For decades masses of Poles have been leaving Poland in search for a better world. Although directions of the migrations have been changing, the most popular target countries remained: Germany, UK, USA, France, Australia, Brazil, Canada and Norway. Statistics say that up to 35.5% of all Poles in the world live outside Poland and in the USA alone there are 10 million of them. In many factory-based countries, Poles are majority of the employees. For instance, Swedish Tacx which produces top notch cycle trainers and rollers employs almost exclusively Poles. What is more, Poles work also at the shipyards in Norway, where citizens complain about losing jobs to the immigrants. The reasons to leave Poland are quite obvious, but do you think is it hard to leave homeland? Are...