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Poland: Medival times
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Message 1.Ìý
Posted by blackjackreviewtime (U7153099) on Tuesday, 23rd January 2007
Poland was once a grand lands of many tribes, and I was wondering if anyone had ANY information,
Cheers,
BJ
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Message 2
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Tuesday, 23rd January 2007
Poland is a (one) tribe. It used to be very powerful in medival times. It was even more powerful in XII to XIV then England at that time. If someone doesn't agree, please reply!!!
michalP
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Message 3
Posted by Hasse (U1882612) on Wednesday, 24th January 2007
MichalP
I would tack on at least a hundred years more.
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Message 4
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Thursday, 25th January 2007
part of polisg folklore is the story of the dragon that lived under a castle in krakow,as we all know there is no such thing as dragons so a lot of polisg folklore is by and large made up so take their history with a pinch of salt.
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Message 5
Posted by Jozef (U1330965) on Thursday, 25th January 2007
Poland’s ‘golden age’ lasted roughly from the 15th century to the mid 17th century (though it was territorially the largest state in Europe for somewhat longer). The name Poland, indeed, stems from the name of one tribe, the Polanie of Greater Poland (the regions around Poznan). ‘Pole’ in Polish means ‘field’ and that is what much of Poland’s post ice age landscape looks like. But up until 1945 Poland was anything but one tribe. Up until then, and especially in its heyday, this was very much a multicultural, multiethnic and multi-religious entity – not only Poles, but Germans, Tatars, Armenians, Jews, White Ruthenians (Byelorussians), Red Ruthenians (Ukrainians). Lithuanians, Latvians, Dutch, French, Swedish and Scottish economic migrants, Catholics, Lutherans, Calvinists, Mennonites, Russian Orthodox, Uniates, Jews and Muslims of all denominations for here there was full religious tolerance. The Turks called/still call(?) Poland Lechistan; Jews called Poland ‘Polin’ (the place to rest). But Hitler and Stalin with a little help from our Western friends (especially FDR) changed all that. But if in more recent history Poland seems to be a country heroically struggling for freedom that is because in the past it had been a great nation, a noble democracy with sophisticated laws and a profound understanding of ‘golden liberty’ that would only later be espoused by Western democracies.
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Message 6
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Thursday, 25th January 2007
thegoodbadugly
You are talking about a legiond, which everyone know that is untrue. Thier is not much we know about the tribes living on theis lands, but most of the polish history is proved to be true.
Poland came of the maps, because Rusia, Germany and Austrya attacked tugether Polish lands and ocupaied them for more then 150 years. Alos polish "land owners" (the more richer part of the population) became very lazy, and had relised that Poland is in trabblre with its naber countryes too late.
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Message 7
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Friday, 26th January 2007
thegoodbadugly
if the thing you have wrote is all you know about the Europian history, then don't join.
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Message 8
Posted by Richie (U1238064) on Friday, 26th January 2007
I was wondering if anyone had ANY information,
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Message 9
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Saturday, 27th January 2007
michalp ya mom dom es polska,
when i am in krakow or katovice i see their history and it is of a proud people beaten down by germany and russia who both ruined and murdered people,poland does have a good history but it is over shadowed by birkenhow,i will be back in poland in the spring as i miss the po schawb and the chicken and mushroom pies. -
Message 10
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Monday, 29th January 2007
thegoodbadugly
I didn't meen to offend you, sorry.
P.S.T. I agree that polish food is great.
michalP
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Message 11
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Tuesday, 30th January 2007
michalp you did not offend me as i am very thick skinned,european history is so inter linked because so many countrys have borders beside each other or can access other countyrs from their own,the largest wars fought in the world have been fought in europe in the last 100 years and the last fifty years,
our past shapes our future,america britan poland and spain and japan invaded iraq and are occupying iraq as we speak,what strange bedfellows war makes. -
Message 12
Posted by Plancenoit (U3148592) on Tuesday, 30th January 2007
Excellent advice Richie
Baron P
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Message 13
Posted by blackjackreviewtime (U7153099) on Friday, 2nd February 2007
michal P is defiantly not polish. I will be back on monday michal, sorry about this week; throat infection. Hows Tempest?
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Message 14
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Monday, 5th February 2007
thegoodbadugly
you have absolutly no idea about the polish ways.
We are proud people and we hold our heads above all other tribes. So why don't you eat your polish food and stick your information up your...
thanks mate, all the best,
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Message 15
Posted by Richie (U1238064) on Monday, 5th February 2007
japan invaded iraq
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I'm surprised that I never noticed this the first time round but there we go.
Japan, a country who's constitution is so tight on the use of arms and the ownership of a National Self Defence Force, who's same constitution had to be altered to allow PeaceKeepers to be deployed (to Iraq) and only allowed to deal with humanitarian/medical issues now was part of the invasion force? Wow, I really missed that one. -
Message 16
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Tuesday, 6th February 2007
you missed this first time around because you are not paying attention richie,now put down the porno mag you are reading and learn about the world for a change,
you have polish troops in iraq.
you had japenese troops in iraq.
i suppose you do not get world news in playboy ritchie.
oh and michalp,i put up a phrase in polish and you did not answer it,i will be in poland again in march for a while as i have a polish girlfriend and will be staying with her in a small city south of warsaw,if you have any questions for me then i will ask her for the answers,
so michap will you please do something for me when you are posting please post in plain english and not telephone text message pidgen english please. -
Message 17
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Tuesday, 6th February 2007
thegoodbadugly
I think your name sums up who you are.
michalP
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Message 18
Posted by blackjackreviewtime (U7153099) on Tuesday, 6th February 2007
thegoodbadugly,
don't be racist on this server or go and chat somewhere else.
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Message 19
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Tuesday, 6th February 2007
blackjack take that back or i will start posting comments and links to northireland pages and we will see what the british are really like.
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Message 20
Posted by Richie (U1238064) on Tuesday, 6th February 2007
TGBU
Reading? Porno Mags?? Wow, witty reposte. If you notice the main thrust of the post, I mention that you have the Japanese as part of the invasion force, whereas I have them acting in a purely humanitarian role after the invasion has been completed. Two very seperate issues. Now if you have evidence that Japan took part in the invasion I would love to see it as the Japanese constitution is rather strict on the use of arms to acheive national aims. It took a brave decision by Koziami to push for a alteration to that constitution just to allow unarmed Japanese troops to be deployed to Iraq to help deal with humanitarian relief. So again, please if you have evidence of Japanese troops taking part in the invasion I would love to see it -
Message 21
This posting has been hidden during moderation because it broke the in some way.
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Message 22
Posted by michalP (U7214484) on Wednesday, 7th February 2007
thegoodbadugly
You think british is hard.
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Message 23
Posted by blackjackreviewtime (U7153099) on Wednesday, 7th February 2007
goodbadugly,
britain and poland should unite?
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Message 24
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Message 25
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Message 26
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Message 27
Posted by Jozef (U1330965) on Wednesday, 7th February 2007
Now, now, boys. Less of that "Latin", as we say in Poland. -
Message 28
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Thursday, 8th February 2007
first of all sorry to ritchie for the smart remarks,
second there were japanese troops in iraq,
britan and america went in to iraq and the rest followed,i will try and find a link to show this but it is common knowledge. -
Message 29
Posted by Richie (U1238064) on Thursday, 8th February 2007
TGBU
I know that there were/are Japanese troops in Iraq. If memory serves they have now all returned home to Japan. My point is that they were not part of the invasion force. Being there as part of the post war setup is not the same thing as partaking in the invasion itself.
No worries about the remarks. I'm big enough and ugly enough to take them
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Message 30
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Friday, 9th February 2007
what windy little swine complained about all the posts.
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Message 31
Posted by Richie (U1238064) on Friday, 9th February 2007
not me. If i have a problem with a post I'll say it online. I don't get posts pulled without the "nah nah nah nah" part done first
Plus I don't like it anyway, smacks quite often of sense of humour failure or overinflated sense of ego -
Message 32
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Saturday, 10th February 2007
if i have something to say i say it,albeit sometimes with a smart remark, pulling posts for no reason is a form of censorship,
the complaints button is automatic, everytime a post is complained about it is pulled regardless of the content,try it and find out for yourself,
some people learn history from a book and never get their hands dirty, i would like to see these people who complain about mild posts haggle with a mainiac in the antiques buisseness who swears better than a ships cook in a storm.
to quote a great politcial figure if you cannot take the heat get out of the kitchen. -
Message 33
Posted by OptimusPrime (U6192600) on Thursday, 1st March 2007
How Did you guys not notice that this fools above, MichalP, The goodbadugly are the same person!?!?! hes a fruit loop whos doing the rounds on these boards. Ohand he also goes by the names of MavvyUK, XPgamer and Balckjackreview!
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Message 34
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Friday, 2nd March 2007
i do not think that michalp and me are the same person,i think that michalp thinks the same way
i normaly get confused with george clooney you know.
also i am not blackjackreview although i respect him as a poster we are not the same person.
optimusprime,i really like the way you sit at home thinking all this up and wondering who we all are,this is called paranoia and you have a bad case of it,and i know you should not laugh at mad people i cannot help it with you.<SMILEY> -
Message 35
Posted by blackjackreviewtime (U7153099) on Monday, 5th March 2007
Gamer_XP? MichalP? Thegoodbadugly? Optimus prime, I think that you should grow some confidence with your accusations; you are pretty sad.
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Message 36
Posted by U2280797 (U2280797) on Monday, 5th March 2007
Despite terrible treatment the Polish people have shown huge talent and a very rich culture - let's just mention Chopin and Conrad for those who, like me, don't know the language.
Throughout the Nineteenth Century they were in the forefront of the battle for liberty, never giving up, and fighting in all sorts of places across the world. The Ghetto fighters and the patriots who rose against Hitler towards the War's end carried on that great tradition.
I think it is a pity that such a tradition should be reduced to the inter-offensiveness we see here. -
Message 37
Posted by thegoodbadugly (U2942713) on Tuesday, 6th March 2007
i told him that and he kept this up on a gamer board,
i think that the chap is sad if you ask me and paranoid to bits.
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