Joachim wrote:
>
>> Dzis nie ma juz Ryszarda Kaczorowskiego. Zabil go nie Moskal strzalem
>> w tyl glowy w Katyniu ale zlosliwy karzelek z Polski. Osobnik co
>> widzac, ze wladza wymyka sie mu z rak byl gotow pojsc na wszystko aby
>> tylko odzyskac miejsce w rankingu popularnosci politykierstwa. Zal,
>> zal mam w sercu wielki. Pojade chyba rano do Boboli aby tam szukac
>> ukojenia. Nadeszly nowe czasy i czas nam juz zwijac sztandary.
> Czytam sobie takie posty i re;ce mi opadaja;. Nie wiem, ska;d u ciebie
> tyle nienawis'ci.
>
> J.
>
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/a
rticle7094557.ece

Chris Robak wrote:
Poles have a tendency to obfuscate things. This president has been a
thorn in the flesh of his Government for years and no foreign leaders
wanted to associate with him b/o his intransigence and pig headedness.
That is the reason his PM, Mr Donald Tusk, preferred to hold seperate
meeting with Putin at the Katyn Memorial cemetary. Mr Kaczynski has been
kept in a very low esteem by natives of Poland, witness the abysmal
standing in the polls. He stood no chance of re-election later this year.
And here, perhaps, lies the reason for his reckless escapade to Russia
last Saturday and his demand that the pilot tries and lands at any cost.
This cost to Poland has been great, indeed. Too great, I would say, for
much too many good people have perished for the sake of glory of a one
little man.

przynajmniej nie mozesz sie skarzyc ze jestem dwulicowy.

fatso