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and for my ambiguous quote of the day:

Its not the prayer but the punishment.

Ryan, I recall some gang members who were great guys. Carl

Jaga, your experience with schools in Poland gives you all the right to tell us what it was that you did not like about the Communist propaganda that you met every day. It is with the great admiration of many Americans that the propaganda dished out did not find many followers in Poland. If there is anyone who misses or did not understand what you had to go through then they can always spend a year or two in North Korea or China; I think that they still push that sort of stuff in those countries. It is a pity that this same pap is starting to be pushed in our public schools today by teachers who don't even know how to clean their dupas after getting off the can. <img src="/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Jaga, your experience with schools in Poland gives you all the right to tell us what it was that you did not like about the Communist propaganda that you met every day. It is with the great admiration of many Americans that the propaganda dished out did not find many followers in Poland. If there is anyone who misses or did not understand what you had to go through then they can always spend a year or two in North Korea or China; I think that they still push that sort of stuff in those countries. It is a pity that this same pap is starting to be pushed in our public schools today by teachers who don't even know how to clean their dupas after getting off the can. <img src="/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Jaga, your experience with schools in Poland gives you all the right to tell us what it was that you did not like about the Communist propaganda that you met every day. It is with the great admiration of many Americans that the propaganda dished out did not find many followers in Poland. If there is anyone who misses or did not understand what you had to go through then they can always spend a year or two in North Korea or China; I think that they still push that sort of stuff in those countries. It is a pity that this same pap is starting to be pushed in our public schools today by teachers who don't even know how to clean their dupas after getting off the can. <img src="/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Bob,

I am glad you saw my remark. Yes, Poles are very smart with recognizing propaganda from reality! I guess, they can recognize not only communism but every totalitarian system or any politicians who try to play with people for their own interests.

I believe that Americans and Russians trust their politicians too much sometimes without being critical.

interestin jaga, could be the need to believe and/or lied to...not too sure though.

Ryan, intellectual laziness in USA. Carl