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…"It is first of all the area of defence, i.e. the problem of military and allied cooperation - directly between Poland and the USA and within NATO".

Here is an example If anyone has any doubts as to whether this is ideology or not, they should look at the pages of history and see what the creation of the LGBT movement looked like in the world.

This is how President Donald Trump addressed the President of Poland during the meeting at the White House: We all know what a great country and a wonderful country Poland is.

It has become axiomatic among progressives in America that what happened to George Floyd is a symptom of systemic injustice in the society, an injustice that dates back to America’s founding.

But what is LGBT? Can you tell me? — asked the MP at some point. Well, that’s all people, homosexuals and so on — responded the journalist.

He was an ambassador in Prague, but his knowledge of Poland is a great mystery. His father, Bernd, was preparing reports for Hitler in 1945.

The movement of passengers by trains that cross the Polish border is suspended until further notice…

In Treblinka, the future sculptor met his history teacher from school in Częstochowa: “You’ve got to escape from here and tell the world what you’ve seen. That will be your duty”.

…„What went wrong?” „Co poszło nie tak?” To pytanie wisieć będzie jak burzowa chmura nad głowami przyszłych badaczy zagadkowego fenomenu.

Wtedy na początek zagrał „What a Wonderfull World” Luisa Armstronga, że „zieleń drzew, czerwień róż, rosną tu, i myślę sobie tak, jaki cudny jest świat”… Niestety, cudnie jednak nie było, ponieważ przyjęli…

…What followed the war was just another form of oppression of the millions of Europeans left behind the Iron Curtain, even though the Kremlin calls it “liberation.”…

Public space is a broad concept (…) but I think we all know what it is about. (…) Everywhere we can come into contact with another human being.

For what is the basic concern of Poles today is whether they will have jobs, whether they will get a salary, whether they will have enough money to support their families and their children in this difficult…

…(…) Nobody knows what will happen on May 10. (…) I hope that it will be possible to conduct these elections without any problems. Tłum. K.J.

The Prime Minister: „We are concerned about what is happening. We can’t afford to become complacent.” What does that mean exactly? 1.

One can also pause and conclude what is important.

And what is most important?…

…What is noteworthy about these political moments is that they do not change. For a decade the left of the political spectrum in Europe has united to censure Hungary.

But it is difficult to predict exactly what life after the coronavirus will look like — said Prof. Łukasz Szumowski , the Minister of Health, in the new edition of the weekly ‘Sieci’.

…What about the restrictions?…