The illegals are from countries like Sudan .... were is culturally accepted stone to death woman that go out of home alone
Excellent - the Sudanese are wonderful people. Oddly enough I never saw any women being stoned when I lived and worked in Sudan. I did see plenty of women out and about on their own though.
because I AM the one that also lives in a salafist country)
Been there, done that, in the desert right now.
Everyone here knowd the harsh opinion that you have about Poles and how would you love to see them displaced , their churches distroyed and turned into mosques and their homes given to Pakistanis.
A bit of a weird one, since I've lived in Poland since you were in short trousers, and have stronger links to Poland than you probably ever will. Strange you think that anyone, refugee or not, wants to destroy Polish churches "and turn them into mosques" - there are 2 million Pakistanis in the UK and still plenty of churches - the Muslim community, whether of immigrant roots or whether they are locals who've reverted to Islam tend to prefer buildings where the Qibla stone can be placed without difficulty. This would be inconvenient with the type of church building prevalent in Poland (in the UK it tends to be former Nonconformist chapels - better a Mosque than a discount carpet warehouse) and I've never heard anyone in Poland (or elsewhere) suggest it for even one second. I expect the refugees, of whatever faith or none, will make their own arrangements about places of worship. The Chechens for example, bought a building for that purpose.
The thing about houses being "given" to refugees is a mystery too - in Poland people buy and sell them. The current refugee project does not involve "giving" real estate.
You'd be surprised at the support within Warsaw for refugees - I've been slightly involved with refugee organisations for Ukrainians and Chechens and those Poles and others who help out do not share the views that you do here. I would be very pleased to see more Sudanese come - they are a very educated and cultured people and there are longstanding links between the two countries.
You seem really paranoid about Poland taking her fair share of the current refugees - remember that Poland opted freely to join the European Union and taking part in humanitarian action goes along with the massive cash subsidies received. The idea that accepting a small quota of refugees is not only an act of decency but also ideal in the context of Poland's falling population.