Re: [GZG] The end of the Colonies :)

On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 5:07 PM, Enzo de Ianni <enzodeianni@tiscali.it>
wrote:

>>The Armia Krajowa might be deeply surprised to hear that--given that
>>they (among other things) smuggled V-1 and V-2 rocket parts out of
>>Poland to England,
>
> Which are not fighting events but the kind of "special ops" that
> small groups are tailored to do...

It's an active resistance.

>>fighting in the Zamosec Uprising and Operation
>>Tasma, etc. . .
>
> And these are events I simply know nothing about, which proves my
limits.

Google is an amazing tool.  The exercise is left for the student.

>>Karol Juliusz "Igo" Sym would be surprised to hear that, given his
>>date of death as well.
>
> Whose death exactly proves what?

He was assassinated by Polish resistance fighters in 1941.

>>It's hard to have a conversation with someone who simply makes facts
>>up as he pleases.
>
> I could ask for some lessons about the Yugoslavs, too, and why they
> were dropped from your discourse, b, friend, with all due respect, I
> don't care about such line of reasoning: let's both assume I'm an
> idiot and I never opened a book,  I still like to occasionally
> exchange friendly inanities with anybody who cares to lose a little
> time hearing me.

You make a definitive statement like "There was no active Polish
resistance until 1944" and get a case of the ass when I tell you
flatout you are wrong.	If you know little or nothing about the Polish
resistance, then why would you make a statement of that kind?

You are a piece of work indeed.

John
-- 
"Thousands of Sarmatians, Thousands of Franks, we've slain them again
and again. We're looking for thousands of Persians."
--Vita Aureliani

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