Poland a shield against the left

[Smeagol]

The surname, Simonson, tells me otherwise. I'm aware that there are plenty of gentiles who have Jewish names and/or surnames, but it doesn't explain why she tweeted that her grand parents were recovering from the holocaust.

Simonson isn't necessarily a Jewish last name. Jews also weren't the only ones to flee the Nazis. Again, her DNA results showed no Jewish ancestry.

[Kamal900]

Simonson isn't necessarily a Jewish last name. Jews also weren't the only ones to flee the Nazis. Again, her DNA results showed no Jewish ancestry.

The holocaust is only refer to the genocide of the Jewish people, not the rest. Not showing Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry for example isn't indicative that she doesn't have Jewish ancestry since the Sephardim for example show their full ancestry from both Europe and the middle east.

[Smeagol]

The holocaust is only refer to the genocide of the Jewish people, not the rest. Not showing Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry for example isn't indicative that she doesn't have Jewish ancestry since the Sephardim for example show their full ancestry from both Europe and the middle east.

She showed no ancestry from the Middle East though and I doubt there were Sephardic Jews in Denmark. She only said her grandparents fled Denmark, not that they were Jews. Sorry but that one tweet isn't very convincing evidence.

[Kamal900]

She showed no ancestry from the Middle East though and I doubt there were Sephardic Jews in Denmark. She only said her grandparents fled Denmark, not that they were Jews. Sorry but that one tweet isn't very convincing evidence.

Regardless, she's nothing more than a Zionist shill grifter who abused the suffering of Whites for her own personal gain and benefit, and she got retired from her pro-White activism after she made that terrible documentary film. These kind of women are known as trad thots.

[Satem]

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https://notesfrompoland.com/2020/07/...way-at-border/

The 13 applicants in question, who are all Russian nationals, had arrived at the Polish border between 2016 and 2017 seeking international protection, due to fears for their safety in Chechnya. The cases were brought by two families – one with five children and one with three children – as well as an individual man. They had travelled repeatedly to the border crossing at Terespol, informing border guards of their wish to apply for asylum. The applicants were told by the border guards that they did not have authorisation to enter Poland and that they had not stated they were at risk of persecution in their own country. [...]
The court also found that Poland had failed to comply with its obligations under Article 34 (right to individual petition) of the convention. As a result, the ECHR ordered Poland to pay €34,000 to each of the applicants.

In short Polish government has to pay some Chechen asylum seekers €34,000 to each because they were denied entry to the country.

[Roy]

Poland is not a shield against shit.

[Peterski]

Poland is not a shield against shit.

Against Germany and Russia. We are Testudo.

[AdrianV]

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https://notesfrompoland.com/2020/07/...way-at-border/



In short Polish government has to pay some Chechen asylum seekers €34,000 to each because they were denied entry to the country.

If it is that bad then the court should order Chechnya to pay the fine.