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Post by Bonobo on Oct 11, 2015 23:32:07 GMT 1
Parody of the views of a typical guy from the right wing side: I am a tolerant man, that is why I will allow atheist Poles to leave Poland without suffering any consequences...  |
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Post by Bonobo on Nov 8, 2015 14:22:31 GMT 1
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Post by pjotr on Nov 8, 2015 22:38:04 GMT 1
Those atheist Poles are ofcourse welcome in the secular Netherlands!   |
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Post by Bonobo on Nov 10, 2015 23:21:10 GMT 1
Those atheist Poles are of course welcome in the secular Netherlands! And I will have to stay here with all those remaining fanatics?? No, thank you. We need normal Poles in Poland , too. |
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Post by Bonobo on Nov 11, 2015 15:56:02 GMT 1
Someone critisized the image on Polish Google on 11 November. Why a shabby blood covered stork with broken feathers instead of a proud Polish eagle??? linkPoland’s Independence Day Doodle stirs controversy
13.11.2015 08:48
Google has displayed a Doodle with white-and-red letters, with one ‘O’ replaced with a stork for the 97th anniversary of Poland’s independence.
Internet users and politicians jumped at the opportunity to criticise Google’s way of reminding Poles of important events.
Krystyna Pawłowicz, a ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party member of Poland’s lower house of parliament, posted the following on Facebook:
“Why did Google, on Poland’s most important Independence Day, greet us with a white-and-red hunched, old stork with jagged, bloodied feathers, and not the image with a proud white eagle, a symbol of struggle and independence?”
“I protest [capitalised] against these deceitful and false teachings,” Pawłowicz continued.
Pawłowicz's sentiments were echoed in comments made by other Internet users:
“Since when is the stork a symbol of an independent Poland,” was tweeted Wednesday morning by user @dareckin.
“Why does Google show a stork instead of an eagle,” @nuttygirlxd tweeted in the afternoon.
“And that is how Google landed next to the atheist, and kebab as enemies of Polish patriotism,” @luzak666 tweeted.
Google explained its decision with the following:
“Every year, when winter is approaching in the southern hemisphere, the storks fly north. Their journey is spectacular. They fly thousands of kilometres over turbulent seas, chasing a sunny summer. One fourth of them end their flight in a specific place - Poland.
"Poland, whose independence we commemorate every year in November, is home to 40,000 pairs of storks. That is more than anywhere in the world. Today we celebrate diversity, freedom and natural riches of Poland.”
Poland’s national bird is the white eagle. According to one legend, Poland’s founder, Lech, settled where he saw a white eagle's nest and placed the eagle on his emblem- See more at: www.thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/228672,Poland%E2%80%99s-Independence-Day-Doodle-stirs-controversy#sthash.iNbx1BBg.dpuf |
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Post by Bonobo on Mar 12, 2017 16:15:26 GMT 1
Korwin Mikke, Polish member of European Parliament, is probably the most known woman hater in Europe. He uttered/did various strange things before and probably realised that fame based on scandal matters the same as any other kind of fame. This time he said that women, weaker and less intelligent than men, should also earn less. |
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Post by Bonobo on Mar 25, 2017 20:59:26 GMT 1
This time he said that women, weaker and less intelligent than men, should also earn less.
Korwin was punished with a fine and some bans.
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Post by Bonobo on May 7, 2017 12:31:43 GMT 1
Mockery of Wawel castle sign: normally, it reads: trade and sale of services is allowed only after acquiring proper permission from the managament. Someone put a sticker with a new message: Trading faith and sale of party ideology is allowed ......  This joke is connected with PiS showy monthly pilgrimages to the tomb of Presidential pair.   |
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Post by Bonobo on Jun 15, 2017 23:11:31 GMT 1
Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo uses Auschwitz speech to defend refugee reticence Beata Szydlo has appeared to use a commemorative speech at the Nazi death camp to defend her anti-EU stance on refugees. The president of the European Council has condemned the comments as they launch legal action. Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo was heavily criticized on Wednesday for using an appearance at the former Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi German death camp to seemingly tout her anti-migrant policies. "In our troubled times, Auschwitz is a great lesson that everything must be done to defend the safety and the lives of citizens," Szydlo said at a ceremony marking the 77th anniversary of the Nazis' first transport of Polish prisoners to the camp. Her comment was also posted on Twitter by her right-wing populist Law and Justice party, but deleted soon after. The comment was widely understood to be a defense of her government's refusal to accept refugees as part of a European Union resettlement plan, a position that prompted the European Commission to launch legal action this week against her government as well as those of the Czech Republic and Hungary. Exploiting the cruelty of Auschwitz "Such words at such a place should never be spoken by a Polish prime minister," Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council and the former Polish prime minister, said on Twitter in Polish. Tusk and Szydlo are fierce political rivals. Polish government spokesman Rafal Bochenek had just a day earlier claimed that the refugee relocation plan posed a security "threat" to EU members, echoing Szydlo's previous linking of refugees and migrants with terror attacks in Europe. Katarzyna Lubnauer, head of the centrist Nowoczesna (Modern) parliamentary caucus, accused Szydlo of "exploiting the cruelty of Auschwitz to make Poles fear refugees." Former Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said in a tweet that Szydlo's remarks were a "discredit." Szydlo's comment at Auschwitz caused an uproar on Polish social media as leading journalists and pundits questioned her motives. "Szydlo showed today that she has no problems using both living Arabs and dead Jews in her primitive propaganda," said Tomasz Lis, the editor of the Polish version of Newsweek. "Auschwitz must remind us of the need to defend universal human rights, not closing borders to refugees!" said Rafal Pankowski, the head of Never Again, an organization that fights neo-Nazism and other forms of extremism. Taken out of context In response government spokesman Bochenek accused Szydlo's critics of taking her comment, made during a speech honoring Auschwitz prisoners, out of context. "If someone wants to, they will find bad intentions in any comment. I propose listening to the entire speech," Bochenek said on Twitter. Read: Why one of Auschwitz's last remaining survivors wrote a memoir decades later Read: Pope Francis defends his use of term 'concentration camps' for migrant housing In the speech, Szydlo said it was a great task for politicians to make sure that "such terrible events as those that took place in Auschwitz and other places of martyrdom never happen again." Can something horrible also be beautiful? As seen in the Berlin exhibition "Art from the Holocaust: 100 Works from the Yad Vashem Collection," a number of artists managed to document life in Nazi concentration camps and ghettos and create great art even during one of humanity's greatest tragedies. Pictured: "A Street in Łódź Ghetto" by Josef Kowner, who survived the Holocaust. A million Jews killed Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic all refused to comply with an EU program to relocate 160,000 migrants from frontline migrant crisis states Italy and Greece. The EU set up the plan in 2015, when migration from Africa and Middle East - in large part people fleeing Syria's civil war - was at its peak. The program faces strong resistance in Poland, which Szydlo's government has used to gain domestic support. Nazi Germany built the Auschwitz death camp on occupied Polish territory during World War II. Estimates vary, but more than a million people, mainly European Jews, are thought to have been gassed, shot or hanged at the camp, or to have died of neglect, starvation or disease during the Holocaust, before the Soviet Red Army entered its gates in January 1945. aw/msh (AFP, AP, Reuters, dpa) www.dw.com/en/polish-prime-minister-beata-szydlo-uses-auschwitz-speech-to-defend-refugee-reticence/a-39263465 |
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Post by Bonobo on Jun 24, 2017 22:03:04 GMT 1
Polish ruling party tweets ‘aversion to refugees not bad’ – then deletes ‘unfortunate’ post
Published time: 16 Jun, 2017 21:02
Marko Djurica / Reuters
Poland’s conservative ruling party seems to be in hot water again over its negative attitude to refugees. It tweeted an opinion poll chart with a statement, which said aversion to refugees should not be considered bad, but quickly deleted it.
The chart came from last year’s Pew Research study and showed that a majority of people in nine countries, including Poland, disapproved the way Brussels was handling the refugee crisis.
“Do not let yourselves be persuaded that an aversion to refugees is something bad. Poles are not an exception in Europe,” the Law and Justice Party wrote in the tweet, which was captured by photo and posted on Twitter.
The posting, however, was quickly deleted and later replaced with a toned-down comment that focused on handling of the crisis rather than the refugees.
Pawel Szefernaker, secretary of state in the cabinet of Prime Minister Beata Szydlo, remarked that the deleted tweet was written in an “exceptionally unfortunate” manner and that “such mistakes should not happen,” AP reported.
Szydlo herself came under fire over a Wednesday remark, which was widely perceived as anti-refugees.
“In today’s restless times, Auschwitz is a great lesson showing that everything must be done to protect the safety and life of one's citizens,” she said during a ceremony marking the 77th anniversary of the first deportation of the Polish prisoners to the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp. The remark appeared briefly on the same Law and Justice Twitter account, but was removed too.
Earlier this week, the European Commission launched legal proceedings against Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic for refusing to accept their quota of asylum seekers under Brussel’s resettlement plan.
The Law and Justice-led government in Warsaw considers refugees from the Middle East and North Africa a security risk and a threat to Poland’s cultural identity.
www.rt.com/news/392624-poland-refugees-remark-twitter/
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Post by Bonobo on Mar 18, 2018 16:58:01 GMT 1
Polish president compares being part of EU with occupation
Polish President Andrzej Duda has likened Poland's membership of the European Union to the successive occupations of the country by Russia, Austria and Prussia.
His nation which joined the EU in 2004, is the top beneficiary of funds from Brussels, netting some €10 billion a year (£8.8 billion).
But today the president said as during the years of occupation between 1795 and 1918, 'in faraway capitals, they make decisions for us - and in reality we are working on behalf of others.'
Duda was speaking at an event in southwestern Poland marking 100 years since the country's sovereignty was restored following World War I.
'We have today a sovereign and independent Poland where I believe we will live better and better. Talk about it to your children.'
To people who say the European Union is more important than Poland, Duda said 'everyone should remember the 123 years of partitions' when the country answered to occupying powers.
The president said at the time people thought about being occupied 'maybe it's better, there won't be any more quarrels, uprisings - we'll finally have peace'.
But they 'soon realised that while the wars continued, we don't decide for ourselves anymore'.
He continued 'now somewhere far away, in faraway capitals they make decisions for us, they take the money we earn through our work, and in reality we work on behalf of others'.
Duda is a close ally of the ruling rightwing Law and Justice (PiS) party, which came to power in 2015.
Since then, relations between Warsaw and the European Union have soured, mainly over controversial justice reforms that put the courts under government control.
Critics at home and abroad believe the court reforms introduced by the PiS threaten the separation of powers, and in December the EU launched unprecedented disciplinary proceedings.
The EU's censure could ultimately lead to Poland losing its voting rights in the bloc.
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Post by Bonobo on Mar 24, 2018 21:19:44 GMT 1
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Post by Bonobo on May 31, 2018 14:15:01 GMT 1
When an average politician has a secret lover, the case is usually ignored or soon forgotten. However, when it happens to right wing ones, they can`t expect mercy! PiS Parliament member, very conservative type, who loved to admonish wrongdoers and propagated the Christian, i.e, righteous way of life, has been caught red handed after his disappointed ex lover had contacted the media and showed the evidence of their romance. His exlanations are very amusing: " I didn`t want her to spend a night in an accidental place in Warsaw, that is why I invited her to the Parliament hotel. But there was nothing between us. And he told her he wanted to have 6 kids with her, like a Christian family should. The Net started the meme campaign, as usual: The decent ones   I am looking for a woman who will bear me 6 children...  Indecent one, discreetion advised ocdn.eu/pulscms-transforms/1/imFktkqTURBXy8wYzNkMDU5OWNhNGRiNDJjNDNhZDE2Mjc5NTAyNzdlMS5qcGVnkpUCzQPAAMLDlQIAzQPAwsM |
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Post by Bonobo on Jun 3, 2018 9:06:51 GMT 1
Korwin Mikke, Polish member of European Parliament, is probably the most known woman hater in Europe. He uttered/did various strange things before and probably realised that fame based on scandal matters the same as any other kind of fame. This time he said that women, weaker and less intelligent than men, should also earn less. Rightwingers like Korwin are pathetic but liberals are not better. After the non-guilty ruling, anybody will feel free to say anything they want in the Euro Parliament. Perfect example for native countries. Welcome to Europe. www.thefirstnews.com/article/eu-court-annuls-ep-decision-on-sanctions-on-former-polish-mep
The EU court of Justice in Luxembourg on Thursday annulled an EP decision to impose sanctions on former Polish far-right MEP Janusz Korwin-Mikke over his comments against migrants and women during EP's debates.
The Polish MEP was deprived of the right to receive a daily subsistence allowance for a period of 10 and 30 days; his participation in EP work was also temporarily suspended for 5 and 10 days. The MEP appealed against both decisions.
In Thursday's ruling, the EU court stated that the freedom of speech of MEPs should be put under increased protection because of the fundamental importance that the parliament plays in a democratic society. |
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Post by Bonobo on Jun 16, 2018 17:14:34 GMT 1
Tabloids really exaggerate. It was the right wing senator`s private business when he decided to have a swim in the cold sea naked. He is a walrus, that`s all.  |
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Post by Bonobo on Apr 14, 2019 16:29:38 GMT 1
Funny Top PiS politician, Terlecki, once a hippie nicknamed Dog when a young man, went to Ukraine to witness the conflict with pro Russian separatists. Now he is called the Dog of War   Sad PiS senator Bierecki said: PiS will do their best to cleanse Poland of all people who don`t deserve to belong to the common nation. Does that PiS scum realise such words were spoken by Hitler and company before the Final Solution? |
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Post by Bonobo on Jan 22, 2022 15:27:22 GMT 1
Residents of the area where certain controvercial right politician was born and grew up decided to create a giant slogan on the ground. tvn24.pl/polska/sorry-za-mejze-wielki-napis-pojawil-sie-pod-krosnem-odrzanskim-5548301 They are ashamed that the former deputy minister of sport comes from here. And they gave it an expression, or three words in fact. The inhabitants of the vicinity of Krosno Odrzańskie (Lubuskie Province) made a gigantic text "Sorry for the Mejzę" on the field.
The inscription "Sorry for the Mejzę" is an initiative of a group of inhabitants of the Krosno poviat. He appeared in a private field near the village of Gostchorze near Krosno Odrzańskie.
- It was a manifestation of our civic rebellion against the actions of Mr. Łukasz Mejza, against his disgusting acts related to the operation of one of his companies, NeoClinic - says Sławomir Kobiela, one of the authors of the inscription.
It took them three days
The inscription was created by a group of about 20 people. First, they marked out the places for the letters - it was not easy, because the field is not even. Then they made a non-woven inscription. They used as much as 11,000 square meters of material.
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- It lasted a total of three days. The first day was dedicated to marking out Mr. Mejzy's name and arranging the first letters. And for the next two days, yesterday and the day before yesterday, we put it all on the grass, in the meadows, explains Adam Kuczyński, one of the inhabitants involved in the action.
- The most important thing for us was to provoke people to discuss, to reflect on the direction in which everything was going - says Jarosław Cieślarczyk, another local resident. As he adds, the initiators of the inscription are not politicians or people associated with any political parties, but simply residents who are ashamed of this local politician.
But there are also those who knew Łukasz Meya. - We have never had anything to do with Mejza in terms of political or business cooperation, it is more about the fact that we are from the same yard, we grew up here, in small towns everyone knows and associates a bit - explains Piotr Gałęski, a resident of Krosno Odrzański and one with the originators of the inscription.
And he adds: - We say "sorry" because he is a man who was born near Krosno and was chosen from our district, therefore we apologize, we residents of Krosno. His family comes from here, his grandparents were the pioneers of entrepreneurship in the country, they ran their shop in a praiseworthy, honest and not "combative" manner.
Łukasz Mejza's career interrupted
The case of Łukasz Mejza was described by the journalists of Wirtualna Polska, Szymon Jadczak and Mateusz Ratajczak. The company Vinci NeoClinic, founded by Mejza, promised to treat people struggling with incurable diseases, they determined. The method praised by the MP has no medical confirmation. Treatment fees started at $ 80,000. WP also published a text in which journalists collected stories of people who had contact with Vinci NeoClinic and were persuaded to go to unproven therapy.
>> "Hope awoke in me, contact broke off. I am trying to collect myself"
>> "They played on our feelings. They gave us and my daughter hope"
>> Left MP: Mejzy's representative wrote to the mother of the sick child to remove the critical entry
On December 8, Mejza organized a meeting with journalists in which he stated that he had been affected by " the greatest political attack since 1989 ". He argued that the attack was directed not only directly at him, but also hit the present parliamentary majority. He did not answer journalists' questions.
On December 10, he announced that he had "suspended" his political activities . He explained that he had applied for unpaid leave at the ministry and asked the Marshal of the Sejm "for a leave from performing parliamentary duties".
On Christmas Eve, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki recalled Łukasz Mejza from the position of deputy minister of sport and tourism. The day before, the politician informed on social media that he was resigning. He stressed that he would continue to support the United Right camp. At the same time, he announced that those who "spread fake news" about him in the pursuit of a few political points, "will suffer adequate legal consequences."
Mejza has been a member of the Sejm since March this year, when he took the seat of the deceased KP-PSL deputy, Jolanta Fedak. After joining the Sejm, Mejza did not join the Polish Coalition-PSL club and remained unaffiliated. He has been the deputy minister of sport since October - he took up the function on the recommendation of the Republican Party.
In August, while still a non-attached MP, Mejza was punished by the Presidium of the Sejm for failing to submit an asset declaration. "There is no such possibility in the bylaws to discipline a deputy to make this statement," Deputy Marshal Ryszard Terlecki (PiS) said then. The last declaration of assets was made by Mejza on August 27, 2021, entering the ownership status there on March 16, 2021, when he became a member of parliament.
Author: FC / tam
Source: TVN24 Poznań
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Post by Bonobo on Jan 27, 2022 20:43:29 GMT 1
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A sign "for Jarosław Kaczyński" at the municipal toilet in Toruń. The city reacts
A plaque allegedly commemorating Jarosław Kaczyński's visit to the city in February 2021 appeared on the municipal restroom in the Toruń park. Next to it, a piece of wood was attached. The city authorities reacted and ordered the removal of the "memento".
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The plaque with the inscription allegedly commemorating Jarosław Kaczyński's visit to Toruń was dismantled (Photo: Twitter / Donald.pl)The plaque with the inscription allegedly commemorating Jarosław Kaczyński's visit to Toruń was dismantled (Photo: Twitter / Donald.pl) - Fotokon / Shutterstock
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A few days ago the media got a lot of media attention about the plaque in Toruń. On the wall of the city toilet in the park in Bydgoskie Przedmieście there was an inscription: " In memory of the statesman Jarosław Kaczyński, who while walking around the Cegielnia City Park on February 29, 2021, stepped on a smaller branch, breaking it with a bang. by the services as a gift to the inhabitants of the city ".
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The date itself was false, because in 2021 there was no date on February 29. There was also added information that "the artifact was gilded by President Michał Zaleski at the celebration of the 30th birthday of Radio Maryja in Toruń", although according to media reports the president of Toruń did not participate in the ceremony. City officials reacted immediately and the sign was removed.
"The plaque and the branch were dismantled, but the property was not damaged - small holes in the wood were filled in," Anna Kulbicka-Tondel, a spokeswoman for the Toruń municipality, told Super Express.
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