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Dominik Tarczyński

Dominik Tarczyński

Member of the European Parliament

Oct 22, 2026

3:16
Are you going to have any real understanding of who these people are before you shoot them dead?
3:22
Well, it doesn't matter who wants to break into your home.
3:25
You don't ask for his ID.
3:27
If someone is trying to break into your house, you have the right to protect your family.
3:31
And, you know, Polish nation is my family, and we do have a right to protect ourselves, especially after the case of our soldier who was killed...
3:42
By these people, they never introduced themselves.
3:46
We haven't had a chance to ask them because they never tried to cross the Belarusian-Polish border in the right way.

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11:09
What is your view then of what you think is happening in Paris?
4:08
You guys are doing something right that most of the world has forgotten.
4:12
True.
4:12
Well, first of all, uh, when you look at the data, and I'm str- I, I'm trying to repeat it every single time because it's not changed.
4:19
It's, it's even better actually.
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The lowest unemployment in European Union, Poland.
4:24
Highest GBT after COVID, Poland.
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Lowest rate of rapes, Poland.

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35:30
Wow.
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And again...
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Mr. Trump was our inspiration.
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Our government decided not even one.
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This is my motto.
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I've got two political mottos.
1:02
Be like Poland.
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Do not let anyone in.
4:01
Now animals aren't
2:15
You promote Nazism, communism, other totalitarian systems, you could get arrested.
2:19
Of course.
2:20
You cannot wear a T-shirt with Hitler or Stalin.
2:22
No. It's illegal.
2:25
We went through this shit.
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We know it shouldn't be allowed.
2:27
Oh, God.
5:18
are you so
1:03
But you know
1:03
that we've got MEPs who are banned entering UK because there's one MEP, he was banned two weeks ago and now we have people who are banned for coming to the UK for our event on May 16th.
1:20
So if MEPs are not allowed to travel on a diplomatic passport...
1:26
I'm not surprised.
1:28
And I would love to hear more details about it.
1:32
So something must be done with Great Britain.
1:36
Something must be done with Sweden.
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behind this.
4:26
So do you think you're going to be able to negotiate with them?
4:28
But even if they would not be happy to pay for the return...
4:34
I would pay because it's less for the system to send them back than pay for your NHS or to pay for the whole system, education and for everything.
4:45
It's just cheaper.
4:46
You have to stop the bleeding.
4:47
And what you need, Pat, what you need is a brave people, brave men.
4:51
That's why what I said like three days ago, It looks like we're going to take over in Poland.
7:32
This is suicide.
2:00
and and you know i just looked at the number of tourism for poland tell me if this is this number is right it's saying 25 26 numbers roughly 20 to 23 million international tourists go to poland every year i think it's more you think it's more yeah really
2:18
yeah it's booming absolutely wow and and i didn't say that but it's very important i'm getting messages I'm running my social media myself.
2:28
I'm getting DMs every day, about 100, 150 sometimes, from people from Europe asking, how can I move to Poland? Most of them are Brits.
2:40
I believe you.
2:42
I wouldn't believe if someone would tell me 10 years ago that Brits would ask Paul how to move to Poland.
2:50
I would be like, are you crazy? Why is that so extreme? Why is it extreme to you? People, the main reason, actually I could read some of these messages, is safety.
2:59
People are scared for their kids.
6:08
We've got...
10:20
Mm-hmm.
10:20
Some people are not afraid, and they do things which w-they know must be done for the future.
10:28
That's how I see.
10:29
It's-- I know it's very simple.
10:31
I don't wanna be too simple.
10:32
But what I mean by that, for forty-seven years, there was no man to react on what is happening in Iran.
10:42
Everyone is shocked when we see these clips, Iran before revolution, after revolution.

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47:20
Wow.
Ryan ReynoldsADVERTISER
3:50
There was no
3:50
terrorist attack.
3:51
There was no jihadists because we did not let anyone in.
3:55
So because of that, many companies are coming to Poland because they feel safe to invest.
4:02
That's number one.
4:04
Then after 70 years of communism, After this oppression, when we get a chance in 1990 to have a free market, to work hard and see the fruits, Polish people fed that, I'm going to work hard now.
4:20
During the communism, whatever you do, you couldn't make it, right? After 1990, Poland just...
5:28
I'm surrounded by three Poles.
0:40
But I sometimes wonder...
0:41
Well, not everyone, because leftists, they say that it should be stopped, but they don't do nothing about it.
0:46
It was very easy in the Polish parliament to pass the law.
0:51
It took us a week.
0:53
When our soldier... was killed with the spear on the Polish-Belarusian border, Polish parliament gathered instantly and passed a law that we can use live bullets.
1:08
We can kill if someone is threatening our boys.
1:12
We can kill, we can use live bullets against migrants or anyone on the border when they are trying to hurt or kill our soldiers.
4:12
For me, that is the real problem.
1:54
They really look
1:55
angry at me.
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And I'm just like, my dog is a little...
1:57
Why should anyone look at you angry at your own home? Why? This is your home.
2:05
A great Britain must be great again.
2:08
It's time.
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Let's stop discussing.
3:15
That side at the moment doesn't want to debate, does it?
1:35
And do you have legal Muslim immigration into Poland? And how is that? No.
1:40
Well, everyone can come and apply for a visa.
1:43
I mean, everyone.
1:45
But that's for some time.
1:48
If you're asking about...
1:51
Refugees, as you know, we decided to help Ukrainians.
1:56
By the international law, first safe country of the country of the conflict is obliged to help, and we did.
3:06
Why? No one cares, do they? I don't get it.
1:10
Why are you interested in Britain?
1:13
Because I love Europe.
1:15
I'm a European.
1:17
I love Poland as my homeland, and this is the most important thing to me.
1:23
I grew up in a very patriotic family who went, our family went through horrible things during the communism and after the war.
1:35
My grandpa father who fought against Germans and then after 1945, he fought against communists in the forest as an outcast soldier.
1:45
Then my mom, my father.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
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anymore.
1:51
Of
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course.
1:54
Again, I have to go back to the history.
1:58
We know Russia for years, for centuries.
2:01
Partitions, what I mentioned, Russia was part of those who were responsible for that.
2:09
So we know Russia not only from 17th or 18th century, we know them from Katyn massacre during the World War II.
2:16
We know that Germans attacked Poland and started World War II on September 1st, 1939, and 16 days later, Russians attacked from the east.
4:36
Create a strong man.
0:27
of atheist.
0:27
That's right.
0:28
Because I'm an atheist as well.
0:29
Yes, but I'm talking about fighting atheists.
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The ones who are trying...
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The woke atheists, maybe.
0:32
Yeah, the woke atheists, right? They are forcing you by their protest, a violent protest, and killing people who think differently.
2:49
And I think we need to be able to speak about, well, maybe we can have phobes of certain belief systems.
1:53
patriot yeah there you go I love this country
1:55
yes so there are differences political differences but patriotism has no I mean, if you're a patriot, you're a patriot.
2:05
You can believe in low taxes and can be a patriot, and you don't care about taxes, and you're still a patriot, right? There are differences, obviously.
2:12
So the time of patriots will come soon, but it is a process.
2:17
What I mean by that is when we had this terrible communism in Poland for so many years, the process was started by solidarity movement was growing growing up to 10 million people then we had obviously john paul ii who supported us very much so he inspired us obviously we had a ronald reagan who was very supportive But communist wasn't easy.
2:46
You know, Berlin Wall wasn't easy to tear this down.
2:52
So what you need, you need series of events.
4:08
Because if it does happen, that this becomes like an Islamified Europe, it's going to be like, you'll have like Poland hungry maybe.
0:34
So when you come to the rest of Europe, do you notice a huge difference in behaviors and cultures and things? Yes,
0:42
I'll tell you why.
0:43
Poland was... multicultural country for many years in the past.
0:50
We had Polish Tatars, Muslims, who are beautiful patriots, who never thought about blowing themselves up in 18th, 17th century or 19th century.
1:02
They are peaceful in Poland.
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They've been in Poland for years.
1:05
They are a very tiny group, but they love Poland, they respect our culture, they respect our Christian faith, and they are patriots.
speaker_1HOST
4:11
There was
2:52
I think when the left say far right, they think of somebody who's a racist.
2:56
I'm not.
2:57
This is what I mean.
2:59
You see, but the funny thing is when we're talking about Islam and the Islamophobic and racist, one of my closest friends is from Syria.
3:09
And he's a migrant.
3:10
He came to Poland 25 years ago.
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He married a Polish woman.
7:01
But I sometimes
0:58
How do we manufacture a kind of immigration system if we allow some immigrants in from different places, parts of the world, who do adhere to what you describe as a respect for the people? How do you do that?
1:12
That's very simple.
1:13
First of all, that's what I said years ago in 2018 to Katie Newman, zero illegal migrants.
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Zero means zero.
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So that's very basic.
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Zero means none.
1:25
So stop the boats here, do not let illegals come through the forest, through the Polish-Belarusian border and the same in different places.
4:18
I'm
1:02
How was Tommy Robinson's rally?
1:04
I lost my voice.
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So please forgive me.
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First time in my career, I lost my voice.
1:11
Exciting, fire, beautiful, huge success.
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I must say, beautiful place, beautiful people.
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And it is a miracle to this country, to be honest, to have over a million.
5:24
Why are you interested in Britain?

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