Category Archives: Poland

Poland and Trump

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1, Polish people break into spontaneous chant of “USA USA USA” for President Trump and FLOTUS.

2. As horrifying as it is that this needs to be said, thank God almighty someone is saying it.

3. Thousands in Poland wave US flags

(If we have to have a population replacement, I have an idea…)

Polish MP and former PM: “We have a right to say no!”

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Which brings me to one of my favorite scenes in one of my favorite movies. It never seemed so important as it does right now.

I think its time to watch the whole thing again tonight.

Polish MEP: “Let get real, we are talking about muslims”

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Richard Henry Czarnecki ([?r??art ?x?nr? t??ar?n?t?ski], born 25 January 1963 in London; pol. Ryszard Henryk Czarnecki) is a British-born Polish politician who is a Member of the European Parliament for the Lower Silesian and Opole constituency from Law and Justice. Prior to 2008, he was a member of the Self-Defense party.

He is part of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs, and is a substitute for the Committee on Constitutional Affairs and a member of the Delegation for relations with the countries of south-east Europe. Member of the “Group on South Asia”,”South Asia Peace Forum” and “Forum for Balochistan” in the European Parliament.

(Thank you Ava Lon for the heavy lifting on this one)

Teen-day in the Polish Parliament did not go as the leftists planned

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At Poland’s regular Teen Day in Parliament, a number of speakers came to discuss matters of importance to the MPs but it didn’t go as the left had hoped. This young teen pulled the full Raegan on them including the speech ender, Cartago delende est, where Carthage is now Brussels.

Gates of Vienna has more.

As a reminder, today’s two top stories in terms of major events were actually nothing of geopolitical importance.

The attack on the airport complex in Manila was in fact an angry gambler that wanted half his money back from the casino. Robbing a casino for half your loses is an odd combination of reasonable and psychotic I might add.

And the Vatican fire was actually at an auto-scrap yard in Rome.

 

Two important legends remembered today in Poland

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Poland still retains two important customs and traditions which need to be known by the rest of the West. Thanks to our tireless translator, Ava Lon, we can show you them with explanations.

The Bugler of St. Mary’s.

Video of the actual performance:

In the same town, Cracow, there is another tradition to make the same point. Or perhaps more accurately the point of what happens when you fail to hear the bugle’s call to arms.

In this tradition during the procession of Corpus Christi, a man dressed as a Muslim invader, complete with a pointy hat with the Ottoman, or is it Tartar, crescent on top, rides atop a ‘horse’ tapping people with a rod, symbolic of forcing them to pay the “jizya” or tribute the non-Muslims were forced to pay to their islamic overlords after being conquered. As the Koran puts it:

Al Tawba verse 29:

Fight against those who (1) believe not in Allah, (2) nor in the Last Day, (3) nor forbid that which has been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger (4) and those who acknowledge not the religion of truth (i.e. Islam) among the people of the Scripture (Jews and Christians), until they pay the Jizyah with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued.

Tapping people with the staff symbolizes beating the locals into a state of submission, although today people believe it brings them luck. The horseman is known locally as Lajkonika, where Konic means little horse.

Some people actually give money symbolizing paying the jizya, but really to help keep this tradition alive.

This used to be an annual event without interruption for 700 years. But it is more common now for tourists, and hopefully of increased importance to the locals. Here is a Wiki on the festival you can see in the video above.

Many thanks again to Ava Lon for making me aware of this beautiful remembrance and explaining it so well for us all.

 

Polish nationalists hold peaceful demo, ANTIFA not quite as brave against them as elsewhere

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Poland: Antifa counter-demo disrupts nationalist march through Warsaw

Antifa activists heckled a march of hundreds of nationalists on the streets of central Warsaw, Saturday. The counter-protesters shouted “free Warsaw from nationalism” while the nationalists of the National Radical Camp responded with the slogan – “death to enemies of the fatherland.”

Both groups were separated by riot police and there were reports of arrests following confrontations.

Members of the National Radical Camp gathered in Warsaw to mark the 83nd anniversary of the group’s founding.

(The blue line is a lot thicker than it is in Western nations for some reason)

Kerfuffle in the one below. Seems to be an older Polish commie perhaps?

Polish MEP and member of the Polish Parliament, Janusz Ryszard Korwin-Mikke “They will have our daughters in harems”

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The Poles are clearly the horse to bet on right now along with the Hungarians and perhaps even the Czechs. We are looking into a particular article about the Czech Republic to substantiate that important claim about right to gun ownership.

 

Polish media covers the ongoing riots against TWO Kabab shops run by killer muslims

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This is worth watching to the end. The interview with the man who moved back to Poland from Sweden because of islamic migrants, and the crowd, who looked up the second location of kabab shop by the same killers, and ransacked that also.

Earlier today we posted a couple of other items on this same important story. A Polish news article, and a set of videos of the riots.

 

Riots in Elk after the death of 21-year-old in front of a kebab shop. There have been arrests. The mayor of the city calls for calm.

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An original translation by Ava Lon with much thanks!

From this Polish news site:

January 1, 2017

21-year-old Daniel died on the New Year’s Eve, in a fight in front of Prince Kebab shop in E?k. Police detained four men, including foreigners [That’s an MSM lie: they all are foreign — translator]. The protests, which degenerated into clashes with police, continue at the premises. The kebab shop was destroyed; the glass door was broken.

On Saturday night between 10 and 11 pm there was a brawl in front of a fast food in E?k. A 21-year-old was killed — on his body two stab wounds were found, probably from a knife.

According to the police, both foreigners and Poles were involved in the brawls. Four men were arrested, among them foreigners. Due to the ongoing investigation, police didn’t disclose their nationality. It is known that they were sober.

What is known about the circumstances of the death of 21-year-old?

TVP [Polish state television] reported that the 21-year-old Daniel, according to unofficial information, had allegedly thrown a firecracker towards Prince Kebab restaurant. Then four men ran out the restaurant towards him — two Algerians, a Tunisian and Moroccan. The 21-year-old was stabbed twice with a knife, which proved fatal.

Riots in E?k

After 2pm on Sunday a crowd gathered in from of the restaurant, approximately 200-300 people. People chanted hateful slogans against foreigners (including: “F**k the chapatis!” [which is a racial slur, derived from the name of an Indian bread, but sounding like Polish word ciapa, meaning an idiot, or someone clumsy or embarrassing]) while throwing stones and firecrackers. TVP reported live that the property was destroyed, and that stones, bricks and paving stones were thrown at the shop.

According to the reporter, at the beginning the police didn’t want to intervene so as not to exacerbate the conflict. Only later they did they decide to react, and pushed the inhabitants away from the restaurant.

Riot police from neighboring Olsztyn were brought to town. Police partially blocked the traffic on the street where the crowd was gathered.

During the evening clashes with the police, military police were also deployed, among other measures

During the afternoon and evening in E?k the situation remained uneasy. Protesters directed their aggression towards police officers. Police detained a dozen people in connection with the riot. Spokesperson Warmia-Mazury command Rafa? Jackowski explained that there will be investigation concerning their participation in the gathering. “They might be charged with property damage or disruption of public order,” she pointed out.

“Before 9pm there were still more than a hundred people on the premises,” our local police spokesperson Sgt. Agata Kulikowska de Na??cz said in an interview. “The most aggressive people are being arrested by our officers”.

“We are supported by other departments, including the Municipal Police, Fire Brigade and Military Police,” added the spokesperson.

The autopsy of the 21-year-old will be performed on Monday

“There has been a great tragedy. I would like to appeal to residents and ask for calm and respect for the tragedy that the family of 21-year-old Daniel is experiencing . I offered psychological help to this family,” said the mayor of E?k, Tomasz Andrukiewicz.

E?k City Councillor Micha? Tyszkiewicz said that Prince Kebab was managed by citizens of Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco, and these are the people who have been detained by the police after the death of 21-year-old Daniel. The owner of the restaurant, according to Tyszkiewicz, is an E?k entrepreneur. According to the councilor, the Tunisian, the Moroccan and the Algerians also run another restaurant in E?k, which was also destroyed by rioters.

On Monday an autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death of the 21-year-old.

In Poland, lack of diversity is clearly their strength: Muslims kill Pole, Poles push back

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Listening to post-modern leaders, determined to destroy the nation state and individual rights like Trudeau and Obama, people have heard the lie so often that “diversity is our strength’, a clear and obvious oxymoron, so often most people parrot it as if it was axiomatic.

Then you see an event like this one in Poland where on New Years Eve, a single man threw a fire cracker in the general direction of a kebab shop, and four foreign men, identified as Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian came out and stabbed him to death.

To death.

The owner of the shop was a Turk we think.

He did not throw the firecracker against the wall of the shop, just in the general direction.

The locals did not take to it well, and came out in force to show that would not be tolerated.

Vlad reader, Kathy, sent in this summary, with some additions taken from a major Polish news source, and translated by Ava Lon.

[In the town of Elk in Poland, a 21 year-old polish man threw a firecracker in the direction of a Kebab restaurant on New Year’s Eve.

Four  kebab workers, from Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia did not like it and they killed the Pole with knives. Police already have the killers in custody.  However people in Elk did not like it and today they got together and they protested against the migrants.

Also they showed what happens to the restaurants whose workers kill Poles in Poland. None of the men arrested where drunk. 

The firecracker was thrown not against the kebab shop, but just in that direction.]

In societies where there is no tie that binds, there would be no unified response. And the most violent group with the strongest community bonds will take over that society, and those will be muslims in all cases where the host culture has lost its compass.

Poland shows that it has a collective self worth. It will not accept the bleating of the leftist press, who, we are told, left the reason for these protests and this minor destruction at the Kebab shop out of the news story but made it look like racist Poles broke some windows.

This is a big story with an important outcome. We will be posting more on it as it happens. The left will want to make sure that the non-Muslim world continues to be divided in as many ways as possible. Men Vs. women, Christians Vs. everyone else. Jews against leftist Jews and everyone against the Jews and so on.

As long as nations like Canada and increasingly the USA, England, France and so on lose their national identities, Islam must become the strong guiding principle, as they have the most people who are not diverse in any meaningful way.

And rule of law will descend into mob rule.

But a very crafted form of mob rule referred to as, ‘sharia’.

 

 

 

Facebook blocks conservative groups, organizers of national independence day march

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A original translation by Ava Lon with much thanks!

From this Polish language news site:

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The deputy head of MS blocking nationalists on Facebook: In Poland there is no consensus on censorship

In Poland, we don’t accept censorship; we will analyze in legal terms, what we can do about Facebook blocking profiles associated with the national movements – announced on Wednesday, Deputy Minister of Justice Patryk Jaki. It’s outrageous – he believes.

National-movement-activists reported on Twitter that in recent days some profiles disappeared from Facebook, among others, the March of Independence, the National Movement, the National Radical Camp and All-Polish Youth. Administrators also blocked profiles of activists.

Nationalists, who are blaming, primarily employees of the Polish branch of Facebook for the removal , planned for a November 5th protest against the Warsaw seat of the social networking site.

Patryk Jaki, Deputy Minister stressed on Wednesday in “Signals day” in the radio Jedynka that Poland is “the cradle of democracy and freedom.” “We don’t accept censorship” – he said.

Asked whether the prosecution should look into blocking of the patriotic pages and and pages with a related content among others” the Independence March, the deputy head of the Ministry of Justice replied: “We will analyze in legal terms, what we can do, because actually what happens on Facebook, but also on Twitter, is outrageous.”

Asked whether the prosecution can do anything against a company, that is outside the Polish jurisdiction, he said: “Today we’re wondering if we can do something. Probably, the possibilities we have, are limited, but even the ones that we have, I think we should use them “.

“There are allowed (on Facebook) pages, that offend the Catholic Church, vulgar ones, others- referring to the communist ideology, but not allowed are Polish patriotic slogans? Something here is not right and it absolutely can not be accepted,” – he said.

According to him, “evidently patriotic Polish pages are often being harassed.” “Only one type of [FB] page in the political dispute is being harassed (…), and the others, even the most vulgar ones, act freely. Here, clearly something is wrong with freedom and democracy,” – said the deputy minister. In his view, blocking patriots “is a question of those people, who are responsible for these sites in Poland.”

Also digitization minister Anna Stre?y?ska, expressed her opinion and wrote Tuesday on Twitter: “Concerning FB problem, I act as I see fit and reasonable, within the law, and my competence; in order to solve the problem rather than inflame it.”

Polish League Against Defamation [non-government civil rights organization] on its website published a statement in which he states that “censorship used by Facebook,” is a violation of, among others, Art. 54 of the Constitution, which says that “everyone shall have the freedom to express opinions and to acquire and disseminate information, and preventive censorship means of social communication and the licensing of the press shall be prohibited.” “Because FB operates on Polish territory is obliged to adhere to the Polish legal order” – emphasized Polish League Against Defamation.

The organization also announced that it filed two notices of a possible crime by the administration of Facebook regarding the violation of article. 196 CC, which reads: “Whoever disrespects the religious feelings of others, by desecrating publicly an object of religious worship or a place for the public performance of religious rites, is subject to a fine, imprisonment or imprisonment for up to 2 years.”

“Facebook, despite repeated calls from many people, does not delete profiles insulting St. John Paul II, which violates Art. 196 CC” – they justified.

[Translators note]

Please note, that Polish law prohibits desecration/vandalism of/against religious objects and places (paintings, sculptures, crosses, churches), which might be perceived as diminishing free speech for some.

For a video interview with a Polish conservative politician on the matter, and a great video of Poles burning Facebook icons, please click here.