3 Responses to "Enemies Of The State?"
April 22, 2009 at 10:58
Unfortunately Pawel this was taken from the report put out by our own Department of Homeland Security—our own government. It does sound “silly”, but it is true. I couldn’t make anything this ridiculous up.
We in the United States are seeing bad things happening in our government that some of us believe is leading to a One World Government. The G20 Conference just held in Europe had many agreements quietly made between our leaders. What is happening in your country? What are your leaders agreeing to? A one world common currency? A one world common financial regulatory agency where your banks are not controlled by you economy or even your government but a body related to the United Nations?
You should be looking into these matters concerning your own country. Do you want Poland to again be ruled by outsiders? After all you just got your freedom from the Soviet Union.
This is what we fear our President Obama is planning along with Gordon Brown of Great Britain among others.BB
April 22, 2009 at 12:52
Oh our government does many silly things, and I with my collegues often write about them on our blog:)
Poland is now part of the European Union – and it was one of the best decisions this counttry has ever made. I voted “yes” in the referendum (Note: no one asked people if they wanted an authoritarian party regime – a thing that happened to Poland, the only ally in WW2 that lost). The atmosphere in Europe is a bit different than in the USA. The integration is rarely perceived as a threat to independence. Besides, the EU rule is something is something we couldn’t love more.
EU encourages and funds reforms in my country that work for our benefit. It also introduces common standards and policies that make it easier to exchange goods between countries, but also ideas and people. EU funds help us update the infrastructure, roads, rail, develop better public services. We often have opportunities to meet people from other EU countries, participating in various EU programmes and initiatives, which helps to understand people from other countries and erase boundaries.
I feel that EU works.
After in the todays world it is much better to work together with others to achieve common aims.
European Union is also one of the pillars of the human rights protection in Europe. It has higher standards the the UN, and they are applied universally. Which means that country like Poland had to apply progressive legislation, for instance on preventing discrimmination, soner than it would otherwise do – if a grass roots movement had to fight for it like in Western European countries decades ago.
I don’t see the national state as an entity that best fulfils the needs of people. Therefore I don’t see the need to defend the nation-state. I, personally, am in favour of a federated Europe in the shape it has today.
I can calm yo down – I don’t believe a universal world currency or governent are possible.
I would much prefer banks and other institutions being controlled by powerful democratic institutions, rather then by rich speculants not controlled by anyone.
April 22, 2009 at 9:18
This is funny:)) Is it an official govt document?:)) Looks like a joke of a secondary school student…
“you critisise the number of commercials on tv”
“you don’t like pork”
“you are a woman who wears dungarees and gets a warm feeling watching Germaine Greer”
“you think Judith Butler should be deported to France”
But did you know that in a form you cmplete to get a tourist visa to the US there is a question “Are you a terrorist or do you plan a terrorist attack on the USA?”:) That was very funny, and no only because it was two questions in one:>