When Europe falls, and fall it will, Poland will be standing. Summary of Piers Morgan interview with him recently, summarised by Google:
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During his appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored in October 2026, Polish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Dominik Tarczyński and host Piers Morgan debated European migration, border security, and cultural identity.
Key Topics and Arguments
• Anti-Immigration Stance and Muslim Ban: Tarczyński defended Poland’s strict anti-immigration policies, stating that he would ban Muslim immigrants from entering Poland if given the power, arguing that Islam is incompatible with Western and European values.
• Claims About Western Europe: Tarczyński asserted that countries like France and parts of the UK have "fallen" due to open-border policies and multiculturalism, contrasting Western Europe with Poland’s low crime rates, high safety, and low unemployment.
• Unrest and Religious Buildings: Tarczyński challenged Morgan by pointing to recent civil unrest in France, claiming that churches were targeted while mosques remained untouched, and argued that second- and third-generation migrants are working to dismantle European culture.
• The Belarus Border and Security: Tarczyński discussed border enforcement with Belarus, referencing the May 2024 death of Polish soldier Sgt. Mateusz Sitek—who was stabbed through a border fence—to justify a hardline approach to illegal crossings. He also clarified past remarks regarding border deterrence after Morgan challenged him on comments about border guards using force.
• Reciprocity on Places of Worship: Tarczyński argued that Europe should not permit the construction of new mosques until Christian churches and cathedrals are freely allowed to be built in nations like Qatar.
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@Rajk999 saidWell, now you know where to move you racist pos. Furthermore, Qatar does have Christian Churches, and the Muslims and Christians get along quit well together there; however, the Muslims do run their country. So you and your polish false god have NO idea what you are talking about. 🙂
When Europe falls, and fall it will, Poland will be standing. Summary of Piers Morgan interview with him recently, summarised by Google:
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During his appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored in October 2026, Polish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Dominik Tarczyński and host Piers Morgan debated European migration, border security, and ...[text shortened]... like Qatar.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkyUtBBwE6o
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@Rajk999 saidWhat part of the UK has 'fallen'?
When Europe falls, and fall it will, Poland will be standing. Summary of Piers Morgan interview with him recently, summarised by Google:
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During his appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored in October 2026, Polish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Dominik Tarczyński and host Piers Morgan debated European migration, border security, and ...[text shortened]... like Qatar.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkyUtBBwE6o
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@Sprogladog saidI can only go by news reports and other information from various sources in the UK. There are many British people who are of this opinion.
What part of the UK has 'fallen'?
Here is what Claude AI pulled off these webpages:
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The core argument is that Britain has lost control of its borders, its streets and its free-speech tradition, and that its political class won’t admit it. Supporters usually point to these events:
- Record migration. Net migration hit a record 745,000 in 2022. At the same time, tens of thousands of people a year have crossed the Channel in small boats, and asylum seekers have been housed in hotels, which became a flashpoint for local protests.
- The grooming-gang scandals. Organised abuse of girls in towns like Rotherham, Rochdale and Telford, often by men of Pakistani heritage, was ignored for years by police and councils, partly for fear of being called racist. The issue resurfaced in early 2025 when Elon Musk amplified it. After Louise Casey’s audit, the government finally agreed to a national inquiry. To believers, it’s the clearest proof of an establishment that put appearances ahead of protecting children.
- Southport and its aftermath (2024). Three young girls were murdered at a dance class. False online rumours that the attacker was an asylum seeker sparked nationwide riots. Some people were jailed for social-media posts in the crackdown that followed, most prominently Lucy Connolly. Critics called this “two-tier policing,” arguing protesters were treated more harshly than other groups.
- Arrests for speech. Critics cite figures of more than 30 arrests a day, roughly 12,000 a year, over offensive online posts. They also point to the September 2025 arrest at Heathrow of comedy writer Graham Linehan over three tweets.
- Banning foreign critics. Tarczyński himself was refused entry in May 2026 on the grounds that his presence was not conducive to the public good. He was due to attend Tommy Robinson’s march, and he called the ban what communism looks like in the 21st century.
- Mass protest. The “Unite the Kingdom” rally in September 2025 drew over 100,000 people to London, which supporters see as evidence of deep public anger.
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@Rajk999 saidCan you explain how these issues defined by AI result in you concluding that the UK has 'fallen'?
I can only go by news reports and other information from various sources in the UK. There are many British people who are of this opinion.
Here is what Claude AI pulled off these webpages:
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The core argument is that Britain has lost control of its borders, its streets and its free-speech tradition, and that its political class won’t adm ...[text shortened]... ondon, which supporters see as evidence of deep public anger.
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Edit - could you also point to which part of the UK has 'fallen'?
@KingDavid403 saidRace?.??!!?! No no no, he is concerned with the issue of culture. Big issue. He does not mention race, he does mention multiculturalism. Like if the Muslim culture builds a minaret next to the park in the Judeo Christian United States, and wail into the wind ,for me to have to hear at my park bench,,,,5 times a day. Screaming. It is not screaming to them….which is my point. Culture difference. NOW you get it. Glad to help you,and Marauder.
Well, now you know where to move you racist pos. Furthermore, Qatar does have Christian Churches, and the Muslims and Christians get along quit well together there; however, the Muslims do run their country. So you and your polish false god have NO idea what you are talking about. 🙂
I know of no one who could co-exist with such a culture. And their other habits…gross. I play a 5-string bluegrass banjo,could I play it all day on the sidewalk in front of their tent.? Many live in hovels, tents, etc.
They would hate my music, I hate theirs.
Culture, little man.
@Sprogladog saidI’d be glad to chat about it on a fresh subject thread.
Can you explain how these issues defined by AI result in you concluding that the UK has 'fallen'?
Edit - could you also point to which part of the UK has 'fallen'?
I recently pointed out that the UK is sinking, to Brit ghost of a duke. He was not happy. So how is your shoddy healthcare working out? I suggest you google UK to see the non pretty picture first.
@Rajk999 saidYou left out their pitiful healthcare . No small issue, that.
I can only go by news reports and other information from various sources in the UK. There are many British people who are of this opinion.
Here is what Claude AI pulled off these webpages:
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The core argument is that Britain has lost control of its borders, its streets and its free-speech tradition, and that its political class won’t adm ...[text shortened]... ondon, which supporters see as evidence of deep public anger.
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@AverageJoe1 saidIm fully aware of the pro's and con's of UK healthcare and i'd take it over the US system any day of the week. Happy to debate, although I have no confidence that your intentions are genuine.
I’d be glad to chat about it on a fresh subject thread.
I recently pointed out that the UK is sinking, to Brit ghost of a duke. He was not happy. So how is your shoddy healthcare working out? I suggest you google UK to see the non pretty picture first.
@Sprogladog saidFor any given situation there will be a number of opinions. We dont need to explain anyone's opinion. The Polish MEP's opinion is that the UK has fallen. I would wager there are many in the UK with the same opinion, especially those raped, killed, knifed, jailed for posting opinions on social media etc etc... many hundreds of thousands in fact will have that opinion.
Can you explain how these issues defined by AI result in you concluding that the UK has 'fallen'?
Edit - could you also point to which part of the UK has 'fallen'?
I guess the only people who will beg to differ are Muslins and their supporters.
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@Rajk999 saidWhich part of the UK has fallen?
For any given situation there will be a number of opinions. We dont need to explain anyone's opinion. The Polish MEP's opinion is that the UK has fallen. I would wager there are many in the UK with the same opinion, especially those raped, killed, knifed, jailed for posting opinions on social media etc etc... many hundreds of thousands in fact will have that opinion.
I guess the only people who will beg to differ are Muslins and their supporters.
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@Sprogladog saidHere, I got the mans number for you. Give him a call with your questions:
Which part of the UK has fallen?
Dominik Tarczyński - Poseł do Parlamentu Europejskiego
+48 533 242 619.
Also, here is an example of how England has fallen, and there are thousands of such examples:
Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a Dutch political commentator and lawyer, was banned from entry into the UK because her "presence in the UK is not considered to be conducive to the public good." But Jihad al-Shamie is. His name literally translates to "Jihad from Syria"😉, which he took literally as he drove a car into a synagogue in Manchester, got out and stabbed people while pledging his allegiance to ISIS.
Eva is dangerous, but the government will fight for more Abedi families to flood the country, who used taxpayer dollars to build a bomb that killed 22 people at the Manchester Arena.
Eva is not welcome, but men who mass rape women and children are. When the truth becomes "dangerous," the country is in free fall.
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@Rajk999 saidCan you define what the word 'fallen' means in context to your examples?
Here, I got the mans number for you. Give him a call with your questions:
Dominik Tarczyński - Poseł do Parlamentu Europejskiego
+48 533 242 619.
Also, here is an example of how England has fallen, and there are thousands of such examples:
Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a Dutch political commentator and lawyer, was banned from entry into the UK because her "presence in ...[text shortened]... rape women and children are. When the truth becomes "dangerous," the country is in free fall.
@Sprogladog saidThe main problem with you in my opinion….
Which part of the UK has fallen?
The United States stands above the United Kingdom in physician compensation, medical research investment, and its role as a global engine ofmedical innovation. Do you follow? That is a given. Our research in institutions, universities and pharmaceucecal companies, develop groundbreaking, treatments, and technologies that benefit patients worldwide, includingthe UK. Do you follow??
British physicians routinely benefit from advances that they did not have to develop themselves, while American medicine continues to push the boundaries of what is medicallly possible. The NHS has advantages in universal coverage and financial protection, yes, but those advantages do not erase America’s extraordinary strength and innovation specialist medicine and research.
To keep it simple, if we judge Healthcare by medical innovation, research investment and the ability to push the frontiers of modern medicine, the United States has a compelling claim to leadership over the UK.
And you are using our stuff! And your physicians, according to my Google has the average specialist compensation in the US at $417k, British is &138k. Downer…. They cannot be very good doctors. The earning gap is substantial, to say the least.
I think this settles a matter of which country has the best healthcare situation.
And if I may say there is an important distinction between benefiting from an innovation versus obtaining it cheaply immediately
