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This is what „tolerance” and „respect” looks like for the opposition voters participating in the Equality Parade.

…What does this situation have to do with Poland? Hopefully nothing, but - given the experience of involving Poland in Israeli internal disputes - this hope may turn out to be vain.

…What about today? Today, embassies are also present.

Undoubtedly, today we are at a stage where, as a nation, we have already learnt what a great duty it is to take care of the memory of Polish history. Żaryn is also enquired about the attack of Prof.

I strongly oppose and condemn this type of violence; I believe that this isolated incident will not obscure what is positive in Israeli-Polish relations — she wrote.

However, what we could see during yesterday’s performances showed that music is the last place there.

The European Union has become what it is now- the most developed area of economic integration, freedom, security, and justice- a space of common values and goals.

Here is a full chart: And what is the distribution of votes in the elections to the European Parliament, where the opposition appears under the banner of the European Coalition?…

Only when one takes a close look at the particular stages or chapters of the report describing individual losses, one will understand the reason for such an amount and what it results from — pointed out…

I am delighted, however, that those who took part in those events at that time and were shouldering the responsibility for what was happening at that time, are with us today.

I believe that what we do for Poles and for the Polish community, both in Poland and abroad, is breaking through and the fact that we combine modern patriotism with modern economy it is being noticed.

That’s exactly what a stalker does — said the former Prime Minister. Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz emphasized that it was he who left Isabel and developed his idea that he fell victim to stalking.

It is a pity that what can be read there has nothing to do with the truth - writes Piotr Gontarczyk in „Sieci”.

…What could this place be? According to Wojciechowska, there is speculation that the head of the European Council is considering representation of the EU at the UN.

…What is the death of tens of thousands of people - citizens of the Republic of Poland - without a court of law? If this is not genocide, what is it then?…

This shows what were the effects of World War II on Poland as well as what would be the level of Polish development now if there hadn’t been any German destruction.

Who would be interested in undermining the sanctity of John Paul II and what motives would such a person be driven by? Without John Paul II we would not be what we are today.

But I would also like it to receive strong support in order for it to act in two directions: not only for the Union to be with us, but also for us to be in the Union, with what the Holy Father John Paul…

And what extraordinary heroes they all were: without a weapon in hand, without a rifle.

I think that he realises what is going on around him and knows in what kind of meeting he was taking part. He did not object to being sent for observation — she said to journalists.