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Polish Stories: Poland: A theocracy for the 21st century
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Thursday, June 14, 2007. Poland: A theocracy for the 21st century. I find it fascinating that in an age when so much is being said about Islamist groups vying for control of various countries, and of Islam becoming a factor in government, that nothing is being said about the same thing happening in the Christian Nation of Poland. So then, how will this unfold? The idea that Polish immigrants to the ...
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Polish Stories: Elections
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Monday, September 26, 2005. There is so much talk everywhere about the right of people to choose their own government, the need for democracy, and how wonderful it is to be "free". Then comes the true test. Elections. And, more often than not, the truth comes out. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Death of the Pope. My Favorite Game Commentary. My Favorite Web Comic. View my complete profile.
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Polish Stories: October 2005
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Cold Drink = DEATH. Tuesday, October 18, 2005. Monday, October 03, 2005. I was amazed to find that there are no capitalist parties in Polish government. There are only various flavors of socialist, with the main difference being the extent of moral conservatism they represent. I spoke of Polish conservatism in an earlier post, so will omit those details here.
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Polish Stories: September 2005
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Tuesday, September 27, 2005. The Death of the Pope. The death of Pope John Paul II was a great loss for the world. This was a man who did a lot of great things in his time as Pope, and was probably the single biggest factor in humanizing the Catholic Church. The death of Pope John Paul II was probably one of the best things that could have happened to Poland. Where does this dominance come from?
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Polish Stories: June 2007
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Thursday, June 14, 2007. Poland: A theocracy for the 21st century. I find it fascinating that in an age when so much is being said about Islamist groups vying for control of various countries, and of Islam becoming a factor in government, that nothing is being said about the same thing happening in the Christian Nation of Poland. So then, how will this unfold? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Traveled th...
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Polish Stories: Conservatism
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Tuesday, September 27, 2005. So, which is more dangerous? This last fact makes me wonder, how long it will be possible to last in a country like this. Besides Warsaw, the rest of the country is stuck in the dark ages of morality. The difference between attitudes today, and those of six hundred years ago is minimal. What was the reason for all this? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Polish Stories: Cold Drink = DEATH
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Cold Drink = DEATH. That's a nice one about the cold drinks.First thing that instantly came to my mind while reading :Stasia and her incapability of drinking anything below 35*C.Have you had her in mind while writing this? Besides I think you're absolutely right.The only place in Poland where you can take drinks with ice for granted is McDonald's.unforutnately!
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Polish Stories: March 2008
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Thoughts and relation of experiences of a semi-expat first living in Poland, then returning to the States. Thursday, March 27, 2008. A Pathetic Dwarfish Clown. Well, there's his statement (or was it his brother's? But, back to the issue at hand. How does someone with such limited awareness of the world today hope to convince an entire populace of his right? How can he use such media as he did in that speech, and not understand that he will be ridiculed? Labels: PiS polish politics dunce idiot.
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So what should I wear today?: H&M in Seattle - first impressions
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So what should I wear today? Friday, August 1, 2008. H&M in Seattle - first impressions. I saw it. I shopped in it. And I quite like it. It occupies two floors in the new wing of Westfield mall and has all sections: women's, men's, baby/children's, maternity, accessories and lingerie. Fortunately, accessories and basics are, as always, well equipped and very price competitive:-). I ended up buying a black men's fedora, a scarf and several basic black t-shirts, and paid total of $35.00. a bargain. Fashion...
