My father was a high-ranking communist in Poland, in Polish government, but I really didn't

have much contact with him until I was 16 years old because of the poverty. I had to be sent either

to orphanage or to live with my father. And eventually father agreed to take me in. I lasted

only one year before he kicked me out.

But by this time, my ideals were shaped by my mother, by my mother's family.

And so when I went up there, the first question I asked him, like, so if everybody loves socially so much, which I don't see among my friends, but as my father, but what about those people who do not support socialism and communism? What about them?

Well, the answer was very quick and simple. We need to eliminate them.

So, and the way we say, how? Well, the

first, we're going to ban them. We're going to cancel them. We're going to remove them from society,

basically intellectually. So it happened, you know, the statues were removed that did not support

socialist ideology. The books were removed libraries and banned. But, but I say, right, okay, but what if they still don't like socialism?

Well, then is a final solution.

Then we're not just physically exterminate them because they are in the way of progress

to socialism and communists.

They're such a great state.

So that was his ideas, my father's ideas,

that you know, you try to convince them,

but if they don't buy it,

you arrest them, cancel them,

put them in jails,

and eventually that doesn't have you just kill them.

All right, welcome back and joining us now is Drago and as his Navy SEAL name.

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