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Polish Parliament officially condems the verdict of the ECoHR banning Crosses in classrooms.
Wirtualna Polska ^
| Dec.4, 2009
| (mj, zel)
Posted on 12/04/2009 3:48:03 AM PST by Matt_Rel
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To: Matt_Rel
mieszkalem za rok w Bydgoszcze...wiem
nasz prezydent jest ochdny, chcialbym ze bedziemy mial madry(a), mocny(a), odwazny(a) prezydent(a)bardzo wkrotce...
Hope I remembered my Polish well...
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12/04/2009 9:43:47 AM PST
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stefanbatory
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To: Matt_Rel
I always thought the best approach would have been for Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, etc. form their own bloc outside of EU, and made trade agreements between the bloc and the EU, but without becoming a full-fledged member of the EU. That way they could have pretty much reaped the same benefits, without the costs. Slavic Europe is a different culture than that of the rest of Europe, especially since the end of WWII.
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posted on
12/04/2009 9:48:42 AM PST
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dfwgator
To: Pyro7480; Matt_Rel
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posted on
12/04/2009 10:30:43 AM PST
by
wastedyears
(You tell 'em I'm coming, and Hell's coming with me! - Wyatt Earp)
To: Matt_Rel
LOL. Looks like it's really hard to understand why Poland joined the EU. Theoretically speaking, Poland gets more money from the EU than she pays to the common kitty. In fact, the criteria of getting money for perticular projects from the EU are so complicated that Poland is in the red.
The real argument for the EU is access to the common market. Within the common legal framework you have "complete no kidding free trade" and that's why e.g. Dell serves the German market with factories in Poland, 70% of all trade is with EU countries as well as the majority of all foreign investment in Poland. There are even common company statutes (SE = Societas Europaea, e.g. the former Porsche SE).
The Secret of World Peace
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posted on
12/04/2009 10:56:47 AM PST
by
wolf78
(Inflation is a form of taxation, too. Cranky Libertarian - equal opportunity offender.)
To: Matt_Rel
Tylko pod Krzyżem, tylko od tym znakiem,
Polska bedzie Polska, a Polak - Polakiem
Only under the Cross, only under this sign,
Poland, will be Poland, and a Pole will be a Pole.
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posted on
12/04/2009 11:35:09 AM PST
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lizol
To: stefanbatory
LOL. Anyway, I understood pretty well.Thanks.
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posted on
12/04/2009 12:22:35 PM PST
by
Matt_Rel
To: wastedyears; dfwgator; Pyro7480; lizol
Sabaton - 40:1 (Battle of Wizna) Mind the fact that those few heroes of Wizna who got to captivity never surrendered! They were collected by Germans from the battle field being severely wounded and barely alive.
This is a good example to follow even in our times when our Christian World is in jeopardy, terrorized by a Muhammadans and Atheists.
No retreat! No surrender! This is the lesson I have learned from the Heroes of Wizna.
see this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoQj8GGHNxU
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12/04/2009 1:01:30 PM PST
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Matt_Rel
To: Matt_Rel
So the have to obey the law?
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posted on
12/04/2009 2:13:29 PM PST
by
MSF BU
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To: wolf78
Why embracing free trade must also mandate atheism and sodomy is beyond me.
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posted on
12/04/2009 2:15:41 PM PST
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MSF BU
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To: Matt_Rel
It looks like they have 40 obamas in their midst. 40 out 400 and some mp’s abstained from voting.
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posted on
12/04/2009 4:55:24 PM PST
by
guitarplayer1953
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To: Cincinna; AdmSmith; Berosus; bigheadfred; Convert from ECUSA; dervish; Ernest_at_the_Beach; ...
The Polish Parliament, Seym, has stood up for the freedom of religion and for the endorsement of the values which belong to common heritage of the nations of Europe. The Seym of Poland rejects the verdict of the European Court of Human Rights banning Crosses in classrooms in Italy and calls the parliaments of the countries belonging to the Council of Europe to reflect on the issue... the 460-seat Polish Parliament... Out of 402 MPs present at the voting, 357 MPs voted for the resolution, 40 abstained from voting and 5 MPs were against.
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posted on
12/04/2009 5:11:33 PM PST
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SunkenCiv
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To: Matt_Rel
You may well be right - I heard a figure of 650 on the radio and as we well know that isn't authoritative. But even if it is 600 it is still a lot more than others are willing to commit.
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posted on
12/05/2009 7:42:39 AM PST
by
vimto
(To do the right thing you don't have to be intelligent - you have to be brave (Sasz))
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