[j24]

We (Poles) didn't have our own state for 123 years. Does it mean that during those years we had no rights and anybody (Russians, Germans,) could do with us what they wanted?
I really believe Americans have good intentions. They are just unable to understand what it means for a nation to be devoid of its own state.

[Romanov]

You have a knack for revisionist history.... And, you really don't understand history and certainly have no clue about Chechen history vis-a-vis Russia, the Soviet Union, and now the Russian Federation. Perhaps you can enlighten us to the history of the Chechenskaya Respublika Ichkeriya and how long they were a legitimate "independent" country?

[anonymoussierra]

"Our polish heritage has been proven. And though being partition and rejected, we stood up for our self’s not once; many multiply times, and history of our nation can prove it, what we got is just a smack in a face and being spit on and forgotten. And we have been rejected and oppress by so many, this doesn't mean though we should not show respect and have gratitude for different nationality. Let me put this in one nail on a head -we are just humans."
Thank you

[RussianBoor]

I really believe Americans have good intentions. They are just unable to understand what it means for a nation to be devoid of its own state.

Well, I for that matter do not understand either a nation that finally got its statehood and immediately surrendered it to the EU socialists. And -- keeps blaming the Russians ;))