dytiscusmarginalis8443Күн бұрын

    Videos like this are so odd, coz literally none of my friends or other Polish ppl Ive ever spoke to belive that. We still live in conviction that we are a developing country at best, and in our nature complaining is so deeply rooted that even if we really become a strong economy one day we will still think that we are poor periphery of Europe, that every other country is against us (except Visegrad group) and our gouvernemnt suck 😕

  • @janjachymiak9013
    @janjachymiak901317 күн бұрын

    🇵🇱 And the Winged Hussars arrived

  • @marekolen7355
    @marekolen7355Ай бұрын

    Soviet colapsed 1991!

  • @mieczysawszafraniec9327
    @mieczysawszafraniec932720 күн бұрын

    Pamiętam jak nas na zbieranie ziemniaków zabierali. Sądzę, że to było akurat bardzo dobre - uczyło pokory i szacunku wobec rolników.

  • @robertkaim1324
    @robertkaim132423 сағат бұрын

    Just go clarify, Poland was never part of Soviet Union, although was dependant on it.

  • @wojciechczupta9185
    @wojciechczupta918519 күн бұрын

    Proud of my country. Demand for defence may propel high tec industry and get PL out of the middle income trap

  • @vjacobvhs
    @vjacobvhsАй бұрын

    not even ten seconds into a video lol

  • @wweindiaop288
    @wweindiaop288Ай бұрын

    😊 great e

  • @robertnemura6572
    @robertnemura657220 күн бұрын

    the map you showed 2:50 is Poland-Lithuania commonwealth not Poland

  • @Bojko1970
    @Bojko197020 күн бұрын

    The animation on the beginning is false - Poland was not part of Soviet Union like everything to the east, I mean current Baltic states, Belarus and Ukraine. Poland was separate state with private farming, some small private business and free Church. But, of course we were in Warsaw Pact and were statelite state for USSR.

  • @Robertking1996
    @Robertking1996Ай бұрын

    All the jobs are going to Poland seriously

  • @elfoxini
    @elfoxiniКүн бұрын

    Middle grow trap is a thing. With boosting minimal salary foreign companies may tend to leave this country sadly... But most of Poles do not recognize this problem. I hope I am wrong, because we want to thrive here and generate wealth for next generations.

  • @timtom3073
    @timtom30734 күн бұрын

    I really wonder why he speaks about middle income countries. From what I know this is usually in a global context. This would mean countries like Vietnam, Morocco or China. But Poland is way richer than these nowadays. So it might be middle income if you compare it to other EU countries but this is already a pretty good comparison. So I salute Poland for what it achieved and keep going Poland.

  • @marcinma5669
    @marcinma566919 күн бұрын

    If Poland had not been betrayed by the Allies, everything could have turned out differently. We did not participate in the Marshal Plan, we could not develop, we did not receive war reparations from the Germans, which currently amount to 1.5 trillion euros

  • @andrzejp.5327
    @andrzejp.532720 күн бұрын

    7:50 górnictwo niestety jest dotowane do tej chwili i wyrwało z budżetu miliardy złotych które można było wydać na rozwój kraju. 7:50 mining is unfortunately subsidised to the moment and has snatched billions and billions of zlotys from the budget that could have been spent on developing the country.

  • @2serveand2protect
    @2serveand2protect19 күн бұрын

    Witajcie, Bracia! 49 lat. Katowiczanin. Jak byłem bajtlem oglądałem ZOMO i ORMO po ulicach, bijace ludzi (często na śmierć) i pancry jadące na "Wujek". Pamiętam szarość, konformizm, brud i strach ludzi przed tą BOLSZEWICKĄ HOŁOTĄ. Pracowaliśmy przez 30 lat aby do czegoś dojść i ani UE ani putin ani nikt inny nam tego nie odbierze! PRZYSZŁOŚĆ NALEŻY DO NAS! Wszystkiego dobrego! PS. ...a tłumaczyć na angielski nie ma i po co... i tak nie zrozumieją!... (tym lepiej dla NAS!).

  • @debilista

    @debilista

    9 күн бұрын

    Moze i zbyt pesymistycznie na swiat patrze i bede komentarzem demoralizowal ale czy ja wiem czy nalezy przyszlosc do nas. Jestem 20 letnim szczylem z politechniki i nie nawet nie czuje sensu w tym zyciu a cala walka z systemem z tamtych czasow sprawia wrazenie jakby ostatecznie byla po nic. 1. Dom ciezko bedzie postawic na dzisiejszy stan + regulacje wszedzie 2. Wszedzie kwalifikacje z nieba wymgane do pracy 3. Im bardziej podnosza minimalna tym bardziej moja edukacja bedzie mniej warta i zachete do nauki i pracy zabieraja bo moge pojsc do byle warzywniaka pracowac za podobna cene co w elektrowni po magistrze i uprawnieniach na ktore pol zycia sie staralem, jak w warzywniaku tylko warzywa rozpoznawac trzeba, umiec wstukac cene na kase i uzywac miotly starczy a nie kontroli transformatorow, pilnowania druta na ktorym jest 400000V golymi lapami czy projektowania calego systemu majac tylko kartke, olowek i mase wiedzy, odechciewa sie kompletnie bo dostawac 35 zamiast 27 zlotych to wielka mi roznica za taki trud 4. Rozkradna wszystko w podatkach i dokarmiac beda nimi nieproduktywnych ludzi jak kоmuchy dawniej ktore odgornie biznesy utrzymywaly przy zyciu ktore powinny dawno pasc i to promuje patologie ba i nawet finansowo nagradza bycie trutniem i wrzodem 5. Ludzie nie maja ani skromnosci ani pomyslunku o drugim, nawet jak bylem maly co nie bylo tak dawno temu to przynajmniej mieli tyle szacunku ze nie klneli przy mnie nawet dresy na ulicach, dzisiaj nie kontroluja sie z niczym bo nie mysla o drugim w ogole ponadto jak dzisiaj kultura mlodziezowa jest zdemoralizowana to przechodzi pojecie i ze rodzice do tego dopuszczaja, to nie jest cywilizacja 6. Za wszystko na policje zadzwonia a wiem bo mam 20 lat i juz mialem pare okazji ze ktos bezinteresownie zglaszal drobnice typu ze babka sprzedala mi piwo bez pokazania dowodu bo sie znamy na wiosce a mialem i tak 18 a wioska ostatnio turystyczna sie zrobila, a tu pach policja pozniej w sklepie bo tak i marnuje pieniadze z podatkow na policje, czas tych panow i nasz zeby osiagnac nic, a zwlaszcza ze ktokolwiek dzwonil tez nic nie osiagnie w pierwszym miejscu a najoblesniejsze jest ze turysta to pewnie zrobil lokalnemu, brak szacunku dla gospodarza kompletny, idzie do czyjejs wsi i jeszcze rzadzic sie bedzie 7. Wszedzie sa kamery, wszystkie komentarze sa zapisywane raz na zawsze, jedne powiniecie nogi i moge pozegnac sie z jakimkolwiek marzeniem bo karanego nigdzie nie wezma. 8. Mam wrazenie ze ludzie zrobili sie obrzydliwie pyszalkowaci ostatnio, musza sie wszystkim chwalic kazdemu i na sile, ohyda 9. Stare kreskowki dla dzieci ktore mialem szczescie ogladac byly moralizujace, dzisiaj im bardziej wode robia z mozgu tym lepsze bo rodzic moze pojsc spac a dziecko samo sie wychowa a z internetem to nieporownywalnie gorzej jest 10. Mlodzi albo sie nasmiewaja z polskosci albo otwarcie ja opluwaja, wsrod mlodych oprocz malej mniejszosci osob ktora czuje sie polakami to nie ma zadnej glebszej tozsamosci narodowej a jedyne co nas spaja to akurat jezyk i jeden urzad skarbowy i nic wiecej 11. Dzietnosc w kraju na poziom 1,1 na kobiete w tym roku spadla, juz i tak importuja ludzi z zagranicy bo ani pieniadze za dziecko ani wysoki standard zycia nie przekonuje ludzi to nas spychaja bo my im nie starczamy bo chca wiecej pieniedzy z podatkow, we wroclawiu kazdy prawie dostawca jedzenia to albo hindus albo z okolicy, prawie kazdy budowlaniec to ukrainiec, na wroclawskim rynku nie wiem czy slysze wiecej ukrainskiego czy polskiego, jakies komitety do zwаlczania rаsizmu czy mowу niеnawisci jak z orwеlla bo co im moge zrobic? Nic, moge tylko im sluzyc i siedziec cicho. Wlasna opinia niezaleznie czy prawdziwa czy falszywa jest niewskazana wszedzie i nawet jak jestem w bledzie i ktos mi wytknie to nawet nie probuja wytlumaczyc dlaczego tylko 'to idz sie dowiedz', dziekuje 12. Dziewczyny sie zabawiaja i zadna nie wydaje sie umiec kochac albo reprezentuje nic swoja osoba, ja osobiscie sie poddalem nie chce mi sie bawic w to, kpina, poza tym na wioskach dziewczyn nie ma bo wszystkie leca jak cmy do lampy do duzych miast, mam kilku kolegow i zaden nie ma dziewczyny i nie probuja nawet, nie wiem nawet czy polowa w ogole chlopakow z mojego rocznika interesuje sie zwiazkami czy maja to gdzies 13. A rzadzacy to najlepsi - kopiuja wszystko co idzie z ameryki by walczyc ze zmyslonymi problemami ktorych u nas nie ma, a lokalne problemy zamiatane pod dywan albo tradycyjnie jak z wiek wiekow litania 'to poprzednia partia rzadzaca zrobila' jako wymowka niezaleznie kto rzadzi aby tylko nic nie robic i objadac sie za pieniadze ludzi dalej, wygrali 4 lata to co my mozemy zrobic? Nic. Moj glos nie ma znaczenia, czy to w urnie czy to wyjsc do ludzi. Ludzie nie chca dyskutowac bo oni juz wiedza wszystko i niemozliwe by ktos nie mial racji. A ze teraz nawet za wyrazanie zdania chca scigania z prokuratury to ludzie co chca kwestionowac czy obecny stan panstwa jest najlepszy sa sprzatani przez pоlityczne gеstapo bo za duzo mysla. Dzisiaj za niezgode z opiniami chca scigania prawnie jako zniewazenie. Caly swiat zaczyna sie krecic wokol narcyzow i nikt nie promuje skromnosci. 14. Panstwo co raz mocniej uzaleznia nas od siebie by wiezy miedzy rodzinami i spolecznosciami sie rozpadly bo jak ktos ceni swoja rodzine ponad panstwem to nie moze byc niewolnikiem panstwa. Sie mowi ze nie mozna byc dobrym sluga jak sie ma dwoch panow. No to sprzataja rodzine i wiezy spoleczne na rzecz swoja, niedofinansowanie instytucji kulturowych, nie widuje promocji kultury w ogole oprocz prywatnych imprez, ja sie egzaminow tak nie boje jak urzedu skarbowego. Czarno to widze, a ze jeszcze jak dzieciaki dzisiaj zdrowie psychiczne maja rozwalone patrzac statystycznie to powodzenia swiatu

  • @michamarkiewicz1642

    @michamarkiewicz1642

    6 күн бұрын

    typie, to miedzy innymi dzieki UE jestesmy na tym poziomie na ktorym jesteśmy. Facet w filmie sam to pokazał

  • @2serveand2protect

    @2serveand2protect

    6 күн бұрын

    @@michamarkiewicz1642 UE nie ma ZADNEGO ZNACZENIA! Najwazniejsze jest to, abysmy mieli WLASNA WALUTE! Zobacz w Italii, Hiszpanii i Grecji na jakim "poziomie" sa dzieki tej "wspanialej" UE - a PRZEDE WSZYSTKIM DZIEKI "EURO"! Koszt zycia wzrosl o 350% w przciagu ostatnich 3 lat - PLACE o 2% ! W 2000ym roku - tuz po wprowadzeniu EURO byl IDENTYCZNY "SKOK" INFLACYJNY - 300% WZROST CEN - place pozostaly TE SAME!...a budzetu Wloch - DZISIAJ! - nie zatwierdza Parlament w Rzyme (nie decyduja sami Wlosi!) tylko BRUKSELA (jako "proxy" BERLINA!)....NAJLEPSZE JEST TO, ZE WCALE SIE Z TYM NIE KRYJA! Chcesz taki sam SYF miec U NAS - w Polsce!?- dzieki jednemu rudemu kundlowi??? Chcesz aby o naszej polityce monetarnej , FISKALNEJ i BUDZETOWEJ DECYDOWAL "DEUTSCHE BANK" TAK JAK W ITALII I GRECJI??? ...a teraz nie mam czasu na "gadki" - jak chcesz abym ci opisal jak Unia zlamala wloski przemysl samochodowy (FIAT-IVECO/LANCIA/ALFA ROMEO!) na korzysc NIEMIECKIEGO (ergo: VOLSKWAGEN/MERCEDES-BENZ/BMW) to ci moge to opowiedziec - ALE PO 11-TEJ! Teraz wracam dopiero do domu po pracy!

  • @michamarkiewicz1642

    @michamarkiewicz1642

    6 күн бұрын

    @@2serveand2protect nie ma znaczenia? Dostęp do jednolitego rynku, ktory jest najwiekszym atutem ue, że az taka norwegia płaci do kasy ue zeby miec dostep, to nic takiego? Albo dopłaty z funduszy, bez ktoryxch wczesniej wszystko wygladało jak po apokalipsie? Zastanawiajace jest to że kraje z naszego regionu, ktore startowały z podobnego poziomu, rozwineły sie inaczek: polska litwa lotwa i estonia rozwineły sie o wiele barziej po przystapieniu do tej złej łunii. Białoruś i ukraina za to rozkwitły. Ba nawet rosja ma od kilkunastu lat nizsze pkb per capita niz polska. Tak sie konczy oligarchizacja gospodarki. Same reformy ustrojowo prawne i gospodarcze, czyli wolny rynek, były bardziej warte dla naszego rozwoju niż dopłaty, fundusze czy brak ceł. Tylko nie wyjezdzaj mi ze szwajcaria czy norwegia: to sa kraje o diametralnie innej sytuacji wejsciowej o innej historii. To nie przez ich terytorium przetoczyło sie wiele frontów 2 wojen swiatowych że rzesze ludzi musiały zaczynac od zera. I nie oni dostali sie pod władanie ruskich komunistów

  • @2serveand2protect

    @2serveand2protect

    6 күн бұрын

    @@michamarkiewicz1642 ??? Jaka "SZWAJCARIA" ??? Ani "SZWAJCARIA" ani "NORWEGIA" nie MAJA EURO! Szwajcaria ma wlasne franki a Norwegia "KRONY"! XD :D Dlatego moga prowadzic wlasna polityke monetarna i fiskalna! Po drugie! - ja pod komuna sie synek urodzilem- w Katowicach - wiec mnie nie "pouczaj" o tych czasach. "Pancry na Wujek" musialem ogladac, gdy mialem lat SZESC. Co ty myslisz ze ja POLSKI NIE ZNAM?? :D ...a co do reszty! - doplaty mozemy sobie spokojnie trzymac - problemem nie sa "doplaty", ktòre i tak jedyne co naprawde trzymaja "w porzadku" to infrastruktury dla niemieckich i francuskich firm. Dostaja za to takie obnizki na podatkach dla ICH wyrobòw,, ze czesto ta ròznica (kiedy sprowadzaja z powrotem ich towary WYRABIANE w Polsce), nie maja w praktyce konkurencji - i czesto tylko to ich trzyma z glowa "ponad woda". Dlatego takze nie chca aby POLSKIE produkty (przez POLSKIE firmy wyrabiane) NIE ROBILY IM KONKURENCJI NA ZACHODZIE! Ty myslisz ze dla kogo ja pracuje i nie ogladam tego ??...CODZIENNIE?? :D Problem nie jest w ich "wspanialomyslnosci", ktòra swieci tylko wtedy kiedy VW albo MAPEI JEST TO WYGODNE! Kiedy Polska zaczyna myslec zbyt "jednostkowo" i "egoistycznie" jak na ich "kolektyw" to - nagle! - GASNIE a w ich "instytucjach" - WTEDY! - mowa nawet (otwarcie) O "ZAGLODZENIU POLSKI NA SMIERC"! (i to po niemiecku!). Kiedy polskie firmy i polski personel potrzebuje "know-how" i INFORMACJI - w szczegòlnosci do produkcji komponentòw high-tech! ...WTEDY odwracaja sie plecami! :D Moge z tym walczyc, tylko dlatego za znam jezyki! ...a i tak musze uwazac CODZIENNIE na to, co mòwie! Taka jest ich "szczodrosc" wiec nie rozsmieszaj mnie, facet! PRAWDZIWYM PROBLEMEM JEST UWAZANIE NA TO ABY POLSKA NIE WPROWADZILA (POD ICH NACISKIEM!) EURO - bo WTEDY dopiero twoja "ukochana unia" beda decydowac nawet o tym ile mozesz wydawac na twoja wlasna obrone!

  • @Perskan.
    @Perskan.13 күн бұрын

    superpower ? what fanfiction is this ? my country is lost

  • @streetsnaps
    @streetsnaps20 күн бұрын

    Major Advantages and Strengths of Poland Compared to the Rest of Europe 1. Own currency and large reserves of USD, EUR, and significant reserves of gold and silver: Poland has retained its national currency, the zloty, providing flexibility in monetary policy. Additionally, Poland holds substantial reserves in US dollars, euros, as well as in gold and silver. These reserves strengthen the country's financial stability and protect it against global market fluctuations. 2. Natural resource deposits: Poland is one of the leading producers of copper, gold, and silver globally. It also has significant coal reserves, which constitute a major part of its energy mix, along with smaller but notable reserves of gas and oil. The historical importance of the mining industry in Poland underscores the country's role as a key player in the global raw materials sector. 3. Favorable climate and water conditions: The Central Polish Lowlands, characterized by a temperate climate and favorable water conditions, are a significant asset for Poland. In the face of rising temperatures across Europe, Poland and Germany are the only countries with stable climatic conditions conducive to agriculture and industry. This gives Poland an advantage in the context of climate change. 4. Strong agricultural and horticultural traditions: Poland has a long history as an agricultural and horticultural country. Despite bureaucratic constraints from the European Union, Polish agriculture has the potential to feed not only the country but also a significant part of Europe. Poland is the leading producer of apples in the EU and also a major producer of mushrooms, blueberries, currants, plums, and pears, highlighting its agricultural potential. 5. Specialization in key industrial sectors: Poles are highly specialized in various industrial sectors such as road transport, furniture production, household appliances, fertilizers, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, IT, as well as heavy and chemical industries. This industrial diversification makes the Polish economy flexible and competitive in the global market. 6. Growing role of seaports: Polish seaports, particularly Gdańsk, play an increasingly significant role in European maritime transport. Gdańsk, returning to its historical prominence, is becoming a crucial logistics hub supplying a large part of Europe. The dynamic development of seaports strengthens Poland's position on the economic map of the continent. 7. Military history and national spirit: Poles have a long history as a nation of warriors, which has shaped their national identity. For centuries, Poland has fought wars during which its enemies, such as Prussia, Austria-Hungary, and Tsarist Russia, disappeared from the pages of history. The historical military strength and strategic position have made Poland a key player in Europe, attracting settlers from the West.

  • @stanisawszostak2068
    @stanisawszostak206810 күн бұрын

    one remark - Poland was NOT part of the Soviet Union...

  • @psier11
    @psier11Ай бұрын

    Why his hand is invisible? I have a simple explanation ah ah ah

  • @Niras8
    @Niras818 күн бұрын

    People in poland do not feel the change. Everyday is a struggle.