Why Polish Britons Are Leaving the UK: A Post-Brexit Exodus
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- Why are Polish Britons leaving the UK? As Brexit continues to reshape the UK's political and economic landscape, a significant number of Polish migrants are packing their bags and heading back to Poland. Driven by economic changes, social challenges, and a longing for cultural roots, this reverse migration reveals the complex fallout of Brexit.
Discover why Polish Britons are choosing to leave the UK behind and what this means for both nations in our latest analysis.
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I've worked with Polish people for a few years. They are well educated, well-mannered, and hard working. I enjoy working with them.
Complexion for the exception
Pity they don't want to live in the UK, then.
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@@trevormcdonald385what do you mean by that?
@@paulsz6194 I mean poles have the same skin colour that’s what I mean
You use photos of crowds of illegal immigrants from Asia and Africa to illustrate Polish immigration. 😐 This is a distortion of reality and a terrible simplification. Poles came to the UK legally, with passports in hand, mainly to work and not for social benefits.
those clips were all over the place. At 11:54 there is a Ukrainian family in front of a Slovak double decker train. I'm not sure what does that have to do with Poland. He probably just typed in ''immigrants/immigration'' and never really checked or maybe that was part of his narrative. And you're right, comparing legal Poles with illegals is unfair.
They wanted to discredit Slavs.
@@vkdrk I noticed that too. But a lot of people won't pick up on the Australians at a Westpac Bank (an Aussie bank) in George Street, Sydney. Check it out at 14:03. I even know where it is, it's the Haymarket Branch at 671 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. Have a look on Google Maps. WTF has that got to do with the story?
@@RobNMelbourne Nice one! I just looked it up on Google Maps. My hotel was in that area when I visited Sydney in 2019
Probably used an AI to create the edit.
The UK is like Detroit. Broken, crime ridden, drugs, poor, dangerous, and dirty.
All done deliberately.
You are thinking of Scotland!
@@user-dq6nj1zv9h I hope people think so, the last thing the Scottish need is to be like England.
@@user-dq6nj1zv9h Scotland is nice. I hope it doesn't go like where I live an International Dumping Ground (Manchester)
it was always like that until they built boats and colonized other counties for their resources, now that those resources are gone, all the UK can do is print money.
Poles are not leaving the UK because of Brexit, but rather because Poland with its vastly improved infrastructure and strong economy often offers better prospects. I am British and retired to Poland 11 years ago. British people take note, you need to have proficiency in Polish to B1 level. I did this at the age of 69, so while it is a difficult language to learn, it can be done.
@@jonathanspilhaus3165 congratulations mate, for learning our difficult language.! Out of curiosity, Which City do you live in now?
😂😂😂😂😂yeah right. South of France is the place to retire, not poor poland
@@bambinaforever1402 as a Pole I'd be happy to have a summer house in south france, but I don't think it's a great place to live. Poland is safer and cheaper, Italy is more beautiful and has better food. France is still better than UK, but if you have infinite money which you wanna flex there are still better places. (for vacation saint tropez was cool tho)
@@bambinaforever1402 Yeah Marseilles is lovely.
@@bambinaforever1402 well you can go to Marseille! You’ve clearly never been to Poland, and by the sound of it you’ll be retiring in your council flat, lol.
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As a Brit living in Krakow, Poland is far superior in every way to the Uk. I’ve lived in 5 European countries & Poland is by the far the safest, cleanest, fairest and cultural of them all. Thank you Poland 🇵🇱
Not for long. Poland and all of Europe have the same future.
Europe is done. The change will be permanent and irreversible.
@@bobsontheepic42Be positive my friend, it's not all lost yet, not without a fight.
@@bobsontheepic42no mate .. we're not a cowards like Brits are ... Heros only in the group ... Unable to protect their country!!
@@bobsontheepic42 I fear you are correct
@@alterego2275 so far polish fight only with their own border guards, that trying to protect them. Idiotic.
Given the way that the Poles were treated in this country when they first arrived, I don't blame them, especially when after the second world war, Poland, a country we went to war for, was given over to the Russians, along with many others
Worse still, Poles fought gallantly in all three of our services but were not even allowed to take part in the victory parade because we did not want to upset our erstwhile Russian allies and, even though it was known that the Poles that were murdered in the Katyn Forrest were murdered by the Russians and not the Germans, with the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials about to start, it was considered expedient to let the Germans take the blame for the murders as they had already committed so many war crimes anyway, and we wanted to keep the Russians sweet for the forthcoming war crimes trial.
Browning and Montgomery tried to blame General Sasabowski for the failure of Arnhem, but the Poles, who did not even go until the third wave, when the Germans were well-prepaired, reinforced and expecting us to send more paratroops, fought as well as any soldiers ever could and gave their all.
The highest scoring squadron in The Battle of Britain was 303 Polish squadron.
Many Polish Generals, including General Sasabowski, were treated worse than the defeated Nazis, and we should have begged forgiveness from Poland years ago and tried to make amends.
+1
@@Bartmoz Thanks.
Thank you....
Well said, all as mentioned above. Really disgusting history of Europe... Poland didn't take part in the parade in Britain... Russians we Nazi colaborants before the war with the pact Ribentrop - Molotow. Then UK and US sold Poland down the river after the war where Poland was most distroyed and robbed country. Germany has not paid for this. Look up how Warsaw looked like after the war. Disgraceful part of European history.
you didn't go to war for anyone, but yourselves.
I'm from Poland. I talk to my friends who have returned or are planning to return to the country. They give three main reasons for their decision. 1 - lawlessness on the streets. 2 - increasingly lower level of social services (mainly education). 3 - crumbling infrastructure.
And they want to come back to Poland to fix that? xD
@piotrd.4850 most likely you didn't get this comment. Go back and read it again.
@@chaosad4508i know Piotr, he understand, but he sometimes go to much ironically in commentary ;)
And they are not lies we pay 8 million a day to house illegal imagination. Polish workers paid tax to house illegals just like we did...
Islamic England has destroyed the once great British nation
We have a lot of Polish citizens living in Ireland, and they make a positive contribution to our economy, they are great workers.
They are leaving Ireland.
Irish Times.
Why is Ireland’s Polish community returning home?
‘Property prices here are much too high...The difference for what they’d get in Poland is mad’
Poland is a safe, propering country. Compared to the muslim invaded west
They will leave Ireland, too. Polish people will not throw their kids under the bus a.k.a. Muslim grooming gangs just to comply with the requirements of your woke mob and coward politicians. Quite enough Polish people sacrificed their lives for the West in the Battle of Britain and the SOE in WW II. Ther "reward" was that they had to see Poland betrayed by the West and thrown under the boots of Stalin after the war. They will not fight in the oncoming civil war against Muslim invaders and conquerors just to save Britain or Ireland, and then to be betrayed again afterwards. You are alone in that fight. Good luck!
@@xCeL46that’s not the reason. They are returning because of high living costs, shit weather, nothing to do here, depression, and just the culture isn’t that exciting.
So true
I have spoken to many Poles. What I heard very often was that they don't want to live in a Muslim country
This is probably what most won't admit to.
Muslims have better values than any polish.
@@MsOZ79 but we don’t screw our cousins? 😂
Funny when you consider that Poland has an indigenous Muslim minority, the Tatars, and it is the only European Union country with an official office of Grad Mufti of Poland, a central Muslim authority that is state funded and decides on all issues to do with the community like the start and end of Ramadan etc.
@@cmsacademy1673don’t you even try to compare our Tatars to your fresh wave of Britons. 😂
They cause literally zero trouble, have been around for hundreds of years and speak our lingo.
Poles are hard works and friendly. Complete opposite of what is coming now
Ey "engineers" who running on streets with machetes want to enrich Your country. You're "far-right" "Nazi" "facist" and blabala 😅 Your politicians choose that and those politicians were choose by Brits and now imigrants will choosing even better ones for Brittain as fast they got GB passport. Sad time for once a great Empire.
Come on - just say it - the ones coming in are brown ! Why not just let it out ? Racist
Pity they were treated so badly in the UK then.
@@sadjaxx Totally agree
@@joannetucker1538 Yes it is sad. For English seeing blue eyed whites coming, triggered some rivarly instinct.
keep it simple: UK is a stagnated nation, while places like Poland are growing at significant rate. it no longer makes sense to live in UK.
It also protects its culture and citizens. Far better than the uk.
@@aleckerby1236 oh stfu. that's self inflicted. you lot allowed that to happen.
agreed, we let in far too many eastern europeans that have eroded our culture
The UK like most western European countries is in a deep housing crisis ..
This is a big social problem
I am a Pole living in the UK for over 20yrs now. It will be a very sad day once I decide to leave the UK simply to protect my daughters. I will always call UK my home and most Brits are just wonderful people. I love this country as much as I love Poland but things have changed for worse in the UK now.
My wife and I were in the UK for only 3.5 years, but my sister's family returned to Poland after 11 years, with three children born in Kent. It's wonderful to see our children playing together with their cousins at their grandparents' place. I hope more Poles return to our homeland! Trzymajcie się bracia!
Do the kids have Polish names?
@@MrTekeshi Yes, they have Polish names based on Christian and Latin culture.
Nice one
I think it's great that the polish have taken the skills/lifestyle/bit of our culture values gained in UK back to their homeland. Poland is a lovely country.
@@paulmartin6249 no xD
UK is losing talent and hard work ethic of the Poles.
Hmmm. I remember the time when you said we all should go back to Poland. How bout that? Have you changed your minds now?
@@lm157 yep, we changed our minds on many things but we always blame politicians for everything
@@lm157 yep they changed their mind. Brexit was about eastern europeans and reform is about muslims and africans lol. I never left Poland like 39 million other ppl so this is funny. I have the Battle of Britain medal in my house earned by my Polish family member. Now they'll get more people who have nothing to do with their country and culture so good luck
@@lm157plenty of polish people did vote in favour of brexit as well. This exodus is economical. Brexit was fueled by anti immigration sentiments.
Now UK is filled with Africans and middle eastern people
Englishman here.
It’s perfectly simple. The Poles aren’t stupid. They can see the U.K. has become a dump (we all know why) and gone back to a better quality of life in Poland.
No worries mate, enjoy ramadan ! oh and if you'll one day decide to come to Poland, I'll leave you very heart-warming message behind your wipers :)
@@shazzshank6393 You will be very busy because there will be millions of us if things continue like they are!
Yet the Brits complained about the hard working well integrated Poles ...look what we have arriving now.
@@shazzshank6393you know that we/you will not. Same as with Ukraine, in need we will welcome them and be hostile because this is the way we are!
Sad, but true...
Brit in Poland here. Most of that report was fair, but I don't know where they got the information about improving education in Poland. It has always been good. I've been teaching at a Polish university for over twenty years, and my students' workload would make British students cry. They have up to eight hours of classes and lectures several times a week. The major change in education has been in infrastructure. My faculty is still in a horrible old building, but we will be moving to a beautiful new campus in the next year or so.
Can you go back to your country? Please? Poland homes and jobs for Polish people!? Just like Nigel says right!?
Just don’t call yourself an ‘ex-pat.’
@@JohnnyinMN I got citizenship a long time ago.
@@bobikdylanhe just wanted to point out you're an immigrant...but everything you said is absolutely true,we germans never underestimated polish education.
Great name, btw 🤭🙂
Poland rises again.
You just can’t keep those people down.
Well said kurwa! :)
Yes! We value freedom God and Honor ❤
I am English living in Warsaw in 2024, Warsaw is cleaner, safer, more affordable and has a higher standard of living than the UK. The food is better, restaurants are great too. The parks are clean busy and safe. Public transport is warsaw is better than Germany, Switzerland or Austria. The answer is simple, Poland is better to live in. British people should visit and see this.
Once, a black British guy was harassing me at work - I couldn't stand it and told him "you only hate me because I'm white!" He replied, "You're not even white. You're Polish. Go back to work and know your place." When I complained to the office, they laughed at me. That was the day I bought tickets back to Poland for my family.
Sooner or later common folks will understand that establishment forwards antiwhite policy
And if you was English or polish and complained about him you would be considered a right wing racist. I have had the same crap.
😮 holly... I hope he rots in hell.. I thought I had heard the worst..
he was unhappy that he was a second class citizen in his own country
a black fool lol
@@aleckerby1236My friend's sister had her motorbike set on fire twice by her neighbour in the UK. Police openly said they wouldn't pick up the case because they didn't want to have racism investigation.
Don't you love it when Brits like to call themselves 'expats' when they migrate to other countries, but call others coming to Britain "immigrants" not "expats"!
Many other nationalities call themselves “expats” …not just Brits, you ignoramus…
That's the english superiority complex that trickled down from the aristocracy during the days of empire.
Don’t see the relevance of this , what do foreigners call themselves when they go to another country
Do Indians call themselves expats when they move to Britain . Expats is what they call themselves
not what the people of Spain call them ( or wherever they move to)
British haven't been an emigrating race for like 100 years. Those very few that do go, are retirees or skilled professionals
To me, an expat is someone who comes to a country temporarily, not seeking to acquire permanent citizenship. For instance, if an American gets sent to head up the London office of Goldman Sachs for three years, he’s an expat. If he married a Brit and decided to live there permanently, he’d stop being an American expat and become an American immigrant.
Some countries permit wealthier foreign retirees to come there without becoming citizens. Costa Rica and Panama encourage American retirees to come there, for instance. Again, such people are expats, rather than immigrants.
As a Pole living in Britain, yes I can confirm I'm miving back to Poland next year.
ja tez
Time to come home. Why enrich those ungrateful bastards with your labour?
You had better hope the Eu continues to give billions € in free handouts
@@user-dq6nj1zv9h Don't you get tired, trolling A-hole?
BYE
I lived in England for ten years. We worked hard with my husband. We bought a lovely house. I nostrificated my diploma in teaching and worked as a teacher at local primary school. Sadly, there was not even one white child at this school. We decided to go back to Poland when our children started school. I was really disappointed with British education system. Both as a teacher and as a parent. The level is much, much lower than in Polish schools, yet chidren are forced into school environment at a very young age. Too early. Apart from my disappointment with the school system, we didn’t feel that England was a safe country. Not safe enough for our children. Poland is definitely safer, cleaner, more traditional and that’s what we like. It is a great country for raising kids. The salaries are a bit lower but we decided that it is better for us to lower our expenditures and live a poorer but definitely a happier life.
Are you happy to only be around white people?
You sound really racist
Agree 💯%
exactly. In Poland criminal level almost zero. no drugs. no drug dealers. no grug users. because people not so reach as in UK
@@eliotness4029 it's not about being reach, look at people living in UK and Poland... how they look... 😂
Life in Poland is just nicer, I'm an American who has lived in both
To be precise, I would like to add that life in Poland is more pleasant when you have a western salary. I know something about it because I work remotely for a company from the UK (IT), but if I worked in service industry and was employed like most Poles with a low salary it would not be so pleasant to live here.
@@DanekAGH I made Polish level wages, your thinking is outdated. Lots of Brexit supporters are also full of outdated thoughts and assumptions
@@tnickknight I'm not sure my thinking is outdated. I earn just over £4,000 per month net. And my wife just over £700 per month net. I have many among my friends who earn £700-1000 net per month.
@@DanekAGHprogramista 20k chcialbym Ci przypomiec, ze przecietne wynagrodzenie w Krakowie (AGH) to ponad 10k brutto, wiec nie jest źle. Też po AGHu nie narzekam, pomimo, ze nie skonczylem jescze magistra. Podejrzewam, ze srednia dla dobrego inżyniera to ok 15k.
@@LordDark102 przez przeciętne masz na myśli średnie wynagrodzenie a nie najczęściej występujące, nie? Jak się pracuje w IT to można się zamknąć w swojej bańce, że wszyscy mają dobrze jeśli tylko ciężko pracują. Ale tak nie jest. Dużo się poprawiło, ale nie aż tak dużo i nie wszystkim.
Why dont you actually ask the Poles why they are leaving instead of just blaming Brexit? The reason I keep hearing is because the UK is turning into a third world shithole, and their sick of it. The poles are hard working and here legally, but they can see what's coming.
exactly. We have no intention of working for stinking lazy illegal immigrants
And also, Constant, and I mean CONSTANT, bickering that we Poles should move out, that we are not welcome etc. UK hates us, and since they do not have anything to offer in exchange, why bother?
I have two cousins who are truck drivers in Europe and Neither of them wants to go to the UK. The British bureaucracy at the border is insane
Well have you ever heard British high speed raiway hs2 ?😂
@@groslait7814 You should talk to truck drivers in the UK. Good luck with that train
40 hours to cross the border for foreign drivers now. Insane
To be fair. The border problems are the fallout of Brexit. All the laws about the goods exchange between EU and countries outside it are much more strict.
@@valicourt 30 minutes to illegally land on the beaches and get taken to a hotel with free accomodations
Thousands of Brits moved to Poland after Brexit. They want to be called 'expats', not 'migrants'. So, this video is about Polish expats who are leaving the UK. ;)
a lot of them cannot cope in Poland and they do regret coming back .
@@adrianrudak I don't regret coming back to Poland. I wish I had done it sooner! I'm happier than ever, and I'm better off financially, even though I was earning above average in the UK.
How?More money?In Poland?@@grzegorztlusciak
the uk is very expensive to live
@piotrwojdelko1150 Everyone knows that !
I am Polish and have been living in the UK for 8 years. During these 8 years, the minimum wage in Poland has increased by 300%, and in England by maybe 40%. Prices are regularly going up in both countries, which means that the standard of living in the UK is falling year by year. In addition, there is the issue of safety, not a week goes by without criminal incidents in my city.
I'm going to move back to Poland soon. I dont want to be called "migrant" any more. Enough!
That’s the British hypocrisy. They call themselves expats and Slovaks, Poles and other nationals from the area migrants or east Europeans. Spastic enough! Plus we are all from Central Europe unless the geography I’ve been taught differs from the one taught in the uk?
I will do the same at the end of my contract in 4 months. North of England is absolutely impoverished, dirty, smells of weed, dangerous and with recent incidents very intolerant to any foreigners. I do not want to be a foreigner no more.
@@jurajm7212 Most people in the UK regard all the ex-Soviet bloc as Eastern Europe. It's wrong but it is history. I think it will eventually fade away, once Ukraine drives the Russians out of their country and joins the EU, and the UK shakes itself out of the insanity it has sleep-walked into and rejoins the EU.
@@tonymaries1652it’s rotted in self-perpetuating stereotypes and ignorance
@@jurajm7212 Not all. When I left to move to the country of my Wife's birth, I was called variously, a migrant, alien, resident alien, immigrant, foreigner (and probably a few others when I was out of hearing) No problem with all of them, they're all accurate and described my circumstances so no reason to get bent out of shape about the label somebody wishes to stick on you.
I've lived in the UK for nearly 20 years, but I'm leaving now and won't be coming back. The main reason is the soaring cost of living compared to wages, which is much worse than when I first arrived. The country feels less safe, and essential services like the NHS, police, schools, and public transport have significantly declined. The UK has changed dramatically for the worse.I feel sorry for the locals. It's strange to think that I envied their lifestyle just 20 years ago.
yeah, my graduate salary 25 years ago is what the British home office benchmarked for the new "highly skilled" employees from Asia and Africa.
At that time you could buy a mansion in good part of London for £600K. Now yu can barely get a flat for in Hackney or Peckham for that price.
The same is happening in the United States, the change is also dramatic and country is not save. Millions of migrants from 170 countries coming every year and live for free on expense of american tax payer. Dollar is going down and there is no chance for the better, economic independent experts saying tha'ts going to be much worse than 1929 to compare economic collapse. Many Polish people coming back to Poland. We too going back to Poland this year.
@jacekdmochowski6994 Your comment made me laugh 😂
How can you say from.the perspective of person living in the USA that things changed and too many immigrants are coming there. USA is an artificially created country. The vast majority of current population, people who call themselves Americans were all those who either emigrated to then British and German colony from Europe or were brought down there against their will from Africa.
You are an immigrant (3rd, 4th, 5th generation doesn't matter, still.immigrant) and people who were living there for hundreds of years are locked in the places called Reservations...
Thanks for coming best luck to u no boat people let in great for your family
@@grzegorzjones2629 Placz nad Polska , nie Idianami , nie mamy juz nic polskiego , dzieki swojej goscinnosci i tolrancji przed wiekami...Polacy niewolnikami we wlasnym kraju... Idianie w rezeratach maja zle ? Wszysko za darmo......Jesli nie Ameryka , wielu na swiecie by zmarlo z glodu i wszelakich epidemii.....nie wspomne o wynalazkach , dzieki ktorym zycie stalo sie latwiejsze,
I had been an immigrant my whole life, so when the wall came down I moved back to Czechoslovakia ASAP and was successful beyond my wildest dreams. I've also been to Poland many times. It's a good, solid country and if I was Polish I would move there ASAP. Being the only Czech, I always lived in Polish communities and attended a Polish Catholic church, so the part about cultural enclaves is accurate. The Polish people treated me like one of their own, and for that I am extremely thankful.
Because We Like Czechs, Slovaks, Hungarians, Romanians. We are united by the same sad history of Russian stinking rule on our lands. And we are in the best place in the world.
that's because Czech people are our soulmates.
@@Pawel.K86 true that. harsh lessons from the past is what unifies us within the CEE. we know a thing, because w've seen a thing.
Polacy są bardzo tolerancyjni i przyjaźni, Słowian traktują jak swoich. Niestety na zachodzie Słowian nie traktują jak swoich, chyba nigdy nie będą. Inny typ myślenia.
@@wojciechmilewski8622are long term Slavic migrants from neighbouring countries welcome in Poland?
Polish people fought for and with us in the war. They have my respect.
but gov of uk took about 4 metric tons of polish gold for equipment (planes, fuel, ships) which was used to defend britian from hitler and his followers (almost whole population of germany). You have to be a d__k to do that (to steal gold from which are spliting their blood to defend your country). Shame on You people of Britain.
@sallyhobbit1956 so did many of the Muslims & Sikhs.
@@abulybah6947 That was not the point of my post!
but when the war ended, Churchill, out of fear of Stalin, forbade Polish units from participating in the victory parade. It is worth remembering that Poland was given to the Soviets by the Allies, which is why the occupation lasted until 1989 and the country became a socialist open-air museum, that part of the Polish gold that was vacated was taken over by the UK as the cost of armaments, and the lack of prospects for those soldiers who could no longer return to communist Poland (I read the diary of a pilot who was a hotel receptionist after the war and faced accusations of "you eat our bread, go home")... 😢
@@salad7776 in the Polish culture, making such accusations towards people from abroad who had been defending Poland is unthinkable.
My nice Polish family that lived next to me as neighbours for 10 years went home to Poland 3 years ago. When I asked them why they were returning ?, the parents replied " we dont want our daughters growing up in an islamic country like Britain, we are a catholic family and will remain so." ❤
Africa coming
I'm atheist like increasing number of Poles and feel the same. I graduated from politics, my disseration was about wars on religion, and I've learnt some interesting things about cultural incompability in philosophy of culture course. In Poland nobody is afraid to speak of such things, but we also realise that parallel society can be a problem even in single nation countries, thus mass immigration from culture that believes in it's own superiority while having huge issues unseen in Europe since XVIIth century, just has to cause trouble and violence. The Paris fires for example... It's not going to end. More likely the situation in Europe will become alike the one between the state of Israel and Palestinians.
That’s the reason any good East European family will leave Britain in the next few years. They will be left with low quality migrants who just sponge the system
You are wrong .Poland is not the Catholic country it is a secular country with a Catholic majority,
@@joelc9439 I got 89 likes and you got 0 ( none) so looks like it's you that's wrong numb nuts.
Less Polish and Romanians and more Indians, Pakistanis, Somalis, Nigerians, Bangladeshis, Afghans and Syrians. Sounds like a Brexit win to me! Brexit means Brexit!
Yeah enjoy them mate....u gona pay more taxes to keep them on benefits....angry romanian 😂
@@adiadi5832 I think that it was a sarcastic remark...
@@louis-philippearnhem6959 indeed
I think that's about right. Sir Bufton Tufton aka Sir Edward Leigh MP for Gainsborough was absolutely foaming at the mouth when the penny dropped that East Europeans would be replaced by people with a much more different culture.
... but they are from the former Empire. Isn't that what you wanted?
How much hypocrisy! On one hand side, Brits taking advantage of Polish immigration paying them far less than national average. On the other hand, complaining about the "Polish plumber" working for less!
Don´t be upset, normal routine in England to be hypocritical.
Which Brits are you talking about? Those who benefit from cheap labour or those whose wages are suppressed? Their interests clash both are being selfish.
These are the people who stole from the world for centuries remember. They are not terrorists, they are building empire, they are not immigrants they are expats....
“Brits taking advantage of Polish immigration paying them far less than national average.”
You do realise that the whole of the country isn’t paying the salaries of Polish immigrants don’t you and that they weren’t forced into coming to Britain and being payed less than the National Average. You also understand that them being paid below the national average is actually bad for British workers don’t you?
@@Nomadicmillennial92 you do understand that it is British employers paying low and sometimes even illegally low wages?
The Polish helped the British in the Second World war in ways we can never thank the Polish People enough!
Uk have thanked - and how! First it seized the gold deposited by Poland (As imaginary costs it incurred to rearm the Poles fighting in Britain and for Great Britain .sic!) And in a moment Poland was sold out by Churchill at Yalta. There's nothing to be thankful for. PS: I don't blame ordinary people for this, but your leaders.
@@SolFun Don't you mean the Nazi Party! They thieved gold from every country they invaded!
Thank you for these words! My grandma's cousin died in 1943 during Operation Roach 94/92 in France while serving in RAF. His name was Leon Stanislaw Bonk.
it was you that helped them, sort of. Britain also allied with the Sovietunion that treated the Poles worse than the Germans did. In the aftermath of WWII the allies sold Poland out to the Sovietunion.
But by all means. Britain and Poland are friends but it's unlikely it is a friendship that will last.
For the Poles - Danzig belongs to the Germans.
@@owadziatko I am sorry to hear, but i bet he did an amazing job and was benefactor to others!
Poles are Fantastic immigrants ! They work hard and contribute , integrate and fit in ! They don't build mosques and do not make terrorist actions ! Their food is amazing ! We need more Poles in Great Britain !!! In Lincolnshire many Poles stayed after WWII and they speak like us and the only way you know that they are Polish is THEIR surnames ! They are loyal to this country !
Thank you Sir
Too late.
Far too late. Should have listened to some conspiracy theories.
i maybe agree except the food ahhaa
@@martinguan927 Have you eaten Polish food ?
I left the UK in 2016 after 8 years of stay. I sensed the slow decline of this country. I was right...
Same here, left in 2018, could not be happier now.
@@magdalenaserafinkucaj5172 same here, left London in 2017. best life decision :)
2019 here...
The difference is , UK pays £ billions into the Eu budget every year , Poland takes billions Euros OUT of the Eu budget every year , pays for your new infrastructure
@@user-dq6nj1zv9hyep, good for us, but 3 more years and we will start paying back.
Don’t blame them, I’m a Brit living IN Poland. I left 2017. UK was going downhill, then Brexit put the nail in the coffin and now in 2024 look how bad it’s got
Very welcome lad
Poland has improved and Britain has immigration issues that Poland does not have. People vote with their feet.
Yes but many people are still living Poland..
polonia no colonizo nada...uk tiene lo que se merece
@@Slimbens4242nah not buying it
@@joelc9439 not really. polish emigration has decreased to a trickle recently.
We are also loosing them from Norway to. Great people. Wish them all the best in their future. You will be missed
Tack for nice words. All the Best for Norway. Hope you will find the solution to fix your own problems.
@@CARRAGER_ like nazi barnevernet
I don't think many Norwegians think of Poles in this way. You don't treat the Polish diaspora very kindly. You're rather xenophobic.
Yeah... After 2 years in Oslo I know very well how you treat Poles. You are conceited and think you are better than everyone else.
Mieszkałem w Stavanger, Odda i Vikesaa.
Powód dla którego nie moglem tam dłużej mieszkać to nuda, pogoda i ceny.
Nie zatrzymacie nas.
Mam tam przyjaciół za którymi tęsknię i utrzymujemy kontakt.
Ale niektórzy okazali się zwykłymi szczurami, którzy sprzedadzą cie za garść soli.
Jednym z nich był moj przyjaciel. Nauczyciel w szkole podstawowej. Wykształcony gość.
Pewnego dnia przyszła do pracy nauczycielka angielskiego z Polski. Wszyscy ją lubili. Do czasu aż dyrektor szkoły uznał że ona mowi już dostatecznie dobrze po norwesku, żeby nauczać tego jezyka młodsze klasy. Od 1 do 4 klasy.
Wtedy koledzy i koleżanki z pracy przestali się do niej odzywać.
A mój przyjaciel żalił mi sie, jak to możliwe żeby Polka uczyła języka norweskiego, norweskie dzieci.
Wtedy zaczął sobie robić ze mnie żarty.
Hipis który kocha wszystkie kultury i narody świata.
Dla mnie znaczylo to koniec z przyjaźnią.
Po tylu latach, gdzie pomagaliśmy sobie wzajemnie.
Tak bardzo dbacie żeby wasze dialekty nie znikły.
Wasz jezyk jest tak bardzo uproszczony gramatycznie. Że nic tam skomplikowanego nie zostało. Jest nudny. Dlatego zmieniacie go każdy w swoją stronę.
Nie tylko co fjord to inny dialekt.
Studenci z Norwegii rozmawiają po angielsku miedzy sobą w UK. Stavanger nie rozumie Trondheim i wzajemnie. A Oslo nikogo dalej niż Kristiansand.
Moze czas to uprościć. Tak jak wykastrowaliście swoją gramatykę.
Ona uczyla czystego bookmaal jak z Oslo. Co na zachodnim wybrzezu jest niedopuszczalne.
The Britain's future doesn't look bleak... It looks brown
Karma always hits hard.
Poland is a much kinder and nicer country than the UK
Not really.It is fairly hostile towards non white immigrants and expects all foreigners to respect its traditional Catholic and rather illiberal ethos. You may think that this is sensible when you see the chaos in liberal Britain .Great country to visit anyway.
Even@@anthonyrybicki1000 even the chicken doesn't shit in the nest.morron
@@anthonyrybicki1000 Im black, i disagree with you.
@@anthonyrybicki1000 That's why it is nicer.
Hopefully not to the British though. Those fuckers can't be trusted.
I am a regular visitor to Poland, it is a much nicer place than overcrowded England.
Not all Poles are returning in my view.
The Polish economy is doing well, there are plenty of job opportunities. The monetary exchange rate today is not as advantageous as it was in 2004/5.
If you get less zlotys for your pound, it is harder to send money back to Poland.
Poland is a monoculture, it does not have the problems that diversity brings.
It is not supportive of illegal immigration, more the opposite.
Poland is 120,000 sq.miles, England 50,000 sq.miles.
Poland is not overcrowded, England is.
There is probably less to gain financially these days by leaving Poland to go to England.
The Poles guard their borders, England does not.
Just some of my points and views which might explain why some , not all, Polish ex pats might wish to return home .
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Romanian here, we also feel that the Britain we admired and aspired towards is no longer there.
You can come to Poland, Romanians are always welcome.
@@shazzshank6393
Rumunia jeszcze szybciej się rozwija niż Polska.
@@shazzshank6393 please take the offer 🙏
romania has a massive gypicy problem the worst in europe
Your pick pockets and scumbag culture hasn't helped
Why are you showing illegal Muslim migrants when talking about Polish in UK?
That's what's left in there!
Why are you counting every non-white person as Muslim?
Muslim is a religion and not a race
@@BilalAhmed-yx9kj you can make survey for those pictured, sounds about right.
Because that’s why all the poles have left England. It’s now a Muslim nation. A middle eastern outpost
I lived in the UK for 17 years, the sense of belonging becomes more important as we age. Our values change and it is no surprise that many Polish people are returning. Economically, Poland is on a path to become one of the stronger countries in Europe. Many people who are returning gained valuable experience in the UK, accumulated some wealth and can now contribute in their own country. I'm from Slovakia and every time I travel to Poland I can see how the gap between our countries is getting bigger.
Well, if the Brits are xenophobic against Polish Catholics and orthodox Romanians then probably they will be very content with the Pakistani and Palestinian plumbers … they probably deserve each other.
Match made in heaven.
It was the initial flood of Poles in 2004-2007 that caused the problems. Upwards of 2 million came over almost in the blink of an eye, many with no English skills and little apparent desire to integrate.
They opened their own shops and didn’t mix with the English at first. Of course they did start to integrate fairly quickly and successfully, and most Brits now have a very high opinion of them.
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2 millions?? Where did u find this number? In crapy Daily Express?😂
@@jkpakosz6698 - I’ve read in numerous high quality sources that as many as three million came over and tried to settle, but not all at one time. Many came for a few months, didn’t like it or couldn’t find work, and went home. At the peak in about 2007-2009 there were said to be two million at one time. Asking around in Poland, I’ve found that very large numbers of people have spent many months or years living in the UK. So the settled current population of Poles in GB may now be 900k, but a lot more have been and gone.
Free Palestine
@@sirrathersplendid4825 Just like the Brits in Spain!
More than 30 years after communism Poland is not a poor country anymore. The economy there is advancing rapidly and Poles who had worked abroad are migrating back home, also from other countries.
brits sctuslly poorer then any communist country🤭
never seen any tent people there
its only capitalist countries perk 👍🏻
I have been living for the last 12 years in London. Working for the one of the biggest corpo. Have dual citizenship Polish/British. Now coming back to Poland but still keeping UK deeply in my heart. The biggest reasons are the poor quality of life, islamisation of the UK and safety concerns (that is my personal experience).
I don’t blame the Polish. UK. Is now a African and middle eastern country 😂
- most of the UK is now as you say but so far there are still vestiges of the old charming Britain. One really wonders why the Brits did what they did to their one and only country.
Yeah, but Indians from Africa are bringing in brotheren born in Asia, so its really Asian country too.
You don't like racism against polish but at the same time you being racist against other ethnicities 😢
Can you imagine being a black british born person with afro caribbean and english heritage, experiencing racism from all the english people and all the newly arrived immigrants including africans and people think caribbean and africans are the same sometimes when they are not. The afro caribbean community in the UK is very very small, they integrated well (mostly) and have been here for a long time legally as part of the windrush, there are 6 times the number of african migrants in the UK compared to the caribbean population and they have very different values. The UK is a tragic story of multiculturalism gone really wrong!
@@beautyonabudget3238 well where I come from, many of them are trouble makers. Especially in USA. I don’t know why your cousins are that way. Your cousins are the ones attacking Asians during the pandemic by the way.
Why do you keep showing videos of Asian people coming off boats? Polish people are white like British people. Are you trying to suggest something else by your video selections?
Im a black manm, I often complain of the racism in english/western white people culture...... Now do you get it? They will even be racist to other white people too!
Its just a stock movies & pictures they use i guess
Polish people are not "white" like the British. The British government sees us as "white other".
Not exaclty - they are a little paler and more blonde - they don’t have any Celtic blood .
british are white? Been there, haven't noticed that, just a few leftowers maybe
It’s not Brexit, it’s the islamisation of the UK.
It is Brexit, dear. Reality doesn't change because you keep lying to yourself.As for 'the islamisation of the UK' ... on a scale from 1 to 10 how much do you think you are in touch with reality? Oh, hang on, we already have the answer.
Poland became a well developed country. It is a nice place to live.
Good job, Poland!
poland is a wonderfull country,the only problem is when things go wrong in germany or russia
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Polish migrants were not eligible for benefits but Muslim migrant are? That’s racist!
You know what you writing is idiotic. Why you compare nation to religion? You can get British muslim and Algerian muslim and first one is your citizen and other is just migrant. And if pole switch religion to muslim he will be muslim migrant? Im speachless.
Now tables turned, don't come to Poland. bye
Polish came here to work
Besides once established with NI no. GP + job, Polish entitled to benefits if they suffer loss of employment which was very rare as they did all the menial jobs.
I know a Polish girl that got very sick and is receiving UC + PIP - The Polish are a decent people and I worked with plenty of them.
Hard workers with old fashioned values.
They have no intention to harm this country. They want to live an honest, peaceful life and contribute.
They also go to church with their families every Sunday. Great people
I went to Crakow last year. Great place, food, beer, vodka and a safe clean country.
They suffered badly at the hands of the Nazis + Russians + Years of communism.
We lost a lot of good workers following Brexit.
Polish 303 Squadron fought in The Battle of Britain. We probably would have lost without them.
God Bless Poland 🇵🇱 ❤️
Ah, being the "Wrong kind of White"... Story old as time
Britain is one of the grimmest places in Europe. The only thing they still have left is the money. However wealth is highly concentrated in the hands of the few.
100%
My Polish wife would love to move back to Poland, we visit there a lot and have seen massive improvements in infrastructure, I am applying for residence and would happily leave the UK as its beyond broken now.
I live in Poland, it will come as a shock to you that to get stale pobytu, after five years it is compulsory that you learn Polish and pass the language exam B1. Who else in europe applied the same condition to Poles? I know plenty, as have worked all over europe with them, in fact a large majority of them after being in a country for more than 10 years still do not speak a word of the language. Poland is shit if it was that good half the nation wouldn't have run off, Polands biggest export is cheap labour. It is difficult to live here with the bureaucracy and it might look good on the surface but to be honest Poles make me puke, no one individually just all of them in general.
You are welcome! I lived in the UK for 10 years and due to Covid I lost my job. I returned to Warsaw and I do not regret a single moment to be back. Warsaw is safe, I can walk with my Iphone in my hand and nobody will steal it. My salary is now mich better as the english one and I don't feel to be unwelcome any longer. I can confirm that today's Poland comparing to this from 20 years ago is a completely another country. I think that within 10 years (if everything goes well of course) we will be a very attractive place to live in ! I love my country and I don't think even to go back to the UK -a country with very high prices, expensive train tickets, poor internet in rural area and unwelcome people that used to think that I am sealing Briton's job which I didn't as my employer was all the time recruiting for new workers.
Does your chances of residency improve if one has Polish ancestors?
@@IsochestYes or if you’re married to a Pole
@@IsochestIf you got proof of it, that shouldn't be a problem, you can apply for document called "Karta Polaka", with it your way to citizenships would be shorter. We have "the law of blood" here instead of "the law of the land" like in the US or UK.
They refuse to live in Khalifat
Welp the only peraon that did was lionheart and hes long gone...poles secretly double team
😂😂😂😂👍
I visited Warsaw about a week ago. I was astonished at how well developed it is. Western Europe, including UK, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Sweden, is crowded with Barbarians nowadays. Medieval scenarios. Dangerous areas. Even though I don't speak any Polish besides Bobr Kurwa, Poland felt like the home I grew up.
of course it's well developed, it's been almost 40 years since the fall of communism. former eastern bloc countries aren't that backward as many ppl in the west still think
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why wouldn't it be developed? it's been almost 40 years since the fall of communism for christ sake
"Bóbr, kurwa" is the basic one :) 😘😘😘😘
The Poles I know who left said it was because they no longer felt welcome - to put it midly.
The sheer hostility shown with Brexit by the locals was unbearable 💔
Iraqis were suppoused to rebuild their country after being freed from saddam dictatorship.
@@adeelchaudhry1854 cheaper gas for invading iraq? 😯 In the 70's and 80's Polish state owned enterprises built infrastructure in Iraq, dozens of thousands of Polish workers were on contracts there. Iraq had large debt to Poland and Saddam paid it only partially with oil. After the first war in the gulf Poland relinquished the rest of the receivables not to break sanctions. The only polish gains from the second war I can think of was modernization of army and bigger trust of alles. And russian fuel prices for Poland since 90's were always "special".
Couldn't have said it better myself, it's gotten even worse since the brexit drama, toxic is not the word to describe it. Definitely been made to feel like I've overstayed my welcome therefore lining up for the exit as well. God forbid you're a hardworking native european wishing to contribute as that's not gonna be good enough.
Did they tell you how they treat Ukrainian immigrants and refugees in Poland?
That would be quite dumb of them. No anti Polish pogroms coming any time soon, the rhetoric wasn't that aggressive by most standards, so if that's the main reason, you're freinds are either stupid or drama queens.
Britain got worse because of the Brexit, Poland got more developed and it's closer to their heart - that's a reasonable line of thinking if you want to blame Brexit. But if their reasoning was genuinely such as you stated, we can blame cognitive deficits.
I'm a software engineer and I was invited once to the UK to work on a project with international team. And while working with highly educated Brits was really not that bad, interacting with an average fellow in a pub once he knew I was Polish was... unpleasant, to say the least. And even in this educated group with high income, many times I felt this strange vibe of superiority from them, even though me and a guy from Spain were simply better at our jobs. I don't want to say that it's some sort of general rule, I'm sure that there are many fantastic people in the UK, but my first impression was like "I wouldn't want to live here". Even in the US people were much nicer to me. And once I've heard that I shouldn't be walking in certain places at night, I couldn't believe that this is the place that I loved so much when watching Top Gear as a kid. I think this golden era of western countries is a thing of the past, and you know what's funny? I can recognize this feeling that I had as a child when watching western stuff here on the streets of Poland. I mean, seriously. And I'm so glad that I got my education here and waited through difficult times of rebuilding this place after WWII/Communist regime.
Powodzenia! But yeah, I know what you're talking about, it's why I worked hard to get rid of my accent - as much as Brits wants to yap about being a progressive nation where such things don't matter, at the end of the day it's just yapping.
@@luthor24127 the more I live the more I realize that "progressivism" is just a smokescreen, another false promise and another excuse for certain groups in their fight for power. And it doesn't have anything to do with actual tolerance and openness. I'm tired of culture wars and few years back I decided to follow one simple rule - try to be a decent human being. And that's it, no political discussions, none of that what's right and what's wrong and who's guilty kind of pointless debates. And oh boy, I don't miss a thing.
I work in international company. I joined just after studies 13 years ago to the the team with members located across whole EU. I was located in Warsaw, one other dude was from UK. He was trying to prove me that i cannot speak as good English as he did constantly, only to me using some idioms, grammar and supersophisticated words and than explaining that i should learn more that i had tell him that apparently my English was enough to hire me and if he would not change attitude I will report on him, and he has to drop this superiority bullshit as nobody is impressed, plus he is speaking only one language, if he'd try Polish or atcleast German (which I speak okish) we'll talk about improving languages.
Anti-polishness in the UK is a different beast compared to other western European countries indeed.
As a software engineer you have much better life in Poland economically + you don't a have to deal with British "superiority".
I'm british and currently working in poland, I'm looking to move here permanently. It's beautiful, clean and safe.
hello mate where are you in poland ??...i am from corby and i been in uk 20 years i am going back to poland next year ..close to WROCLAW
0:04 So strange to name Polish Europeans "Polish migrants". To me they are not. They are simply follow Europeans that come and work and live here. They can stay here, or they go to another member country. That's Freedom of Movement. Greetings from Belgium, EU
As Pole living in Poland through all of those events I can tell you, that when it all started most of media channels were screaming "why Polish young people are migrating and how we should make them to stay". In most cases the reason was simple (in some cases it still is) - most of those guy were on temporary contracts, they were/are hired for certain job and either they were doing it, they stopped and found something else, or they were coming back to Poland. Relatively few of them were going there thinking "I will go and find something on the spot", most of them when they came already had first job, because they came on friends invitation with information "come here, there is an opening doing something, you can earn much more than in Poland".
And here is the reason why this all was happening - most of those Poles where working abroad to earn more (difference between PLN and EUR was then something around 1 EUR for 4 PLN, in case of PLN to GBR it was 1:5.5) and then come back to Poland to invest here (e.g. someone wanted to buy a house, but he had problems with getting morgage, so he went abroad to earn enough to either get that morgage or to simply buy this house).
Very fair statement.
They are migrants though, literally immigrated for work
@@XGD5layer expats bcs trust me no one want to stay in UK for the rest of his life
Well said!
I lived in Oxfordshire, and even before Brexit, there was an insane number of (menial) jobs vacant ... healthcare, retail, warehousing, hospitality ... and none of the "hard done by" people from the North wanted to come in and do them. Instead ... the North voted to leave ... to get more jobs. Now, there are even more jobs, and the "hard done by North" still does not want them. Instead, the late Tory government had to bring in (oh, the irony) a record number of immigrants to keep the lights on in the NHS. And still - the immigrants are the problem, not the lazy and entitled.
The overgenerous UK benefits system has a lot to answer for, along with the poor support for and low status of the trades.
There are no jobs anymore. There are less jobs than before Brexit.
Property prices are much lower in north that in South. Considering to move to north since it's only area where I would be able to buy a house with cash.
I am not sure if you are right bout the NHS - the availability is descreasing with the number of migrants comming to work there.
Unemployed not particularly high in north. Cost of living in south means terrible deal for north. A reasonable job up north is much better than a higher paid job down south.
Can't believe ungrateful northerners not happy to work for southerners . We need another peterloo
The Poles are our European neighbours with the same cultural values as us. Brexit has caused us to lose many of our European kith and kin and replace them with people who are completely culturally incompatible.The irony is that Poland understands this and is actively working to exclude such unassimiliable minorities.
Brexit made Britain bring in millions of throat cutting muslims? Okay.😄
Living in the UK since 2011, bought a house in London, have other investments too. Never really experienced hostility towards my polish background but I'm tired living in a country where white skin colour becomes a minority. I'm grateful what the UK has offered me and i have always been an integral and respectful law abiding taxpayer but i have decided I will be leaving the country in the next 2 years at most. Cannot believe how English people allowed these things to happen to their country. This is a culture and race replacement at its best. It does not feel like an European country anymore. Good luck UK.
@irson8981 I'm tired living in a country where white skin colour becomes a minority
what BS - the UK is 83% white
perhaps you need a sight test?
@@abulybah6947 maybe north of the UK, have you seen London recently???
we have no say in whats going on here too many woke people
The brits are too passive and compliant
@@abulybah6947 and it was 88% white 10 years ago at the last census - so you clearly missed the point
I have a feeling that there is much less Allahu Akbar in Poland
Theres more ... if u know what it translates to
PL had no colonies, only some Tatar settlements in Lithuania.
@@eldiablomatadore8580 But the reasons why you say it are very different, don't you think?
I'd say almost none.
it is changing as the EU has adopted "obligatory solidarity" so that all incoming "engineers and scientists" will be distributed to Poland too 😮
After 15 years of work and life in London we sold our house in Northolt, NW London me and my husband and newborn child left UK for Poland in 2016. Even though we had a goog life there. It was perfect timing. Now have fantastic life in Poland. It is safe, better education system, beter doctor, clean and the food is much nicer. I have never felt that I want to return to UK.
The UK is importing people who hate the UK and exporting/losing those who love the UK. The Poles are leaving because of the latter. This is a post-mass immigration movement, not a post-Brexit movement.
I'm sure that polish brits care more about a brown person moving 4 doors down than being able to get a job or healthcare
Finally they take control of the border!
The biggest mass immigration has happened since 2020, mainly to replace workers who left as a result of Brexit and the pandemic. The Conservatives opened the doors wide in 2021, almost in panic, believing the nation would grind to a halt because of lack of workers. Towns I used to visit pre-2020 have become almost unrecognisable as a result of the incredible inflows of newcomers.
Did the Poles love the UK or did they love money? Almost nobody and I mean NOBODY emigrates because they are in love with a country any more, they do it primarily for money. The Poles loved the money, nor more or less than anyone else did. The UK though, I'm not so sure (or else they would stay even if things get worse, wouldn't they?).
@@TB-us7el - A lot of Poles came to the UK to make money AND to experience life in the “West”. Small town Poland can be very dull and parochial. Places like London are life in the fast lane. Then there’s also the chance to learn colloquial English, something very useful on any career path.
Now Brits are coming to Poland to work. How ironic is that...
If Poles could be immigrants in the UK then why can't Brits be immigrants in Poland? If they want to do it, they should learn Polish as a local language and adapt to the culture, just like Poles in the UK.
@@Tahiszcz They should,but they won't-they suffer from post-imperial syndrome.
@@Tahiszcz plus get their visa papers in order.
What's good for the goose...
I don't think they are going for work, they are going to live in a clean safe and homogenous country.
@@seansmith445 I don`t think will be able to afford living and not working in Poland. Cost of living here increases by 10-15% per year and will be soon very similar to UK.
I am a Baltic Russian man from Estonia, 48. Been living in different countries of Europe and Asia. Landed to Poland just 2 month ago. Lovely country. While lived in Ireland 2001-2008 I've noticed high culture of Polish people - friendly, positive, family oriented, good workers. Still having few Polish friends from that time. So far so good. Enjoying my stay in Wroclaw.
If you are a decent person and you respect us, no one will have anything against you.I have an Indian neighbor in Poland. A very decent hardworking man. Hmm, actually he is already ours. He has a Polish wife and a child. A bit of a funny accent, but it's OK.
@@robertklimczak5630 Thank you for kind word. Language comes naturally to me due to my Russian and Ukrainian. At work though I still mix Polish ad English.
I can tell you why Polish Britons are leaving UK. The most common reason is rising crime, especially in London. Great Britain brought in people for whom the European atmosphere is foreign. They come from countries where force rules, not law.
I left 6 years ago after 11 years in UK. Mayne reason was for me was improvement in Poland. Am happy with my decision.
Congrats. I am delighted that Poland is doing so well. Your nation has had a hard history and I am glad that it is coming good. Take care.
Poland is a lot safer than UK. Poland has no African & Muslim migrants
Hey baddie, not for long. If you were wise you should move to different EU countrie who is not ruled by Tusk, Macaron or whatever neo natzi is in charge of Germany.
Poland has a great future ahead. I'm from Spain and I usually visit your country. I admire how Poland is growing last years. I glad poles can come back to the country and contribute to make it great again
i quit 10 years ago after 8 years. Besat secision of my life. i enjoy Uk for firs 4 years but shitty weather... i could not live ther any more. now i thi9nk i just doge a bullet. (i'm looking at recent riots in uk...)
I arrived to UK because I wanted better payment for work. I expected UK is rich version of Poland. But it is rather similar to Middle East and Africa not to Poland. Payment was better than in Poland but not so much to compensate disadvantages of living in messy dangerous african-muslim country and I went back (before brexit). For me "multiculti" was main reason to go back not the money.
Polacy wracają do kraju, ponieważ nie czują się u was szanowani. Otrzymują dużo mniejsze pieniądze za pracę od innych, są gorzej traktowani od innych narodów, muszą mieszkać po kilka osób naraz w pokojach wielkości kibla w standardowym mieszkaniu w Polsce. W Polsce jest takie powiedzenie - traktuj innych tak jak sam chciałbyś być traktowany. Brytyjczycy tego nie rozumieją bo uważają sie za lepszych od wszystkich i muszą nagrywać takie dokumenty jak ten szukając przyczyn wszedzie tylko nie tam gdzie trzeba.
@tom - to wina mediow ( wiesz w czyich rekach media na calym swiecie)...to samo w USA
@@PolaPoplawska hehe - dobry fikołek. To nie media wpoiły im mentalny imperializm i poczucie wyższości. To jest w ich DNA.
In a couple of years masses of English plumbers will migrate to Poland, looking for work.
What is "Auf Wiedersehen, Pet" in Polish?
50% of Poles have a university degree, some Polish plumbers are still in the UK, so low-pay workers are already needed in Poland. But British immigrants will have a strong competition, as more than 2 million legal immigrants and refugees came to Poland in recent years, mainly from Ukraine and Belarus, but also from countries like Georgia, India, Vietnam etc. They integrate well, they don't cause troubles... Many of them work below their qualification - in agriculture, construction, manufacturing. So an experienced British plumber may have no other choice but to work as a junior assistant of an Indian full-time senior plumber :D
@@Pawel__M Yep
Doubt is there isn't that many plumbers due to cronic lack of skills training in the UK. Thats why Polish plumbers had such a good time of it, very little competition and plenty of work, now theres just a shortage of plumbers. Also I'm the only brit I know that knows more than 2 words of Polish (excluding swear words that is and even then I only know about 8 words)
Over 9000 level of delusion, it's not even funny, quite sad actually.
I will forever be greatful for the opportunities the UK gave me. From education to pretty well payed jobs and many great friends made along the way. I think that Britian is a great group of nations. I myself never experienced too much racism, the British people ro me were mostly friendly and helpful and awesome people to have a laugh with. To some extent I do understand the movement for Brexit but looking back at the UK now I dont think it has worked like it was supposed to. I lived in Nottingham and some areas of the city were really bad. Basic slums full of rubbish on the streets and alot of crime. Sometimes walking through some streets you felt more like you lived in pakistan than the UK. It was always quite sad to me looking at life there and how these neighbourhoods lost almost all british identity. Yes I am Polish and I was also an imigrant, but I always respected the British culture and tried to blend in as much as I could. I do think though that imigration is slowly ruining your country brits, esspecialy from Africa and the middle east. The crime is just undeniable. I wish you all good luck.
I think the Brits resented the Poles who refused to integrate into British society. Clearly, judging by the quality of your English, you were not one of them!
Brytyjczycy Szkoci Walijczycy i Irlandczycy to wspaniałe narody przyjaze i pomocne sam byłem dwa lata 2005-2007 i naprawde wtedy było ciezko bo nas wykorzystywano do ciezkiej pracy ale dawaliśmy radę. Nie czułem nigdy jakies niechęci do mnie raczej przyjacielskość. Jednak Brytyjki zachowywały sie poza praca bardzo wyniośle i uważały sie za lepsze. Obecnie zyje juz w polsce mam dwie dobrze proisperujace firmy i moge Panią z W Brytanii podziękować za lekcje życia. Za pare lat to Polacy beda jezdzic do lepszych hoteli gdzie beda lepiej traktowani od Brytyjczyków bo po 2030 bedziemy bogatsi od naszych przyjacół bo my nie maruydzimy tylko zapierdzielamy ze by nam było lepiej i patrzymy rządzącym partaczom na rece tych obecnych tez dokładnie rozliczymy. Brytania to moja druga ojczyzna dziękuje Wam za wszystko i życzę abyscie wrócili do UE i razem abyśmy ja modernizowali dla wspólnego dobra Europejczyków bratnich nardów.
@@sirrathersplendid4825 Byłem tam dwa lata pojechałem za lepszą praca bo w 2005 polksa była biedna i tyle !!! U was było wtedy nowoczesnośc dla nas wolnośc gospodarcza i dobre pensje bo funt dobrze stał 6 zł =1 funt obecnie to 5 zł=1 funt ale polacy zarabia 2 a nawet 3 4 razy więcej niż 2005 roku sam zarabiałem po 3000 funtów w polsce przez ostatni rok. To gdzie dadza mi tyle zarobić w W. Brytanii ? jak byłem to przewaznie było to 1300-1400 funtów
Super komentarz,imperialostyczne gubi brytyjczykow.Oni jeszcze dlugo w to nie uwierza.
Although I've never lived in the UK, I had the same feelings when I visited Chepstow this year! Piles of litter almost everywhere, stressed out and sad people in the malls and the behavior of teenagers... I don't even want to delve into this...
Wrong people leaving and wrong people coming to the UK
Bullshit, brexit didn't matter much here. It's just that Poland is a better country to live in, safer, cleaner, less "diverse", GDP PPP per capita is already pretty much at the same level in both countries. People emigrated to the UK for economic reasons, and these no longer relevant.
Yeah, sure sounds Brexit had nothing to do with it, not at all to blame for Britain's decline or hostile enviroment 👍
PPP was better in the 90s in Poland. Living standards in UK are very low and falling comparing to Europe, including Poland.
Maybye 10 years ago.... and as for GDP PPP it's fraud. Nominal GDP is what matters, and so far, German tax allowance is larger than most polish wages.
@@piotrd.4850 Nominal GDP is a fraud. it says more about the local currency exchange rate to USD than about the real size of the economy measured by volume of commodities and services.
@@piotrd.4850PPP isn’t all, but it definitely is not fraud. If you can buy a better quality loaf of bread for £1 in Poland than for £2 in UK PPP is a better indicator of that. And it translates to a lot of other items (including housing).
Congratulations! You didn't want working Poles and other central Europeans back in 2004, so you can enjoy now with paying taxes for benefits for Africans and Middle Easterners😂.
Brexit is only one of reasons, rather not main(because there was a great emigration of Poles also to Norway, Iceland, USA). It's rather that UK is dying
Not to mention 5% of good paying jobs being outsourced to South Asia even year since 2009. By now, at least half of the office roles are doine fro there.
you talk as if we wanted you in the first place. we didnt
@@noneofurbizness5155 oh yeah because britons would like to do all these bad-paid jobs
Noo... I used to live in England for a few years and I will tell you something straight away, most of Polish people didn't care about brexit too much and it was never a reason to go back to Poland. The reason is the fact that the salary gap is no longer worth living abroad and live in a country which isn't safe anymore (at least in comparison to Poland). You can get the same job in Poland and get 75% of you UK's salary with lower housing price. In 2004 the gap was astronomical - 700-800% difference.
I doubt the reason for moving back was about brexit at all.
In general, they were times, Polish searching for money, education, cleaner and safe streets, and possibility for better life in general, which were a "rare conditions" at those times. Poland wanted to go west. Like in every country that free itself from USSR. Most at least, some of them stayed in same position because of own politicians.
After all this years of hard work, own investments, hard economic decisions, Poland became a country to which all those Poles where wanted to be. They figured out, that they have "West country" at home. And there is nothing to be ashamed off.
I totally agree with the first part of what you've said- we did look for all those things and we found them, plus your (British) kindness and politeness (maybe not just after Brexit referendum). I find my ten years experience of living and working in the UK as a very enriching experience.
Fun fact: Poland was always on the west, it's not like they wanted to the West because they were under USSR, they were using Latin language (later transitioned to Polish, Slavic lang with Latin alphabet) for a thousand years. They've never used Cyrillic or other eastern type of alphabet, that distinguished them from other eastern tribes.
Many people have returned, but not because of Brexit. A completely wrong diagnosis. Quite the opposite - precisely because Brexit has not changed anything. UK, even outside the EU, continues to introduce lunatic European regulations, brings in migrants from countries that are culturally and economically foreign, and is no longer attractive to Poles, because in relation to costs and quality of life and safety, Poland is no longer worse, and in some areas even better place to live than UK.
@@IskraZ_Polski Brexit hasn’t changed anything because the UK is a rule taker now. That’s The Brussels Effect baby. Just look for those words before answering.
I thought that and right now I can imagine even more Polish people are contemplating leaving after they see certain things. Which is a shame but I don't blame any of you.
@@louis-philippearnhem6959 What Brexit? We still pay them, they still fish our waters, we still do as they say.
Why was Poland so bad that the people left in the first place?
And why did they go to the UK if they wanted to be in a place like Poland?
The uk hasn't been similar to Poland for atleast the last 100 years.
@@joebarnes100 Poland became a "German" colony after 1815 (a.k.a. Russia-Prussia-Austro-Hungary), and they've changed this country socio-economic hierarchies, structures and even mass popuation to their liking, with WW2 culminating in complete destruction of Polish infrastructure and population. Poland has been a play thing for those forces ever since.
It is systematically hidden by the media including mass education, so few people outside of Poland even know that.
Manipulation of currency is the big part of it, made especially easy after 1971. In fact this is one of the reason why so many people immigrated to UK, because salaries seemed very high in comparison and the British Council worked very hard to get them to come to UK, and even sent out the "search parties" to recruit as many as possible.
People in Poland had no choice but to emigrate after the collapse of the economy in the 1990's. Rapacious western companies bought up Polish industry to close down the competition and the unemployment was 20%. Poland (and other Eastern European countries) were bled out od people, educated at home but working for the GDP of other countries. It is good they are going back. Everyone should work for the benefit of their own country. At least you, Brits, do not have to worry that recent arrivals by boats want to take your jobs.
I would go to Poland to live. Britain is finished
Poland is not that great
Zapraszamy wybierz fajne. Miejsce napisz czego szukasz to coś Ci podpowiem :)
Not really good place If we're speaking about our corrupt goverment and ridiciulous taxes but overall you can live with that and it's slowly improving. As long as you respect polish people, they respect you. There will be some exceptions like older people who still have old post soviet mindset but young people are accepting visitors unless you're here illegally like the people that are coming from Belarus border
@@asher_1256 Sheesh talk about being missinformed - Polish gov ain't corrupt - there are just too many stupid people in it as it is in Poland corruption is very actively being fought at all levels because sure in the 90-ties there was a lot of it but now ? nah not really. AS for "slowly improving" - right now the quality of life in Poland is already higher than it is in the UK, the same goes for wages - living in UK had it's merits... 20 years ago - now quite frankly UK is on the back foot and there ain't any idfications of it changing in the next decade to say the least. Aaaaand then there is the matter that the Britain no loger looks like an European country - now it feels like and African or middle eastern one and i hardly call that a pro - it's a massive con. Sure Poland ain't perfect and it doesnt need to be but it is already ahead of UK for an average person that has actually to work and live from his wage.
@@Machinegun_Kiss It's homogenous. That would be reason enough for me to move there.
One thing to note: The education in Poland hasn't improved. It has always been good. If anything it seem to be getting worse now with weird policies of banning homework etc But comparing to the Uk it still is very high.
My lovely Polish neighbours moved back as soon as they could post Brexit. Covid delayed them. I miss them.
Then go for a vacation with them in Polanad
@@agnieszkarz4633you go for a vacation. Don't tell other peoole what to do, gammon.
No, you don't miss them at all.
You just trying to be polite.
@@fredfish4316 are you mentally sick? Becouse i dont see another option with your agresion. If he haven problem with this ADVICE, why do you have???? You forget your pill??? Easy i dont go for to england!!! Its not safty coutry and peopole there are often arogant without reason...
@@fredfish4316 im 50 kg and you call me gammon? Im not fat like you 🤣🤣🤣🤣 i never saw gammon with XS size 🤣🤣🤣 i dont eat evry day chips...
Polish people are not MIGRANTS. They are EU citizens exercising their right to live and work in any EU member state in the same manner as any other citizen of the EU that has done so for decades earlier. They are just late-comers to this activity, that's all.
British prefer other kind of immigrants with more... "multicultural enrichment".
Hi, im from Lithuania, lived UK 10, come back 3 years ago. No regrets.
if you are not an English born you will be classed a foreigner
hello from Poland, brother!
My wife is American. I am British to the core. I love the UK and have been contented living here as has she. I am now in my 70's.
I've visited Poland half a dozen times in the last few years. I would with no second thoughts move to Poland were I younger and if I thought I could ever master Polish! (Bloody impossible language - who dreamt that up)
I've enjoyed the company of Poles living here - I'm generalizing of course but they are genuinely pleasant people to be around and not that different to us. Visiting Gdansk in September (again). Love the city.
These people will continue to be a sad loss to the UK. They have been great ambassadors for their country.
Poland is on the rise as we appear to be, once again, on the decline but that's the merry go round of life I guess.
We are absolutely content to see out our years here in the UK but I would have loved to have had the chance to go and live in Poland for a few years.
I have never yet met a Brit complaining about having the Poles here (though I have heard some other nations highlighted in discussions) I have met a few Poles who have said they no longer feel welcome here but the overwhelming majority said they have had a positive experience here and though some of them (met a few Poles who have married into British families and have no intention of going back to there) have said they will go back at some point and a even a few who had set dates to return. Also met a couple who left just after Brexit but have since returned and set up their own business here. Happy to have them and more like them.
Glad 2 hear that m8. I'm Polish and your next town to visit should be Wrocław when I'm coming from, lovely city 😊
@@adrianagaciak6290 Thank you, it is on my bucket list for sure. Every body who's been to Wroclaw tells me it's a great place for a city break for a few days. Going to find out for myself before too long. First saw the city in a Netflix series about a serious flood in the 1980's watched the series and thought that one day I would have to go and see it for myself.
I am visiting the UK since 1994 and, as a Pole, i never felt unwelcome there. I really love your country with its impressive heritage and keep my fingers crossed to see it back on the right track.
@@Scaleyback317 Wrocław is a gem. i recommend it too.
@@halko7122 Thank you for coming over the water. I fear Briton has little chance of being back on track for as long as we have socialists running the country - the difficulty we might have is keeping them in check!
I lived in UK for 3 years between 2016 an 2019 in Manchester and after that time we decided to go back. We did not feel safe. Way too many immigrants from africa or muslim countries. Way too many terrorist attacks on railway stations, Ariana Grande concert bombing, stabbings, rapes etc. Also police turning a blind eye. Some parts of city like Longsight looked like some arab coutry. Also first 2 years we would only get shitty jobs at factories and warehouses for which we were overqualified and had to work with uneducetated people and earn the same shitty salary. I already had CAE certificate so I was fluent in english and I had 3 years of experiance working in a banking sector. Took me 2 years to finally land a job in the office in banking but by that time I already was in a state of depression. Also it was surreal to be treated as cheap labour and at the same time discriminated by british while muslims and africans with no jobs and relying on benefits were given a free pass. They were given nice houses while I could only afford a rent in a shitty 1 room flat. I saved as much cash as I could and we got back to Poland. Now I'm a project manager in big e-marketing company and my girlfreind works in flat administration office. We bought a house and we earn more then we did back in UK. Also this salary allows to buy more then my salary allowed to buy in UK. Now brits woke up and realized they are being overrun by muslims and their state opresses them and gives muslims free pass. Good job.
This is what the riots were about. Brits are sick of it.
Why in the world did the Brits wait for things to get this bad before doing anything about it. The British are too nice for their own good.😊
I visited Manchester for a gig afew years ago and it was like the Middle East.
I've not heard such unladultarated BS in my life! There is no issue with Polish migrants in the UK - they contribute massively, and are generally really pleasant people. We all know what the issue with the UK is.
Low IQ indigenous?
Migrants are people passing through.
I am Polish and I suffered daily racist abuse, the least being the type of work Polish people are expected to do here regardless of the level of education.
So that why Cameron made his brexit campaign fully against polish people? Brexit was always to get rid of poles and other eu nationals
Yeah, it's the English.
Nothing to do with Brexit we couldn't give a toss about that, people are going home because Britain is going down the toilet and Poland is a major emerging Power
It's got everything to do with Brexit.
Why do you think Britain is "going down the toilet"?
Some of the best and most lucrative businesses have relocated to the EU because of Brexit.
The UK needs businesses to generate tax money. Otherwise, who's going to pay for services / infrastructure?
@JevoKitano get a education.
@@JevoKitano The main reason it is going down the toilet is because we have 10 million low-IQ welfare dependant third-worlders here.
@@JevoKitano Britain's going down the toilet because successive governments are trying to prop up the failing economy (high asset prices and low wages) with the Ponzi scheme of open-door immigration. They are addicted to it like a junkie needing a fix. We're in a downward spiral of falling birth rates and falling tax revenues, which the government tries to top up with immigration, pushing up rents and lowering quality of life for everyone. To add insult to injury, they label any dissidents as 'far right' and arrest them for expressing their opinions.
If Brexit is to blame it's because governments used that not to revitalise the British economy on the world stage, but just as an excuse to get rid of eastern European immigrants and replace them with third-worlders.
@@jonshadow4052 it's 'an education', brainiard.
I don't know or have ever met anyone who dislikes Polish people, sure there is definate anti-immigration (to be more specific, anti-mass-uncontrolled immigration) but I have never once heard anyone say that they do not like or want to be around the Polish. I think this is a false narrative. The poles have integrated extremely well in to the UK, are educated (have better language skills than a lot of Brits), and are hard working and inviting in to their culture and traditions. In fact they have done a better job at integrating that some UK-born Muslim communities who simply refuse to assimilate and hate the British culture and way of life.
go to boston and tell me they have assimilated
Ja tam się naszym nie dziwię, że wracają. Wystarczy już szorowania tych brytyjskich kibli za gówniane pieniądze. Po II światowej jak Polacy zrobili swoje to też ich brytole wyrzucali i sytuacja się powtórzyła. Teraz Brytyjczycy mają tabuny inżynierów i lekarzy z pontonów i niech oni pracują na leniwych brytoli ale ci jakoś się nie garną do roboty tylko oczekują socjalu. Świetny biznes zrobili brytole i ja jakoś ich nie żałuję. W Polsce obecnie są niże zarobki ale i koszty utrzymania są nieporównywalnie niższe. Nie ma znaczenia ile zarabiasz tylko co za te zarobione pieniądze możesz kupić czyli siła nabywcza twoich zarobków i jaki masz komfort życia w danym kraju, a ten na dziś jest wyższy niż w GB, a na to ma wpływ bezpieczeństwo i łatwość życia, a nie tylko pieniądze. Dla Polaków ogromne znaczenie ma to jak się integrujesz i czy rozumiesz ten kraj. Jeśli potrafisz usiąść z nami przy stole i narzekać tak samo jak my i śmiać się z tych samych głupot to nie jesteś już migrantem. Do Polski ciągną teraz tabuny migrantów z całego świata ale my jesteśmy wybredni i nie wpuszczamy wszystkich jak leci. Jesteśmy rasistami ale nasz rasizm jest bardzo demokratyczny bo jest kolorowy. Mamy w dupie kolor skóry, możesz sobie być różowy w zielone gwiazdki ale jak chcesz mieszkać w Polsce przyjedź tu legalnie przez legalne przejście graniczne, ucz się, pracuj, płać podatki, szanuj nasze prawo i obyczaje i nie próbuj urządzać nam świata po swojemu. Albo się wpasujesz albo nie. W Polsce nie ma darmowych obiadów i albo coś umiesz i przydasz się społeczeństwu albo wracaj tam skąd przyjechałeś. Nie ma obowiązku mieszkania w Polsce.
Popieram, choć uważam, że nasza wybredność ma trochę za małe poparcie w czynach - nie zrobiliśmy jeszcze poligonów testowych z polami minowymi na pewnych istotnych granicach, albo przynajmniej magazynów składowania niewypałów w tamtych regionach, aby tych inżynierów bojących się wody i lubiących lasy odpowiednio permanentnie zniechęcić od nielegalnych praktyk przekraczania granicy
@@rap88ful To prawda ale są postępy, wojsko, policja i straż dostały prawo do użycia broni palnej w przypadku kiedy jest zagrożone ich życie i zdrowie, pojawiły się patrole obywatelskie, a jakie mają metody przemawiania nie będziemy pytać, pogoniono z granicy aktywiszczy i zaczęto prześwietlać ich finansowanie bo oni nie robią tego za darmo, sama granica też jest poprawiana, a ostatnio Sikorski coś śpiewa, że zamkną kompletnie granicę baćce i baćka już nie zarobi na kitajcach. Kitajce się wściekną.
I don't see what is "racist" about asking incoming new members of society to respect your rules and habilita. What youbdi inside the privacy of your own or friends house is up to you, for the rest you respect the country you moved in to.
@@ab-ym3bf Cha, cha, nielegalni migranci okrzyknęli Polaków, że są rasistami bo nie chcemy ich wpuścić nielegalnie do Polski, a ja nie zamierzam wyprowadzać ich z błędu. Niech myślą tak jak myślą i nie ważą się tu przyjeżdżać nad polską granicę. Im gorszą będziemy mieli opinię tym lepiej dla nas. Polska to nie jest dla nich eldorado i nie mogą tu robić co chcą. Co do robienia tego co się chce w zaciszu domu to też tak nie do końca bo jak będziesz knuł w domu przeciwko nam i robił tu agitację domową i głosił konspiracyjnie swoją wiarę i poglądy to też cię skasujemy. Polska nie potrzebuje wywrotowców i terrorystów. W Polsce mamy społeczność islamską i są meczety ale ta społeczność jest bardzo mała i są to obywatele Polski i są to Polacy pochodzenia tatarskiego, którzy dostali nadane ziemie za zasługi dla Najjaśniejszej Rzeczypospolitej od Króla Jana Sobieskiego III.
Koszty utrzymania nieporównywalnie niższe?! Bułka za 1.79zł, zamówienie na pizzę dla 4osobowej rodziny 200zł, już nie wspomnę o kredytach hipotecznych! Siła zarobkowa pieniądza jest śmieszna! Ta wspomniana pizza w PL 10h pracy, w UK niecałe 3h.
Za tę samą pracę UK/PL zarabiam 3x więcej i stać mnie na to, by kupić dom 3pokojowy z ogrodem na 12 lat - w Polsce nie dostałabym takiego kredytu nawet na 25 lat.
Są rzeczy, które są tańsze w PL, ale wiele rzeczy niezbędnych do życia są drogie..
What’s humorous about this video is soon you’ll be hearing stories about English illegal immigrants crossing the channel for a better life in the EU.
You are so right
The work shy don't leave.
@@indexfinishernope so you know what you will end up with. Good luck.
I think they would rather migrate to Australia, New Zealand, Canada or even the US before any EU country. 😅
So true!
don't cry, engineers from Africa are staying, and there will be more of them
I like Polish people. They don't build mosques everywhere.
They don't yell "Allah Akbar" on the streets to bother the others with their beliefs
Polish people don't mess the city.
Polish people don't wave their finger in the air and give advice when nobody asks them.
Hostile attitude of locals, this is why.
I could never understand why the British showed so much hatred towards Poles. Their hatred was passed on to other nationalities that live here. To put it briefly, Poles were treated the worst by all who live here.
@@margaret-yr6uh I think a large and rapid influx foreigners in any country will create some resentment. More importantly, with racism being the cardinal sing of liberal leftism, whites can be criticized, unlike the mass migration of non-Europeans.
@@margaret-yr6uh They didn't, thats why. Only a very small minority after the referendum result
@@Answersonapostcard oh trust me I've lived there 10 years. Since I was 8 all the way up to 18. Not once was I made to feel welcome by either fellow students or the teachers who quite clearly considered me inferior. If it was as you say i would not have experianced this kind of blatant discrimination and disregard by adults and children alike.
Short memory who helped save Briton in the battle of Britain?
Brits are hypocrits. They will only remember that when they have got personal interest in that.
Oh my .. short memory?! 80 years .. 3-4 generations !
Sure, remembering history is important. But BoB argument is weak AND boring by now.
@@joannaz9398 eeer not 3-4 generations sorry
Forgetting that it was Britain that declared war on Germany after they invaded you. We could have easily said to the Germans you can have it, and afforded getting involved in a very costly conflict.
@@joannaz9398 Without such a history, there would be no UK today. It can therefore be 30-40 generations and it will be still valid.