hippiechick wrote:
 

Hello from Poland! I'm really wondered how your grandmother could remember Jedwabne.

Witam szanownych Rodaków. Przejdę do rzeczy. Słucham tego radia od dobrych kilku lat. Jedynymi polskimi wykonawcami jakich tu usłyszałem była Anita Lipnicka (solowo) i kiedyś tam Czesław śpiewa. Bardzo mało to bardzo mało powiedziane. Szczerze boli mnie fakt, że w radiu obfitującym w tzw. muzyczne strzały, tak brakuje mych rodzimych wykonawców. Jestem pewien, że moglibyśmy tu bez wstydu ułożyć dobrą serię takich "strzałów". Proponuję coś w rodzaju małego pospolitego ruszenia. Zacznijmy może od epok minionych. Niedawno odeszła Kora. Dlatego zaproponowałem trochę Maanamu. A co z INNYMI? Tak wiele tego, że musiałem z dużej litery napisać. Pozdrawiam z Niemodlina.

 Robertmarkowski wrote:

   

DZIĘKUJĘ ZA SZACUNEK. Pozdrawiam z Polic pod Szczecinem.  POLACY TO WSPANIAŁY NARÓD, KTÓRY PRZETRWAŁ DWA TOTALITARYZMY. Szkoda, że w haniebny sposób przypisuje mu się odpowiedzialność za Holokaustu.

 KurtfromLaQuinta napisał:
 

Polish Solidarity Distances Itself From Romney: He ‘Supported Attacks On Trade Unions And Employees’ Rights’
by Ali Gharib
ThinkProgress
Jul 31, 2012

Between annoying the British and alienating the Palestinians, Mitt Romney seems to have found trouble everywhere he went on his overseas campaign trip. Now, the Polish trade union Solidarity, once led by Romney’s host in Poland Lech Walesa, disavowed the GOP presidential hopeful because of his anti-union politics.

 

Romney went to Gdansk, Poland to meet with Walesa, who in 1980, led a workers’ strike in the Gdansk Shipyard and helped create the Solidarity trade union. Solidarity became a thorn in the side of the Soviet-backed government, and Walesa eventually became a Nobel laureate and the first president of a free Poland. Walesa was reportedly miffed when Obama wouldn’t grant him a private greeting, and invited Romney for a visit.

But Solidarity isn’t extending the same welcome. The group distanced itself in a statement:

Regretfully, we were informed by our friends from the American headquarters of (trade union federation) AFL-CIO, which represents more than 12 million employees … that Mitt Romney supported attacks on trade unions and employees’ rights.

 marekzibrow wrote: 
Welcome!

(sorry, I speak no Polish or Russian - other than a couple of BAD words)

My paternal grandmother came from Jedwabne

 woozurbuddy wrote:  My dads mom was very Polish... surname Dorff.

 thelma wrote: 

czesc...jak sie masz?

 jadewahoo wrote: 
I know they like their cigarettes.

Jak sie macie? Co slyhac nowego?

 agatha wrote: 
hey u r talking 2 a 1st generation polock that now lives in ga. usa where r u.... john 

Where are you people from Poland?? I've joined the radio PARADISE comunity recently and was glad to find this part of forum.  However can't find any recent posts. Anybody out there?