| Poland 18:35 - Oct 31 with 443 views | Dr_Winston |
The EU up to their usual tricks of subverting democracy when things don't go their way. Rerun votes, attempts to ban anti-EU politicians, even downright election rigging. No tactics appear to be low enough for the Globalists to utilise them.
Wouldn't piss the Poles off in this day and age though. |  |
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| Poland on 18:51 - Oct 31 with 414 views | Gwyn737 |
I don’t understand this one.
The government have done a lot of work to protect polish sovereignty which has put then at odds with the EU.
I assumed that they’d go for a Polexit but having read around it a bit it seems that it’s not what the public want.
All seems a bit odd and more like a clash of egos than serving the public. |  | | |
| Poland on 18:56 - Oct 31 with 407 views | Dr_Winston |
From what I can gather (I know a couple of Poles) they don't mind being in the EU but on their terms, and are prepared to stick two fingers up if that's not an option. They're not interested all that much in open borders, surrendering the Zloty or enacting basically every dictat that comes from Brussels. A bit like we were really.
Tusk has been maneuvered back into power to break this deadlock and integrate the Poles more, and is trying to get rid of anyone that can stop him. | |
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| Poland on 19:16 - Oct 31 with 381 views | Gwyn737 |
| Poland on 18:56 - Oct 31 by Dr_Winston |
From what I can gather (I know a couple of Poles) they don't mind being in the EU but on their terms, and are prepared to stick two fingers up if that's not an option. They're not interested all that much in open borders, surrendering the Zloty or enacting basically every dictat that comes from Brussels. A bit like we were really.
Tusk has been maneuvered back into power to break this deadlock and integrate the Poles more, and is trying to get rid of anyone that can stop him. |
Is it that he’s got back in on a pro EU mandate?
I can understand with their history being part of a bigger bloc is comforting… | | | |
| Poland on 23:36 - Oct 31 with 203 views | majorraglan |
It’s a complicated issue going back a number of years, the BBC article summarises the issues but if you want to get more background it’s best to read several different publications. Tusk is pro EU, while there are others who say the previous government and current president are more anti EU and possibly more pro Russia in a similar manner to Orban. I was talking to a Polish friend yesterday who went in to a lot more detail about it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/ | | | |
| Poland on 08:28 - Nov 1 with 44 views | Dr_Winston |
| Poland on 19:16 - Oct 31 by Gwyn737 |
Is it that he’s got back in on a pro EU mandate?
I can understand with their history being part of a bigger bloc is comforting… |
Finished the last election as head of the second largest party, but leading a coalition of pro-EU/left wing/Globalist types.
To be honest, after spending much of the last several centuries as a puppet state of a larger entity (usually Russian) I'd expect most Poles to feel completely the opposite. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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