Amid the escalating conflict in Poland between conservatives and newly elected Prime Minister Donald Tusk's globalist government, Jack Posobiec hosted Polish Member of European Parliament (MEP) Dominik Tarczynski on Human Events Daily Thursday, immediately after the politician joined around 300,000 Polish patriots protesting in the streets of Warsaw. Tarczynski proclaimed that "Trump is so needed" as president in the US now more than ever for the people of Poland.
Tarczynski detailed how Tusk rose to power not by winning the election in October with the most votes which belonged to the Law and Justice (PiS) party, but by joining with other political parties to create a majority, sweeping the victory out from the right-wing's feet.
Now, Poland has arrested two PiS MPs who had fought against communism in defiance of President Andrzej Duda's pardons and Tusk's government has been working tirelessly to shut shown conservative media in the country.
Tarczynski revealed on the show that now both MPs, Mariusz Kaminski and Maciej Wasik, are now on a hunger strike as they are detained.
Tusk, as well as the globalists, are extremely pro-immigration, something that many Polish people voted against in an October referendum.
"We want to make Poland and Europe great again," Tarczynski said enthusiastically as he put on a cap resembling the classic red MAGA hat that said 'MAKE EUROPE GREAT AGAIN.' "This is why we think President Trump, Mr. Trump is so needed now. We need him, we really need him."
"We as Europe and we as Poland, we need this way of thinking, common sense, safety, family support. This is why we need this man."
Tarczynski announced he would be visiting the US "very soon" to muster up support from Polish communities around the states for Trump because he is "so important."
"He's not only inspirational, but he gave us so much strength, political strength ... he's needed like never before," he said.
"If Poland is fallen, as some say, there is nothing in Europe left. We are the last stronghold of Christianity, of family values, of normality in Europe," Tarczynski stated. Hungary is doing good. But Poland by the size is so, so important for the whole geopolitical system ... Our conservative part of society really hopes that Mr. Trump will win this election."
Tarczynski detailed how Tusk rose to power not by winning the election in October with the most votes which belonged to the Law and Justice (PiS) party, but by joining with other political parties to create a majority, sweeping the victory out from the right-wing's feet.
Now, Poland has arrested two PiS MPs who had fought against communism in defiance of President Andrzej Duda's pardons and Tusk's government has been working tirelessly to shut shown conservative media in the country.
Tarczynski revealed on the show that now both MPs, Mariusz Kaminski and Maciej Wasik, are now on a hunger strike as they are detained.
Tusk, as well as the globalists, are extremely pro-immigration, something that many Polish people voted against in an October referendum.
"We want to make Poland and Europe great again," Tarczynski said enthusiastically as he put on a cap resembling the classic red MAGA hat that said 'MAKE EUROPE GREAT AGAIN.' "This is why we think President Trump, Mr. Trump is so needed now. We need him, we really need him."
"We as Europe and we as Poland, we need this way of thinking, common sense, safety, family support. This is why we need this man."
Tarczynski announced he would be visiting the US "very soon" to muster up support from Polish communities around the states for Trump because he is "so important."
"He's not only inspirational, but he gave us so much strength, political strength ... he's needed like never before," he said.
"If Poland is fallen, as some say, there is nothing in Europe left. We are the last stronghold of Christianity, of family values, of normality in Europe," Tarczynski stated. Hungary is doing good. But Poland by the size is so, so important for the whole geopolitical system ... Our conservative part of society really hopes that Mr. Trump will win this election."
