Talk:Mohair berets

This article was nominated for deletion on 27 September 2010 (UTC). The result of the discussion was keep.

Ex-communist

Shouldn't that be "left-wing"?

Promoted by "Gazeta Wyborcza"?! Bullshit! The author of this article seems to be ultra-rightist. The term was invented by Polish youth, and appeared widely in a speech of Donald Tusk. (unsigned by 83.31.91.92)

It seems that Wyborcza made up everythng in Poland. "Moher Berets" are as old as democratic Polad itself. I heard that phrase 5 years ago. (unsigned by 82.160.143.2)

It was label under photograph in "Rzeczpospolita" seveal years ago. Tusk just used that. (unsigned by 217.96.227.87)

You cannot really call Radio Maryja "Catholic" -- it operates against the wishes and clear orders of the official church structure. They go as far as labelling mainstream catholic newspapers like Tygodnik Powszechny as a "jewish-masonic conspiracy".

In my recent revert, I labelled a change I reverted as "nonsense"; this label was perhaps too hasty and inflammatory -- but you can't really say that making religion a mandatory part of education would be "not compulsory". --KiloByte 11:43, 5 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Big cyc's CD

Mohair berets is NOT a single - it is a longplay CD.

blue rinse brigade

probably a polish equivalent of this phrase?

I kinda found them quite similar to Soccer Moms as well...The Nothing at all 14:19, 6 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Translation from Polish Wikipedia

Big part of current text was translated from Polish in 2010 by89.79.159.70 . The majority of the Polish text was however removed in 2010.

The translation doesn't contain any references.

The only reference is dead.

Statistics section is based on 2010 data. Poland has changed since 2010.Xx236 (talk) 13:00, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]