Grzegorz BRAUN

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• 2026-06-16 “(10:57:06 – 10:58:00): God bless everybody Are being harassed or being attacked, physically attacked, humiliated. That is, that is, regular. That is not something exceptional for the Jewish community. And this is the problem that this peace agreement, whatever it is, is not going to solve. You can solve it only by restoring the independence and security of Christians in Jerusalem and in the whole region. And the Jewish state is not going to take responsibility for it. We have to take this responsibility. Thank you.”
  Jewish culture and antisemitism
• “Yes, thank you also very much for all the questions. Perhaps my conclusion will be very short. I, I believe that in the AML, CFT world, a lot has been done and that the framework that has been created really helped the well for the help, for the access to data provided fius and law enforcement authorities with qualitative financial intelligence and that, well, this is based on this solid legal framework. And that's probably what needs also to be replicated in the online environment to have this clear legal framework. Thank you.”
  Anti-money laundering regulation
• “Just perhaps comment on on AI if I use the face. Huge amounts of data some have I use in Europe they receive more than a million reports per year. So sophisticated IT tools are an absolute necessity, and a number of fius are exploring AI, AI tools. But of course there are a number of challenges we need to make sure that indeed those tools, they they produce correct results. Under no circumstances we can have any kind of black box. And I also fully agree that at the end of the day, it must be human. An expert who takes the decision. So the AI prepares or helps preparing the data, but at the end of the day is a human who needs to be also responsible for the decision that he makes.”
  Artificial Intelligence
• “Thank you very much, Mr. Rapporteur. A very interesting study. Organised crime in international relations, if I understand. Well, uh, organised crime as, uh, some true nature of international relations in some cases. So, uh, the group that fits your definition perfectly, absolutely perfectly. Your definition of an organised crime group would be the European Commission itself, obviously, with its, uh, criminal schemes of extortion, of hostile takeover, uh, so-called pandemia. The Ukrainian Zelensky scheme of, simply robbery, organized robbery of other people's money. So what is it if it's not organized crime? What is it? Obviously, we have the Epstein scheme of blackmail, international blackmail, Epstein scheme, uh, working together with Netanyahu scheme. And so please, sir, expand your study. Please give us more examples. And please, uh, go to even further conclusions of your own reasoning. Thank you very much.”
  Foreign interference in Europe
• “Thank you, Mr. Chair. The honourable members of the European Parliament, thank you very much for the opportunity to present how financial intelligence units have I use, obtain and access information through their cooperation with professionals subject to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing legislation. I believe that this legislation gives a very good example of how cooperation between private and public can work, and how authorities can access information in a very effective way at the operational level. If I use cooperate with professionals subject to AML, CFT legislation, the so-called reporting entities, in two main ways Fius receive spontaneous suspicious transactions and activity reports from those entities. To give you an idea, the Luxembourg FIU received more than 60,000 of such reports in 2025. Fias can also send requests for information to reporting entities which are legally required to respond promptly. They usually respond within some days. And here again, the figures of 2025, in Luxembourg give you an idea of how many such requests we send out. We talk about 2200 such requests. All relevant information received is exchanged electronically with FIAs of other EU member states. Our FIU may also request information from reporting entities at the initiative of foreign FIAs. The information received from reporting entities typically typically includes, on the one hand, financial information relating to the identified suspect, bank statements, supporting documents and all relevant contractual documents.”
  Anti-money laundering regulation
• “(11:57:44 – 11:58:21): Thank you, chair. What is socialism? It's fighting obstacles and mischiefs that would never occur in regular, normal, civilized life. Same with Euro socialism. Same with Euro Kohlhos over taxation, over regulation, bureaucracy, and those Talmudic values that Reichs Fuhrern von der Leyen attributes to the European Union project. So whenever Sorry.”
  Overall simplification of regulation in the EU
• “Thank you very much, chair. My question is, since you want to be generous for Moldova, for the nation and the state, because this is not regular citizens who are going to spend this, this money, this golden rain that is going to to fall. It's the clerks, officials, functionaries that are going to be first benefactors of your policy. So the question is, is the Moldovan nation really well informed about the cost of the operation that you want to stimulate? Because my honourable colleague has expressed openly this main chief goal, this objective to to, uh, to stimulate or to how was it put? Well, basically to make Moldovan thinks that it's a good thing to join the European Union because the money comes from European Union. So is the nation of Moldova equally well informed about the cost? Because judging by my nation, my compatriots, Polish people, I can assure you that nobody, nobody meaning regular people was aware of how much money it will cost to join Euro co-hosts. Green deal. Blue deal. Rainbow deal. Social costs will warmongering. This is recent policy. It is. It is enormously, uh, enormously dangerous and costly. So my question is, is there any any show me one document in which you present the real, real cost of the perspective that you want to to push Moldova into, because otherwise it would be unfair. Otherwise it would be trickery. It would be, you know, a luring and and cheating on the Moldovans, not to tell them that they are going to pay more and more and more, that everything is going to cost more and more because your Green Deal and other insane policies make everything more expensive. So this is this is my question. Can you please produce one document in which Moldovan people are being well? Informed and warned about what is their future if, God forbid, they finally join the euro. Thank you very much.”
  EU enlargement
• “I just want to make it clear that I was not given any answer to my very simple question. The question was about one one document that would state how much joining the European Union would cost the Moldovan nation. Every, well, honest bookkeeper, every decent accountant always has two different categories of the money of the money that he she counts. It's the money we have and the money we owe. So I can see that the Moldovan nation was shown only the first category. The money. Well they have they it's very problematic. They are supposed to have somewhere in the future, but they are not being given any information about the cost. What they owe you. You talk about grants and loans. What are the conditions of these loans? How much will the Moldovan nation have to repay in the future for for this? Well, joyful process of strengthening, strengthening democracy in Moldova, which I will, I am so skeptical about. So I was promised by the gentleman who spoke that some answer will be given somewhere in the future. So please, please share. Please provide provide such answers before this whole democratic process that we are a part of will come to its end. Because it's from my point of view, it's it's crucial that that we know that we can tell it to the Moldovan people. Honestly, what is what is to be paid in the future? Thank you very much.”
  EU-Moldova relations
• “Thank you chair, thank you madam speaker both of you but I'm an older person I was born way back in the second half of the twentieth century so forgive the association. I can't help having this deja vu feeling your speeches resemble very much the Soviet era speeches only where you say women they would say working class, working class rights and the association is based on history. The Soviet Union which I think is very much incarnated here in the Euro culture structure and rhetorics was the first state in the world that produced a special minister for women family, the first. It was by the way the first state that introduced the eighth of March as a day of celebrations of women and it didn't help much. It didn't help much because it went together with legalizing abortion, it came together with making both men and women more and more miserable. So this is exactly what is happening here. I hear you are very preoccupied with the situation of women in Ukraine. Why aren't you preoccupied with the situation of women in Gaza? Why aren't you interested in women trafficking from Ukraine children obviously? Why aren't you speaking about probably not less than twenty five million women, that is little girls killed by so called abortion yearly because all over the world it's over fifty million of such deadly cruel procedures? Why don't you take care of these little girls if you really think that this is your obligation to transmit this superstition that politics can be gender or feminist or whatever? I think that politics can be decent, decent or evil, it can be right or wrong, it can be civilized or barbaric. By the way you're inviting barbarism to Europe each day. In Germany I read I hear there is at least one case of gang rape and this is obviously the people that you are importing to Europe giving similar speeches to the speech that you gave half an hour ago. So thank you very much. The European Union that you are presenting here is the incarnation of the Soviet Union and the Third Reich put together. Thank you very much in every subject every day every work. **Hana Jalloul Muro (Spain, S&D) @Chair: Let's going to continue with our hearing please and in order to respect our experts here we are very lucky to have you here that I'm very sure you will be very pleased to answer all the questions today so I'll give Miss Walstrom and then Mister Michaelis four minutes each one thank you again very much.”
  Gender roles, equality and inclusion
• “Another key aspect, and I would also like to highlight this is the very strong level of digitalization in the FIU community. First of all, communication between our FIU and it's the case, I guess, for all European FIU and reporting entities is conducted via a secure IT platform available 24 over seven in Luxembourg. The system used is developed by the UNODC. Data is transmitted in a standardized and structured format. In our case, it's XML, which is a very common standard standard which significantly facilitates analysis, including network detection. Indeed, if law enforcement receives information in an unstructured format just like like this, it's very difficult to analyze it properly, and it's even more difficult to analyze large quantities of data. Daytime, but also when it comes to the co-operation between Fius, there is a worldwide online system called E Egmont Secure Web. But there is also a European system called FIU net that allows the exchange of information in an electronic, highly standardized, standardised way. And by the way, this system also includes import export features which are extremely helpful. So with this, just some input, perhaps some food for thought for for future projects regarding the exchange of information in law enforcement environment. Thank you.”
  Anti-money laundering regulation
• “I want my country to be independent. That is why I will never support any projects of Defence Common Market, because I already know from the commissioner what the market is going to look like. It's going to be our money paid for Western business to arm Ukraine and Polish. I cannot accept spending my compatriots money for arming people who entertain the tradition of genocide. They have just opened a school in Lvov, previously Poland, a school named after Bandera who was responsible for Ukrainian genocide of Polish civilians. So this is a very bad prognostic and that is why I cannot support your program. And may I add one sentence for me a pole. It is funny to listen to my German colleague, Social Democrat, who express expresses his sorrow because camouflage painted lorries cannot cross borders. She is really funny. Thank you.”
  EU competences on defence
• “Thank you very much. Regarding your question on interoperability. Interoperability and compatibility of IT systems, and if the use of different IT systems may lead to to problems when when it comes to the physical world. I think we are very lucky that we can rely on a European IT IT tool to exchange information, which is called FidoNet, and it's a quite advanced IT tool that really enables a smooth exchange of information. We are also happy to work with the new anti-money laundering authority, Amla. Amla is currently working on standardized data formats to receive information from the private sector. But Amla is also working on on standards to exchange information between fius in the most effective way. I would also like to mention a joint analysis that will be enabled by Amla. This means that FIAs from different EU member states can exchange information with Amla, and they will provide a platform to analyse this information collectively with also analysts from different FIAs working on this. So we definitely there is a huge effort to bring information together and to analyse it in an appropriate way.”
  Anti-money laundering regulation
• “So you've heard Madam Reichsführer in von der Leyen, expressing once again her belief that by the insane policy of decarbonization that is devastation and poverty, she really changes temperatures all over the continent. She thinks she's some kind of rain whisperer, some sorcerer. She's dangerous. She should be put in some madhouse instead of instead. This is my political diagnosis. This is my political record.”
  Climate efforts
• “Thank you. Chair. Mr. Commissioner, please tell me, do you personally really believe that your Green deal, eco schemes, policy changes, climate, that you change temperature all over the continent, that you are some kind of rain, wind whisper and you change climate? Tell me please. And if your answer is yes, I do believe strongly, then my other question would be Are you? Aren't you a bit, at least a bit afraid that you will end up in history where the previous Soviet Union puppet masters, politicians and geniuses like Lysenko or Michurin ended up some dump place of history looking funny. Aren't you a bit afraid of looking funny? Repeating. Persistently repeating all this climate change nonsense because it is pure nonsense. And since you are dealing with substantial amounts of money and this is my people's money, also Polish people's money, and you are making our situation more and more miserable by ruining, turning into ruin, devastating our agriculture, our mining and so on and so on. Aren't you at least a bit afraid that in the future you might end up not only looking funny, but sitting at some Nuremberg? 2.0 being accused of bringing disasters at a criminal scale to our peoples, our nation's lives. Thank you very much.”
  Climate efforts
• “Thank you. Chair. I would like to propose that this commission in particular, and the European Union in general, stop patronizing everybody around, especially India. There are flying to moon, to Mars. They have aircraft carriers. They are the largest community, largest nation on this earth. And it's really ridiculous to patronize them, especially asking why they are buying cheaper oil from Russia. I would like everybody to remember that Russian oil became cheaper after the imposition of US and EU sanctions, and that is a clear example of how the European Union takes part in creating problems. And then you are sitting here and coming up with brilliant ideas how to resolve problems already created partially by yourself, and also asking about climate change and India fighting this presumed change is is ridiculous. They are opening new mines. They are drilling and digging whatever they can. And they seem to be, uh, implementing the best climate policy one can think of that is good climate for business. Uh, so really, really, uh, don't don't make European Union, European nations look more and more ridiculous, uh, talk and think more, ladies and gentlemen, about making good business with super powers like India. Thank you very much.”
  EU-India relations
• “Thank you. Chair. I want to refer to our previous meeting. The most scandalous one from my point of view in my short presence here. Uh, the committee is not for the commissioners. In that case, Madam Kallas, to speak to us. It's for us to transmit our voters opinions and statements on the Commission. It is not even for the president who presided previously. To voice his totally private, not even adopted ever by this committee opinions on the MPs. It is for us to voice, to have our say so. My, uh, my opinion is we should certainly continue the sitting that was so unexpectedly, uh, finished before its conclusion because many speakers, many MPs, were not able to speak. So let's go back to Syria. Let's go back to two other important issues that were that were not possible to raise previously, because obviously the main question is who's next after Syria, after Serbia, after Georgia? Romania. Who is next to be nominated for by by Madam Kallas and. And the president of this this commission for bad guy bad character to be condemned by everybody. I don't want to take part in such activities. So I want to be able to present my separate, separate voice. And it was made impossible by the president of this commission. So let's change the schedule and let's go back to Syria.”
  Transparency requirements of EU institutions
• “Thank you very much. Madam Commissary, for making my life, my political work, much easier by admitting so openly that your main goal is the unification, his creation of the new super state. From my point of view, totalitarian Euro co-hosts that I do not like and I do not recommend to any other nation. So wouldn't my question is, wouldn't that be fair, telling more openly to the nations that you approach with your offer less about opportunities and security because European Union as it is, is is just the opposite. Wouldn't that be more fair to tell them openly that they are invited to become partners in the wars that you are taking everybody to you warmongers, you Euro socialists devastating our economies with your green deals, blue deals, devastating our societies with your migration pact. And wouldn't that be nice to at least warn them that they are going to become silent partners of the Jewish genocide in Gaza? Thank you. Wouldn't that be fair, Miss Commissar?”
  EU political integration
• “21:39 – 16:22:40): Dear Madam you have just given a wonderful presentation of how unnecessary and useless your office is with all due respect. The situation is clear as we look at the recent war the gun where is the gun the weapon it's the US Navy and Air Force who's the gun holder who's the perpetrator the aggressor is the Jews Israel and Jewish diaspora all over and you Madam you are merely the silencer the silencer at the end of the gun barrel and this is everything you do here to hush to hush to stop me right now and all the world all Europe for the truth not to be spoken.”
  Jewish culture and antisemitism
• “Let me note that. The opening speech by the chair was never presented to this committee as a joint statement. So it was simply a bunch of private opinions by the chair about. The support and solidarity. Me, personally, I wouldn't like to be mistaken for a friend, for a friend of the boundaries Kiev regime. Now, the question isn't the promotion of Nazi genocidal traditions in Ukraine an obstacle, an obstacle in your internal policy and possible obstacle in the international relations? Just three days ago, there were very spectacular Abrasions of the 83rd anniversary of creation of SS Galician division, and some of your city's municipal authorities and some army units were celebrating the glory of Waffen SS. Is this really a. Is this really your states, your governments, your parliaments policy to celebrate traditions of the units of the false heroes who who were either theoretically or practically, who contributed to the genocide of hundreds of thousands of people poles. And by the way, also Jewish. Thank you, Jewish citizens of the of the Polish state. Thank you very much. Please give us a comment. A decent comment on the promotion and celebration of Nazi traditions.”
  Polish-Ukraine historical conflict
• “Madam, let me remind you that foreign agents laws are not Russian invented. They were first introduced in the United States of America. So let's be reasonable. More reason. Um, it's not about some sentiments, anti-EU sentiments. It's about reason. You, ladies and gentlemen, are about to launch some new major propaganda offensive. Offensive to attack Serbia, to nominate everybody around, probably Hungary, uh, for enemy a secondary enemy in this campaign. And you are really destabilizing. Destabilizing the continent. And you are using the taxpayers money to fund some. Dam River dam in Vietnam. And at the same time, today you complain about the Chinese. Being smart on Tik Tok. This is. This is really ridiculous. You are complaining about Russians being able to sell what they have to sell to. What they have to offer, uh, to, to to, uh, other states. And at the same time, you are destroying. European countries economy by green deal and so on. So what my question is, my question is how much money are you going to to pay to some leftist liberal.”
  Foreign interference in Europe
• “One question, one question, if I may. Why don't we discuss confiscation of, let's say, Israeli businesses?”
  Relations with Israel - Palestine
• “Oh. I see you are preparing a suicide note for Europe. Europe is going to commit suicide. Harakiri by cutting itself from resources of energy, of oil and gas while everybody around is dying. Remember last year, an American official from. If I remember well, a secretary of Treasury commented on Russian oil being imported to the United States of America through India. And she said that Russian oil refined by India is no longer Russian. So this is a game where there are Everybody is equal, but some are more equal. I don't want to commit the same suicide together with you. This is your choice. I'm against.”
  EU approach to energy security (home-made vs import sources)
• “One sentence more. Uh, the existence of the Jewish state was, uh, was, uh, uh, based on one voting in United Nations. So since it was voted over once. Why don't we vote it over? Uh, another, uh, time. Why don't we vote? Why don't we vote that, uh, European Union should never, uh, support war criminals or welcome their representatives here in Europe? Thank you very much.”
  Relations with Israel - Palestine
• “Thank you. Chair. So the story with you, Mercosur agreement is this from my point of view. First you impose over taxation. You make energy more and more costly. You make it impossible for agriculture in my country to compete. And then you come up with the idea of inviting everybody from all around, from Ukraine and from South America to sell anything they want to sell, obviously cheaper, because they don't have to meet these, uh, uh, irrational, uh, rules that you impose by your Green Deal. Uh, so-called strategic dialogue and so on. So this has nothing to do with the free market, with fair competition. And today you add, uh, to to encourage me to make me more interested, you add that this is the way you will be fighting Russia and Iran and China. Uh, insane. Everything insane here. Uh, European Union has to be overthrown. Thank you very much.”
  Trade relations with Mercosur
• “Thank you chair. I can see that the report is repeating the ordinary euro Soviet propaganda are quasi religious mantra of Green Deal. Uh, job creation. This is the usual Euro socialist stuff, but I can't hear anything about, uh, um, Jewish atrocities, Jewish genocide in Gaza. This is also traditional. This commission was very. Vocal in its support for the installment of the terrorist government in Syria called Democratic Change here, but it remains mute in the face of genocidal policy of the Israel, of the State of Israel. So what about what about atrocities? What about miseries of the Mediterranean region and and Middle East? What about migration war that is is being fought hopelessly by Europe against the aggression of. Of this mass migration industry that is now fully operative. Uh, please, Mr. Chairman. Please. Mr. rapporteur. Address real issues. Stop repeating your, uh, your Euro socialist, Euro Soviet good issues that are simply not working. Thank you very much.”
  Relations with Israel - Palestine
• “Can I answer in French, as the question was asked in French? Perhaps I can speak to cooperation with bodies that are not European in origin, but well, particularly American. If you look at finance epayments and payment providers, their. Cooperation when it comes to fighting terrorism and money laundering, it works very well. And it works according to the rules adopted here in Europe. What we can also say, and this is from my experience. Cooperation works perfectly. There are very frequent exchanges of information. Lots of effort is made to find accurate information. Often you ask a question and it's those bodies that go even further and identify networks, which is today very important when it comes to fighting organized crime. So as far as I'm concerned. With a clear legal framework, which is one that exists in anti-money laundering legislation, this does work well.”
  Anti-money laundering regulation
• “On the other hand, we also receive technical data, for example, IP addresses used to access online payment systems. Such technical data are crucial for identifying networks and also support reporting entities in assessing the risk profile of their clients. I remembered some some examples that we had over the last years where this information was absolutely crucial in terrorism and terrorist financing cases, in the context of AML CFT. The data provided generally covers a five year period. Cooperation. Cooperation with reporting entities functions very effectively. This is due, on the one hand, to clear legal and professional obligations. On the other hand, it reflects the high quality of the systems and procedures implemented by reporting entities as well as the expertise and strong commitment of their staff. It is also important to highlight the strong spirit of cooperation that develops over time between an FIU and reporting entities. To come back to the Luxembourg example, our FIU acts as a single point of contact. Requests from foreign fius are channelled through the Luxembourg FIU, thereby ensuring legal certainty to the reporting entities and also enhancing operational efficiency. We also have a number of public private partnerships in the AML, CFT world, where Fius and also reporting entities can exchange best practices, best practices and in some cases also even operational information.”
  Anti-money laundering regulation
• “I have a question to Mr. Commissioner Kubilius. Uh, how would you comment on the recent, uh, President Zelensky's statement that Kiev is going to send, uh, official representatives to Berlin and Copenhagen to establish official arms dealers there to sell surplus warfare that Ukraine, I understand, has enough to sell it to Europeans. So because you seem to be so much committed, devoted to the idea of endless subsidizing of the Kiev regime, uh, doesn't it, doesn't it mean that you create war as Ukrainian national industry as long as the war continues? Uh, and you send European taxpayers money to Kiev, they are able to have their surplus excess of warfare. Uh. Vehicles? Guns? Uh, enough. Apparently enough. Uh, I'm referring to the president's Mr. Zelensky's statement. Apparently, two days ago, he he announced that. So apparently enough to to make even more money after they take our money and our children and grandchildren money, because this is obviously, uh, European credit that we are supposed to cover. Uh, so now they are going to make even more money by selling what they got from us. Isn't it odd, Mr. Commissioner?”
  Russia-Ukraine conflict (10th term)
• “Let's vote over the agenda because I proposed another topic. You, yes, rejected but maybe this should be voted over.”
  Transparency requirements of EU institutions
• “Thank you. Chair, let me add my voice to those who criticize and condemn the absence of any Palestinians at today's hearings. This is really the same upper tide that our experts referred to that is being implemented here In the European Union, and the chair of this committee is very often acting as some self-appointed ambassador of the Jewish state and Jewish diaspora, uh, or some kind of spokesman, which is obviously wrong as to the situation that was presented today. It's obviously war crimes that are being committed on daily basis over there in the in Palestine, in the Jewish by the Jewish state located there. And there is there is a lot of effort to present this situation as some justified war fought by two different sides and two different fighting parties that have their arguments and have their causes. No, this is not so, because on one side we have children and and civilians being being executed. On the other side, we have tanks and we have all the powers, all the combined powers of this world. And as to the two state solution, since the United States of America are advocating, its presidents are supporting its congresses, are praising war criminals like Mr. Netanyahu and his butchers. Then, from my point of view, the two state solution would only work if the other state, the Jewish state, was located somewhere on the Potomac River or somewhere on Niagara Falls, maybe. Which was which was, by the way, uh, the scenario a hundred years ago, uh, on the break of the 19th and 20th centuries, the Jewish diaspora, uh, seriously took the idea of locating their state over there. Uh, some were, uh, upstate New York. So let's go.”
  Relations with Israel - Palestine
• “Thank you. Chair. Kosovo is Serbia. And what we have here is a classical catch the thief situation. Those who misinform point their fingers at somebody else. Those who destabilize are always ready to nominate others. We should always remember how it started. It's a scholarly knowledge right now. How Germany initiated and contributed to the war in Yugoslavia. In Poland, we have a very useful book. Marek Waldenburg, a professor, uh, late professor. But the book is still very useful. How Germany contributed to real destabilisation of Balkans. Then we should always remember the then future American President Biden, bursting with pride, informing everybody around that he was the one who initiated bombardment of of the bridges in Serbia and the capital of Serbia. We should always remember that. And your ladies and gentlemen, unequivocal support for the creation of a puppet state called Kosovo right now, which is Serbia, contributed the most to the destabilization in the region. It's now a CIA, Dia and other, other, other, other services. Transfer hub and your. You're trying to silence me now, which is really rude, lady. It is really rude. Don't do that. Don't do that. Uh, so so let's let's really start talking piece good business. Let's not continue starting wars, nominating enemies all around. And the conclusion is as the beginning was Kosovo is Serbia. Thank you very much.”
  EU-Kosovo relations
• “Madam von der Leyen really sounds like Vladimir Lenin himself today. Speaking about her devotion to electrification. But she does not. And you, most honourable ladies and gentlemen, you also don't address the real causes of the so-called crisis because it is a permanent crisis. It's it's not a crisis. It's it's a result of some deeply wrong decision. The decision of November 1947, the UN resolution 181 that enabled the creation of the Jewish state located in Palestine. So this is the real source of our troubles, of so-called crises. And the good news is that whatever was voted over once can be voted over again and revoked.”
  Relations with Israel - Palestine
• “Thank you, Chair. Your report is, as usual, more about propaganda than real politics, obviously. But it is very interesting to read how you seem to feel the recent, most up-to-date trends in the political correctness dimension. So, I can see that you are very much attached to the Ukrainian-Russian war. This is your favorite conflict that you would like to use as an excuse for every other omission or every kind of European Union's wrong policies. So, it's kind of funny when you forget to mention the results of your previous engagements in crusades like the anti-Syrian crusade that led to the destruction of peace in that country. And you, sir, personally, I remember, were engaged in that crusade, calling it, as usual, fighting for democracy or something. Now we have no democracy. We have Christians being hunted over there, but you remain mute and blind as well as far as the atrocities of the Jewish state located in Palestine are concerned. You are waiting probably for somebody else to mention the genocide that is underway there, but you are not willing to propose any decent evaluation of this horrible situation, this horrible policy. So usual, I will be reading the final result of your work with interest but with no hope for truth and decency. Thank you very much.”
  Relations with Israel - Palestine
• “Thank you. Chair. I want to refer to our previous meeting. The most scandalous one from my point of view in my short presence here. Uh, the committee is not for the commissioners. In that case, Madam Kallas, to speak to us. It's for us to transmit our voters opinions and statements on the Commission. It is not even for the president who presided previously. To voice his totally private, not even adopted ever by this committee opinions on the MPs. It is for us to voice, to have our say so. My, uh, my opinion is we should certainly continue the sitting that was so unexpectedly, uh, finished before its conclusion because many speakers, many MPs, were not able to speak. So let's go back to Syria. Let's go back to two other important issues that were that were not possible to raise previously, because obviously the main question is who's next after Syria, after Serbia, after Georgia? Romania. Who is next to be nominated for by by Madam Kallas and. And the president of this this commission for bad guy bad character to be condemned by everybody. I don't want to take part in such activities. So I want to be able to present my separate, separate voice. And it was made impossible by the president of this commission. So let's change the schedule and let's go back to Syria.”
  Transparency requirements of EU institutions
• “Thank you chair. Thank you, Mr. Rapporteur. Your report is probably my favorite in my short period of work here. This is the best because it's very honest. It's very frank. It openly states that it's all political. It's not about business. It's about politics. It's not about prosperity and making life easier and better. For Europeans, it's about war. Only now you want to take us to war. Not only with Russia, China, also with the United States of America. So I don't go for this war. I don't want my people to go. I don't want you to exterminate farmers in my country, Poland. And I will be recommending my colleagues, members of the Polish Parliament, to reject this harmful and and very dangerous agreement that you are proposing. If you look for allies, why do you look far away across the Atlantic? Why don't you, uh, work out good relations with Polish farmers? Polish agriculture? We can offer, uh, best product, 100% eco, uh, healthy food. Why don't you want to exterminate us? Why do you want to make Europe dependent on supplies from far away, which can be cut any time, uh, for any reason by the superpowers that you are, uh, going to war with. Thank you very much. Um. Um, uh, I'm very thankful for the report that it is, uh, that is being presented here, uh, for its openness. Thank you.”
  Import of agri-food products in the EU
• “I referred to her position here. I call her Reichsführer in von der Leyen, because this is the way she executes the super power that you gave her. Which is. Wrong. Deeply wrong.”
  Von der Leyen