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The Verotel Hotel is located a 5-minute drive from Bergerac city centre and Bergerac Airport. It has outdoor swimming pool, terrace and guest rooms with free WiFi and LCD cable TV. Guests of the Verotel Hotel can enjoy a drink in the hotel's bar. The entire hotel is air-conditioned. The hotel serves a buffet breakfast, which can be taken on the outside terrace in the warmer months. There is also a brasserie on site where guests can lunch and dine all year long. The Verotel Hotel is easily accessible from the Motorway. Guests can also visit the nearby Château de Monbazillac located just 5 km from the hotel.
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If you've never been thru the living nativity at Cumberland Presbyterian Church, you should add it to your Holiday traditions this year. The free drive-thru living nativity is back!
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watching sons of guns .... I know I know . Kinda thought the whole purpose of demilling was to make it legal for us to own . Well they are putting a 20mm anti tank gun back together right now that has been torched to death . I have always wanted a artillery piece myself and Im damn good myself at putting stuff like that back together . BUt would it be legal ? I know putting a full auto demilled ak back in action would be a no no or is all of it a no no
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I'm not sure if it is legal. I think you have to have a special licence to own anything larger than 50 cal though.
"The whole of the Bill (of Rights) is a declaration of the right of the people at large or considered as individuals.... It establishes some rights of the individual as unalienable and which consequently, no majority has a right to deprive them of." (Albert Gallatin of the New York Historical Society, October 7, 1789) "A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government." - George Washington
Easy there buddy. Its probably got the same NFA requirements like the FAL,Stien, G3, and other demilled parts kits. something that large might have other tags to go with it.
To "remil" a demiled 20 mm, you would need to be licensed as a Manufacturer of Destructive Devices. The remil would have to be registered as a NFA gun. The paperwork alone would give you a hernia.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
So it's not an issue of cal. size? I can legally own a muzzle loading cannon that is bigger than .50 right?
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A muzzle loader that uses loose powder is not a firearm. Under Federal law (18 US Code, Section 922) it is an ANTQUE, and not regulated by the 1968 Gun Control Act (Yes, even if made yesterday, it is an antique, not a firearm) HOWEVER- a CARTRIDGE firearm, made since 1-1-1899, DOES fall under the act. If it has a bore diameter greater than 50 cal, it must have a demonstrated "sporting purpose" (such as your .72 caliber 12 g shotgun) The 20mm has a bore diameter of ABOUT 80 caliber. THAT kicks it into the Destructive Device category. However, if you have a 6 pounder Napolean cannon, with a 3.00 caliber bore, it is NOT a firearm.
Rendering effective a weapon which was" de-milled" specificallyto render it ineffective would not be smiled upon.IF you get the proper licensing for a firearm of that magnitude, it would probably cost less to buy a working unit. We all already know how screwed up the ATF is, you probably don't want to get on a personal basis with those guys.


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I look forward to my orders actually being correct - my having input them rather than some kid trying to find the right buttons to hit for the product I want. Lots of mistakes get made on the front end, when someone actually can't find the button for a Sausage McMuffin with Egg, for example. Errors made in the food prep area are a different thing, and will always be hard to catch....
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AshishS wrote:"The threat of a German invasion may seem far-fetched today".
Indeed it is ! Realistically, I suppose, it would have to be a "German-Polish invasion" :). Actually, come to think about it, any military strategists planning such an invasion would have to deal first with Belarus, the Baltic states and Ukraine. As far as I know Germany has no common border with Russia. And Poland is a most unlikely candidate for a 21t century version of the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact.:) No need to worry.
It is with regret that I note your statement to the effect that "Russia cannot afford to lose another 20 million people", a striking misconception as to the definition of 'Russia' vs 'USSR'. Far from denying huge losses suffered by many nations in WWII, it is an undisputed fact that the millions of victims, both at the front and in the occupied territories, included the Poles, the Ukrainians, the Latvians, the Lithuanians, the Kazakhs, the Armenians, the Georgians, the Tatars and the list could go on and on.
I am sure somebody on this forum will be able to quote for you the true number of Poles who perished in WWII due to both the Nazi and the Red army invasions and occupations. Relative to Poland's total population these losses exceed, in percentage terms, wartime losses suffered by the Russians. I am talking, of course, about ethnic Russians, not about all nationalities of the former USSR. The same applies to Ukraine that was fully occupied by Hitler's armies, while at best only 1/3 of the European Russia's territory suffered from the blitzkrieg.
So, let's call apples as apples and not mix them with oranges.
Beside interest on bonds look at CDS spread (which is debt insurance) recently Greece had about 350 basis points for 5 years CDS (which means they were seen as risky debtor), while Poland had about 125 basis points for 5 years CDS (which means that risk of default is relatively low)
Another thing, and a mistake in my opinion, is saying that Poland borrows money cheaper than Greece on the market. That is not true - if you look at the yields of bonds of both countries 10yr Greek papers are offering just as high yields as in Poland (6.20 and 6.11 per cent respectively). So both countries borrow almost at the same rate. It shows weakness of Greece as member of Eurozone - I agree, but it doesn't show strength of Poland.
Very interesting article, but there's one fundamental mistake at its beginning - Poland's GDP rose 1.7% last year (not 1.2% as stated in the article). Generl Statistical Office of Poland has published official numbers yesterday (www.stat.gov.pl).
Quite amusing article and quite contrary to the facts. If it were true I would be delighted. But it is not.
I would not contradict Your thesis about economy, I am not a specialist. But someone has to disillusion You about the Polish foreign policy. Which actually does not exist. Let the EU handle it - that is our's government motto.
And Mr Sikorski is the weakest part of the apparatus. His main trait is his ambition. He would like to be a president. But he will not. His ambition is too dangerous to Mr Tusk.
And up to Law and Justice. Time to rethink Your leftist attitude towards this party. Lose Your bias and listen to some other media in Poland than "Gazeta Wyborcza".
Nevertheless it is nice to read some good words about homeland.
Just 2 comments to be added to my earlier post:
1. The photo shows a peasant farmer with his horse and cart. Not many of those around as they nearly all have tractors nowadays....
though in the hard winter of the past month with heavy snowfalls, in country areas its often only the horse and cart that have been able to get through - 21st century GREEN transport?!
2. Pity the GDP chart did not show the UK, Italy, Portugal, Ireland and some other "high flying" EU economies! As to "stodgy" Polish banks, not a single one has failed, needed bail out or any other form of tazpayers' support. Unlike the "financially creative and innovative " banks of the UK, Ireland etc etc!
On the subject of the 'Gambling scandal' its quite a strange one.
The Casinos in the area were effectively paying off a politician and some civil servants to go against a planned tax hike on the industry.
When this was found out, however, it was not the casinos that were punished, but their online rivals - the new law stopped any new (brick and mortar) casinos being built, and made online gambling in the country illegal - giving a huge competitive advantage to the very organisations that caused the trouble in the first place. Check out www.right2bet.net for more info!
Not a bad article but too focussed on Radek Sikorski.
The government is in the firm hands of Donald Tusk.
And it is his decision who the various ministers are and what strategic policies should be followed. Including foreign relations. Sikorski was chosen for his American contacts and good knowledge of English. However he "crossed the House" 3 years ago from the nationalist right so, as a Foreign Minister he is acceptable to the political centre, but unlikely to be so as a Presidential candidate for the time being(he is only 47). Tusk needs a very cooperative President to prevent the repetition of the frequent vetoes of the current populist incumbent which have blocked necessary reforms being pushed through. Proof of the pudding is in the eating.....
More likely therefore are any of the three following:
Mr.Komorowski, current Speaker of the Parliament (Sejm), constitutionally ranking number 2 in the Republic. A good track record both as an opponent of communist rule and as a Minister of Defence in the 1990s.
Mr.Cimoszewicz, past Foreign Minister (at EU entry time) and Prime Minister. Very much his own man, no real party allegiances though centre-left, partly USA university educated;
Mr Olechowski, past Minister of Finance and Foreign Minister, World Bank expert, founder member of the political party that Prime Minister Tusk leads.
Tusk is very much into long-term stability, preventing constant games of "musical chairs" where Ministers and other leading politicians at local and regional level never ever complete a full term of office (thereby never being held responsible for decisions taken and their consequences) followed by an election.
It will be a very dirty presidential election (at least by Polish standards). The hard, populist and nationalist Right (present incumbent Kaczynski) will use smear campaigns against :
Sikorski because he deserted them and also because his wife is an american jew (split loyalties?)
Cimoszewicz and Olechowski because both were technocrats under communism
Therefore Komorowski?
Its clear that Prime Minister Tusk wants to complete his own current term of office and run for re-election for a further 4 years. To do that he needs a stable government with experienced ministers on the job. And a cooperative President who will not block necessary reforms.
As to bloggers comments that EU monies are being spent with Chinese contractors it should be noted that of 2000km roads/motorways that have been tendered out and contracts awarded, the Chinese consortia have won 2 for a total 40km! The vast majority go to EU based consortia, be they German, Austrian, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese etc etc, with local Polish companies. They in turn sometimes have non-EU consortium sub-contractors eg Turks.
What the Chinese entry has done is make the market far more competitive with lower prices/km. And rightly so, as its taxpayers' monies which need to be well spent!
@JoeSolaris, about those Chinese builders, I have one thing to say:
Belive it or not Poland currently is one of the biggest building sites in Europe. Modern building industry requires skills. So despite of 11% unemployment there was a shortage of skilled workers. Because of that building companies only year or two ago demanded ridiculous money, and it was then, when Polish Goverment asked Chinese companies to bid in tenders. Suddenly the world crisis came, funnily together with Chinese companies :-) (as polish proverb goes: "misfortune goes in pairs" :-) )
And suddenly turned out that even Polish and European companies can build for 40% less... It was European (Polish included) companies greed which drawned Chinese here... And in that context I'm ok with that! Because we are talking about my taxes here (well I suppose other Europeans too)
But to comfort you a little I will add, that Chinese companies as for today won less than 10% of total current road construction in Poland (and I only count class A and S highways, without roads with smaller parameters, where there aren't any Chinese companies)
Poland's current achievements are praiseworthy and the country is on track to becoming a political, economic and military pillar of the EU. This also because Sikorski has avoided the diplomatic arrogance that was so typical of, for example, Czech leaders during their recent presidency of the EU.
The process of integrating Polish interpretations of their own history is trickier. I think the Poles are right about demanding a bit more sensitivity from America and western Europe to the September 1/September 17 anniversaries of their invasion (and the beginning of WWII) although the recent outpouring of nationalistic righteousness was somewhat over the top.
One request to the Poles, in the interests of European solidarity: when you are building your roads and factories with EU money, please consider that it grates on our western European nerves to see Poland hiring Indian construction companies or buying Chinese machinery. I realise that, as the old joke goes, "Every Pole prays to be invaded by China - twice, so that they pass three times over Russia" Or the slightly more futuristic jokes about "All quiet on the new Polish-Chinese border." The unrequited love between Poland and China will necessarily become an important part of EU relations with that country. But until the Chinese start handing over economic assistance to Poland, is it too much to ask for pan-European solidarity, especially when Germans and Italians build the best motorways in the world, or when German, Austrian, Italian and French machinery is the best in the world?
I must apologise for many errors I've made - something is butchering my comments, probably my keyboard is betraying me... :(
I will read my comments before posting them later.
More rumours about the possible candidate for the president.
There is a faint trace left by an idea that Mr.Cimoszewicz would replace Radek Sikorski as a minister of foreign affairs thus securing some support from left-wing/center-left voters.
If this option emerges I am will support the idea. Mr. Cimoszewicz is an experienced diplomate - former minister and prime minister who wouldn't cause too much problems for the Civic Platform and Mr. Tusk.
This would also strike a mortal blow to the Democratic Left Alliance clearing the field for a different, more sensible left-wing opposition party while Mr. Sikorski as an opponent for Mr. Kaczynski would is simply a living nightmare, plus both brothers despise from the moment he resigned in 2006 and became a front line fighter of the Civic Platform.
The current president tried to humilate him more than once so I'd say the revenge is sometimes a marvellous thing - especially if it serves the country.
There are two questions - would Mr. Cimoszewicz agree?
I think it is quite, quite possible.
The second - what about Mrs Applebaum? She would have to give up journalism for sure when she is 'elected' the first lady.
One thing for sure - Anne Applebaum ( a Jewish American) would instantly demolish several ugly myths about Poland and even if I generally believe it is too early for Mr. Sikorski to become the next president (bot not later, on the contrary - I am observing this man's political evolution for over 15 years) I think I would get over it.
We will see how it goes. Yesterday's declaration of Mr. Tusk panicked a sizable part of their opponents.
Would be nice to see them defeated and some more sensible opposition emerging instead. The one we have right now is just so... embarrasing, spiteful and clumsy - it is no good for democracy if you have no sensible alternative for a ruling party.
Yes, but it was STILL exceptionally calm times for Polish-Russian relationship.
Besides the best way to contradict their lies is to become more influential and respont with cunning and I think it is already happening.
First off, am glad this wasn't another article which basically lambasts Russia and tries to make it look like the world's greatest threat.
and @ Didomyk
Am sure Russia has no intention of recreating any version of the Warsaw pact. Nobody can say the Russians aren't pragmatic and what Russia is trying to accomplish is to do whatever it takes to be more secure.
The threat of a German invasion may seem far-fetched today, but it would've probably seemed more far-fetched back in 1920 when Germany was in shambles. Yet, about 20 years later they were at the gates of Moscow.
The dynamics of world politics can shift deceptively quickly and Russia cannot afford to lose another 20 million people. Russia understands that and has always understood that.
The world needs to learn from history that Russia, no matter how weak it appears at some particular time, will always bounce back - and opportunists usually tend to regret trying to take advantage of that great country. It's a proud nation which will carve it's own destiny.
And before you, Didomyk, accuse me of being an agent hired by the Russian government to spread the Kremlin's propaganda - let me assure you I am not Russian, or communist or an ill-informed Russophile. I'll be the first one to accept Russia has done terrible things to certain people, but then again - which superpower hasn't?
Russia by far has probably taken the most heat for it's actions - and I attribute it to bad PR :-)
Overall a good informative article on Poland even though I was rather surprised to read that "Poland's relations with Russia, once equally neurotic, have calmed down". Judging by the tone of the dialogue over say, the past six months this January was a calm month, but it would be difficult to write off such issues as verbal confrontations in Sept. 2009 over the 1939 Red Army invasion of Poland in alliance with Hitler, Russia's countercharges about the significance of Poland's non-aggression pact with Hitler (keep in mind reaction to Putin's speech in Danzig on Sept.1st), Russian vocal opposition to the siting of US rockets in Poland, Poland's negative attitude towards Gazprom's Northstream pipeline and a few other bilateral problems that may have been deleted from the current agenda but certainly not resolved.
As long as Medvedev and Putin continue to insist on their own interpretation of the 20th cent. historical events and treating Russia's relations with Poland and other neighbours as if Russia's aim was to re-create some version of the Warshaw pact, the underlying tensions will persist.
Overall it wasn't a bad year for sure. :)
I agree that Mr.Sikorski could be a great candidate, but presently it doesn't matter so much - pretty much everyone can win against Mr.Kaczynski.
Personally I still believe it is too early for Sikorski to be a president of Poland. He is doing a great work as a foreign minister and I cannot think of anyone who could easily replace him.
There are som rumours who will be chosen by the Civic Platform to WIN with Lech Kaczynski in the autumn and the most probable seems to be Brinislaw Komorowski the speaker of the Sejm. Mr.Sikorski is considered to independent for the purpose of this political game where the aim is to secure the position of the ruling party and help it win the general elections in 2011.
I think that Mr.Komorowski is most likely will be chosen eventually - Radek Sikorski will remain the minister which is especially important to prepare Poland for the 6 months term when it will head the EU (important even after Lisbon Treaty) while another popular choise Mrs Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz will stay in Warsaw - here re-elections is virtually certain to happen this autumn.
But because Poland's politics are often very suprising there is another rumoured candidate. Rather thrilling choice in my opinion - Mr. Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz who is said to get on well with the Prime Minister Tusk in recent years and who as a left-wing, independent politician would virtually annihilate degenerating Left Democratic Alliance which recently looks like another Titanic heading towards an iceberg.
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