Wiadomości z USA/News from the United States.
Iga Babinska
There are thousands of Polish websites that describe the process of moving to the U.S. They include:
“How to get a job in the US?”
“Ways to get your American visa”
“What does one need to have to apply for an American visa?”
Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski
Na pytanie: „Kto chce jednego rządu nad całym światem?,” można odpowiedzieć, że chce tego rządząca międzynarodowa elita finansowa, tacy ludzie jak Rotschildzi, Rockefellerzy lub Warburgowie. „Będziemy mieli jeden rząd na świecie, wszystko jedno czy się to ludziom podoba czy nie.
NEWS from THE POLISH AMERICAN CONGRESS
Brooklyn, N.Y….The Senate and Assembly of New York State will officially proclaim Monday, April 20th as “Polish American Congress Day.”
N.Y. Senate Majority Leader Malcolm Smith (2nd from left) greets the delegation from the Downstate N.Y. Division of the Polish American Congress at a recent reception held in the Senator’s home district in Queens, N.Y.
Delegations from the three Polish American Congress State Divisions based in New York will meet members of both legislative houses at the State Capitol in Albany on that day.
President Richard Solecki will lead his Western N.Y. Division to the meeting along with President Theresa Bunk’s Central N.Y. Division. Representing the Downstate N.Y. Division headquartered in Brooklyn will be a delegation headed by Frank Milewski.
The presentation of an official State Proclamation honoring the Congress has been influenced by three Polish American legislators from the upstate area: Senator George Maziarz, Senator William Stachowski and Assemblyman Dennis Gabryszak.
Edward Dusza, Jacek Hilgier
Przez niespełna dziesięć ostatnich lat sprawowała ona w Zakładach Naukowych funkcję bibliotekarki, a od pewnego czasu równolegle pełni też urząd burmistrza miasteczka Hamtramck. Nasza gazeta zamieściła wywiady z Marcinem Chumięckim, jak również z Karen Majewski. Oczywiście, redakcja nie ingerowała w wypowiedzi nowych zarządców placówki.
Już będąc w Orchard Lake mieliśmy bardzo poważne wątpliwości, czy to, co nam powiedziano oraz to, co pozwolono nam zobaczyć, rzeczywiście obrazowało pełną prawdę o kryzysie, który ma tam miejsce.
Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski
Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1802: “I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.”
Contrary to Jefferson’s warning the Federal Reserve System continues to act as the central bank of United States. It was organized by Paul Warburg. It should be noticed that his brother Max Warburg, who resided in Germany was the president of the Rothschild Bank in Frankfurt on Main and controlled German banking during World War One.
Cook County Commissioner Mike Quigley claimed victory tonight in the 5th Congressional District Democratic primary, setting the stage to succeed Rahm Emanuel representing the North and Northwest Sides in Washington.
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2/24/2009
Scena przypominała mi nieco przemówienia Wodza Narodów byłego ZSSR, kiedy to zebrani obawiali się przerwać klaskania w obawie o swoje życie. Oczywiście dzisiaj entuzjazm” klakierów” wynikał z ich obaw o przyszłość ich kariery politycznej. Senatorowie i Kongresmani wiedzieli, że na ich dłonie skierowane są liczne kamery telewizyjne.
Prezydent mówił „mądrze i na temat” do tych klakierów z Senatu i Kongresu, którzy są współwinni zawalenia się amerykańskiej gospodarki. Inspirował ich i 300 milionów moich współobywateli do działania. Podniecał wyobraźnie tworzeniem, przez Rząd, nowych miejsc pracy w dziedzinie „zielonej, odnawialnej energii”, edukacji. Internetu i ochrony zdrowia. Skarcił prezesów banków za nadmierne zarobki w czasie kiedy ich banki bankrutują. Tu zerwały się znowu niemilknące oklaski.
National Conference for the Social Studies
Each year members of the American Council for Polish Culture (ACPC) look forward with great anticipation to the report made by Co-Chair Barbara Lemecha on the Council’s important role in the National Conference for the Social Studies. The National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS), which organizes these annual conferences, serves as an umbrella organization for a network of over 110 affiliated state, local, and regional councils and associated groups, representing elementary, secondary, college teachers, faculty, curriculum designers and specialists, supervisors, and leaders in the various disciplines that constitute the social studies.
About 5,000 teachers and other individuals from throughout the U.S. attend the conferences and have the opportunity to visit the various exhibits. In her current report, which follows, Mrs. Lemecha eloquently describes the extensive months of planning, preparations, and handling of the exhibit that she and Co-Chair Henrietta Nowakowski undertake each year, as well as the reactions of teachers to the exhibit and the materials freely provided to them at the 88th NCSS Annual Conference in Texas.
Three key Lincoln documents to be displayed during overnight Lincoln’s Birthday vigil at Presidential Museum
Entitled “Now he belongs to the ages” after a phrase uttered by Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton upon Lincoln’s death, the vigil will feature the Gettysburg Address, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment which abolished slavery. All three original documents from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum may be viewed overnight beginning at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11 through 8 a.m. on Lincoln’s 200th birthday, Thursday, February 12. The viewing is free and open to the public, and will take place in a dramatic setting in the plaza of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum.
SPRINGFIELD – Patriotic and inspirational music for the entire family will be featured at “Let Freedom Sing!” a musical extravaganza on Wednesday, February 11 at 7 p.m. at the Prairie Capital Convention Center in downtown Springfield. The concert will be preceded by a Gospel Showcase beginning at 6:30 p.m. This concert is free to the public and requires no ticket or advance reservations.
Under the direction of Maestra Karen Lynne Deal, music director of the Illinois Symphony Orchestra, the evening will feature the Lincoln Celebration Chorus, a group of more than 500 church and student singers assembled just for this event. Also on the program will be the Springfield High School Band, the Sangamon Valley Youth and Community Orchestras, the Four Sopranos, Melanie Dennison, the Feitshans Academy Bell Choir, and the St. Andrew’s Pipes and Drums. In addition, WICS-TV’s Jerry Lambert, award winning TV journalist and producer Bill Kurtis, and Springfield’s own Abraham Lincoln – Fritz Klein – will narrate. “This is the largest concert we have ever tried to organize, but we are hopeful that if we build it, they will come – and coming they are!” said Deal.