Not a degree, but a desire to be honest makes you an officer

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Not a degree, but a desire to be honest makes you an officer.
date: January 29, 2024 Editor: GKut

Do generations of Poles raised after 1989 inactive know this saying? possibly they are closer to the rule of BMW – Bierny, Meerny but Faithful from the PRL period? Is it not that advocates of this rule choose people with akin aspirations as their representatives?

Iwon Hartwich, at the end of the radio interview, most likely reasoning that the microphones were already off, admitted with a disarming sincerity: “And I don't know if I'll make it or not.It’s okay. ” Yes, it is the same woman who, after a hybrid attack of migrants on the Polish border with equally disarming sincerity, said: "Let these people in Poland! Who they are, he'll figure it out later!It’s okay. ” The little sincere was Simon Holovnia, who wanted to hide lack of higher education He left out the box discreetly in his seismic dossier. The field with information on secondary education proved to be rotational.

Does it surprise 1 of the readers that these people make legal decisions in the Sejm as they realize them? Or is it a law they simply can't understand? due to the fact that how to separate the Act from the Resolution, after all on the "U" and on the "U". In addition, they most likely associate the Act with the Act, which is to settle any issues imposed in advance by the United Right. For this resolution sounds like glory to them, and yet the full almost united Europe with the capital in Berlin looking at what is happening in Poland shouts: Hail Bodnar-owcom, fame Bodnar-owcom!Sieg Heil!

Mr Bogdan

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