Schengen zone and visa policy towards Eastern Europe

I read article about this visa problem in Polish newspaper and I can only say that this is much worse than I expected. When we join to Schengen zone Ukrainians and Russians will pay 35 Euro for this useless twist of paper and Belarusians 60 Euro! I'm curious how they justify this huge difference??

What is more, to cross Polish border those people would need to have 100 zl (about 380 Euro) for every day they declare to spent in the EU. I'm sure that this retarded regulations effectively make near-border business almost impossible.

Those hypocrites from Brussels who declare to "promote democracy" all the time wants to isolate people from above mentioned countries. Perhaps they should build a wall like Israel or US?

In the same time Soviet commissioner Frattini want to allow one million immigrants from Africa and Asia (per year!!!) to the member countries. Another brilliant idea of Euro-left, ban Eastern Christians, bring more Muslims because they have better tradition of integration in to European societies.

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In the same time Soviet commissioner Frattini want to allow one million immigrants from Africa and Asia (per year!!!) to the member countries. Another brilliant idea of Euro-left, ban Eastern Christians, bring more Muslims because they have better tradition of integration in to European societies.

Fucking hell

Rzeczpospolita wrote:

In the same time Soviet commissioner Frattini want to allow one million immigrants from Africa and Asia (per year!!!) to the member countries.

I hope I don't have to tell that our government also plans to settle 1 million Asians in Hungary (Not even of accident choosing of our 4,5 million Hungarians living outside the borders wanting to migrate to Hungary)

We also could allow many Poles from Belarus or Kazakhstan to settle here. Of course I mean passport and opportunity and not any kind of social help. Unfortunately we are stuck in the EU, where democracy is a farce. Look at this video below where police in Brussels brutally treats peaceful demonstration against Muslim immigration. It should be said that mayor of Brussels refused to allow them to protest at all. So where the hell we are living in? Like in Soviet Union some commissioners plan above people's heads make some harmful decisions that would be rejected in every referendum in every member country for sure. So the citizens are not allowed to protest against official plans of some bureaucrats, what is more if they decide to make this peaceful demonstration anyway, they are treated brutally like some criminals. Where is freedom of speech? Who the hell those bureaucrats think that they are??

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not going to emigrate anywhere but I would be happy to travel to Europe without obtaining visas and stuff.. that is so annoying. Those who ever tried to get a visa should know... And I don't understand why our goverment doesnt let europians travel to Russia without visas. What is it for?

I think Russian government would abandon visas for Europeans only if they would abandon visas for Russians. This is kind of automatic revenging no matter what consequences will bring such move to Russia. Poles like most of people from our region need to obtain visas to visit US however Americans can reach Poland without such paper. As much I often criticize my own country I think that in this case we run reasonable policy and we should not put US citizens in the same situation. The reason is purely economical, this would be harmful to our interest. We want American tourist to spend their cash in Poland and we want American businessman to invest here. Otherwise they will chose other country without such visa needs. If Americans prefer to keep us on distance this is their lose, obviously Polish diplomats should secretly lobby to abandon this procedure but it should not be a mayor issue. The same logic you could transfer to Russia, if you think that somebody is wrong then don't repeat his mistakes.

I think we should make the first step. On the same reasons as you in Poland.