The Dark Confession European Leaders Admit Behind Closed Doors | Dominik Tarczyński — Transcript
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- 0:00I mentioned to you before we started
- 0:01Florida International University and I'm
- 0:04going to I'm going to I'm I'm going to
- 0:05do lectures on communism in the past,
- 0:07present, and future. Because what I
- 0:09think
- 0:10my personal experience is very important
- 0:13to share it. It's going to be more like
- 0:15testimony rather than teaching because I
- 0:17was born in 1979. I remember communism.
- 0:20I remember being a 6-year-old kid in a
- 0:22queue, queuing for all night to get
- 0:24shoes. I didn't get them. It wasn't
- 0:26enough. It was like Venezuela and Cuba.
- 0:29I experienced communism. I know what
- 0:31communism is. And now I can hear Bernie
- 0:33Sanders, AOC, and all these lunatics.
- 0:36They are communists.
- 0:38It doesn't matter if they call
- 0:39themselves Democrats, Social Democrats,
- 0:42Socialists, they are communists.
- 0:45>> [music]
- 0:51>> What kind of pushback do you get from
- 0:55I suppose we could call it the left in
- 0:57your country. Yeah, it's the left. So
- 0:59What kind of What kind of internal
- 1:00pushback do you get on that? Cuz when I
- 1:02hear you say that, to me I the thing I
- 1:04always say on the show is if everyone in
- 1:05Europe, in Germany, in Spain, in France,
- 1:07all these countries, if they just had a
- 1:08time machine and could go back 15, 20
- 1:10years, everyone would do it that way.
- 1:12>> Of course.
- 1:12>> Yeah.
- 1:13>> The
- 1:13Obviously we do have a left like every
- 1:16like every country. They they cry a lot.
- 1:18They cry loud. We don't give a
- 1:20>> [laughter]
- 1:20>> Well, simple as that. I'm serious. I
- 1:22mean, they do cry a lot. They they they
- 1:25they tried to even help them. They were
- 1:26running with the pizzas
- 1:28to the border to you know
- 1:29>> You have poor people on the border.
- 1:31>> We've got our own AOC. We've got our own
- 1:35Ilhan Omar.
- 1:35>> of What type of political power do they
- 1:37have?
- 1:37>> Left. I mean, they were in
- 1:39>> [clears throat]
- 1:40>> They were in the opposition at that
- 1:41time.
- 1:42So So we didn't care. And obviously they
- 1:45knew that we are right because what is
- 1:47happening now in Poland and be like
- 1:48Poland. You see, now the liberals are
- 1:51taking the the the they're creating a
- 1:53government in Poland, but I'm still very
- 1:56proud to say be like Poland because if
- 1:58we would not make these decisions in
- 2:002015, if we would not build a wall, if
- 2:03we would not create this atmosphere, do
- 2:05not come or you will die,
- 2:07then they will be here. They will be in
- 2:09Poland. So, what we did, we
- 2:11>> And also your liberal party is not
- 2:13purely leftist.
- 2:14>> Oh, it's not the same leftist. Of
- 2:16course. Of course. Of course.
- 2:16>> Of course. Of course. Because Americans
- 2:18get confused.
- 2:18>> No, [clears throat] no, no, no. I mean,
- 2:19your your liberals, your Democrats are
- 2:21communists.
- 2:22>> Right. Right.
- 2:23>> I mean, I mean
- 2:24>> Sorry.
- 2:25>> I mean, I I'm feel sorry for you. That's
- 2:26why I'm starting my job on on this
- 2:28university I mentioned to you before we
- 2:30started. Florida International
- 2:31University and I'm going to I'm going to
- 2:34I'm going to do lectures on communism in
- 2:35the past, present, and future. Because
- 2:38what I think,
- 2:39my personal experience is very important
- 2:42to share it. It's going to be more like
- 2:44testimony rather than teaching because I
- 2:46was born in 1979. I remember communism.
- 2:49I remember being a 6-year-old kid in a
- 2:51queue, queuing for all night to get
- 2:53shoes.
- 2:54>> Mhm.
- 2:54>> I didn't get them. It wasn't enough. It
- 2:56was like Venezuela and Cuba.
- 2:58I experienced communism. I know what
- 3:00communism is. And now I can hear Bernie
- 3:02Sanders, AOC, and all these lunatics.
- 3:05They are communists. It doesn't matter
- 3:08if they call themselves Democrats,
- 3:10Social Democrats, Socialists. They are
- 3:13communists.
- 3:13>> there is any meaningful distinction
- 3:15beyond that they have different names
- 3:16for it because they kind of slow roll
- 3:18you with the name?
- 3:18>> The action The actions they're taking, I
- 3:20mean,
- 3:22like they want to abolish an army, a
- 3:25police.
- 3:27They want to destroy this country.
- 3:28>> Open the borders.
- 3:30>> Obviously, that's obvious. So, so if you
- 3:31if you do not want public services, if
- 3:33you don't want if you do not want
- 3:35an army, police, you want open borders,
- 3:38there's no country. You've got just
- 3:39land. Everyone can go and and come and
- 3:42go, do whatever. There's no
- 3:45To me,
- 3:47it's a pure communism because
- 3:50number one, they want to take power,
- 3:52full power. They do not want to share
- 3:54power.
- 3:55That's number one. Number two, they want
- 3:58to destroy this country in the name of
- 3:59power because everyone knows that the
- 4:01great replacement, we saw that couple
- 4:04days ago in Sweden.
- 4:06Um the great replacement pays very well
- 4:09with the votes for left. Everyone knows
- 4:11that, we keep repeating it, nobody does
- 4:13anything about it. 75%
- 4:16no-go zones voted for left in Sweden.
- 4:20And they took over.
- 4:20>> Right.
- 4:21>> So they don't care about their country,
- 4:23they don't care about future
- 4:24generations, they're hedonists. They
- 4:27thinking about themselves. Let's take
- 4:28your power now, whatever happened in 20,
- 4:3030 years, I don't care. They don't even
- 4:32care about their own children and
- 4:33grandchildren. That is the problem. So
- 4:36the difference between us, Republicans,
- 4:38conservatives, right-wing
- 4:41is
- 4:43to think about next generations and
- 4:45leave the country better than when you
- 4:47started to live in this country. That is
- 4:49the difference. They don't care. They've
- 4:51got these beautiful houses.
- 4:52It's closed, nobody no one can get in.
- 4:55>> they have guards and fences and borders.
- 4:57>> But they don't like police, but they've
- 4:59got private security. That's the
- 5:01difference. So So it's, you know,
- 5:03sometimes when I doing interviews,
- 5:06I'm just thinking it's so obvious, I
- 5:07shouldn't even I shouldn't even talk
- 5:09about it. It's obvious like a green and
- 5:12red light, like a sun
- 5:14and a moon. It's so obvious for me, for
- 5:18us, for Poles, it's so obvious.
- 5:20>> Well, it's also interesting because the
- 5:21policy of someone approaching the border
- 5:23will be shot doesn't mean you have to
- 5:24shoot people randomly. Once you send
- 5:26that signal out, less people show up.
- 5:29It's like when we were blowing up those
- 5:31narco boats coming from Venezuela,
- 5:33suddenly less boats started coming.
- 5:34>> Exactly, numbers drop because they know
- 5:36that we can by the law use live bullets.
- 5:39Obviously we don't we don't shoot people
- 5:41because just we like it. We are not
- 5:43animals, we don't do that. But we do not
- 5:46shoot people who are trying to break
- 5:48into our country because we hate them.
- 5:50We do it because we love those in our
- 5:53homes. Because we do it out of love. So,
- 5:56my message, if I may, my message again,
- 6:00do not come to the Polish border or you
- 6:02will be dead. Shot dead. Do not come to
- 6:06the Polish border. I'm very clear for
- 6:08years. If you're coming, it's it's your
- 6:11own risk. Do not cry over that. Do not
- 6:14tell me that you were shot, you were
- 6:16pushed back, whatever whatever. Do not
- 6:18come, there is no problem.
- 6:20Go to Qatar. There is no problem with
- 6:22that. They speak Arabic.
- 6:23>> [laughter]
- 6:25>> What is the problem? Why you don't go to
- 6:27>> I'm pretty sure Qatar is not letting
- 6:28these people wander in. They They want
- 6:29their slave laborers who they take their
- 6:31passports.
- 6:31>> Obviously. I was asking why why Egypt is
- 6:33not Why they closed their border? Why
- 6:35they build a wall?
- 6:36>> Very strange they don't open the door to
- 6:37God's isn't it?
- 6:38>> Qatar and others, they don't want them.
- 6:40You know why? Because one of my friends,
- 6:43the guy I know, he came to Poland 30
- 6:45years ago from Syria. And and I I give
- 6:48this example every single time. He came
- 6:50to Poland 30 years ago, he got married
- 6:51to a Polish girl, raised his kids as
- 6:54Christians, and he told me,
- 6:56"Do not ever ever let them in."
- 6:59>> Mhm.
- 6:59>> I mean, who? I asked him, "Who?" He
- 7:01said, "Syrians." And I said, "What do
- 7:03you mean? You are Syrian." He said, "But
- 7:04the difference between me and them is
- 7:07that I'm educated. I brought money. I
- 7:09pay taxes. I I respect culture Christian
- 7:12culture, and they are people from the
- 7:13desert."
- 7:15They do not see the difference between
- 7:17good and evil.
- 7:18"And you will you will be dead." he said
- 7:21to me. "Do not let them in." Syrian guy
- 7:24who's for 30 years in Poland
- 7:27told me, "Do not let them in." So, if
- 7:29they want to go, let them go to any
- 7:31Arabic country. And it's the same thing
- 7:34with with the with the cultural
- 7:36enrichment. I was very clear and I said,
- 7:38"Until Poland
- 7:40will not be able to build a cathedral in
- 7:43Qatar, there will not be even a one
- 7:45mosque.
- 7:46Is it fair?
- 7:47I think it's fair.
- 7:48>> It's fair to me. Yeah.
- 7:49>> Okay, you want to one mosque, we're
- 7:50going to get one cathedral. If not,
- 7:52there's no mosques in Poland. I mean,
- 7:54not new mosque. We've got Tatars, we've
- 7:56got beautiful Muslims who are in Poland
- 7:57for over 400 years who fought for they
- 8:00fought for Poland, but we do not want
- 8:02jihadists. We do not We're not going to
- 8:04let them in. And that's why they are
- 8:06calling me Islamophobe. I don't have a
- 8:08phobia.
- 8:09Phobia is irrational fear.
- 8:12My [clears throat] fear is rational. My
- 8:15um my mom's and sister fear is rational.
- 8:18It's based on what is happening in in
- 8:20Europe. So, it's not Islamophobia.
- 8:23It's a rational fear on what they are
- 8:26doing.
- 8:26>> When you when you wander through the
- 8:28offices of the European Parliament and
- 8:31you're wandering through Brussels and
- 8:32all of that stuff and you're listening
- 8:34to these guys have their wine and fancy
- 8:36meals and talk about all this stuff.
- 8:38Are they subtly agreeing with you cuz I
- 8:40cannot imagine they all enjoy giving
- 8:43their countries away?
- 8:44>> They do, but they would never agree.
- 8:46They would never They would never agree
- 8:48in public. What they do when when we
- 8:50have a conversation, I know some of
- 8:51them.
- 8:52They're not my friends, but as we travel
- 8:55together, we're on the plane together,
- 8:56on the apron, we spend quite a lot of
- 8:58time with together and whenever you ask
- 9:00them, "Don't you think you're destroying
- 9:02this country this this continent?" They
- 9:04were like,
- 9:06"You're right."
- 9:09But, there is some something is driving
- 9:12them to do so.
- 9:14And uh it's not about power only. I
- 9:17think many of them are owned.
- 9:20I told you we had this conversation like
- 9:24nearly 2 years ago.
- 9:25>> Yeah.
- 9:26>> Nobody owns me.
- 9:28I can say whatever I want. I don't care.
- 9:30And I think many of them
- 9:32are uh
- 9:34dependent on
- 9:36external powers.
- 9:37>> So, when you say external powers, I mean
- 9:38obviously Qatar is throwing all sorts of
- 9:40money at
- 9:41>> Well, if vice president if vice
- 9:43president of European Parliament was
- 9:45caught with two suitcases full of cash,
- 9:48it's it's about 15 million euros.
- 9:51She was given she she bought a private
- 9:52island and
- 9:54and she was visiting Qatar many times
- 9:57and she was voting in the committee
- 9:59where she wasn't even a member and she
- 10:01was doing things for Qatar and she was
- 10:03arrested vice president obviously
- 10:04socialist.
- 10:06What can you expect?
- 10:08What can you expect? Qatar is spending
- 10:13hundreds of millions to buy politicians
- 10:16around the world especially in European
- 10:18Parliament. Not me.
- 10:20>> They're buying influencers, too.
- 10:22>> Of course.
- 10:22>> That's that's a secondary issue, but
- 10:24that's true, too.
- 10:24>> This is that's why I think um
- 10:27we can be right. We can win wars on the
- 10:30ground. We are losing internet.
- 10:32Thank God for your podcast. Thank God
- 10:34that I can say whatever I want. You
- 10:35never interrupt. You never
- 10:38We had this conversation before we
- 10:39started.
- 10:41That I don't want to even know what's
- 10:43your questions are, you know, because
- 10:45I'm going to say whatever I want anyway.
- 10:48And every every podcast I do or any
- 10:50interview, I don't want to know what
- 10:52what the questions are. I mean I don't
- 10:53care because nobody owns me and they can
- 10:56call me Islamophobe fascist.
- 10:59I don't care. This is what I said to
- 11:00Katie Newman in 2018
- 11:0318 Channel 4. You can call me pink
- 11:05elephant. It's just a word and my mom,
- 11:07my sister, my future wife are safe
- 11:10because of my work.
- 11:11This is what we did in the Parliament.
- 11:13We asked them to use live bullets to be
- 11:15brave to fight for our country because
- 11:18this is our home, right? Okay, you got a
- 11:20home with four or six people. It's 40
- 11:21million people in our home and we're
- 11:23going to protect it and if someone needs
- 11:25to be killed, he's going to be killed.
- 11:27Simple as that.
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