POLANDA : - powered by PolishForums   Classifieds [75] Off-Topic [334]
3726    

Off-Topicpage 20 of 125

USA News and Poland - Part 2



Miloslaw
10 Aug 2019  #571

Epstein was the "Man who knew too much

Spot on mate!
This was no suicide.... apparently the camera in his cell went down just before he "Killed himself"...very convenient...

Velund
10 Aug 2019  #572

I'm not sure that he is dead at all. This may be such еxtremely boorish method of "witness protection". Chomo can die suddenly in jail, so it may be taken to more comfortable and well guarded place. Somewhere near mediterranian sea. ;) It is difficult to keep all money together with getting new identity, but it would be possible to save a lot...

Miloslaw
10 Aug 2019  #573

I'm not sure that he is dead at all

No, that is just a conspiracy too far....

Joker
10 Aug 2019  #574

.. apparently the camera in his cell went down

Thats usually what usually happens, a sudden electrical phenomenon mysterious happens at the exact same time!

It sounds like a guard beating at Cook County Jail in Chicago....lol

Miloslaw
10 Aug 2019  #575

Thats usually what usually happens,

Yeah, strange... not!!!

Velund
10 Aug 2019  #576

No, that is just a conspiracy too far....

Why not? If it is so easy to change results of elections in US for russian hackers without even stepping to US soil, it may be much easier for secret service to exchange valuable witness with unidentified corpse of some unfortunate looking alike man.

johnny reb
11 Aug 2019  #577

If it is so easy to change results of elections in US for russian hackers

Oh B.S. Velund, no results were ever changed.
And Trump said if they did try to meddle in our elections again that the lights would go out in Russia.
Speaking of fair elections we see the Russian citizens are starting to stand up to Putin.
Aug. 10--MOSCOW -- Some 50, 000 people rallied in central Moscow on Saturday to demand fair elections, the largest demonstration in a series of protests this summer that has rattled the Kremlin and posed the biggest political challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin in seven years.

I think the American hackers may have had something to do with these demonstrations in the streets of Moscow and St. Petersburg. :-)

Rich Mazur
11 Aug 2019  #578

Oh B.S. Velund, no results were ever changed.

I think Velund was sarcastic. He tends to be very subtle compared to us.

Some 50, 000 people rallied in central Moscow on Saturday to demand fair elections,

Like in the Western Europe, I guess. And does them - I mean the Western Euros - a lot of good.

johnny reb
11 Aug 2019  #579

I think Velund was sarcastic.

So was I Rich.

Rich Mazur
11 Aug 2019  #580

apparently the camera in his cell went down just before he "Killed himself"...very convenient...

At least, Clintons didn't make him suffer. That polonium for lunch was nasty.

Dirk diggler
11 Aug 2019  #581

He is told that his wife is being raped in there. He wants to run in and save her. The cops stopped him

If it was Germanistan, United Kaliphate, etc it wouldve went as follows:
A paki rape squad member culturally enriches a native woman with his pillar of Islam. The police eventually show up. Like in Chicago they don't enter the house. Unlike Chicago the cops don't even have guns. Eventually the man gets tired of enriching the woman and the police arrest him. He gets either 1-2 years or a long probation. The husband is furious and discusses what happened. His post goes viral. The thought crime police arrest him way faster than the cultural enricher. He ends up getting 4 to 8 years for hate speech/inciting hatred due to the loose interpretation of the anti terror laws.

Clown world. Sad thing this isn't far fetched. A polish man in the United kaliphate got 8 years merely for posting a picture of jungle fever Harry with his brains blown and a caption reading goodbye race traitor.

Bratwurst Boy
11 Aug 2019  #582

Dirk, I really hope not to read someday in the news about you after you run into a mall or a mosqe and massacred lots of innocent people...you already talk alot like these nutters.

Chemikiem
11 Aug 2019  #583

A polish man in the United kaliphate got 8 years

More of your 'facts' Dirk? If you're going to report something at least get the facts right and not the version you want people to believe. He was sentenced to 4 years, 3 months in a young offenders institution. He pleaded guilty to two counts of encouraging terrorism and five counts of possession of terrorist material, including the White Resistance Manual and an al-Qaida training manual.

He also wrote a blog, described as "extremely violent and aggressively misogynistic", which attempted to justify the rape of women and children in the pursuit of an Aryan race.

theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jun/18/michal-szewczuk-sentenced-prince-harry-online-post-far-right

Basically he was encouraging terrorism on far-right websites. Given the current climate regarding terrorism, it's just as well he was locked up, but whatever the outcome, I don't see what this has to do with a thread entitled USA News and Poland.

Velund
11 Aug 2019  #584

to demand fair elections

Imagine that 50000 people make a rally in Wash., DC for a fair elections, factically demanding independent candidate to be allowed to participate in the next elections.

Rally in Moscow de-facto demanding to break a law and register candidates that does not pass required supporters signature checks (it is not required by law for a candidate from one of parties currently represented in parliament, but independent candidates must show support of local population in form of signature lists). More than 10% of declined signatures during routine checks - candidate gets banned. Candidate can go to court and demand re-verification, but looks like this time there was no intention to pass this check (as including dead people and writing personal data and signing on whole bunch of pages by same pen and same hand is just stupid) and to follow procedure. There was need to make some public protests.

50000 youngsters (some of which is not living in Moscow, of course) is a tiny fraction of Moscow population (only Moscow with nearest suburbs is 12+ millions, not counting New Moscow lands).

posed the biggest political challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin

To pose a challenge to current president it is necessary to be at least comparable to current president. ;) But they pose a challenge to a police and people living in areas, selected for rallies, no doubt.

Vesko Vukovic
11 Aug 2019  #585

This was no suicide.... apparently the camera in his cell went down just before he "Killed himself"...very convenient...

and we were so close to the truth about Pizzagate...

:(

Crnogorac3
11 Aug 2019  #586

Well, he was under the Suicide Watch program, someone seemed to have stuck bubble gum on the camera though.

Vesko Vukovic
11 Aug 2019  #587

1

Vesko Vukovic
11 Aug 2019  #588

the Clintons

Condolences to the Clintons who are certainly endlessly surprised :(

genesiustimes.com/hillary-clinton-expresses-shock-and-sadness-for-jeffrey-epsteins-upcoming-suicide/

Rich Mazur
11 Aug 2019  #589

A polish man in the United kaliphate got 8 years merely for posting a picture

And that is why I have nothing but contempt for the Brits and their ruling clique. Most likely to become North Korea of Europe. Or a 1984 prototype.

They already have that useless actress they adore for the reasons that are still a mystery.

johnny reb
11 Aug 2019  #590

I don't see what this has to do with a thread entitled USA News and Poland.

Yeah Dirk, what the hell is the matter with you anyways.
And please don't tell her, "Since you are not from Poland or the U.S. and being a British citizens your lame statement is very understandable."

You know that old saying, "Once a cop always a cop."
Now write on the chalk board 100 times, "I will never do it again."

Rich Mazur
11 Aug 2019  #591

Bankruptcy filings rising across the country and it could get worse
That's the headline from the New York Post. Further down:
Americans are spending heavily, again - and often recklessly, say analysts.
But, some moron here didn't miss an opportunity to take a cheap shot at me for having an old car as a proof positive that I am a failure.

Hey, a-hole, only the financially reckless idiots and the very rich buy new luxury cars that depreciate - like any car - about one third just in the first year. A new car that sold for 75 gees, after a year is worth ... You do the math. They teach that in Poland? Yeah, that's 2+ grand a month. I am old but I am not stooopid.

johnny reb
11 Aug 2019  #592

Correct Rich.
You lose about 15% as soon as you sign your name on the title of a new car.
Then it depreciates another 1.5% each month for the first year.
Only stupid people with lots of money buy a new car off the showroom floor.

Rich Mazur
11 Aug 2019  #593

I remember from my Polish days how we used to be too embarrassed to ask how much. As if afraid to suggest that we don't have a billion. Today, I ask how much a bottle of water is and if it is more than a buck, no deal. That is how we have money here. My wife shops at Aldi and TJMax all the time. Frugality is in the smart people's DNA.

I am stuck at 20 grand for a car and have been that way since 1980's. It's a mental disorder that served me very well. Poles just don't get it. Maybe because being more affluent is a new experience to them. I don't know.

That new car, btw, doesn't feel that new the moment you fart, your kids kick the back of your seat, or get a dent from a shopping cart.

pawian
12 Aug 2019  #594

It's a mental disorder that served me very well. Poles just don't get it.

No, Poles get it very well and do similarly. I have never had a problem with possessing second hand cars in good condition. The money I save on them can go towards really important property like farms or big city apartments. And it always looks funny to me when a guy has nothing of his own apart from a swanky car. :)

However, there is a group of people who abhor the idea of using a car after other people. Do you wear sb`s pants or socks? No. So, similarly, certain people will never feel good in sb else`s car.

Ziemowit
12 Aug 2019  #595

a series of protests this summer that has rattled the Kremlin and posed the biggest political challenge to Russian President

Russia would soon face a major political crisis and a change in political leadership - said political analysts Valery Soloviev in an interview with Deutsche Welle. - Similar moods prevailed shortly before the USSR collapsed. The President of Russia has at least partially stopped knowing the internal affairs of the Russian Federation as he is effectively manipulated by people from his surroundings, he added.

- Deutsche Welle: So far, many of your forecasts have come true, but it seems that the most important one about the fall of Vladimir Putin and the change of power in Russia is not going to be checked at all ...

- Valery Soloviev, former Dean of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations: In my opinion, the political crisis in Russia will take place next year and the crisis will last from two to three years. As a result of this crisis, the ruling team will be changed in the Russian Federation. However, I do not know how the regime change will take place. Will it be a voluntary transformation of the regime, or will it collapse as a result of protests in society reminiscent of revolution? However, I am sure that these events will take place until 2024.

- DW: Does the Court manipulate tsar Vladimir?

- Valery Soloviev: Exactly. When for years you have absolute power, no competitors and no control, the personality of such a man is deformed. Personally, I am convinced that in Putin's case this deformation is at a very advanced stage. German Chancellor Angela Merkel in 2014 after a conversation with Putin stated that: "I am not sure if the Russian president still has contact with reality."

- DW: Why have you been you fired from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations?

- Valely Soloviev: I learned from the university management that I had to be fired for political reasons: I am guilty of spreading anti-state ideology, I was destroying the political stability of the Russian Federation, so people like me have no place at the university. My fault lies in the fact that without emotions I analyzed what is happening in Russia. I simply spoke and wrote the truth.

[based on an article published in onet.pl: Rosyjski politolog - Rosję czeka rewolucja i upadek Putina]

johnny reb
12 Aug 2019  #596

Do you wear sb`s pants

Hell yes.
I go to the second hand store to get my yard pants that I wear to paint, cut wood with gas and oil all over me, butcher meat or any other job that is going to trash my cloths.

I can go to a second hand cloths store and get a used pair of Levi's someone donated and the proceeds go to charity for $10 compared to $70 for new ones.

I even found a couple of nice Pendleton shirts ($145 each new) that were in excellent shape and fit me for $10 each.
I do buy new underwear and socks though.

. And it always looks funny to me when a guy has nothing of his own apart from a swanky car. :)

True and most likely the bank owns it and he is in debt up to his ass on welfare but damn, looks at my new wheels.

Had a neighbor once that left for work every day in a white shirt and tie wearing a suit with his leather briefcase (dressed to impress) and get in his new car.

About a year later I found out he was a fast food worker who went to work and changed into his work cloths.

Velund
12 Aug 2019  #597

LOL

Valery Soloviev, former Dean of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations

Not Soloviev but Solovey. Not a former dean but former head of the Department of Public Relations of MSIIR. The remaining "facts" is of similar level of reliability. ;)

Rich Mazur
12 Aug 2019  #598

From politico.com:

In 2018, 59 percent of female voters went for Democratic candidates, compared to 40 percent for Republicans. That change, coupled with "a browning of the suburbs," said Murray, is a boon for Democrats.

That comment was about Texas, the state where the RINO party never had to get sweaty. Now, they do. Losers.

That comment is also the reason why the US is doomed: females and minorities. Dumb and dumber.

johnny reb
12 Aug 2019  #599

Why do I doubt this.
"Let me assure you that case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with Epstein," Attorney General Barr said in remarks to a law enforcement group in New Orleans on Monday. "Any co-conspirators should not rest easy. Victims deserve justice and will get it."

Hear that Slick Willie !

Rich Mazur
12 Aug 2019  #600

I just drove past a dead skunk. It smelled terribly, but a lot better than this. From Fox News:

Correctional officers at the New York City prison that was housing Jeffrey Epstein didn't check in on him for hours leading up to his apparent suicide on Saturday, which occurred after his cellmate was transferred for reasons that were not immediately clear.

That is why I like Russians more for their polonium stunt. At least, their message was clear. Here, we are still not sure if we are dealing with evil or stupidity


PreviousNext
How fascist are you? [263]Dyrdymałki o Niczem [3998]


Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - Part 2top