author Oskar Filipowski

News by author Oskar Filipowski

2009 in Poland

It is this time of the year, when public institutions close their budgets and newspapers start to make summaries and try to answer if the year was good or bad. How was the 2009 for Poland?

28th anniversary of Martial Law in Poland

“Today I address myself to you as a soldier and as the head of the Polish government. I address to you concerning extraordinarily important questions. Our homeland is on the verge of collapse. (…)

Poles have negative opinion about… themselves

Poles do not like each other and have a negative opinion about themselves as a nation. When you open Google web search and write “Poles are…” in Polish you will become interesting results including: thieves (233 thousand matches), drunk (23 thousand matches) idiots (155 thousand matches).

Swine flu vaccine from Sweden

Swine flu propaganda is on its peak. After selling all drugs that cure swine flu (the rate of success is 30 per cent) drug concerns look to maximize their profits elsewhere. Poland resisted the panic, but government, under influence of public opinion, has changed it mind.

Dell cheats on Poland

It was supposed to be one of the biggest investments in Łódź, giving Poland new work places and modern technologies. Local authorities were so happy that American Dell wanted to move to their city from Ireland that they did not notice the way in which the US giant said goodbye to the Green Island.