PF Gold Membership
PolishForums   Meet Polish People at PF! 
Home . Polls . Search Witamy,  [Guest 38.103.63.59]  Latest Discussions . Unanswered Posts
 Please register or login below:

 » Username  » Password 
Polish Forums / Poland Politics & History /

What's in the Polish News today?


  «« 1 2 3 [4] 5  »»
posts: 145
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 09:09  #91

Flooding in parts of Poland.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
osiol GOLD
  Sep 7, 07, 09:11  #92

Does Poland have similar problems to the UK when it comes to flooding? -
Too much development on flood-plains, etc.

Member
Posts: 5122
Joined: Jul 25, 07
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 09:33  #93

The flooding at the moment is caused by rain.

In Wroclaw there are new, big buildings with deep foundations. We also have a high water table. So, I think we might have problems in the future.
Most development in Poland is in city areas.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 09:44  #94

A special service was held today for the two pilots who died in a mid-air collision.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 12:20  #95

Quoting: FISZ
Does anyone in PL even have an opinion about this?



In order for Poland to move forward people, whose families and lives were destroyed by the former system, have the right to demand justice. The current confusion is a direct result of not bringing certain individuals to justice. Former high ranking party officials are now honourable members of the upper classes of Polish society. They had the financial capabilities to reposition themselves in free market Poland. Many of their children were educated at western universities. They themselves travelled abroad extensively, had access to foreign currencies and shopped in Pevex's shops. They will also be entitled to very handsome pensions.

These are the very same individuals today that seek to confuse and disinform Polish society about who cooperated. They were also the same individuals who changed, created ,rewrote and destroyed numerous numbers of secret police files prior to the election of this government. Poles have the right to know who they were and how they cooperated. They also have the right to demand compensation from the guilty.

What's more some European powers have little interest in clarifying any of the above for reasons that will be become known in the history books our grandchildren will read. I am afraid very few people in the west can begin to understand or comprehend what has happened. They should, however, consider their own history and decision making processes before lecturing Poles about how to treat former communist criminals. They should first explain the reasons behind the decisions taken after the second world war. The reasons behind " Yalta". The reasons behind the recognition of the illegal Polish government (put in place by Moscow) after the second war world.

The very same reasons today are being used to justify the EU's close cooperation with Russia. A Russia infiltrated with former KGB agents in all areas of economic and political life. A Russia who rewards cooperation with riches and punishes dissent with murder.

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
Ronek
  Sep 7, 07, 12:33  #96

ok... he's gone a bit over the top.

Member
Posts: 386
Joined: Sep 4, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 12:50  #97

Long live PiS !

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 12:51  #98

Jaroslaw the Great

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 12:54  #99

Better dead than red!

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
osiol GOLD
  Sep 7, 07, 12:58  #100

Quoting: Wroclaw
In Wroclaw there are new, big buildings with deep foundations. We also have a high water table. So, I think we might have problems in the future.
Most development in Poland is in city areas.

In a town near where I live, there is a typical new development - luxury riverside appartments.
Luckily, these are more expensive (and less trendy) than older properties.
Low-lying land is cheaper to buy. It has also often not been built on in the past (wonder why?).
So it's good for the council, good for the developers and bad not only for the people who move in,
but also those afftected by the decrease in flood-plain area which leads to more problems with flooding downstream.
I was wondering if this 'cheaper' option was the way things are being done in Poland too,


Quoting: Wroclaw
rain

It rained quite a lot when I was in Poland earlier this year.
I told them it was my British weather I had brought with me,

Member
Posts: 5122
Joined: Jul 25, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 13:01  #101

Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 13:12  #102

Quoting: osiol
I was wondering if this 'cheaper' option was the way things are being done in Poland too,


Honest answer. I don't know.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
Ronek
  Sep 7, 07, 13:27  #103

Quoting: johan123

Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.


You're beeing ignorant right now. Check up "socialism" in encyclopedia.

Member
Posts: 386
Joined: Sep 4, 07
                              
 
Lukasz
  Sep 7, 07, 13:39  #104

Quoting: johan123
Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.



PiS has defenitely social outlook on economy ... Lets smash them !! :)

Member
Posts: 2484
Joined: Sep 1, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 13:42  #105

Quoting: Ronek
You're beeing ignorant right now. Check up "socialism" in encyclopedia.


I have experienced its reality, so have no reason for definitions in an encyclopedia.

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
osiol GOLD
  Sep 7, 07, 13:50  #106

Quoting: Karl Marx

I'm no Marxist.

Member
Posts: 5122
Joined: Jul 25, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 14:06  #107

Quoting: Lukasz
PiS has defenitely social outlook on economy ... Lets smash them !! :)


Must be a student!


Quoting: osiol


Quoting: Karl Marx

I'm no Marxist.


Must be an American

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 14:09  #108

Quoting: Ronek
You're beeing ignorant right now. Check up "socialism" in encyclopedia.



STUDENT

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
osiol GOLD
  Sep 7, 07, 14:11  #109

Quoting: johan123
Must be an American

Who?

Member
Posts: 5122
Joined: Jul 25, 07
                              
 
johan123
  Sep 7, 07, 14:12  #110

The conclusion being that all the above for one reason or another are unable to understand the current political reality in Poland.

Member
Posts: 350
Joined: Jun 5, 07
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 14:42  #111

Quoting: johan123
all the above for one reason or another are unable to understand the current political reality in Poland.


Neither can the present government. That's why they are voting at this present moment......... to change it.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 14:44  #112

We are having an early election.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
Zgubiony
Edited by: Zgubiony  Sep 7, 07, 15:06  #113

Quoting: johan123
Jaroslaw the Great

Isn't he the gay one that lives with his mother and cat? I'm not much into PL politics, but while I was there I did hear many jokes about this guy. How can anyone take those clowns seriously?


Posts: 2466
Joined: Oct 20, 06
                              
 
Zgubiony
  Sep 7, 07, 15:11  #114

Because of the right-wing coalition recently colapsing, what are the chances that this piss party will be re-elected? Does Tusk have a better chance this time around?


Posts: 2466
Joined: Oct 20, 06
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 15:28  #115

Quoting: Zgubiony
Does Tusk have a better chance this time around?


It's very difficult to say. Whatever anyone says or thinks the country is in better shape than it was. All I can say is that I think some people will vote differently. But for who and in what numbers I don't know.
We'll have a better idea in a few days.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
Lukasz
Edited by: Lukasz  Sep 7, 07, 16:03  #116

Last time, PO have been thinking thry will have coalition after the elections, thats why they werent play to sharp with PiS. PiS in the last part of the campain played harg and win, People voted for them because they thought there will be coalition with PO...

This time things looks much different, I watched todays debate, and I think PiS will lose.

Member
Posts: 2484
Joined: Sep 1, 07
                              
 
Zgubiony
  Sep 7, 07, 16:07  #117

Quoting: Lukasz
I think PiS will lose

This would be good. I was in Poznan for the last election and everyone was pissed off....mostly the young people. I'd imagine that the PO would be more focused on one of the real issues that PL faces such as creating more jobs so all of the youth doesn't have to leave.


Posts: 2466
Joined: Oct 20, 06
                              
 
Wroclaw
  Sep 7, 07, 16:10  #118

Z.

Check out the PO website. It has an English version and now that things are happening it will keep you up to date.

Member
Posts: 3428
Joined: Apr 1, 06
                              
 
Zgubiony
  Sep 7, 07, 16:12  #119

Quoting: Wroclaw
Check out the PO website. It has an English version and now that things are happening it will keep you up to date.

Thanks Wroclaw :)


Posts: 2466
Joined: Oct 20, 06
                              
 
Grzegorz_
  Sep 7, 07, 16:15  #120

Quoting: johan123
Better dead than red!


True.

Member
Posts: 5667
Joined: Nov 16, 06
                              
 
  «« 1 2 3 [4] 5  »» Similar Threads¦Latest Discussions Go UPtop of page

Home / Poland Politics & History /


Only registered and logged-in users may post here. Please login or register.

Newer thread in this forum: Older thread in this forum:
Poland's Contribution to the E.U. Michnik in NYT and IHT


75 users online in the last hour [Guests - 57 / Members - 18] All times are CST (GMT -6)

Home . Latest Discussions . Unanswered Posts . Statistics
© 2005-08 PolishForums.com | About Us | Contact Us | Privacy, TOS, Rules | Poland Advertising |