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Thinking of our greatest ally 2017-02-22 04:17:12 Post No.
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I think we should take a moment to think of the French, the greatest ally of Poland and a true defender of European civilization. No other nation has done so much to help out Poland and spilt so much blood in this effort, such as liberating Poland from Prussia and Russia by Napoleon, the defeat of Prussian militarism in WW1, and the fighting (unfortunately diminished in effectiveness by the Anglo betrayal) in WW2. France truly is our greatest friend and a great nation which we should do more to honor.
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god bless Poland
(probably done thanks to based Karol Józef)
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Reducing France to a puppet state and destroying the duchy of Warsaw was a good laugh lads.
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>>71496010
aaah the French "Why Die for Danzig?" Republic. You woudn't like these frogs so much if you knew how they view us
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>>71497085
u wot m8
>>71497701
But we love Poland
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>>71496010
If it wasn't for a its president Poland wouldn't exist after ww2
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>>71497753
*a us president
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>>71497753
*ww1
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Thanks US from helping us remove the Iberian scum; though you only did that so that you could replace them.
Thanks US for educating us, building infrastructure, and improving our businesses; though you only did that in order to prepare us for statehood (which failed btw)
Thanks US, for removing the Nip scum, and granting us independence thereafter; though you only did that because our country was in complete disrepair and you don't want to bear the burden of having to lift us up when we wanted independence anyway (no hard feelings here)
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>>71496010
Why do Poles always have an urge to lick someone's boots?
Maybe scientists have an explanation for this phenomenon? Could it be that Poles get used to depend on somebody else so much that it created mutation in their genes making them semi-parasitic life forms?
Trully the subject worth spending time into.
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>>71498001
When I'm glad things worked out for the most part
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>>71497701
france was always shilling for poland after ww1 so that we get more clay, especially after great poland/silesia uprising
>>71498126
i know that most of russians are content with being slaves to their oligarchs but maybe someone should educate you on concept called friendship :^)
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