Kaczynski >possibly< responsible for the crash

heartc · 04-11-10, 05:07 AM

LOL, ridiculous. The irony is that with all your whining and revanchism when the bodies were not even recovered yet, you kinda proved Kaczyński right after all, at least as far as you are concerned.

What is funny is that with your recently discovered skepticism regarding the institution that is the EU, one would have thought you should have some sympathy with what this man's point was all about. For Poland, what started with WWII didn't end in 1945. It ended only relatively recently in ~1990, so they will get concerned when they see the forming of another bureaucrat apparatus that loves to rule and puts the idea of freedom not at the very top of its priority list. Also, with the pragmatically good relationship between Germany and Russia, while the latter has no qualms about bombing a neighboring democracy even in the 21st century, I don't find it too surprising when some alarm bells are ringing in Poland. Wanting to build a pipeline from Russia that bypasses a fellow EU member state didn't help either in building up the confidence.

But instead of thinking about this, you play the drama queen ala "I don't wear a mustache, how dare you!" and would have loved to put Kaczyński on your ignore list, not realizing that this was exactly his point. All you did is reap the lines given to you by our own biased and EU worshipping media and run with it. Your god damn Spiegel has lots of (frm. Chancellor) Schröder like Russia lovers and former commies in their staff, who - in addition - remember very well that Poland was one of those who spoiled the party in 1989/90. Who allowed Poland to speak up? How dare they have their own opinion!

If the EU is meant to stay on a path of freedom and democracy, it would do well to listen to her smaller member states instead of listening to Russia.

04-11-10, 05:07 AM	#15
heartc Samurai Navy Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Munich Posts: 562 Downloads: 71 Uploads: 0	LOL, ridiculous. The irony is that with all your whining and revanchism when the bodies were not even recovered yet, you kinda proved Kaczyński right after all, at least as far as you are concerned. What is funny is that with your recently discovered skepticism regarding the institution that is the EU, one would have thought you should have some sympathy with what this man's point was all about. For Poland, what started with WWII didn't end in 1945. It ended only relatively recently in ~1990, so they will get concerned when they see the forming of another bureaucrat apparatus that loves to rule and puts the idea of freedom not at the very top of its priority list. Also, with the pragmatically good relationship between Germany and Russia, while the latter has no qualms about bombing a neighboring democracy even in the 21st century, I don't find it too surprising when some alarm bells are ringing in Poland. Wanting to build a pipeline from Russia that bypasses a fellow EU member state didn't help either in building up the confidence. But instead of thinking about this, you play the drama queen ala "I don't wear a mustache, how dare you!" and would have loved to put Kaczyński on your ignore list, not realizing that this was exactly his point. All you did is reap the lines given to you by our own biased and EU worshipping media and run with it. Your god damn Spiegel has lots of (frm. Chancellor) Schröder like Russia lovers and former commies in their staff, who - in addition - remember very well that Poland was one of those who spoiled the party in 1989/90. Who allowed Poland to speak up? How dare they have their own opinion! If the EU is meant to stay on a path of freedom and democracy, it would do well to listen to her smaller member states instead of listening to Russia. __________________