Comments by "BcA - Biciclind cu Axel" (@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527) on "Brussels was 'naive in the past' over rule of law breaches, admits EU's Vera Jourova" video.

Poland is the biggest winner in entire United Europe . Without EU, there will be no money to fund NATO, and without NATO your Poland will be just another Ukraine where Russia can test new weapons . Greetings from Romania !
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@nigeljohnson9820 In this days, I am ashame to say that I am part English.
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@pmiki Your comment makes no sense.
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@erketre EU is the best thing that ever happen for us Europeans !
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@nigeljohnson9820 England is useless .
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@nigeljohnson9820 I am European . England is useless here :))
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@erketre I know. What I said is, that without United Europe money that goes to NATO you won't be able to fight Russia or at least to keept it away ! And look at how infiltrated USA is today ! Where is your Ballistic Defense Shield in Poland since Trump got the power for his master Putin ? Was the project cancelled or delay...right ? Or you trust the English ... just to betray you again like they did in WW2 ? :))
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@erketre Without United Europe money, there would be no NATO or USA troops in Europe and your Poland would be poor and subjugated by Russia just like Ukraine !
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@erketre ''UK and France could not do'', but Romania could ?:)) Right !
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@erketre Up to 120,000 Polish troops withdrew through the Romanian Bridgehead area to neutral Romania and Hungary. The majority of those troops joined the newly formed Polish Armed Forces in the West. The Romanian government also received the treasury of the National Bank of Poland in 1939. One part of it, consisting of 1,261 crates containing 82,403 kg of gold, was loaded aboard a commercial ship in the port of Constanța, and transported to Western Europe. The transport was escorted by ships from the Romanian Navy, in order to prevent interception by Soviet submarines in the Black Sea. The second part of the treasury was deposited in the Romanian National Bank. It was returned to Poland on 17 September 1947. A fictional portrayal of the gold's evacuation from Warsaw forms part of the novel The Polish Officer, by Alan Furst. The gold's evacuation is also the subject of the 1986 Polish-Romanian movie Zloty Pociag/Trenul de aur (The Gold Train).
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