Parada Pułaskiego w Nowym Jorku

[Gość: Jacek co wrocil]

Niestety nikogo z bogatych i czcigodnych gosci oraz dumnie paradujacych nie
stac bylo na aparat fotograficzny, nie mówiąc juz o dziennikarzach których
jedynie interesuje czy zniosą te wizy kurde czy nie.... a przecież o po to te
parady sie robi żeby się POKAZAĆ
Ubogo nam ubogo...
Mam wrażenie, że ciągle jestesmy za stalową kurtyną...

Parada Pułaskiego do trumny!

[Gość: 3gr]

Jest to jedno z najbardziej smutnych i estetycznie odrazajacych imprez w NYC.
Do czasu kiedy nie znajda sie pieniadze na urzedzenie przyzwoitego widowiska, i
do czasu kiedy wiekszosc nowojorskiej Polonii przestanie (skadinad slusznie)
unikac tego zalosnego, podobnego do pierwszomajowego pochodu, parada powinna
zostac zawieszona. Na jakies dwa, trzy lata, np do czasu kiedy znajda sie
pieniadze na choragiwki czy polskie flagi. Po co wstydzic sie tego samego
szarego widowiska co roku??? Obciach straszny! Ale to da sie kiedys
przyzwoiciej zorganizowac...

[Gość: fritz]

Jestes dobrym przykladem, ze wlasnie parada jest dobrym czynnikiem
mobilizujacym. Nic sie "nie znajduje samemu", "zadne komitet organizacyjny" nie
spada z powietrza.

Jestes nie zadowolony, do bardzo dobrze. Sprobuj cos zorganizowac!

[Gość: 3gr]

Do organizacji przyzwoitej parady potrzebne sa pieniadze, a Polonia ma weza w
kieszeni. Przemasz biednych, czemu nie? - tylko jak to zorganizowac, zeby
fajnie wygladalo?

glupis, do 3-ciej potegi

[Gość: piotr.ny]

GENERAL PULASKI MEMORIAL DAY

[Gość: George_W.Bush!]

General Pulaski Memorial Day, 2002
By the President of the United States of America
A Proclamation
Americans celebrate our friendship and common commitment to freedom with the
people of Poland each year on October 11, when we honor Brigadier General
Casimir Pulaski, a hero of the American Revolutionary War. As a brave Polish
patriot, General Pulaski made the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation, giving his
life in 1779 to help America gain its independence. His devotion to liberty
continues to inspire us today as we join with our allies to secure peace and
freedom around the globe.
Before joining the American Revolution in 1777, Casimir Pulaski struggled
against oppression in his native Poland, fighting alongside his father and
brothers to defend their homeland from Prussian and Imperial Russian invaders.
Though his cause was ultimately overcome by those powerful forces, Pulaski was
widely recognized for his courageous actions as a cavalry officer and leader of
Polish forces. Benjamin Franklin lauded Pulaski as "famous throughout Europe for
his bravery and conduct in defense of the liberties of his country."
When General Pulaski joined General George Washington's staff, he immediately
made important contributions to the war effort. He led a critical counterattack
at the Battle of Brandywine that avoided a potential military disaster, earning
him a commission as a Brigadier General. American leaders valued Pulaski's
experience in battle, his knowledge of military strategy, and his pioneering
efforts that led to a recognition that he was the "Father of the American
cavalry." While leading cavalry forces in the Siege of Savannah, Pulaski was
wounded, and died on October 11, 1779.
Two hundred and twenty-five years ago, Casimir Pulaski joined forces with
Americans to establish liberty and overcome despotism. That inspiration and
solidarity is mirrored today as we engage in a war against terrorism. As part of
a global coalition, which includes the government and people of Poland, we are
working to ensure that our two nations remain strong friends and allies in our
effort to build a safer, more peaceful world for all.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE W. BUSH, President of the United States of America, by
virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the United
States, do hereby proclaim Friday, October 11, 2002, as General Pulaski Memorial
Day. I encourage all Americans to commemorate this occasion with appropriate
programs and activities paying tribute to Casimir Pulaski and honoring all those
who defend the freedom of our great Nation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this tenth day of October, in
the year of our Lord two thousand two, and of the Independence of the United
States of America the two hundred and twenty-seventh.
GEORGE W. BUSH

[Gość: nie_Pulaski_Day!]

[Gość: XXX]

Przesadzasz. To byla swietna organizacja, ludzie sie dobrze bawili,
Nowojorczycy z podziwu nie mogli wyjsc jak wszystko bylo zorganizowane.
Specjalnie zablokowali boczne ulice i wjazdy na autostrade zeby Polonia z New
Jersey mogla spokojnie i plynnie dojechac do Nowego Jorku. Dobrze ze jest
chociaz jeden dzien w roku kiedy Polacy na obczyznie sie tak solidaryzuja, no i
do Polakow dolaczaja tez sami Amerykanie. Jestem przekonany ze tobie w jednej
setnej nie udaloby sie takiej imprezy tak zorganizowac jak to zrobili
reprezentanci naszej Polonii, wiec po co dajesz glupie komentarze...