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Honestly, even when you're drunk or indignant, don't insert a comment with a racist-sounding line like "I do not recall not even a single Polish scientist, so it is worthless to talk about Polish geniuses because they haven't had and will never have anyone". Sciurinæ (talk) 23:28, 12 January 2008 (UTC)

Why not? If Polish can insult and cast dirts on others why they should remain untouchables???

Who's "casting dirts" on you now and why? Space Cadet (talk) 00:04, 13 January 2008 (UTC)

Read Polish-Lithuanian history written by Polish, especialy about the battle of Zalgiris 1410, they claim that Lithuanian fled and they alone have won the batle and many many more dirty lies and Polish NAZI bias (they have stolen Lithuanian krown in 1430, because they always sought to occupy us, that's why we became one country). Despite the fact that they brought these Crusaders on Lithuanians, Latvians and Prussians lands back into around 1200, then colonized Balstoge (Bialystok), Baltvyziu giria (Belovez) and Lietuvos Brasta (Brest, now in Belorussia) and all southern Prussia, and Pamarenija (one of Balts-Germans mixed tribes, whose name in Lithuanian language means the people who live close to the sea)...by the way, Prussians wrote a lot of letters to Lithuanians seeking for a help at these hard times and calling us brothers speaking the same language...moreover lots of Prussians fled to Lithuania and still waiting when their lands will be given them back...in 1920 Polish occupied even our ancient capital and almost whole Dzukija and a part of Aukstaitija...and they never ever apologised for that to us, even opposite they still claiming that Vilnius is their city...no respect to that 'nation' from me at all!!! They are occupants like Russians and Germans

And Lithuanians were never occupants and robbers? Read about constant raids of Poland that ended with the Union! Read about occupation of the Ruthenian Duchies devastated by the Tatar invasion! Of course Lithuanians fled at Grunwald, they were forest people used to surprise guerilla attacks, so they couldn't stand the open field battle. At Grunwald Poland actually got more help from Russians then from those wild, half-pagan, jungle people. Thanks to Polish victory Lithuania had a chance to even exist. Were did you get the information that Poles always "sought to occupy" Lithuania? That's pure nonsense. All those cities you mention were Ruthenian cities invaded and occupied by Lithuanians. Lithuania even stole the Coat of Arms of the White Ruthenia - Pahonia and called it Vytis or something. It remained the Coat of Arms of Lithuania to this day. The stories about mixed Balts-Germans you can "put among the fairy tales" (to use the words of the famous Lithuanian poet Ignacius Krasickius). "Prūsiskai Bilā" and "Lietuvių kalba" sound completely different to me, is the "same language" another myth you believe in? Maybe Wilno was the "ancient" capital of Lithuania, but was for centuries inhabited by Poles, whose descendants were brutally expelled in 1945. Latvians were conquered by the Livonian Order of the Brothers of the Sword founded by German merchants from Riga. Watch that "Nazi" namecalling, because you might get banned from Misplaced Pages. Put away the myths, study the true history of your awesome nation and become a constructive editor of the Misplaced Pages. Of course in my opinion you would have to grow up a little bit first, but that's just me, don't worry about it. Cheers Space Cadet (talk) 21:11, 13 January 2008 (UTC)

Sorry guy, but you are talking nonsences...Now I begin to understand why Polish talk nonsences, because they do not know what they are talking due to they there taught for centuries only lies and fairy tales...If you do not know what means 'Byla' or 'Bila' or 'Byloti' or 'Prabilti' or 'Nebylys' in Lithuanian language then of couse you may not understand what I was talking about. 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)"Prūsiskai Bilā" and "Lietuvių kalba" sound completely different to me, is the "same language" another myth you believe in?86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) Both and 'bila' and 'kalba' in Lithuanian language means one and the same:)))) 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)And Lithuanians were never occupants and robbers?86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) How do you think we should fight against occupants and looters and robbers from Poland???????? to tickle you?????? 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)Read about occupation of the Ruthenian Duchies devastated by the Tatar invasion!86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) your brains is washed by Polish and other Slavs PROPAGANDA and this insult me and all Lithuanian nation who lost 5/6 their lands due to Slavian invasion!!! 1200 years ago All nowadays Belarus was inhabited by Balts and 1/2 of nowadays Poland. Read Slavs cronicles of that time though completely biased...they wrote about Lithuanians in the swamps of Polesia in the south of Belarus...They wrote about their new cities in Lithuanian's lands Polock and Vitebsk...Lithuanians were surounded by Kiev Rus occupants so they were forced to hide in these swamps, you bloody killers!!! 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)Of course Lithuanians fled at Grunwald86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) again your stupidity doesn't have the end it is immense!!! Why then both armies were surrounding German's major castle for few weeks without any conflicts????? And why both Comanders of alies were Lithuanians (Vytautas and his cousin Jogaila)???? 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)Thanks to Polish victory Lithuania had a chance to even exist. Were did you get the information that Poles always "sought to occupy" Lithuania?86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) and again shitty Polish-Foolish asshole showed that his scul is full of trash. Read your own writings stupid!!!! and don't use any epitets about my nation!!!OK stinking asshole? 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)Pahonia and called it Vytis or something86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) stupid do you know what does it mean Pagonia in Lithuanian language???? Read stupid some books or ask clever people or consult your wife before opening you mouth. 'Pagonia', 'Ganyti/Ginti', 'Pagania', 'Paginia', 'Pagynia' (h=g Belorussians use h instead g) all these Lithuanian words related with HORSES AND MASTERING OF THEM AND EVEN MORE, it can even mean a pursuit or a chase with horses, and more, you stupid...first you learn my language then discuss about my language with me!!!Ok? and Vytis was introduced in my language by one stupid man 100 years ago!!! Some our politicians (especially of slavian and jewish origin) are as stupid as you and they do not know even my language very well. 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC)Maybe Wilno was the "ancient" capital of Lithuania, but was for centuries inhabited by Poles, whose descendants were brutally expelled in 194522:17, 18 January 2008 (UTC) these Polish were murders they killed Lithuanians and took their possessions (in fact jewish were the main inhabitants of all Lithuanian cities at that time not stinking foolish Polish)...and they came into my capital after Pilsudski's invasion and occupation in 1920 who was suported and even backed by all western Europe.

I'm not responding to foul language and insults. Space Cadet (talk) 22:23, 18 January 2008 (UTC)

I can remove them but you must apologies me for these words!!!! 86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:32, 18 January 2008 (UTC)At Grunwald Poland actually got more help from Russians then from those wild, half-pagan, jungle people. Thanks to Polish victory Lithuania had a chance to even exist. Were did you get the information that Poles always "sought to occupy" Lithuania? That's pure nonsense.86.140.114.210 (talk) 22:32, 18 January 2008 (UTC)

moreover poet Ignacius Krasicki'us was neither famous nor Lithuanian...even his family name is of slavian origin, unlike Olszowski (this name is derived from Lithuanian word 'alsa/alsuoti') and we have Lithuanian family names 'Alsauskas', 'Olshauskas'

and again you use your filthy old polish-foolish tactics: first you insult others then crying that the others do it to you...the same is true with the occupation of Vilnius...I wander how such nation like Polish (or Russia) still exist in this world...probably this Earth is ruled by Devil, not God

Apologies? You gotta be kidding me! YOU apologize and remove the insults and maybe I'll respond, because I already have answers to all your pseudo-arguments. You are simply afraid of the truth, that's why you turn to namecalling in lack of anything better. Space Cadet (talk) 22:48, 18 January 2008 (UTC) P.S. Krasicki was a joke, you didn't get it? P.S.2. I never cried to you.

you did..read your own writings!!

I do not understand stupid jokes!!!

if you think that Lithuanians are jungle people then you are THE SHIT

Like I said: apologize and maybe we'll talk. Space Cadet (talk) 23:15, 18 January 2008 (UTC)

you started A namecalling, YOU MUST APPOLOGIZE...and I'm not interesting in you pseudo-arguments and krasickis tales...AMEN

BY THE WAY I KNOW HOW WAS OBTAINED POPULATION CENSUS BY polish OCCUPATION FORCES in Vilnius (they claim some stupid and falsificated results, moreover some Lithuanians during long years of 'commonwelth' were forced to call themselves polish...almost all Lithuanian nobles were talking polish due to political reasons...otherwise they would be replaced by occupants)...during 400 years of denationalisation by polish Lithuania was a bilingual country, unlike poland

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