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Originally Posted by Dalmatiansoap;
On the other side, I still remember living in comunism and I know how to value freedom and free will and I want to secure that for my kids. I wouldnt want them to raise and live in closed and so conservative soc. as Croatia is, no matter what govermants says or do.
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Ante, living in to much conservative country is as bad as to liberal.. one day you can wake up and realise that it's not your street/districet/country any more...
Anyway I hope I could visiting Croatia soon without the passport
(even if I actually has got the new one
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Originally Posted by Jack Daw;
Sew, there's a joke about Poles that you might know:
"What's the difference between Poland in Soviet Block and Poland in EU?
During the Soviet era, Poles were in Poland and the Polish government was in exile.
And how is it today? The Polish government is finally at home and the rest of the people are in exile."
All over the Europe.
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Originally Posted by Olafhenny;
Bad Joke!
Just in case you have not noticed, the Jaroslaw Kaczyński era is long past. He has been voted out of office c/w
all his obstructionist policies toward the EU. It is now the much more enlightened Donald Tusk era.
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It is quiet good and clever joke
(obviously I know it Jack)
Just for explanation.
Actually it has not much common with Tusk or Kaczyński, it is about wave of emigration which had place couple years ago, when about 2 millions of Poles, what is less than 5% of the population moved abroad (mainly to British Islands, Netherlands and Scandinavia) and this station is compared to
Polish government-in-exile times.