Society-politics
Polish aspects in the Middle East
Marian Miszalski
There are many indicators that ‘victory of democracy’ in Egypt can mean a victory of the Muslim Brotherhood or at least compromising concessions to this Muslim Brotherhood made by every regime that will replace Mubarak’s regime. »
Introducing the truth and freedom into Poles’ lives
Rev. Msgr. Ireneusz Skubis talks to Alicja Zajac, the Senator from Krosno, the widow of the late Senator Stanislaw Zajac, Beata Kempa, MP from the Law and Justice Party (PiS) from Wroclaw constituency and Mariusz Blaszczak, President of the Law and Justice Parliamentary Club and MP from Warsaw Area constituency.
University’s mission – present aspect
Professor Solomon Asch, born in Warsaw, conducted crucial and now classical psychological experiments in the USA in 1951. In these experiments (out of necessity we will described them only very briefly) the gathered students received a drawing. »
Polish scientists against manipulations in the media
The scientific environments are mustering their energies to defend the truth. A group of scientists from Warsaw University published an article entitled, ‘University’s mission – present aspect’ (WU periodical, issue 1 (51), February 2011), which was also published in ‘Niedziela’ (issue 8, pp. 20-21). »
Boguslaw Kowalski
It was a big astonishment for Polish freight companies. They were negatively surprised so much that they did not order their lorries to come back from Russia earlier. Consequently, over 1,000 lorries were held at the border. »
Islam against the civilisation of the West
Jozef Szaniawski
The bloody suicide bombing against the Christians praying in the church of Alexandria at midnight of the Christian New Year, 1 January 2011, was not only a ‘standard’ act of Islamic terrorism but also a symptom of a new intensified wave of aggression of Islam against the West as the American analysts of CIA and the NATO intelligence services say. »
Unfortunately, they did not want to listen to us
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Antoni Macierewicz about the big fog, the manipulation of the truth, the Chicago Convention and public opinion as well as guilt, cost and responsibility for the plane crash.
Infrastructure vanishing in fog
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Mr Jerzy Polaczek, MP, about the destruction of the Polish railways and why Czestochowa will have the biggest traffic jams in Poland soon. »
‘Russia is big and Poland is a small country’
Fr Zbigniew Suchy
The title is not mine. These words, spoken by the NKWD General Anodina, were repeated by Colonel Klich. Here is a fragment of the interview, ‘The Polish official Edmund Klich accredited to the Interstate Aviation Committee (MAK) admitted that during the works conducted by MAK with its head Tatiana Anodina »
We do not agree to such treatment
Wieslawa Lewandowska
In Poland nobody expected that the Russians would publish the final report of the Interstate Aviation Committee (MAK) on the causes of the Smolensk plane crash so quickly. »
The ports of Szczecin-Swinoujscie written off?
Boguslaw Kowalski
The recent decisions of Donald Tusk’s government were exceptionally unprofitable for the ports of Szczecin-Swinoujscie and consequently, for these cities and the entire region. »
Instead of explanations we have invectives
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Antoni Macierewicz about the MAK report and its consequences.
The families of the Smolensk plane crash are shocked by the contents of the report that announces to the whole world that drunken General Blasik »
Poles put confidence in credit unions
Anna Cichoblazinska talks to Grzegorz Bierecki, President of Poland's National Association of Cooperative Savings & Credit Unions and second vice chair of World Council of Credit Unions.
A book in the spirit of the MAK report
Czeslaw Ryszka
In ‘Niedziela’ issue 3 of 16 January 2010 there was a note explaining the manipulation connected with the book entitled ‘Katastrofa smolenska. »
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Beata Kempa, MP, about decency and tears in politics, sweeping matters under the rug and lobbing in the Parliament as well as that it is better to have a house in a small town than to have a big apartment in Warsaw.