Julius -- thanks for the link. Former PC myself (Poland) and my Eastern Europe 2 year stint was called the "Posh Corps" when compared to my Russian counterparts. They had all kinds of bad shit happen to them, doors smashed, threatened, beat up, it was dangerous. In Poland, people were poor but much happier than we are in America.
A party could break out anywhere and at anytime. In the middle of the day someone wanted to meet the "American" in town, they would bring a bottle of vodka and some food, and my flat was bursting with dance and joy. Money wasn't their driving force in life, it was people.
I miss the simplicity of Poland they have things we will never have. Things have changed there but they refuse to cave to the EU and Soros. They love Trump, he has that Pope aura in some parts of Poland and they respect his toughness because no one has ever stood up for Poland as much as Trump. If Trump gave a speech in Poland he could draw 30,000 a night for a week.
Julius -- thanks for the link. Former PC myself (Poland) and my Eastern Europe 2 year stint was called the "Posh Corps" when compared to my Russian counterparts. They had all kinds of bad shit happen to them, doors smashed, threatened, beat up, it was dangerous. In Poland, people were poor but much happier than we are in America.
A party could break out anywhere and at anytime. In the middle of the day someone wanted to meet the "American" in town, they would bring a bottle of vodka and some food, and my flat was bursting with dance and joy. Money wasn't their driving force in life, it was people.
I miss the simplicity of Poland they have things we will never have. Things have changed there but they refuse to cave to the EU and Soros. They love Trump, he has that Pope aura in some parts of Poland and they respect his toughness because no one has ever stood up for Poland as much as Trump. If Trump gave a speech in Poland he could draw 30,000 a night for a week.