How American neo-conservatives influence the Central European Countries (VIDEO) - 25 Septembre 2019

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[thank's Valerie Bugault - Merci]

A dissident polish thinker and former member of European Parliament, clamped down by the neocons of the US and jailed for three years in Poland, Mateusz Piskorski, is the current guest on NadersShow.

Today he is released and will share with us his views and how he has angered the deep state, on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.

He claimed these three years in prison, in Poland a kind of threat, a kind of, you know, a kind of suppression against all freely thinking people, against all those who are, against the regimes controlled by the US.

"I would call it, an experiment, an experimental way to shut the mouths of dissident voices here, of dissident people here and this is actually a lesson for all of us, because I'm totally sure that perhaps they have started to do it here in Central European countries, because this is not only the case about Poland," Piskorski says.

The former MP, even believes when it comes to the regimes of Central Europe, those regimes are 100% authoritarian now, so they even do not pretend.

They do not create any kind of illusion of democracy, as it used to be, before.

At the end, he hopes the day will come, when United States, become a normal country, because "from the political scientist point of view, United States, it's not a country, it's a kind of military corporation which defends the interests of global financial superpower.

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“Nader’s Show” is hosted by Iranian filmmaker and writer Nader Talebzadeh, who has produced programs for an Iranian audience including a vast number of interviews with the US dissidents and whistleblowers. American government couldn't stand his voice of truth thus put sanctions on him to silent his voice, but Nader started a show to be the voice of the voiceless. Voice of the people who has been sanctioned either by governments or by the corporate media. In "Nader's Show" he wants to go beyond the borders and let the voices be heard.