Every country needs a couple of guys like this, the Belfeder's, the Marilla Marillos.

Canada has one.

Arthur Poloski.

When I first met him, I said,

you know, this is like the devil's worst nightmare.

I think the guy used to fight.

He looks like a guy he fought when he was younger.

He's Polish, so he knows all about organizing.

I don't know if you realize this, if you go back to the solidarity movement in Poland

It was when they broke the grip of communism off the country

Because of a courageous Catholic Pope that was sympathetic to the plight of his own countries,

his people for freedom, communism was controlling them, Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and the Pope

were three formidable powerful influencers

that stood up against the Soviet Union. and it was their intervention in a piece of history, our people, Americans

don't study.

When the Polish people gathered a million strong and made the prophetic proclamation,

we want God. We want God. We want God. And what they did was their cry literally broke and embarrassed the political

communist structure because they didn't know what to do with them. What do you do with a million people that want God and your government policy is there is no God?

It led to Lequilenza, the Polish shipyard organizer, Catholic, who mobilized the strike, the strike that would paralyze the

government, the communist government, to bring it to its knees.

They locked them up, they killed them, they tortured them, but the movement was a union, solidarity

movement. That's where the word solidarity comes from. We wrote about this in a book called

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