Return of the Riots in Poland (Page 4)

duncan124:
Poland distances itself from Cameron.

"Prime Minister Ewz Kopacz stated in a phone call to the British PM on Thursday that Poland will not agree to any changes which will undermine the EU single market....

.... However, Ms Kopacz made her stance clear in the phone call. “The Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz stressed that freedom of movement for people is one of the fundamental pillars of the European Union single market and that it brings benefits for all citizens of the European economy. Therefore it should not be changes,” announced the Government Information Centre (CIR) in an official statement shortly after the telephone exchange. Ms Kopacz was also keen “to highlight the positive impact of Polish migration to the UK economy”, states TVN." NewPolandExpress

The Belfast Telegraph and Thenews.pl have both reported on the Gay major elected in Poland.

Bearing in mind that he is not the first Polish Gay Major and that under the Soviet regime much of Poland was controlled by gays especially the Secret Services it seems to be a dig at elected Majors.

duncan124:
Alarm bells softly chime!

http://www.newpolandexpress.pl/polish_news_story-7027-poland_elects_first_openly_gay_mayor.php

http://www.thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/189771,Tolerance-Rainbow-torched-once-again

NPE and Thenews.pl push the gay Major story because Camerons economics are corrupt and gays across Britain are becoming fearful of the changes.

With Camerons history with the IRA he is not expected to want to improve the situation.

In fact he is trying to recreate the state of mind that caused the IRA amongst people in the UK and his attacks on other nationals are an example of his ideas.

duncan124:

New Prime Minister, new fishing trip.

"Kwasniewski: Poland received CIA money since early 90s " Thenews.pl

The White House backed another campaign to start another one sided conversation about the US Death Camps.

The interest shown by newspapers such as Thenews must be checked against the laws protecting people from such crimes as it seems to relish the part Poland played.

duncan124:
Thenews.pl claims Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of opposition party Law and Justice, used a march marking the imposition of martial law 33 years ago to repeat claims that November's local elections were rigged.

http://www.thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/190493,Warsaw-march-opposition-claims-local-election-results-rigged-

duncan124:

"Twenty-one prominent Polish intellectuals have published an open letter condemning the country's apparent complicity with the US in torturing Islamic terrorist suspects on Polish soil"

''We cannot relatavise what happened, even if the guilt of the Polish authorities was limited to surrendering sovereignty over a secret base to an ally, without the knowledge of the interrogation methods used there. ''The justification of torture is a betrayal of the values on which contemporary Poland was built.'' Thenews.pl

Out!! Get them out! Polish intellectuals call for regime change--and try to promote themselves!

duncan124:
"British PM David Cameron made the Polish media this week following a visit to both Auschwitz and Birkenau."

"According to TVN, Mr Cameron stated that “words cannot describe the horrors that took place [here],” and wrote in the memorial book that it is a place “where the darkest chapter of human history took place”. " NPE reports, along with some UK media.

Thenews.pl doesn't carry the story and instead has this;-

" Record number of visitors at Auschwitz Museum "
The Auschwitz Museum has estimated that over 1.5 million people will have visited the former Nazi German concentration camp by the end of 2014.- See more at: http://www.thenews.pl

The Daily Telegraph has a photo shopped picture of him looking at the sign over the entrance. Which must be a reference to his workfare program???

duncan124:

The hesitancy in the Polish newspapers about Mr Camerons visit to the Nazi death camps and TVNs reports might be due to the number of ' supernatural ' incidents that have already occurred there.

The implication is that Mr Camerons visit is the conversion to something that is almost ready for human consumption of something that in its undisguised form is unacceptable.

Clearly from the style of the reports it is no longer a 'secret'. Nor are the questions and suspicions about TVN.

duncan124:

"Polish interior minister apologises for arrest of journalists"

"Polish Interior Minister Teresa Piotrowska apologised for the arrest of journalists covering illegal occupation of the State Election Commission (PKW) on the 20th of November."

"Addressing a parliamentary committee, Piotrowska said the journalist arrest “should not have taken place when it did and never should again”. She denied, however, that the arrest was a “form of repression” of the free media, as the wording suggests an order from above. No such order was issued, she said."

The special sitting of the parliamentary culture committee on the issue was called at the request of MPs from the conservative opposition party, Law and Justice (PiS). The MPs described the incident as unprecedented in the 25 years since the end of Communism.

The chief of police also expressed his regret over the incident. It took place during a demonstration against alleged irregularities during the local-government elections, which turned into an illegal occupation of the election commission building. Journalists, one each from the Polish Press Agency (PAP) and TV Republika, a right-wing station, were present on site and were detained.

According to Iwona Slesinska-Karasinska, the parliamentary culture committee chairperson, the problem with the police conduct was not that the reporters were detained and led out of the building, but that they were then held for a prolonged period. (an) " www.thenews.pl

duncan124:
Arrest and detention in Poland is a slightly different state of affairs then in other countries and the ministers apology should be seen as an attempt to reassure people.

Again the implication is Cameron had a hand in it, and his Workfare is a form of detention as there is no real signs of jobs so the unemployed are just being detained for over forty hours each week.

duncan124:
The UK Govt seems to have started a " High Speed Broadband " for rural folks and...

"The Broadband UK (BDUK) programme will extend fast broadband to 95 per cent of homes and businesses by 2017. The government wants to make sure people will use the service once it is available, with more than 1m homes and businesses reached so far in the UK."

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Worse then national service?The end of capitalism?

There has been very little discussion about this, perhaps because other Broadbands are private and can not talk about their competitors with ease.

First there was the Google military glasses which people supposed to share their friends clothes with....now there is a national network for surveillance.

duncan124:

duncan124:
" Organised Terror "

"The u.s. Senate discussed a 6000 pages report-of which only 524 were disqualified-about a subject that deserves the greatest attention from around the world."

 What little is known of the report confirms what we already knew: the CIA under President Bush, has developed a so-called ' detention and interrogation program» which included enhanced interrogation techniques «», IE the most reprehensible tortures practiced in Guantanamo and in several other detention camps around the world...."

"Torture techniques, some of which many communists and other Portuguese Democrats know well and who, at the time of the fascist dictatorship, were already inspired by the «orders» of «Big Brother»."


"But above all the question of accountability and guilt.Everything was done to postpone and withhold the presentation of the contents of this report. After the disclosure of his Executive summary the effort was directed to feed a criminal and false dilemma that could be summed up in one sentence: «worth torturing?»."

The u.s. history is made of similar crimes in which the fault directly and politics, dies unmarried. We're talking brutal crimes, State terrorism, crimes against humanity which in any other situation would have been cause for various resolutions of the UN Security Council, and possibly a military aggression in the name of «freedom» and «dictatorship».

 On our part so only we demand that those responsible – executives and politicians – are punished, that victims are compensated and that all over the world to leave the lesson: one of the greatest danger factors in the international situation are the USA, its Government, its armed forces and its agencies of organized terrorism” Avante.pt


Elsewhere Polands PM has been apologising for things. Unacceptable behaviour to many people and a worthless political ploy to others.

duncan124:
Mr Cameron and his cohorts from the terrorist fraternity have been organising networks with unaccountable public spending.

The creation of networks between leftist groups in Vietnam caused the USA to say in public that its national interests were at risk and endangered.

duncan124:

"WORLD BANKOLES NEED TO SAVE MORE"

"It is important for Poles to save, as this not only guarantees them a better future, but also helps the country maintain a healthy economic growth says the World Bank.

An extra 10 percent in savings is needed to mantain current pension levels.

Economists have long warned that the pension of Poles aged between 30 and 50 will be significantly lower than that of the previous generation.

“As the country ages and productivity growth begins to wane, Poland will face a number of economic challenges. At the macro level saving will need to increase from below 18 percent of GDP to about 23 percent of GDP in 2030 including to finance increased investment, while currently working individuals will have to save about 10 percent of their annual earnings to guarantee current replacement rate,” a recent World Bank report reads. (rg) www.thenews.pl

"POLISH RETAIL SALES DROP UNEXPECTEDLY"

"Polish retail sales fell at an annual rate of 0.2% in November, on a 8.1% monthly decline, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) said.

The PAP Polish news agency’s analyst survey had shown consensus expectations for annual growth of 1.7% and a monthly decline of 6.2%.

In real terms, Polish retail sales were up by 1.4% year on year in November after a 3.7% y/y increase in October, GUS added." Warsaw voice

"ZLOTY SET TO RECOVER FROM CHRISTMAS LOSSES"

"The Polish zloty is recovering from abrupt losses suffered over Christmas and should stabilize as liquidity returns to the market, while T-bonds are also expected to trade very stable before the end of the year, local players said on Monday."

"It was quite a weird move [over Christmas] from around EUR/PLN 4.30 to 4.40, but now it is going back to normal quite swiftly," Bank BPH FX dealer Marek Cherubin told PAP Polish news agency. "There was no reason for the exchange rate to soar like that and now, when liquidity and Polish players are back, we should not have such high levels."

The zloty will likely stabilize until the end of the year in a EUR/PLN 4.30-4.35 range, according to the dealer." Warsaw voice

Camerons secret spending binge in breach of the 'Austerity' has upset people more then the amount spent??

duncan124:
"Many Poles left without medical care as health minister clashes with protesting doctors "

"Negotiations held last year failed when Arlukowicz accused the doctors, who demanded more money for treating patients, of ill will. "

"As of Jan. 4 some 20% of Polish clinics run doctors from PZ have refused to sign contracts with NFZ for 2015 in relation to the implementation by the health ministry of the so-called “cancer package”, which the doctors say would cause primary-care physicians to have too many patients and too little time for them. "Warsaw voice

More humbug about cancer? With scammers lining up to either collect charity for cancer or to claim it is incurable, many Wireclubbers are amongst them, will anyone get the medicines they need??

duncan124:

As Poland has claimed to have imposed sanctions upon Russia;---and Russia is the source for the cancer beating drugs, it is difficult to see how the minister has resolved this problem!

The unforeseen side effects of Polands Internet views have left it in serious trouble.

Clearly the Internet moguls intend Tusk to continue the job across Europe.

duncan124:
“At the [KSF] meeting today, banks made a unanimous decision that they will apply the current, negative interest rate of the Swiss franc,” Belka said. The head of the Polish Bankers' Union, Krzysztof Pietraszkiewicz, told Polish Radio that banks are currently working on a number of solutions to help mortgage holders pay off their installments" Thenews.pl

More insanity. The ' National ' in Swiss National Bank is Polish. In translation it is the ' Polish Swiss Bank '.

duncan124:


"Farmers protest against difficult situation in agricultural sector."

"Several thousand Polish farmers who say they are struggling to make ends meet Wednesday used their tractors to block roads towards Warsaw demanding help from government for losses due to Russian embargo on EU agricultural products as well as by a ban on the ritual slaughter of meat. "WarsawVoice

" Ritual slaughter of meat. "??

Camerons gross error in blaming others for the horse meat scandal seems to have had far deeper causes!

duncan124:


Warsaw bridge burns. A bad symbol in a election year?

http://www.thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/197087,Warsaw’s-Lazienkowski-bridge-up-in-flames

duncan124:
All is not well in Thenews.pl picture of Tusk and Kerry.

http://external.polskieradio.pl/files/8ee34e48-ded9-41cc-8ca9-ec8d0a25ba15.file

http://www.thenews.pl/1/2/Artykul/198483,Russian-FM-Lavrov-lashes-out-at-Kerry-Tusk

duncan124:

Catholic church in Poland rejects ratification convention to combat and prevent violence against women.


"The Roman Catholic Church in Poland appeals to the Senate to reject ratification of the Council of Europe convention to combat and prevent violence against women, Bishop Artur Miziński wrote in an open letter on Tuesday.

Writing in the name of the Polish episcopate, or the conference of bishops, Miziński said the convention fails to combat violence and instead imposes an ideological revolution.

The convention lays the blame for domestic violence at the door of tradition and culture, instead of individual human weakness or error, the bishop writes on the eve of the senate debate on the ratification." - See more at: http://www.thenews.pl/

Tradition!!

duncan124:
Whoaa!

"Defence Minister Tomasz Siemoniak and National Security Bureau Chairman Stanisław Koziej will attend the Friday meeting of over 120 paramilitary organisations in Warsaw.

The paramilitaries have wind in their sails amid the growing international tensions in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The organisations teach their members about the rules of first aid, location of shelters and basics of firearms use.

Some hire paratroopers to train them in self-defence, survival and combat.
The organisations are set to create a federation that will lobby for a greater recognition of their role in national defence. (an)" Thenews.pl 21st March 2015

duncan124: " Violent protests in Legionowo "

"Approximately 300 protesters gathered in the town’s centre - located just 23 km from Warsaw - and trouble soon broke out with a number of people throwing stones, firecrackers and other missiles. At least one officer was hit in the face with a flying bottle, reports TVN24. In addition to this, a further five were also injured.

“The trouble began when a group of several dozen thugs and hooligans, who were separate from the rest of the protesters, began looking for a fight with those in charge,” Mariusz Mrozek, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Police, told reporters. “A gang of aggressive people then started coming towards the police cars and we had to take steps to restore order.”

The protests were sparked by the death on Monday March 10, of a local teenage boy. Initial reports state that 19-year-old Rafal died as a result of choking on a bag of drugs - most likely marijuana. Rafal’s parents however have accused the police of contributing to their son’s death and have questioned their actions. “Why was this policeman holding his throat? So he could not swallow? It was not until he saw that something was going on that he began to try and resuscitate him,” Justyna Krasicka, the boy’s mother has since stated." NewPolandExpress

duncan124:

"Poland marks 25 years since lifting of censorship
On 11 April 1990 a parliamentary bill disbanded the Central Office for the Control of the Press, Publications and Spectacles, one of the most powerful authorities in communist Poland.


With the closure of the office came the end of censorship in Poland. Up until then, all forms of public communication were controlled, including press announcements such as obituaries, as well as posters.
“In the Polish People’s Republic there was an Orwellian ‘two-track’ system: the Constitution guaranteed freedom of speech, but in fact there was a system of total, preventative and repressive censorship,” head of the National Broadcasting Council Jan Dworak told Polish Radio.
Any fact or piece of information reaching public opinion would first have to be scanned by the censors, Dworak informed, although added that there were other offices which dealt with radio jamming and the screening of private correspondence.
A square in Warsaw by Mysia street, which used to house the Central Office for the Control of the Press, Publications and Spectacles, has been named the ‘Square of Free Speech’ to commemorate the censors under communism. (jb)"Thenews.pl

'11 April 1990 ' Rolly eyes!

duncan124:

"Polish President Bronisław Komorowski has ratified the embattled Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence despite strong opposition from right wing politicians and the Catholic Church representatives.

The bishops said the convention said nothing about violence associated with media images, pornography, abortion, alcohol and drug abuse, and tried instead to blame it on the "basic values of marriage and family." Warsaw Voice

The article claims fifteen other counties ratified the treaty in 2011.

When did you stop beating you wife?