“There can be no independent Poland 🇵🇱 without independent Ukraine 🇺🇦” Józef Piłsudski, 1919 Read the book from the link below:
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Unbelievable. Germany paid the largest amount of damages for WWII to... Germans.
A thread with docs, worth hitting "Translate" button.
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What a immanently sick nation it is.
#reparacje
(1/12) Komu i jakie kwoty Niemcy wypłaciły za dokonane przez nich zbrodnie i zniszczenia podczas II WŚ? Zajrzałam do niemieckich dokumentów (ministerstwa finansów) i odkryłam, ze największe odszkodowania za 2WS otrzymali… Niemcy
#thread 👇
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Note: prisoners were boiled to death in Mughal India prior to the arrival of the British - for example, Bhai Dayala in 1675.
Lots of places, including England, carried out barbaric executions in the early modern period. None of which explains the gullibility of the people sharing this post.
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This is the real Russia that Tucker or Candace will never talk about.
A literal shithole.
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„Polska powróciła dziś po swoje dzieci.”
Alojzy Magdans, lat 13, podczas pobytu w niemieckim obozie dla polskich dzieci przy ul. Przemysłowej w Łodzi skrajnie osłabiony chłopiec nie nadążał za kolumną więźniów, co wzbudziło agresję jednego z niemieckich wachmanów. Oprawca uderzył chłopca w głowę, powalił na ziemię i kopał po całym ciele. Zmaltretowane dziecko zmarło 25 maja 1944 r.
Edward Gąsiorek, lat 12, wielokrotnie podejmował próby ucieczki, za co był dotkliwie bity przez załogę obozu. Po jednej z prób ucieczki prawdopodobnie został zastrzelony.
Zdzisław Kafarski, lat 16, podczas pobytu w obozie został przyłapany przez niemieckiego strażnika na kradzieży chleba i bestialsko pobity na oczach współwięźniów. Oprawca powiesił chłopca za nogi i podtopił w kanale z nieczystościami. Nieprzytomnego chłopca zamknięto w karcerze. Chłopiec nie odzyskał przytomności.
Edmund Agaciński, lat 15, został zastrzelony przez jednego ze strażników, gdy próbował
przeskoczyć przez drewniany płot niemieckiego obozu.
Zygmunt Olejniczak, lat 14
Henryk Słaboszewski urodziny 6 czerwca 1929 r.
Stanisław Jagodziński, lat 16
Henryk Kadziński, lat 14
Tadeusz Kalbarczyk, lat 16,
Henryk Słaboszewski, lat 15
Jan Frej, lat 15
- do ich śmierci mogła przyczynić się trwająca od grudnia 1943 r. do wiosny 1944 r. epidemia tyfusu plamistego, wyniszczająca praca, głodowe racje żywnościowe.
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On this day in 1962, Polish General Wiktor Thommée died, leaving behind a legacy of courage, sacrifice, and unwavering devotion to his homeland.
During the German invasion of September 1939, Thommée commanded the defense of Modlin Fortress, one of Poland’s last major strongholds. Despite relentless bombardment, dwindling supplies, and overwhelming German superiority, his soldiers resisted until September 29 - their sacrifice was not in vain.
Every day of resistance forced the Germans to commit men and resources to overcoming Polish defenses. These soldiers demonstrated that military defeat did not mean the surrender of the Polish nation.
Following the capitulation, Thommée was arrested by the Gestapo and spent years in German captivity. After the war, he returned to a Soviet-dominated Poland, where he lived in poverty - the communist authorities initially denied him a military pension, forcing the decorated general to work as a caretaker.
His fate reflected a much broader tragedy. Thousands of Polish patriots, including soldiers who had fought heroically against Germany, were imprisoned, tortured, or executed by Soviet and communist authorities. The same men who had defended their homeland against one totalitarian occupier became enemies of another.
The communist regime sought to erase many of these heroes from Poland’s national memory, silencing their stories and dishonoring their sacrifices, yet they will not be forgotten.
They fought not because victory was certain, but because Poland was worth defending. They were meant to be forgotten, still we will refuse to let that happen. We will remember their courage, honor their sacrifice, and ensure that their names endure.
Cześć Ich Pamięci. 🇵🇱
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On this day in 1939, German occupiers carried out the first mass execution at Fort Krzesławice near Kraków, murdering 15 Poles.
It was the beginning of a campaign of terror and slaughter at the fort that would claim more than 440 lives. Yet these murders were only a small part of a far greater tragedy and by the end of the war, millions of Polish citizens had been murdered or otherwise perished as a consequence of the German and Soviet occupations and the war.
We must always remember that the victims were never merely statistics. They were human beings with families, dreams, ambitions, convictions, and futures deliberately stolen from them. They were mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, teachers, workers, priests, and ordinary citizens whose lives were no less precious than our own.
The German occupation of Poland was not simply a military conquest - it was a systematic assault upon an entire society, its culture, its identity, and ultimately its very existence.
Behind every number was a human being whose life mattered, someone who loved and was loved, someone who had hoped to grow old, raise children, and experience the simple joys of living.
The perpetrators sought not only to destroy lives but also to erase the memory of those they murdered. It is our moral responsibility to ensure they never succeed.
We remember them, we honor them, and as always, we must refuse to let them be forgotten.
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Warto odnotować, że w zeszłym tygodniu niemieccy 🇩🇪 Zieloni ponownie złożyli wniosek w sprawie zadośćuczynienia dla żyjących jeszcze polskich 🇵🇱 Ofiar wojny.
Bez skutku.
W 🇩🇪planach budżetowych na 2027 r. skreślono środki na "gest humanitarny" wobec polskich ofiar. Według D. Nietana (SPD) to wstyd, że rząd „po cichu i ukradkiem wymiguje się od odpowiedzialności".
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This is absolutely brilliant, by legendary Australian investor John Hempton, who explains the core financial paradox at the heart of the AI story (and which also, to some extent, may explain the Jensen Huang story).
The numbers say that about $7 trillion in AI compute is set to be built by 2030. For the industry to earn that back, given those chips have a roughly 5-year lifespan and cost a lot to run, they need to generate about $2 trillion of AI revenue a year.
Hempton says the only way you can get to these sorts of numbers is by selling AI as a productivity tool to businesses, meaning replacing workers.
And since, for reasons he explains in the video, no company fires people to save just 10% in costs, the savings have to be about double what businesses pay for the AI: roughly $4 trillion in savings on wages a year.
What does firing $4 trillion worth of workers mean concretely? Hempton calculated this equates to roughly 10% of the OECD’s total wage bill of about $40 trillion: one in every ten dollars paid to workers across the OECD’s 38 member countries.
Which, naturally, when you suddenly take that much income out of people’s pockets, would trigger a massive global recession.
And here's the paradox: in a massive global recession, there's no way businesses will pay $2 trillion a year for AI, so the return disappears anyway.
In other words, AI's only possible path to success given the numbers requires destroying the very economy that is supposed to pay for it.
HOWEVER - and here's where the Nvidia/Jensen Huang story might come into play (and, to be clear, this is now me speaking and not Hempton given this interview is prior to the whole Nvidia saga) - this all rests on a core assumption: that compute stays super expensive. Which in practice means Nvidia keeping its pricing power, with a 75% gross margin on its chips.
Break Nvidia's pricing power, and the $7 trillion bill, the $2 trillion in revenue and the 10% of jobs all shrink with it.
This would also put the whole China story in a different light. Maybe it's not so much a "we don't want the Chinese to be competitive with similar chips to us" story as it is a "we don't want Chinese demand to drive up chip prices" one. Or probably both.
And, as such, you could actually think about the US export controls not as a national security measure but as a good old subsidy for US AI players (together with a handicap for their Chinese competitors), a way to limit the price of chips.
This holds even with China itself blocking Nvidia imports, since Chinese firms simply rent the chips abroad instead, in places like Southeast Asia, which is precisely what this whole Alice Huang/Megaspeed story is about.
The main obstacle for all this was, of course... Jensen. Obviously, the guy wanted the exact opposite: as many buyers as possible, Chinese players included, to keep chip prices and Nvidia’s margins sky-high. He was also the one man with the clout to make that happen.
All hard to prove, of course, but I can imagine that quite a few corks popped this week in Anthropic's offices: nothing like the news that the man keeping your biggest cost sky-high is out when you're a week away from a $1.2 trillion IPO.
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Poland has the INSANE distinction of having its Independence Day celebrations in November 11 dubbed far-right or fascist. Learn some history or learn some Polish —or, better yet, go and see for yourself at least once before repeating that nonsense.
For years, it’s been a peaceful, patriotic march by people of all ages carrying national flags, signs, often flares (yes, flares—so what?), pushing strollers, singing. This year’s Independence March comes as the country badly needs to coalesce around one shared idea. And this is it: The Independent.
In the midst of a coup and national mourning, just days after Poland’s first ever mass shooting, where two heroic young policemen saved lives risking their own, Poles celebrate their sovereignty. Together.
So give it a rest. Generations of Poles gave their all to be able to commemorate that day as a free nation. Just let them.
🚨🇵🇱🌍 POLAND CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE — BUT SOME EUROPEAN MEDIA HAVE PORTRAYED ITS MASSIVE PATRIOTIC MARCH AS “FAR-RIGHT,” “EXTREMIST” AND EVEN “NAZI”!
Today, November 11, millions of Poles celebrate their country’s return to independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition by Russia, Prussia and Austria.
Yet international coverage of Warsaw’s annual Independence March has repeatedly sparked controversy over how Poland’s national celebrations are portrayed.
🇳🇴 NORWAY — NRK (2025): The public broadcaster labelled the event a “NAZI MARCH.” Following complaints from Polish communities and diplomatic intervention, NRK acknowledged its mistake and apologised.
🇬🇧 BRITAIN — REUTERS (2024): Headlined its report “Far-right Independence Day march in Warsaw draws thousands.”
🇬🇧 BRITAIN — THE GUARDIAN (2025): Described the gathering as a “controversial Poland independence march.”
🇫🇷 FRANCE — AFP (2026): Presented this year’s march as a nationalist gathering taking place amid mounting political tensions.
🇩🇪 GERMANY — dpa / n-tv (2026): Focused on right-wing mobilisation, opposition to Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Poland’s political divisions.
🇩🇪 GERMANY — FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Examined extremist participation but also acknowledged that recent marches have been largely peaceful.
🇫🇮 FINLAND — YLE (2017): Characterised the march as a celebration associated with the far right.
🇵🇱 POLAND — TVN24 (2025): Highlighted extremist banners, controversial slogans and the participation of British far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
Meanwhile, Polish public broadcasters TVP Info and TVP Polonia have also covered the holiday’s historical significance, military ceremonies and celebrations throughout the country.
The Warsaw march has nationalist organisers and has attracted extremist groups in previous years. Those facts deserve reporting. But they do not define every participant — and certainly not Poland’s entire Independence Day.
Across Poland, families, veterans, soldiers and ordinary citizens commemorate the generations who fought for their homeland.
🇵🇱 POLAND WAS ERASED FROM EUROPE’S POLITICAL MAP FOR 123 YEARS. IN 1918, IT RETURNED AS AN INDEPENDENT STATE.
108 YEARS LATER, POLAND REMEMBERS.
❤️ HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, POLAND!
DO INTERNATIONAL MEDIA GIVE ENOUGH ATTENTION TO THE HISTORY BEHIND THIS NATIONAL CELEBRATION — OR DOES POLITICAL CONTROVERSY DOMINATE THEIR COVERAGE?
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November 12, 2004 - On this day, Poland lost one of its greatest fighter aces, General Stanisław Skalski.
Widely recognized as Poland’s highest-scoring fighter ace of World War II, credited with 22 aerial victories, Skalski fought the Luftwaffe during the invasion of Poland, the Battle of Britain, and the North African campaign, where he commanded the legendary “Skalski’s Circus.”
Yet his greatest suffering came not at the hands of the Germans, but under the communist regime imposed on postwar Poland.
Returning to his homeland in 1947, Skalski was arrested by the communist secret police in 1948, subjected to brutal interrogations and torture, falsely accused of espionage, and sentenced to death - like many other Polish patriots.
For years, this decorated war hero lived under the threat of execution - he endured nearly eight years of imprisonment before his release and rehabilitation in 1956.
A man who had risked his life defending Europe’s freedom was treated as a traitor by the very authorities claiming to represent his liberated homeland. He survived the Luftwaffe, only to be tortured and condemned to death by his own country’s communist security apparatus.
General Skalski died on November 12, 2004, aged 88. His courage deserves remembrance and his persecution must never be forgotten.
Cześć Jego Pamięci. 🇵🇱
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Musimy nagłośnić ten skandal! 😡 Dyscyplinarka za krytykę działań policji!
Jacek Łukasik, przewodniczący związku zawodowego „Policyjna Solidarność”, zabrał głos w sprawie działań funkcjonariuszy policji przed Trybunałem Konstytucyjnym. Zwrócił uwagę na wątpliwości dotyczące wykonywanych poleceń i odpowiedzialności policjantów.
I co się dzieje? Zamiast rzeczowej odpowiedzi wszczęto wobec niego postępowanie dyscyplinarne!
Czy naprawdę doszliśmy do momentu, w którym przedstawiciel związku zawodowego nie może publicznie krytykować działań policji i bronić interesów funkcjonariuszy?!
Policjanci mają wykonywać polecenia, nie zadawać pytań i najlepiej jeszcze nie komentować tego, co dzieje się wokół nich?
To nie jest prywatna policja żadnego rządu! Funkcjonariusze mają służyć obywatelom i przestrzegać prawa, a nie bać się mówić o swoich wątpliwościach.
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Premier D. Tusk zaprosił prezydenta K. Nawrockiego na opłatek... W SWOIM DOMU.
On tak szczerze to zrobił, jak niegdyś szczerze imigrantów zapraszała pod swój dach K. Kotula, która także nie posiadała - ani własnego domu, ani własnego mieszkania.
- ośw. majątkowe D. Tusk r. 2025:
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Skandal!
"Tak niszczy się polską naukę".
Durnie z Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu wyrzucili bezcenny materiał archeologiczny i dorobek naukowy prof. Tomasza Ważnego.
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The Polish Interior Minister has now fully backtracked after announcing the Kraków terrorist was "far right" to the legacy media.
Admitting he didn't even check, just said "muh far right" for no other reason than that he felt like it.
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Mayor of Charlotte, NC asks
that we not post about this
lady murdered on a Charlotte
train by a repeat offender with 14 prior arrests
I say in Iryna’s memory please share
and make this go viral!
We will never forgot her ever! nitter.gq/827js/status/209187647…
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Alez fota!
Pierwszy pierwszy przy policjancie jeszcze przytomnym, na kolana padl kaleka w dziurawych butach...
Zakladam, ze bezdomny
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In September 1939, Polish scouts were among those who resisted German forces entering Katowice in Upper Silesia. Some paid for it with their lives.
On November 4, 1983, the city unveiled the Monument to the Scouts of September, commemorating the young defenders and scouts who lost their lives during WW2.
ALT The Monument to the Scouts of September in Katowice, photograph taken in 2024 (Aliceinthealice, Wikimedia Commons, CC0)
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Doświadczeni politycy nie popełniają takich błędów. Wszystko było doskonale zaplanowane. Dlatego też nikt z tych słów się nie wycofa.
Minister Kierwiński popełnił błąd, mówiąc niedługo po zamachu: „Wszystko wskazuje na to, że zamachowiec zafascynowany był ideologiami skrajnie prawicowymi, choć będzie to podlegało sprawdzeniu.” W TVN24 minister wyjaśniał, że sprawdzane są poszlaki. Skoro nie było na to twardych dowodów, to nie należało tego mówić. Więcej: nie należało tego mówić zaraz po zamachu, nawet gdyby dowody były. W takiej chwili ważne jest to, aby polityk i szef MSWiA unikał komunikatów o zabarwieniu politycznym. Na analizy przyjdzie czas po wnikliwym sprawdzeniu faktów.