Polish Parliament elections in October 2011

pawianThreads: 90 Posts: 5,399 Joined: May 30, 08 ♂	Edited by: pawian Nov 3, 11, 22:26 #991
pawian: The most hardened PiS activists, real PiS pitbulls, are trying to wrong their beloved boss. I love this new coinage: WyPiSani. Written off! http://www.tvn24.pl/2476889,28377,0,1,1,wypisani,wideo.html boletus: ll of them were repeating the some mantra, which they have been doing in the last week or so: Yes: We are true patriots of PiS, Kaczyński is out true leader. It is sickening.

IronsideThreads: 59 Posts: 6,786 Joined: Feb 26, 09 ♂	Nov 4, 11, 01:58 #992
Lets better foucus on Poland's beloved leader Tusk, his gov and this plans for Poland for foreseeable future. Whats that would be ?

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Edited by: hague1cmaeron Nov 4, 11, 22:37 #993

pawian:

Yes: We are true patriots of PiS, Kaczyński is out true leader.

It is sickening.

Never in the field of human history have so many ass lickers congregated into party with so few prospects. the PIS functionary is the ideal type of party stooge, obedient and unquestioning. Take Hoffman for example, he would make the ideal PRL functionary, and with his surname dare i say it, he would serve the National Socialists just as well.

What a contrast with PO, a party that tolerates internal competition for power. Look at Tusk and Schetyna, they are competing for power and yet still remain on very good terms, contrast this with Kaczynski who takes everything personally and is intolerant of dissent, no wonder he surrounds himself with brain dead conformist toadies.

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Nov 4, 11, 22:55 #994

hague1cmaeron:

Never in the field of human history have so many ass lickers congregated into party with so few prospects. the PIS functionary is the ideal type of party stooge, obedient and unquestioning. Take Hoffman for example, he would make the ideal PRL functionary, and with his surname dare i say it, he would serve the National Socialists just as well.

Give them one piece of credit - party discipline is exceptionally strong within PiS. Not in a good way, of course - and they've lost most of the political talent who would be capable of forming a government, but...still.

I dare say that Kaczynski learnt well from his father - PZPR discipline was always quite strong.

hague1cmaeron:

What a contrast with PO, a party that tolerates internal competition for power.

Yup, the PO primary for the Presidential candidature was a fantastic example.

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Edited by: hague1cmaeron Nov 5, 11, 04:19 #995

delphiandomine:

Give them one piece of credit - party discipline is exceptionally strong within PiS. Not in a good way, of course - and they've lost most of the political talent who would be capable of forming a government, but...still.

They are, but this discipline is not self imposed. These are talentless individuals who can't do anything besides politics, and the prospect of them going outside of the party structure, God forbid forming their own party and possibly not making it into parliament again, would be a total disaster, and the end of their meager existence as they know it. So it's a discipline borne out of the basest form of cowardice.

delphiandomine:

I dare say that Kaczynski learnt well from his father - PZPR discipline was always quite strong.

Yes, his old man must have told him all about being a good communist.

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Edited by: pawian Nov 5, 11, 23:35 #996

I think it is time to let this thread rest, after very hot exploitation. The elections of 2011 took place one month ago. They didn`t change much, because PO and PSL remained in power.

At the same time, we can say the elections have shattered the Polish political scene quite considerably. The surprising success of Palikot party, the failure of post -communists, breakup in PiS - Poland is changing on our eyes.

New attitudes, new times, new people, new circumstances require a new approach.

We need a new thread.

I would like to kindly invite you to check this out:
Polish political circus

Let this cartoon be its advertisement:

To the parliament? Just turn right. You can`t miss it.

Thank you all for participation. We have done excellent task here. I did have a lot of fun, contributing my serious opinions and mild jokes, and discussing things with you.

PS. Dear mods, can you keep it non-archive for a while? There are some predictions here about Poland`s future, either bright or grim, which might be debated after some time passes.

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