Well, as a people, no one suffered as they did during World War II.

They're surrounded by powerful enemies and they've declared to themselves that never again will they allow themselves to be murdered the way that they've been murdered in the past.

Everybody thinks I'm talking about the great state of Israel, of course, but I'm actually referring to a different state of people.

I'm talking about Poland. Hi, everybody. Welcome to Right Angle. I'm Bill Little here with Steve Green and

Scott. Gentlemen, it's been going on under the radar. It's not been widely promoted. In fact,

Poland is as far as the public spotlight is concerned, is a quiet place.

But something here that I saw in Insipunit caught my eye

has to do with per capita GDP.

Poland is now just a tick under Japan

in terms of per capita GDP when two generations ago,

according to the tweet, they were basically on Iranian levels.

And you'll notice from the graph here that it's not that Japan's GDP has been declining,

it's just that Poland has skyrocketed.

In a sort of a stitch tweet, the original tweet from Alex Step, but tweets from Zach Weinberg said,

what Poland did, number one, embrace capitalism in free markets,

lots of deregulation and making it easier to start businesses.

Two, enforce the rule of law so people feel safe and businesses can take risks.

And three, immigration reform focused on selective migration policy favors migrants who basically

want to be polls. Guys, one of the things that I have seen online is street shots from Warsaw

at 2 o'clock in the morning. And the streets are brightly lit and people are out there, like,

it's almost like French Parisian cafes in the 1890s. They've essentially got no crime. And they don't have

no-go areas where Muslim immigrants have created separate nation states within the state as they have

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