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Post by Bonobo on May 30, 2009 20:29:15 GMT 1
that's a funny graphic as in fact the germans are the crows. ;D ;D Yes, neo-Nazi Germans do resemble crows. ;D ;D ;D ;D  |
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Post by locopolaco on Jun 6, 2009 18:42:52 GMT 1
the old ones were crows as well.
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Post by Bonobo on Jun 8, 2009 20:53:55 GMT 1
Children's book offends Jewish people
Entliczek, pentliczek c zyli polskie wyliczanki / fot. www.empik.com
news.poland. com
2009-06-05
"One two three – every German person is stinky" or "Naked Jew came out of school so he is very poor" – these are examples of rhymes published in a book for children by publishing house "Sonia Draga" from Katowice. The publisher supposedly wanted to show new and trendy rhymes for kids.
The book by Joanna Furgaliñska titled "Entliczek, pentliczek.. .best Polish rhymes" has just been published and promoted in Empik. This controversial publication which incensed many parents and teachers seems to be very controversial. According to experts this book is anti-Semitic, anti-German and anti-gypsy. Anna Kurczowska-Ossoliñ ska wanted to buy the book but fortunately she checked its content. Then she realized that the book contains prohibited information.
"I want to teach my sons how to be tolerant of other nations and different people. If I had given them this book they would have learnt many bad things. I am sure that this book should not be given to small children"  In English it is Hickory Dickory Dock PS. "Raz dwa trzy, Niemcy mają wszy, a Polacy jacy tacy, gonisz wszy" "Z tej żydowskiej szkoły wyleciał Żyd goły, a z tego Żyda wyskoczyła bida"
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Post by locopolaco on Jun 9, 2009 5:55:44 GMT 1
PS. "Raz dwa trzy, Niemcy mają wszy, a Polacy jacy tacy, gonisz wszy" "Z tej żydowskiej szkoły wyleciał Żyd goły, a z tego Żyda wyskoczyła bida" definitely racist and anti semitic. that's sad.  |
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Post by locopolaco on Jun 9, 2009 5:57:36 GMT 1
Yes, but many, unlike him, have some of there own ideas, he does not. Could it be he can't think for himself. Look what he has done with the stock market. Mike what are you talking about? Obama has had more ideas in his first 100 days then bush in all of two terms. do you seriously think palin had one original idea in her skull? seriously..  |
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Post by Bonobo on Jun 10, 2009 21:53:18 GMT 1
Artist's anti-Polish joke `a cheap shot"
Couple contacts anti-bigotry group to draw attention to joke, seeks apology from Rieu.
By Andrew M. Seder
Wilkes-Barre, PA Times Leader
Cultured bigot, Andre Rieu
Polish jokes have long been a standard of bar rooms and nightclubs.
But Andre Rieu wasn't performing at either of those when he parlayed the stereotype that Poles aren't that smart into his musical act at the Wachovia Arena during a May performance.
The Dutch maestro's comments caused the Rev. Czeslaw Kuliczkowski and his wife, Donna, to get up and walk out mid-performance.
According to Donna Kuliczkowski, a female cast member who had walked onto the stage in a Dutch folk costume was acting silly.
"She had her hat on backwards and was acting in a comedic way," Mrs. Kuliczkowski said. "Rieu walked over to her, readjusted her hat, turned to the audience and said, `She's from Poland.'"
She said, "It was one of those moments where you think, `I didn't really just hear that." She looked at her husband, whose tickets were his Christmas gift, and said, "Wanna go?" He did and they left.
It was their first Rieu concert and Donna said it would be their last. They went home and destroyed all their Rieu DVDs and CDs.
The Wilkes-Barre couple contacted the Polish American Congress' Anti-Bigotry Committee in Brooklyn, N.Y., which immediately went to work painting Rieu's actions as an insult and seeking to bring attention to the continued bigotry Poles face.
"We thought this was a cheap shot at the Polish-American community," said Frank Milewski, chairman of the Polish American Congress' Anti-Bigotry Committee. "We've endured a lot of putdowns in the past and we're still fighting the fight."
For the Rev. Kuliczkowski, it was not only an attack on his nationality, but on his family's history.
"My family took a lot of abuse from the German Nazis and the Russian Communists when they occupied Poland. We never expected such a put-down from a Dutchman like Mr. Rieu. We object to anyone who promotes prejudice among our ethnic groups," he said.
He said Rieu should take a history lesson. He said he'd find that it was the Polish Army that liberated Rieu's hometown of Maastricht in the Netherlands. The Kuliczkowskis sent a letter to the mayor of Maastricht and the queen of the nation. They also sent a registered letter to Rieu's residence in the Netherlands. They heard back from the mayor, who apologized for any pain the comments caused. They have yet to hear from the queen or Rieu.
The reverend said the only thing Rieu could do to make amends is to issue a public apology and "to stop entertaining any audiences at our people's expense."
Rieu's concerts are a staple of PBS programming and both the Rev. Kuliczkowski and Milewski contacted PBS to voice their displeasure with the performer's actions.
"We wanted to put them on notice that this was going on," Milewski said. "He's their point man and biggest money raiser. He should conform to the standards of PBS."
To date, the CEO of PBS has not responded to Milewski's letter. Carrie Johnson, a spokeswoman for PBS, said e-mails received about the matter have been forwarded to Rieu's producer. She made it clear that the tour is not PBS-produced and if any concerts from the tour were to be aired on PBS affiliates, the comment would be edited out.
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Post by locopolaco on Jun 12, 2009 0:17:14 GMT 1
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Post by Bonobo on Aug 6, 2009 19:45:56 GMT 1
Palikot to sue Rydzyk for joke?
thenews.pl
22.07.2009
Civic Platform MP Janusz Palikot claims to have filed a law suit against famed Father Tadeusz Rydzyk for `racist commentary,' referring to a racist jokes the founder of Radio Maryja made about an African missionary.
While unveiling his mobile phone company in the southern city of Czestochowa, ultra-conservative Catholic Priest Father Tadeusz Rydzyk stated last week: "And, a black man, […] look, he hasn't completely washed," in welcoming a group of pilgrims, including a missionary from Africa, to Czestochowa, home of Poland's religious icon, the Black Madonna.
The founder of Radio Maryja and entrepreneur, Rydzyk was welcoming a wave of pilgrims to the shrine over the airwaves. The offensive joke was met by a laugh from its target, who proceeded to thank the radio for everything he had learned about Poland.
The center-right politician Palikot wrote on his blog that "I am exhausting all interpretations of the conditions set for in Article 257 in the penal code that mandates the behavior of public figures regarding nationality, ethnic and racial displays." Palikot added that the "suggestion that a black man is `dirty' shows one's boorishness to the point of ridiculousness. "
Palikot wrote that Rydzyk's choice of words were deliberate, showing his racist tendencies and cannot be tolerated from someone who is constantly in the public eye.
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Post by Bonobo on Aug 6, 2009 21:49:11 GMT 1
Don`t Poles exaggerate with their protests against productions with Polish stuff?
The Polish embassy in London has just complained against the advertisement of "Volkswagen Scirocco TDI" in Jeremy Clarkson's programm "Top Gear" on BBC2. - "We understand that Jeremy Clarkson often makes fun of other nations, the French and the German in particular - says attaché Robert Szaniawski - but this time we think he has gone off limit". The advertisement shows the Polish people in a panic run to trains and buses, leaving their unfinished meals in canteens. All this desperate panic is caused by the supposed German attack on Poland in September 1939.
A big title appears then on the screen "Volkswagen Scirocco TDI. Berlin to Warsaw in one tank".
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Post by paulo on Aug 6, 2009 22:27:30 GMT 1
First off, let's make this clear: No one is an expert on reading minds.
That being said, here are the facts, as I understand them:
The priest was simply welcoming pilgrims. One of them happened to be black-skinned. The priest said, joking, when looking over his guests, 'Look, one of you hasn't washed!'
Do Poles see many black people? No. I think we can forgive the priest for recognizing his color. He was probably nervous, and did not know how to welcome and address the gentleman. Since they do not see many blacks in Poland, that is probably one of the first things that come into a Pole's mind when they see a black person: 'Wow, he/she's black.' Let us be real, you should not have to pretend you do not notice someone's skin color.
Now, did he misspeak? Yes. Does he wish he could take the words back? I hope so. (By the way, has he apologized in any way? If so, I think that should be the end of the case. We have a President in the U.S. who does the same things, and never apologizes.)
Frankly, in this day and age you would have to be stupid to be a racist against people of color...it is politically incorrect, and you will be persecuted. But the same standard does not apply to racism against whites. As long as racism in any form is tolerated, you can only expect further racism in the future. That is why the term, "reverse racism" is an oxymoron--that is, a nonsensical term.
I think that if this priest is not a racist (by the way, why should "ultraconservative" be brought up--is not that the code word for 'likely to be racist?'), we should follow the gracious African's lead--and not make mountains out of molehills. "The glory of man is to Overlook a transgression."
Actually, the most wicked guy in the story is the guy falling all over himself trying to sue (!!) the priest. He is of the ilk that 'pretends to be clean, yet is not washed from his filthiness.'
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Post by paulo on Aug 6, 2009 22:59:02 GMT 1
Thanks for the funny clips at the beginning of this thread! I just watched them. I would not take them too seriously, if possible.
For instance, the Dutch singer confesses at the Beginning of his song: 'The Poles are my idols.'
I did not realize race and ethnicity was that big a deal in Europe. It's too big a deal in America.
It's fun to have an innocent laugh about this once in awhile. I don't think the brunt of humanity will ever learn to relax, though.
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Post by paulo on Aug 6, 2009 23:08:09 GMT 1
Sorry for yapping so much but, I think the reason the commercial about Polish Organisation of Learned Engineering played on the Russian accent and Russian music is they were trying to make money. SO, they used stereotypes to reach the masses of the 'great unwashed.'
I can see why that would be a little irritating, however. 'If you're going to use my ethnic group to make money, at least get the facts right!' ;D ;D
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Post by Bonobo on Aug 23, 2009 22:09:58 GMT 1
First off, let's make this clear: No one is an expert on reading minds. That being said, here are the facts, as I understand them: The priest was simply welcoming pilgrims. One of them happened to be black-skinned. The priest said, joking, when looking over his guests, 'Look, one of you hasn't washed!' Do Poles see many black people? No. I think we can forgive the priest for recognizing his color. He was probably nervous, and did not know how to welcome and address the gentleman. Since they do not see many blacks in Poland, that is probably one of the first things that come into a Pole's mind when they see a black person: 'Wow, he/she's black.' Let us be real, you should not have to pretend you do not notice someone's skin color. Now, did he misspeak? Yes. Does he wish he could take the words back? I hope so. (By the way, has he apologized in any way? If so, I think that should be the end of the case. We have a President in the U.S. who does the same things, and never apologizes.) Frankly, in this day and age you would have to be stupid to be a racist against people of color...it is politically incorrect, and you will be persecuted. But the same standard does not apply to racism against whites. As long as racism in any form is tolerated, you can only expect further racism in the future. That is why the term, "reverse racism" is an oxymoron--that is, a nonsensical term. I think that if this priest is not a racist (by the way, why should "ultraconservative" be brought up--is not that the code word for 'likely to be racist?'), we should follow the gracious African's lead--and not make mountains out of molehills. "The glory of man is to Overlook a transgression." Actually, the most wicked guy in the story is the guy falling all over himself trying to sue (!!) the priest. He is of the ilk that 'pretends to be clean, yet is not washed from his filthiness.'
`Rydzyk did not offend black missionary'
thenews.pl
06.08.2009
The Prosecutor's Office in the southern city of Czestochowa has refused to open an investigation into Father Tadeusz Rydzyk offence case.
On the 12 July, during the ceremony in Jasna Gora sanctuary, Father Tadeusz Rydzyk, the founder of the ultra-Catholic Radio Maryja, publicly said: "A black man, […] look, he hasn't completely washed," addressing a group of pilgrims, including a missionary from Africa.
Civic Platform MP Janusz Palikot filed a law suit against Rydzyk, claiming that the joke was offensive and it showed racist views of Father Rydzyk.
The Prosecutor's Office in the southern city of Czestochowa decided, however, that the statement made by Rydzyk was not meant to insult or humiliate the missionary from Africa, which is a precondition to open an investigation. "It was rather an inappropriate joke than an actual offence," said the prosecutor Tomasz Ozimek.
The Prosecutor's Office has also turned down a motion by Zbigniew Girzynski from the Law and Justice party to investigate if Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski committed an offence making a joke about Barack Obama. Sikorski allegedly said that the US President has Polish roots because his grandfather from Africa ate a Polish missionary.
The Prosecutor's Office decided that there is no evidence that Sikorski had ever made a joke about Obama. "Even if it happened, the aim was to make people laugh, not to offend black people," said the prosecutor.
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Post by Bonobo on Sept 3, 2009 20:22:17 GMT 1
Microsoft Poland Demonstrates Hilariously Bad Photoshop Skills
By Carrie McLaren
consumerist. com
Wed Aug 26 2009
Apparently, some geniuses at Microsoft decided that an Asian man, a black guy, and a white woman wasn't the best way to sell Microsoft's Business Productivity tools in Poland. So they swapped out the black guy with a white guy in the photo. Nothing terribly unusual about that - ads are altered for foreign markets all the time. But that Photoshopped head of a grimacing, palsied yuppie promises to haunt your dreams.
Now that this thing is floating around the internet, the Poland page has been returned to the original image.
************ ********* ********* ********* ********* *****
Ethnic makeover, courtesy of Microsoft
The company's replacement of a black man's head with a white man's in a website photo appeases those who discriminate
Joseph Harker
guardian.co. uk
Wednesday 26 August
Is this a Polish thing? Thirteen years after the Ford motor company was condemned internationally for whiting-out black and Asian faces from a line-up of staff in promotional material for the country, Microsoft has done the same, this time under the slogan: "Empower your people with the IT skills they need" (such as Photoshop, I guess). Its three happy "employees" sitting at their desk behind their computers are Chinese-Asian, a black man and a white woman in the original image; but when posted on its Polish website the black man's head had been cut off and replaced by a white man's.
Yes, Poland is a predominantly white country, but are they really so repulsed by black people that they'd refuse to buy products from the world's biggest software company if it had any association with dark skin? And surely Microsoft would have known the amount of damage its image could suffer once the truth emerged. It took Ford years to recover from its 1996 exposé. The car giant was forced to pay compensation to the five whited-out staff, and the furore helped lift the lid on discriminatory workplace practices that had been tolerated at its Dagenham car plant.
Microsoft has today apologised and dropped the altered image from its website, but is still to explain how the "error" occurred. We do not yet know whether this was a one-off glitch, or evidence of a systemic problem. Was the decision taken in Poland, or at a European or even global level?
It is also an indication of the perceived status of black people in the country that the east Asian employee also featured did not receive an ethnic makeover.
There are many instances of intolerance in eastern Europe, which has until recently seen relatively little migration from other regions of the world. The president of Poland and its former prime minister, the Kaczyñski twins, represent the rightwing Law and Justice party. Black footballers are routinely booed and jeered – as English players discovered in Slovakia in 2002, but as also commonly occurs in domestic matches in Poland, Hungary and Romania.
In the west, too, the lack of black faces in promotional material – be it magazine covers, corporate brochures or TV advertisements – highlights a similar corporate fear of "what will the customers think if we dare to have a dark face?" Beyoncé was whitened for a L'Oréal advert. And, even worse, when Time magazine was covering the trial of OJ Simpson for murder, they chose to darken his image. There are those who say it's natural for a multinational company to gear its adverts towards the countries it's targeting. And, yes, if they were promoting themselves in African countries they might have an all-black cast. But the original was a multi-racial advert, a "United Colours of Benetton" take on the camaraderie within the company. To say that black people can't fit in with this image in certain countries of the world sends out a message that appeases those who discriminate. Even in the 1990s, this was shocking. In the 21st century, it is unforgivable.
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Post by Bonobo on Sept 16, 2009 21:34:15 GMT 1
In the radio news they commented on Carter`s interview. It was said that racism is still a problem in US. E.g., recent demonstrations against Obama are allegedly based on racial prejudice. The hatred that Obama receives is unheard of in American modern history. english.aljazeera.net/news/americas/2009/09/2009916172057802997.html
Former US president Jimmy Carter has said that racism lies behind the recent criticism of President Barack Obama by Republican politicians and conservative groups.
"I think that an overwhelming proportion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward President Barack Obama is based on the fact that he is a black man, he's African-American," Carter told NBC television on Tuesday.
Obama was last week accused of being a liar by a Republican legislator during a speech on healthcare reform to the US congress, while conservatives have accused him of pursuing a socialist agenda.
"I live in the South, and I have seen the South come a long way," Carter said in the television interview.
"But that racism inclination still exists, and I think it has bubbled up to the surface because of a belief among many white people, not just in the South but across the country, that African-Americans are not qualified to lead this great country.
"It is an abominable circumstance, and grieves me and concerns me deeply."
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Post by Bonobo on Sept 17, 2009 23:45:18 GMT 1
Hollywood's Polish horror flick
thenews.pl
11.09.2009
The Shrine, a new Hollywood film directed by Jon Knautz, shows Poland in a rather unfavourable light.
"In a village in Poland, where ancient traditions are upheld, worship takes on a whole new meaning" reads a trailer. The film tells a story of a group of journalists who, in search of a young American backpacker who has gone missing in Europe, arrive at a remote village in Poland called Alwainia. The journalists discover that Alwainia has a history of bizarre cult activity revolving around human sacrifice and quickly find themselves pursued by a mysterious group set on killing them.
Judging by the trailer, Alwainia looks like a gruesome place, which is a perfect setting for a horror film but has nothing to do with Polish reality. The inhabitants of the village do not know electricity and instead use torches, wear ancient clothes, which they hand wash in tubs, and use medieval weapons such as swords or cross-bows. On top of that the heroes are chased by strange-looking priests and monsters dressed in woolen sweaters.
The Shrine, which will be released in the US in 2010, was filmed in Canada and it seems that none of its makers ever visited Poland. At leased it is not "based on true sto ry", otherwise "Polish jokes", which used to be popular in the US, may regain popularity?
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Post by tufta on Sept 18, 2009 20:05:12 GMT 1
Hollywood's Polish horror flick
thenews.pl
11.09.2009
The Shrine, a new Hollywood film directed by Jon Knautz, shows Poland in a rather unfavourable light.
"In a village in Poland, where ancient traditions are upheld, worship takes on a whole new meaning" reads a trailer. The film tells a story of a group of journalists who, in search of a young American backpacker who has gone missing in Europe, arrive at a remote village in Poland called Alwainia. The journalists discover that Alwainia has a history of bizarre cult activity revolving around human sacrifice and quickly find themselves pursued by a mysterious group set on killing them.
Judging by the trailer, Alwainia looks like a gruesome place, which is a perfect setting for a horror film but has nothing to do with Polish reality. The inhabitants of the village do not know electricity and instead use torches, wear ancient clothes, which they hand wash in tubs, and use medieval weapons such as swords or cross-bows. On top of that the heroes are chased by strange-looking priests and monsters dressed in woolen sweaters.
The Shrine, which will be released in the US in 2010, was filmed in Canada and it seems that none of its makers ever visited Poland. At leased it is not "based on true sto ry", otherwise "Polish jokes", which used to be popular in the US, may regain popularity? I hope no one of Super-Poles-real-patriots type will protest. ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by Bonobo on Sept 19, 2009 22:11:15 GMT 1
Court rules anti-Polish slogans lawful
thenews.pl
12.09.2009
A German court in Greifswald, Mecklenburg- Vorpommern has ruled that anti-Polish posters, displayed by the far-right NPD do not constitute a hate crime.
The posters, displayed in the city of Loecknitz near the Polish border, as part of the NPD's federal election campaign, include slogans such as "Stop the Polish invasion," and "Border closed to criminals".
The German Ministry of Interior has notified the court in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern that it will be appealing against the decision, which it regards as an, "attack on human dignity and the peaceful coexistence of nations".
Germans go to the polls on September 27.
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Post by Bonobo on Sept 25, 2009 22:53:37 GMT 1
NPD ordered to remove anti-Polish signs
thelocal.de/ politics
20 Sep 09
A court has ordered the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party (NPD) to remove election signs declaring "Stop the Polish invasion" from a region of Germany near the border with Poland.
The court in the state of Mecklenburg- Upper Pomerania said Saturday the signs were illegal and an incitement to racial hatred.
In early September, the NPD hung more than 50 of the signs up in the Ueker-Randow district of the state which borders Poland and counts more than 1,000 Polish citizens as residents. Local authorities removed the placards, prompting a lawsuit by the NPD.
In the first phase, the NPD succeeded in getting the support of a lower court to declare the district's actions improper. Saturday's decision by a higher court overturns the lower court's action.
A court spokeswoman told the DPA news service that the text and picture elements of the NPD placards were an affront to the human dignity of others and posed a danger for public security and order.
The NPD's only recourse now is to appeal the case to the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe on the grounds that the party's constitutional rights have been violated.
The party, which is under observation by German domestic intelligence agencies for its anti-foreigner message, has been successful gaining votes in the economically weak region.
In 2006 state elections, the NPD pulled in 7.3 percent of the vote, enough to gain representation in the state parliament. The party also holds 4 out of 47 seats on the district council.
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Post by Bonobo on Oct 17, 2009 21:36:38 GMT 1
Kicking racism out of sport
thenews.pl
17.10.2009
A declaration that racism in sport was not acceptable in Poland has been signed in Warsaw.
Poland's sports minister, representatives of the Polish Olympic Committee and various sports associations have pledged to combat racism in Polish sports.
Sports Minister Adam Giersz underlined that racism is punishable by law in Poland.
"It is often that such racist behaviour of sports fans is treated as a joke. However, such incidents have to be treated as violation of the law. Racism is a serious offence and has to be punished," he said.
The declaration follows a new centre being opened in Poland this week, part of the Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE) project, supported by European football's governing body UEFA. Poland, with Ukraine, hosts the Euro 2012 football championships.
A BBC documentary made last year found widespread racism in Polish football, with monkey chanting and banana throwing not being uncommon when black players are on the field.
At a UEFA conference on the subject last March in Warsaw, Legia Warszawa's Brazilian-born Roger Guerreiro - who received Polish citizenship last summer, qualifying him to play for Poland during Euro 2008 - said: "I have had the misfortune of encountering racism on the pitch and off it. Racism is an issue related to culture and upbringing. Children watching television can see anti-racist messages. We must all join forces to do something about it. The role of the footballer is very important to raise awareness, especially among young people."
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Post by valpomike on Oct 17, 2009 21:59:56 GMT 1
Does this mean that now blacks can play on the Polish soccer team?
Mike
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Post by Bonobo on Oct 18, 2009 8:02:52 GMT 1
Does this mean that now blacks can play on the Polish soccer team? Mike Yes. They started in 1990s. |
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Post by valpomike on Oct 18, 2009 18:23:32 GMT 1
Do they have to be able to speak Polish and live in Poland?
Mike
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Post by krystal on Oct 18, 2009 23:29:24 GMT 1
Do they have to be able to speak Polish and live in Poland? Mike Sure Blacks have to learn to speak Polish. They are staying in Poland and how will they communicating with each others. I am sure they have Polish and African translators to help out. Polish language is very difficult. Same goes for America, everybody speak native language English. If you are in Mexico, you have to speak Spanish. If you are in Germany, you can try to learn German before you visit Germany. |
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Post by valpomike on Oct 19, 2009 4:35:09 GMT 1
I don't speak, read, or understand Polish, yet I travel all of Poland without any problems. I only saw one black man, in Poland who spoke Polish, he had to, to work as a server, in a restaurant.
Mike
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Post by valpomike on Oct 20, 2009 16:07:16 GMT 1
Krystal,
Now what do you think on this?
Mike
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Post by krystal on Oct 22, 2009 14:07:05 GMT 1
Krystal, Now what do you think on this? Mike I think you didn't care about America History. I think you and others should respects Black people especially Black men who fought for America Wars back then. They save America for our future children. It is Blacks time to be President, Vice President or other positions. You should start pay attention to Worlds but not only Poland. I know my ancestors born in Poland and came to U.S.A. and didn't go back to retires. They loves America very much. They know the reasons about Poland that you overlooked somethings. I can't tell you. You will find out the real truths when you get there. I am glad I meet all nationalities and I love them too. I don't click too much with Poland because they don't have desired to learns histories about everything. I think you should concentrated America instead of Poland. You and your wife should to go Polish Restaurants, Polish Museum and Polish show in Chicago. Right on Lawrence Ave. & Milwaukee Ave. We have alot of Polish cultures that you overlooked. There is no reason for you to move to Poland with your health problems. Polish Doctor don't have skills which may not help you. I think it is time for you to wake up! Man! I am sorry and don't intended to hurt Polish People. |
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Post by krystal on Oct 22, 2009 14:10:46 GMT 1
I don't speak, read, or understand Polish, yet I travel all of Poland without any problems. I only saw one black man, in Poland who spoke Polish, he had to, to work as a server, in a restaurant. Mike That is because you wasting your time partying with Polish women and you didn't want learn anythings but learn sex only. You still haven't found right one after all sex you had and still complaining. I have better things to do. |
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Post by valpomike on Oct 22, 2009 16:39:31 GMT 1
As per you, I may have the wrong one, but you don't have anyone. It could be time for a black leader, but not the one we got, there are many great ones we could have picked, but they can't be controlled like this one is. He is just puppet.
I am sorry, you don't understand history, but I love Poland, you have never been there. There live like we did some fifty years ago, trust each other, help each other, and crime is low, and people care for each other, not like here, now.
Mike
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Post by krystal on Oct 22, 2009 18:38:33 GMT 1
As per you, I may have the wrong one, but you don't have anyone. It could be time for a black leader, but not the one we got, there are many great ones we could have picked, but they can't be controlled like this one is. He is just puppet. I am sorry, you don't understand history, but I love Poland, you have never been there. There live like we did some fifty years ago, trust each other, help each other, and crime is low, and people care for each other, not like here, now. Mike I wishes you & wife well . Good Luck! |
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