Delph You obviously benefited from having the superior British passport for many years
I use "superior" to mean "ease of travel". The Polish passport still suffers from some insane restrictions, such as the need to get a visa to visit the USA. I won't go there until they drop visas for Poles out of solidarity with them, because it's absolutely ridiculous and unfair.
A passport does not maketh a man be it Polish or British, only hard work and a drive to better is the true passport to success.
Agreed. That's why I wouldn't object to a set of rules that rewards those that work hard and contribute while denying those that might just want an easy route to an EU passport.
The president should also have the power to withhold citizenship, especially due to security concerns, as a constitutional power.
Only a non-Pole could say that, as any real Polish person would know and remember how many Polish citizens were stripped of their citizenship in previous years by hostile governments. That's actually why Article 34, paragraph 2 of the Polish Constitution makes it clear that renouncing one's citizenship is the only way to lose it.
