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@Duddus_Za @mordownik4u może to było właśnie z tego pozostałego 5% ?

@mordownik4u Tak , zawsze oni biedni i poszkodowani , a w 95% przypadków to Ukraińcy prowokują i każdy co z Nimi ma styczność to potwierdzi.

Znamy nowe fakty o pobiciu Ukraińców we Wrocławiu Pojawiły się dodatkowe informacje, które rzucają nowe światło na sprawę brutalnego ataku we Wrocławiu. Na nagraniu widać, jak trójka mężczyzn bije 21-letniego Ukraińca i jego 20-letnią dziewczynę. Do napaści doszło w niedzielę, gdy para wsiadała do samochodu. Matka poszkodowanej twierdziła wcześniej, że powodem był wyłącznie ukraiński akcent. Teraz z relacji poszkodowanych wynika, jak wyglądał początek całego konfliktu: Dziewczyna była wcześniej w Żabce, kupiła napoje i wróciła po bułkę. Stanęła normalnie w kolejce. Przed nią stała kobieta, do której podszedł znajomy mężczyzna i po prostu wciął się w kolejkę. Kiedy Ukrainka zaczęła wykładać zakupy, ten facet zrobił scenę, że rzekomo go popchnęła. Kasjerka widziała, kto stał pierwszy, i mimo pretensji obsłużyła Ukrainkę. To był punkt zapalny. Mężczyzna poczuł się upokorzony, zaczął wyzywać dziewczynę za to, że jest Ukrainką, a po wyjściu ze sklepu eskalował do przemocy fizycznej. Policja nadal ustala szczegóły. Służby potwierdzają, że według obecnej wiedzy chodziło o narodowość. Jeden z napastników był wskazywany jako powiązany z federacją Gromda, ale ta kompletnie się odcina, a tożsamość nie jest jeszcze oficjalnie potwierdzona. Śledztwo trwa.

@Skalinskalin @adamSzlapka @LepkowskaGolas @PiotrSzumlewicz @JakubWende @mateusz_rybak1 @donaldtusk @KSuchanow @Dorota_Brejza @K_Smiszek @moanrosa masz jakieś źródła na te dane o tej mniejszości czy większości? czy to raczej tak na oko?

W świetle ostatnich zajść trzeba powiedzieć jasno: krzykliwa i agresywna mniejszość nie ma prawa mówić w imieniu całej Polski... Większość Polek i Polaków nie buduje swojej tożsamości na pogardzie i nienawiści... Ukrainki i Ukraińcy, jesteście tu mile widziani! Solidarność jest silniejsza niż nienawiść grupki krzykliwych nienawistników... #MileWidziani #Ukraina #Polska

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA i thought the point of that exercise was precisely to test damage caused by drone attack to unprepared troops, no?

🇺🇦 Ukrainian troops experienced a culture shock during a NATO exercise: coffee breaks, drone-free zones, and overwhelmed Western soldiers. Their verdict was devastating. This led to radical lessons for the restructuring of the German armed forces, - WELT Armed Forces of Ukraine “smashed” NATO at exercises in Sweden. The Ukrainian military acted as they do every day at the front: massive use of FPV drones, rapid change of positions and unconventional solutions. NATO had: 🟢constant coffee breaks and bureaucracy; 🟢bans on the use of many types of drones; 🟢slow decision-making; 🟢tactics that no longer correspond to the realities of war.

@aapvv959 @Slawa_tv @m_przedlacki "oni" to , "oni" tamto wymyślaś bzdury

З повагою як раз і проблеми. Польська пиха ніяк не дозволяє більшості поляків сприйняти українців за рівних, а в чомусь і кращих за них. Вони до 2022 року здебільшого бачили бідних заробітчан, які не могли влаштуватися дома і прііздиди в Польщу на заробітки. А після 24.02.2022 побачили інших українців: розумних, заможних, гордих, які мусили рятуватися в Польщі від війни. І цей тип українців їх здивував і дещо налякав…

🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦 Польський журналіст Міхал Пшедляцький @m_przedlacki емоційно відреагував на напад на українців у Вроцлаві. В етері SLAWA він зізнався, що відчуває гнів і сором через прояви ксенофобії, попросив вибачення в українців від імені тих поляків, які засуджують насильство. А також наголосив, що лише взаємна повага й дружба між двома народами здатні перемогти ненависть.

@mgmehrer @BohuslavskaKate they still do, they don't advertise their tech for sale though

@BohuslavskaKate Gee, the US used to have that can-do level of technological innovation. What happened??

KELLOGG: When you talk about drone technology, we've really got to leverage Ukrainians. They are absolute experts on this. On defensive drones right now, I would grab Ukrainians, "Hey, really help us out here." Because they are so advanced in what they do. I've been in Ukraine, seen their drone factories, watched what they do, and it's so impressive. They change their drone technology every 6 months. We need to capitalize on that, because that's the wave of the future and that's a new form of warfare, which is drone warfare.

@Tomek57670882 @Slawa_tv problem w tym że jakoś nie widać by Ukraina utrudniała w tym Rosji

@Slawa_tv Nie wierzcie we wszystko co widzicie w sieci. Realnie Polska wspierała i bedzie wspierać Ukrainę w walce z Rosją, bo to jest w naszym interesie. Ruscy nas próbują dzielić problemem, którego nie rozwiązaliśmy - żal do polityków o to.

🇺🇦🇵🇱 РФ зацікавлена у розпалюванні ворожнечі між українцями та поляками, адже саме Польща є одним із ключових союзників України у питаннях військової допомоги, санкцій проти РФ та підтримки на міжнародній арені. В етері SLAWA народний депутат України Микола Княжицький так прокоментував напад на українців у Вроцлаві та закликав не узагальнювати окремі випадки насильства. Він наголосив, що польська влада оперативно відреагувала на інцидент, а прояви ксенофобії є справою окремих радикалів і злочинців, а не позицією польського суспільства загалом.

@GicAriana @PawlowskiMario Ukranians of today sound a lot like soviet propaganda and they don't even realize it. Is always everyone else's fault and not an ounce of accountability. They have a lot of mental growing up to do.

@PawlowskiMario "Shit" that you should be "tired of" is the president of Poland turning Poland into a dangerous place. I am most certainly tired of people like you who stupidly and obscenely claim that pointing out the rise of hatred against Ukrainians means an attack on all Poles. Moron.

Sharing the facts of rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment and of the dramatic increase in hate crimes against Ukrainians in Poland does NOT "stoke division" or "benefit Russia". The division is created by the Polish politicians -including the president himself- who promote hatred. 1/9

@PawlowskiMario @GicAriana unfollow and mute

@GicAriana Another generalization of Poles, I am tired of this shit and unfollowing people like you.

@Teoyaomiquu Those attacks are abhorrent tough and they do need to stop. This is not the way to move forward.

@Teoyaomiquu that's because you're not addressing deep seated anti-polish sentiments in Ukranian society that was there for a long time. After the emotional unconditional support for Ukraine the polish are just waking up and reacting to what ukranian side serves them.

I got a lot of heat for saying that Poles are generally very anti-Ukrainian nowadays. Many people called me a Russian propagandist, lol, and accused me of trying to sow division. Honestly, I do not see how acknowledging a real problem creates division, especially considering the recent rise in hostility toward Ukrainians. Ironically, many Poles immediately attacked me for saying this, which only reinforced my point. I said what I said because this has been my impression for the past three years. I am not saying that every Pole hates Ukrainians. That is obviously not the case. However, the problem is very real. My personal experience comes from our work and from dealing with Polish border guards, police, and government agencies. It is also based on anecdotal evidence from Ukrainians who have actually had to leave Poland because of the hostility they experienced, especially the treatment of their children in schools. Recent news reports, studies, and polling support these concerns. You can read the research yourself, but here are a few recent examples: polskieradio.pl/395/7789/artyk… Some quotes: > Almost all interviewees register a rise in anti-Ukrainian sentiment, including people who have lived in Poland for over a decade or hold Polish citizenship. > The Ukrainian language itself or a Ukrainian accent often triggers aggression. > Landlords refusing to rent to Ukrainians, hostile remarks from doctors unrelated to treatment, and double standards applied by academic staff when evaluating Polish and Ukrainian students. Near the end, the study says something even more disturbing: > Insults encountered at bus stops were waved off by interviewees with remarks like, “That’s just how life is.” Most Ukrainians remain silent about this and are afraid to speak openly because they fear losing what they have for the second time. Many people do not understand that. Here is another study that includes polling: mieroszewski.pl/en/knowledge/p… > The attitude of Poles toward Ukrainians living in Poland ... Currently, 39% of respondents declare a positive attitude, 35% a negative one, and 15% a neutral one, while 10% have no opinion. This indicates a strong polarization of views. Having a negative opinion of an entire nationality is a strong position. Thirty-five percent is a very large number. Some may argue that this is merely a loud minority. But this is not just a handful of people shouting in some irrelevant corner of the internet. It is roughly one in three people. That is not a fringe group. It is a large enough share of the population to shape the political and social atmosphere. We also cannot ignore the openly anti-Ukrainian rhetoric of the Polish president, who was elected by the people of Poland. I am not trying to sow division. However, it is clear that this problem cannot be dismissed by claiming that it comes only from a handful of “far-right crazies” who do not represent the average Pole. Also, I don't think it's appropriate to mix historical grievances here, while they can be viewed as a root cause of the issue by many, they only confirm the sentiment I am discussing here.

@KonstantinPerf5 @nexta_tv yes, Poland learned that the hard way

@nexta_tv Ukraine really needs to become militarily and financially self reliant, you can’t count on the good will of any neighbor, especially when they were a former imperial power over you.

Tusk urges Nawrocki to break his silence and stop the violence Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk publicly called on President Karol Nawrocki to stop remaining silent over the recent rise in attacks on Ukrainians. According to Tusk, politicians who excuse radical groups share responsibility for the surge in violence. He also addressed Jarosław Kaczyński, urging him to stop calling for the creation of vigilante groups. Tusk said the attacks on Ukrainians are a manifestation of hooliganism and violent extremism that has grown bolder under political patronage. "Anyone who beats Ukrainian women on the streets of Poland is promoting the worst kind of thinking — in Poland, Ukraine, and everywhere else in the world. We must wage a decisive fight against this violence," Tusk said.

@magnumen7 @censor_net Ukraina wcześniej

@censor_net Поляки від своєї надмірної пихи скоро луснуть.

"Україна не стане членом ЄС під знаменом Бандери": міністр оборони Польщі Косіняк-Камиш висунув умови Києву censor.net/ua/n4015562

@cheeky_ang @censor_net tak, i te inne rzeczy też można ukrócić z czasem

@censor_net То значить співпрацювати з нами і Америкою для вироблення patriot можна, тоді їм Бандера жопу не жме, а як в ЄС Україні шлях не блокувати, то тут срака горить? Пшеки їбані

@AngryFker @LeszekUm57476 @breakingUAnews aha! i wyszło zakompleksione szydło z worka.

@LeszekUm57476 @breakingUAnews That's not really true. Most doesn't gives a fk about Poland nor majority see Poland as a good reference. Average Ukrainian compare his land to way more advanced EU countries and Poland is mostly just a transit path. No idea why you chose hatred, that's dumb.

🗣Поляки готові допомагати тільки бідним українцям. Але коли виявляється, що українці в Польщі можуть бути навіть багатшими — це викликає ненависть у поляків, — нардеп, ексголова Інституту нацпам'яті В'ятрович

@TizonToma1653 @StopRashizm @LeszekUm57476 @breakingUAnews aha, najpierw będziemy generalizować o Polakach a jak przedstawiano fakty to szybko schodzimy z generalizacji, jak to typowe

@StopRashizm @LeszekUm57476 @breakingUAnews Your thesis doesnt stand a facts: current, unwelcoming feel in Poland is created mostly becouse of obvious mistakes done by Your elites. And denying facts. For last 4 years, tensions were tiny, and feel was warm, including hosting people in Polish houses.

@MarcoLo61955229 @BohuslavskaKate nah, they phasing it out as contracts were expiring

@BohuslavskaKate Right, as if Poland wasn't processing Russian oil... They not only were processing it they continued even after the full scale invasion, sure it didn't came via the NordStream but it doesn't make it any better, Russian oil doesn't get clean just by using the Druzhba pipeline...

SIKORSKI: Germany, under Merkel and before, believed in transformation through trade. Like, "If we become big enough customer for Russian gas, they won't risk that relationship for some silly ideas." Or, "They can't be serious about rebuilding empire. It's too passé, right?" So, they got that wrong. We were saying, "No, don't let him build pipelines that bypass Central Europe because that's a recipe for war." So, we got vindicated, unfortunately, about Putin's intentions. His capabilities are less than we thought, but his intentions are even worse than we thought.

@Azul_altern @WillesdenFrog @MichaelAArouet sadly, especially when the chart and graphs will show where the money is then flowing (hint: newly joined state in the east)

@WillesdenFrog @MichaelAArouet The day those funds will stop, and they will start to be net funders instead of net receivers, they will start to be anti EU. I am ready to bet a lot of money on it. I know too well their mentality.

What happened in Poland is amazing. Free market, entrepreneurship, hard work and reasonable taxes drive prosperity for all. Isn’t it a pity to watch Western European countries run by the left going in the exact opposite direction by throttling entrepreneurs and raising taxes?

@Radonom21 @BrilliantMaps from a duke to a king, it was a promotion

@prefsapidev @BrilliantMaps The King of Poland was also the Grand Duke of Lithuania. The Commonwealth was a multinational state, unlike present-day Poland.

Poland At It’s Maximum Extent Compared To Its Borders Today brilliantmaps.com/max-poland/

@PolishV00dka @rshereme oh pls he knew results of his research before he started

@rshereme First, Kuzio bragged about harassing Polish immigrants. Now, you write an essay about random nobody visiting Poland for 4 days ("pollaks" is an ethnic slur btw). 4 days - truly "adequate" data for an academic to broad-brush 38 million people. Same strategy, same pockets.

Tonia Netsyuk: “I traveled briefly through Poland twice (in my whole life never visited them before) in 2023 and in 2026 and I experienced xenophobia only by trying to be friendly and speaking Polish with obvious Ukrainian accent. That was in total four days as a tourist on the streets of Poland. I always spoke out about my experience and not surprised by majority pollaks behaviour given green light by their bosses.” I have heard over a hundred stories like this over the past few weeks. Read my article about this very disturbing trend: romansheremeta.substack.com/p/sound-the-al…

@forummapping Lower Austria ÷ No Data = 3.5 got it, math checks out

Lower Austria was nearly 3.5x richer than Bosnia in the same empire — inequality that helped tear Austria-Hungary apart.