Posted by Guessedworker on Mon, 06 Feb 2017 11:46 | #

If government and the church will not explain the nature of the Sub-Saharan African and the consequences for white women of miscegenation with same, then it is failing its people.  Obviously, both government and church consider that not upsetting the Americans is a higher cause than protecting Polish women and Polish ethnic integrity.

Posted by Captainchaos on Mon, 06 Feb 2017 18:08 | #

“U be gib me white wimmins!”  Lulz

Posted by Radio Maryja on Mon, 06 Feb 2017 18:24 | #

Wikipedia: Father Tadeusz Rydzyk (Polish pronunciation: [taˈdɛuʂ ˈrɨdzɨk]), born 3 May 1945 in Olkusz, Poland,[1] is a Roman Catholic priest and Redemptorist, founder and director of the conservative Radio Maryja station, and founder of the University of Social and Medial Culture in Toruń.

Tadeusz Rydzyk

In June 2011, while meeting members of the European Parliament, he called Poland “an uncivilized country” and “a totalitarian regime”, as well saying that it was not ruled by Poles.

Radio Maryja

Allegations of antisemitism

According to Anti-Defamation League and other critics, the radio promoted nationalist and anti-Semitism since its inception.[36] [37][38] The charges of anti-Semitism against Radio Maryja have brought the station to worldwide attention.[38]

In April 2006, well-known Polish essayist Stanisław Michalkiewicz — a major personality on Telewizja Trwam — was reported in Gazeta Wyborcza as stating that “men from Judea ... are trying to surprise us from behind”, and referring to the World Jewish Congress as “a main firm in the Holocaust Industry”.[25][42]

In July 2007, over seven-hundred[43] Polish Catholic intellectuals, journalists, priests and activists signed a public letter of protest condemning Radio Maryja’s anti-Semitic remarks.[44][45] Poland’s Media Ethics Council referred to the station’s “weakly documented accusations” against Jews as “primitive anti-Semitism”[25] and condemned Radio Maryja.[46]

According to a U.S. State Department report from 2008, “Radio Maryja is one of Europe’s most blatantly anti-Semitic media venues”.[47] A report of the Council of Europe stated that Radio Maryja has been “openly inciting to antisemitism for several years”.[48]

In 2011 the Polish Broadcasting Authority Commission examined two programs on Radio Maryja and reprimanded the station for its antisemitic statements and “nationalistic racism”.[49] The Simon Wiesenthal Center initiated a petition condemning Radio Maryja’s alleged anti-Semitic statements.[50][51]

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Posted by And some problems with Poland's 'Pis' Party on Wed, 22 Feb 2017 09:53 | #

Visigrad Post, “Angela Merkel’s Visit to Poland Marks a Turning-Point in Bilateral Relations”, 15 Feb 2017:

Poland – For the German newspaper Die Welt, this was the most important visit of a German Chancellor since 1989. While a year ago the leader of the Liberal opposition called for a fight against the Conservative government of the Right Party And PiS “with the street and abroad”, whereas since the PiS victory at the October 2015 elections, the German mainstream media have been calling for sanctions against their eastern neighbor and constantly speaking – with a few exceptions – about Poland’s authoritarian drift, Angela Merkel’s visit to Warsaw on February 7 and her meeting with Prime Minister Beata Szydło, President Andrzej Duda and leader of the PiS Jarosław Kaczyński marks a turning-point.

Even the German media seem to have understood it: the absolute majority of the PiS in parliament and the support it continues to receive from a majority of voters (40% according to the latest CBOS poll, compared with only 17% and 9% in favor of the two liberal parties, PO and Nowoczesna) make it unavoidable for at least another three years, and so they must deal with it.

It is a first realization that seems to have taken place in Berlin, underlined by the fact that if Angela Merkel also met the leaders of the two parties of the coalition that governed Poland from 2007 to 2015 (PO and PSL) in their quality of members, as the CDU, of the European People’s Party (EPP), she did not meet the leader of the new liberal-libertarian party, both allied and competing with the PO in the “total” opposition to the PiS government. The second visible realization in Berlin is that Poland led by PiS can be a valuable partner in saving a threatened EU in its very existence. The Polish PiS is, like the Hungarian Fidesz, very supportive of the EU, despite the fact that these two conservative parties in Central Europe want a EU more respectful of national sovereignty.

Both Jarosław Kaczyński and Viktor Orbán are well aware that the EU may soon disappear and they see a redistribution of powers in favor of nation states as the only chance to save the common European institutions. One of the main objectives of the German Chancellor’s visit to Poland was precisely to obtain Poland’s support to save the European Union. While immigration is a point of disagreement, and not least, as well as to some extent energy policy (and in particular the Nord Stream pipeline), Berlin and Warsaw are rather on the same line with regard to European defense and the need to preserve the Single Market.

This explains the distance between the PiS and the German AFD and even the remarks made by Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski who said last November that Angela Merkel’s victory at the next German parliamentary elections would be “the most favorable outcome from the point of view of the interests of Poland”. This point of view has been confirmed in interviews of Jarosław Kaczyński.

The last meeting between Merkel and Kaczyński took place last July in Germany, and more recently in November a group of PiS deputies traveled to Berlin for exchanges with the deputies of the CDU-CSU- SPD for business in Germany, the aim being for MPs from both countries to bypass the filter of engaged media and speak directly to each other.

- By Olivier Bault, Translated from French by the Visegrád Post.

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