Poland

BlackFox898 · **Posted:** Sat Apr 10, 2010 3:02 pm

poland slow!

Squirt · **Joined:** Jan 2008 **Posts:** 8186 **Location:**

Are babies from poland called poles?

Pilsner · **Joined:** Mar 2010 **Posts:** 15 **Location:** ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8612825.stm :cry:

Shadow · **Joined:** Feb 2008 **Posts:** 1039 **Location:** lolwut

Someone wants Poland dead! Yankees or Russkies? :soosad:

And why in 'ell they were using an ancient, noisy and rough Tupolev?
Anyway, pretty tragic, and damn ironic considering where they were going.

Ownage · **Joined:** Jul 2009 **Posts:** 1173 **Location:** SwSro!

What a huge loss, their country is gonna get screwed over by this.

Amro · **Joined:** Apr 2008 **Posts:** 1380 **Location:** Slovakia

rest in peace :cry:

cpinney · **Posted:** Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:12 pm

thats pretty shitty.

Leuneth · **Posted:** Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:22 pm

ive heard that on news they say about 200 pepole was
in that plane !

Shadow · **Joined:** Feb 2008 **Posts:** 1039 **Location:** lolwut

Leuneth wrote:

ive heard that on news they say about 200 pepole was
in that plane !

About 90 people.

*BlackFox · **Joined:** Sep 2008 **Posts:** 7923 **Location:**

R.I.P
Well, It could have been avoided. If they didn't use an old crappy plane!

Shadow · **Joined:** Feb 2008 **Posts:** 1039 **Location:** lolwut

I bet the military leaders aboard told the pilot to land in Smolensk when they were suggested to land in Minsk.
"What's some fog to a Polish pilot, huh? We're going to Smolensk, so land there, pilot."

But isn't it about as ironic as it can get, that they were going to a memorial service held in honor of 22,000 Polish who were murdered by Stalin.

Actually The Polish seeked justice earlier regarding the massacre, and Putin invited them to this fateful memorial.... Makes one to wonder....

xzaz · **Joined:** Sep 2006 **Posts:** 1574 **Location:**

mm Since im going there begin may.. i hope everything continues... viewtopic.php?f=12&t=120794

Squirt · **Joined:** Jan 2008 **Posts:** 8186 **Location:**

Shadow wrote:

I bet the military leaders aboard told the pilot to land in Smolensk when they were suggested to land in Minsk.
"What's some fog to a Polish pilot, huh? We're going to Smolensk, so land there, pilot."

But isn't it about as ironic as it can get, that they were going to a memorial service held in honor of 22,000 Polish who were murdered by Stalin.

Actually The Polish seeked justice earlier regarding the massacre, and Putin invited them to this fateful memorial.... Makes one to wonder....

In soviet Russian, the dead memorial you?

ApocalypticDeath · **Joined:** Nov 2008 **Posts:** 686 **Location:** Mount Fap

Rest In Peace :cry:

bryanvan · **Joined:** Jun 2008 **Posts:** 1010 **Location:**

Funs!

Jstar1 · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4757 **Location:**

I feel really bad for them, they lost like all their head honchos. But what was the polish government thinking when they were using such an outdated plane? I just looked up the Tu-154 and it was introduced in 1972. I mean shouldn't the leaders of a country have the best and most advanced equipment/vehicles? And poland isn't a poor country.

TheDrop · **Joined:** May 2008 **Posts:** 7150 **Location:** uefa2012

very unfortunate for poland. he seems to have been a good leader.

Blindfire · **Joined:** Feb 2008 **Posts:** 3844 **Location:** ...

UnbeatableDevil wrote:

very unfortunate for poland. he seems to have been a good leader.

Did you read the article?

Quote:

Lech Kaczynski, who had fewer powers than the prime minister but had a significant say in foreign policy, was a controversial figure in Polish politics.
He had advocated a right-wing Catholic agenda, opposed rapid free-market reforms and favoured retaining social welfare programmes.

TheDrop · **Joined:** May 2008 **Posts:** 7150 **Location:** uefa2012

Blindfire wrote:

UnbeatableDevil wrote:

very unfortunate for poland. he seems to have been a good leader.

Did you read the article?

Quote:

Lech Kaczynski, who had fewer powers than the prime minister but had a significant say in foreign policy, was a controversial figure in Polish politics.
He had advocated a right-wing Catholic agenda, opposed rapid free-market reforms and favoured retaining social welfare programmes.

i watched a news broadcast on him, he lead polish rebels against the USSR and helped keep poland in track after the breakup of USSR.

so you fail (as always

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Blindfire · **Joined:** Feb 2008 **Posts:** 3844 **Location:** ...

He lead rebels, meaning he wasn't President at the time or he would have been leading the Polish military.

TheDrop · **Joined:** May 2008 **Posts:** 7150 **Location:** uefa2012

Blindfire wrote:

He lead rebels, meaning he wasn't President at the time or he would have been leading the Polish military.

if he lead the rebels well enough, he's still a good leader than isnt he? :palm:

?

Squirt · **Joined:** Jan 2008 **Posts:** 8186 **Location:**

UnbeatableDevil wrote:

Blindfire wrote:

He lead rebels, meaning he wasn't President at the time or he would have been leading the Polish military.

if he lead the rebels well enough, he's still a good leader than isnt he? :palm:

?

Exactly my point..

Look at it this way.. George Washington leading the Continental army...
From the eyes of the brits he was a rebel....

BuDo · **Joined:** Dec 2008 **Posts:** 4714 **Location:**

Pretty messed up...for ALL the lives lost

Scarth · **Joined:** Dec 2009 **Posts:** 492 **Location:** ಠ_ಠ

Jstar1 wrote:

I feel really bad for them, they lost like all their head honchos. But what was the polish government thinking when they were using such an outdated plane? I just looked up the Tu-154 and it was introduced in 1972. I mean shouldn't the leaders of a country have the best and most advanced equipment/vehicles? And poland isn't a poor country.

What the hell were they thinking, putting all those people together on 1 plane at the first place.
That's just asking for Murphy's Law to come knockin'

Shadow · **Joined:** Feb 2008 **Posts:** 1039 **Location:** lolwut

Perhaps Putin said in his invitation that "Oh by the way, use just one old and cheap plane when you come, alright?"

Scarth · **Joined:** Dec 2009 **Posts:** 492 **Location:** ಠ_ಠ

Shadow wrote:

Perhaps Putin said in his invitation that "Oh by the way, use just one old and cheap plane when you come, alright?"

"Da, and put everyone who has at least some degree of political influence in your country on that same plane while you're at it.:"

Mirosuke · **Posted:** Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:59 pm

Just saw ths notice today. :/

xzaz · **Joined:** Sep 2006 **Posts:** 1574 **Location:**

A lot of people on the streed their.

Reise · **Joined:** May 2006 **Posts:** 6650 **Location:**

Jstar1 wrote:

I feel really bad for them, they lost like all their head honchos. But what was the polish government thinking when they were using such an outdated plane? I just looked up the Tu-154 and it was introduced in 1972. I mean shouldn't the leaders of a country have the best and most advanced equipment/vehicles? And poland isn't a poor country.

A lot of old designs are still flying today. The 747 comes to mind.

1972 is actually pretty recent considering.

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