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Article just entered in retaliation for my entry agianst "No child
left behind in USA" - they respond that fast. They want to say Poland
has no education or the like.

Why retaliation on Poland - so the camp of USA fascist with Bushland
leadership in it, self far behind educationally, will be pursuing
attack on POland with eradicating pOland as nation with own language,
as tried before but not backed harder sibce Buish unleached many new
fingters like that - Buszline was of the Poland king and returns is
his point while truth is that  British spooked it on him like that to
really decompose Poland; will not do this time either but the offence
is very unpleasant and requires limit setting on offenders)

SEE OTHER ARTICLES THAT WERE USULLY BLOCKED IN NYT ARCHIVES - THEY
WRITE THEM IN AS POLIOTICAL TOOL - SERVER IN NYT IS NOT SACURED
EITHER. TEHY WILL ALSO TRY TO USE THESE A S EVIDENCE DURING SENATE
DISPUTE ' SHOULD THERE BE POLAND" THAT THEY NEVER END BUT START MANY
TIMES.

BIDEN IS SIKORSKi BUT THAT ONE THAT AS ENEMY; REAL ONE was EITHER
CAPTURED ( WHAT I SUSPECT EISTEIN FOR DOING) OR DID NOT KNOW
WHEN HE FELL ONM GIBLARTAR; I INFORMED POLSIH GOVERMENT - BUT
THEY LET HIM ONE MORE RIDE; AND TOOOK IN NAIVE POLISH LINE
WIFE SO HE WILL PEACE BY PEACE DECOMPOSE POLISH GENETIC
LINES. ( JILL IS A FIX AND IS NOT EVEN JILL)


World ; Countries and Territories ; Poland.E-MAIL.Poland.
Kacper Pempel/ReutersUpdated: Nov. 29, 2010

Poland, a Central European country of 38 million, is one of the great
success stories of the former Soviet bloc.

Poles have sound reasons to be proud: they have navigated the
treacherous transition from Communism better than most of the post-
Soviet satellite nations, and theirs is the only country in Europe to
have avoided a recession during the financial crisis.

Instead, they are feeling insecure, pessimistic and uncertain about
the future, and they have turned on one another. The political
leadership is at war with itself. Personal attacks and insults are
flying. Politicians have traded accusations of drug abuse, mental
illness, collaborating with the Nazis and being agents of Moscow.

Inevitably, in this conservative, majority Catholic country, the
church also finds itself caught up in the internecine fighting. Its
leadership is split, with some outspoken clerics backing the political
opposition while others try to move the institution away from partisan
politics. There is a strong anticlerical movement, and there is
growing concern within the religious community that Poland will itself
become a more secular society like much of Europe.

On April 10, 2010, Poland's government suffered a staggering blow when
a plane crash killed the president, Lech Kaczynski, and dozens of the
country's top political and military leaders, as their Soviet-designed
aircraft was trying to land in heavy fog in western Russia. The crash
was described as the nation's worst tragedy since World War II.

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The combination of success and fear has created dissonance in Poland.
People understand how far they have come in just two decades, but also
feel that they are stuck in the mud of politics, unable to address
looming problems in social welfare spending and government finance.

Lech Kaczynski was elected president in 2005 just as Jaroslaw, his
twin brother, became head of the nationalist-conservative Law and
Justice government, often putting Poland on a collision course with
Russia.

Mr. Kaczynski forged close relationships with Ukraine and Georgia and
pushed for their accession into NATO, arguing passionately that a
stronger NATO would keep Russia from reasserting its influence over
Eastern Europe.

In 2006 and 2007, the Kaczynski brothers served as president and prime
minister at the same time. Their efforts to uncover and oust former
Communists and suspected collaborators in government and the news
media led to a deep polarization of politics. While they were staunch
allies of the United States, skepticism toward the European Union
often put them at odds with European allies.

The former prime minister, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who lost a bid to
become president after his twin brother died in the crash, refused to
shake hands with his opponent, refused to attend the main memorial
service for the crash and turned against some of his closest allies,
prompting them to quit the Law and Justice Party, which the Kaczynski
brothers founded in 2001.

BECAUSE PRESIDENT IS NOT DEAD; BUT IS NOT THAT POLISH NOW EITHER - WAS
NOT TOLD THE TRUTH HOW WAS HE INSTALLED; AND WHAT ABOUT TUSK - IS THIS
ONE POLISH?  ( WHEN NERVOUS ONLY RUSISIAN COMMES OF HIM - THERE IS
LARGE RUSSIAN POLISH COMMUNITY BUT IF REPRESENTATIVE OF THIS BETETR
FOR THE MINISTER OF UNIFIOCATION OF THE OCCUPIED POLISH TERRITORIES)

The fighting in 2010 has had little impact on Poland’s still strong
economy, with predictions of 4 percent growth in 2011. But some
economists are warning that unless serious issues are addressed,
Poland is headed for trouble. Economists said that once development
money from the European Union slowed in 2012, the country would hit
its constitutional debt limit. That will require cutting spending,
raising taxes or raiding the retirement system. They also warn that
Poland could face a power shortage in a few years that could cause
blackouts.

But the government continues to avoid making tough decisions in an
effort to preserve its popularity in the fractured political
environment, political scientists said.

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CO MANIPULUJA NYT DATA BASE)