Poland Brings Strongly Christian Influence to European Politics

LifeSite ^ | Tuesday May 30, 2006 | Gudrun Schultz

[Nachum]

As much a shock as the many Muslims who have come to London?

Oh definately not. But, I think Arab oil money might have a mitigating affect.

[fogofbobegabay]

The shameful of banning the Polish Army from the Victory parades still offends me. But that was a Labor government after all. One comes to expect such duplicity from socialists.

[George - the Other]

"And he's a Polish liberal, a leftist ... So imagine the conservatives. :-)))"

It's kinda like my Czech-Polish family here in Baltimore. There faith has not been shaken. They still stand resolute in their belief in God. :)

[RobbyS]

So will the Pole's western values, if England wants to remain western.

[RobbyS]

Even though the Poles had the fourth largest( I think) military contingent among the Allies.

[Nachum]

if England wants to remain western.

Well, I guess that's the question, isn't it?

[Romanov]

Are there any Brits who actually live in London? Last time I was there it seemed, well, how to put it - MUSLIM.

[Romanov]

"Polish president Lech Kaczynski is opposed to abortion and gay marriage, and has resisted pressure by the EU to change the country's anti-abortion laws and support homosexual activity."

How much pressure does the EU put on this issue? I know they pretty much demand abolition of the death penalty prior to EU membership. Do they hold back membership "privileges" if a EU member refuses to change pro-life laws?

[DesScorp]

In other news, Poland to become the most hated state in Europe...

[dfwgator]

But I would tend to think that many of the Poles who move to London will tend to be much more liberal, and that is their primary motivation for leaving the country. So will they mitigate things all that much?

[sergey1973]

Lizol--we need Poland to take over Germany and France before they become Islamic republics -:))) Taking over Ukraine and Belarus wouldn't be a bad idea too although our Ukrainian Freepers would certainly object -:))))

Just a few of my wacky thoughts -:))))

[RobbyS]

Yes, but it also depends on how much influence Poland comes to have in Europe. People like to associate with a "comer." Even the liberals cannot like the growing Muslim inluence in England.

[lizol]

We'll see what can be done about it :-)))