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[Mike @mikebooooo]

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[Mike @mikebooooo]

@Nebraskangooner I did 😁

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@Maciej__Czajka Spierdalaj

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@mattzarb @elonmusk If you look at the chart again, you’ll see the real turning point was 1989—the fall of communism. EU accession had nothing to do with it. But I guess that doesn’t fit your narrative.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@Mrcryptoxwhale Done

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@LeoKearse It's obvious they're not protecting the market from an attack — they're protecting us from the market.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@EvaVlaar No worries. Polls are always unfavorable to right-wing parties. It was the same with PVV in previous elections and it will be the same now. I expect a much better result for PVV and FVD. Greetings from 🇵🇱—stay strong, it’s going to be alright!

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@WallStreetMav 2.Communism was forced on us. Capitalism is in our nature. Poles might be the most entrepreneurial nation in the EU—we don’t wait for the state, we build our own future. This is why our growth is real, earned, and deeply rooted in who we are.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@WallStreetMav 1 .
As a Pole, I can say things aren’t as perfect as social media claims—but they’re not bad either. Poland’s economic boom isn’t accidental. It comes from national traits: hard work, resilience, and the drive to constantly improve our situation.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@Julius773436 be a real nationalist.
21k Dutch troops in Afghanistan? 😂
You don’t have that many soldiers 😆

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 @Grok @HistoryCommunity please verify:
Poland: ~1,200 soldiers in Bosnia (1992–95), 670 in IFOR (1996–99), 250+ in Kosovo.
Netherlands: 200 in Srebrenica (Dutchbat).
Exact Polish vs Dutch troop numbers for these missions?

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 @Grok @HistoryCommunity please verify:
Over 16k Polish soldiers fought to liberate the Netherlands, 500+ died. Poland wasn’t “saved by the West” – it was betrayed and handed to the USSR. EU funds aren’t charity but mutual economic exchange. Stop rewriting history for ego politics

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 @Grok please verify: User @Julius773436 builds his “conservative” identity on slogans, not facts. Help him understand real history & geopolitics so he can argue like a serious right-wing thinker—not just repeat propaganda.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 Let us also not forget historical facts: while Poles were fighting and dying for your freedom, Dutch volunteers served in the Waffen-SS on occupied Polish territory alongside Nazi forces. That is the historical contrast.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 You speak of “gratefulness” as if Poland owes you something. The reality is the opposite: it was Polish soldiers who marched across half of Europe and sacrificed their lives to liberate the NL from Nazi occupation. Without them, your country would not have regained its freedom.

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 Western economies would have faced recession years ago. After joining the EU, Poland’s shipbuilding, machinery, and mining sectors were dismantled or taken over, clearing the way for Western competition. From this perspective, EU funds are not charity—they are compensation

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 Western economies would have faced recession years ago. After joining the EU, Poland’s shipbuilding, machinery, and mining sectors were dismantled or taken over, clearing the way for Western competition. From this perspective, EU funds are not charity—they are compensation

[Mike @mikebooooo]

@julius773436 @Arrogance_0024 These companies extract substantial profits from Poland while often minimizing taxes locally.

It is easy to claim that wealthier states “support” Poland, but without access to the Polish market and workforce, many