Again tree-huggers are leading us all to disaster...
All will be resolved at the meeting in Brussels on Monday, one way or another.
If Poland and the other three central European States ask for an adjournment on the vote ( and that is a given), or actually vote no, my (limited) understanding of the process is that mandatory fines will come into play in double quick order, as well as other negative consequences, such as limited response to the Ukrainian problem, and the rest - the standing of these new European Union states in the business world is not be to sniffed at, and a problem when you look at your country's trustworthiness and status from the suppliers' point of view. (Meaning, the Polish supplier - the business person - is not going to be sleeping this weekend because the Polish politicians want to do him up like a kipper)
Bad times ahead for Poland on this subject I fear.
i think that is global war inevitable.
Calm down Crow. It's a few hundred thousand foreigners. They need our help. Nobody is going to bomb Moscow. A lot of good for humanity is actually going to come out of this refugee crisis. The Middle classes of Europe (not only the sauerkraut eaters) will all learn from it, and the youngsters can learn about REAL history, rather than pointless nationalism about Mieszko and Sobieski.
It's a very stark reminder of the horrors that Europe experienced in the Second World War.
Because I am in a good mood, and not because the American owners of this forum are peculiar in their bans, I will forget to mention that you as a Serb should be particulary apologist on the subject of refugees.
I and millions of others here in this democratic and decent country of Poland fear that "your man Duda" and his lot are destined to do great harm to Poland's standing in the Union.