Who Really Rules Poland? Secret Deals and Global Elites - Marek Chodorowski

Chodorowski explains that when people are confronted with the notion of a global hidden power governing today's events, their brain shuts down out of fear because it affects them personally. But when they look at the 16th century, all documents are available, the stories are vivid, and the same mechanisms (like the hidden power backing both sides) are clearly visible, yet they evoke no personal threat. He started doing this himself in 2022, realizing that this historical lens is the best tool to open minds. He also stresses the need to verify documents rigorously, not spin myths. Authors like Sutton paid for their revelations with ostracism and poverty, which itself is evidence of the system at work.

During the pandemic, Chodorowski spent time each day recording the statistics published by governments worldwide. He noticed that from a certain point, the patterns of infection and death rates were impossible under natural disease dynamics. He was not a microbiologist but a mathematical physicist, and he concluded that only statistical methods were left to him, because the virus was not properly isolated according to Koch's postulates. He documented his findings in his book 'Bestia'. This method allowed him to see the global coordination behind the pandemic when other approaches were blocked by lack of lab access.

Chodorowski gives the metaphor of soccer: the hidden power ensures it has someone as goalkeeper on the opposing team, who makes great saves but lets in goals at decisive moments. The public splits into those who love him and those who hate him, never realizing he was planted. To expose this, you need 'potrząsanie koszykiem' — shaking the basket so that hidden agents fall out. He avoids naming names publicly because labeling someone as anti-system or honest can put a noose around their neck; instead, he advocates private dialog. He is already trying to build conciliatory movements that avoid antagonism and polarization, searching for common ground among all Poles irrespective of political color.

Chodorowski describes how on YouTube, vast amounts of content simply chew on the same mainstream scraps: what Giertych said, what Nawrocki said. This is a waste of time because these topics are thrown out by the 'beast' to divert attention. He contrasts this with the approach of Russian-speaking or French intellectual circles, where discussions of the global power structure are common. In Poland, the topic is marginalized purposefully so that Poles remain unaware of their country's real position. He observes that a large segment of society actually enjoys this mindlessness, and that the habit of not thinking about certain things comes from the PRL era, where families taught children not to ask certain questions at school — today the mechanism is similar but the media are the tool.

Chodorowski traces the 'bestia' from the signing of the Federal Reserve Act in 1913, which he says transferred money creation to private consortia (Morgan, Rockefeller, and behind them Rothschild), triggering WWI. The 1923 founding of the Council on Foreign Relations with Rockefeller money then institutionalized its influence over Washington — most presidents and senior officials were CFR members. The pandemic was an operation so vast that it revealed the system's global reach; he observed daily official statistics from 189 countries and used his physics/math background to detect anomalies, leading him to conclude the data were manipulated and the whole event was a planned chaos-creation tool aimed at impoverishing populations. The structure thrives by being on both sides of every conflict, financing both communists and their opponents, both pro-lockdown and anti-lockdown leaders, to guarantee control.

Chodorowski explains that III RP is an illegal construct both because it derives from PRL and due to numerous legal violations during its formation, including the adoption of the constitution. The system is rigged: passive suffrage is practically limited to party members of parties exceeding the 5% threshold, and parties get budget money based on past results, locking out newcomers. Hierarchical party structures ensure that honest, intelligent people are either co-opted or expelled. Moreover, he points to secret foreign intelligence ties of top politicians like Morawiecki (alleged Stasi/BND connections) and Tusk, and notes that certain scandals (like Orlen fusions) disappear from public scrutiny because both PiS and PO receive the same orders from an outside power. Massive post-1989 smuggling and currency manipulation built fortunes but also a society accustomed to not seeing theft.

The idea is that with parties banned, candidates would run as individuals based on merit and local support, bypassing the party machines that enforce discipline and allegiance to hidden power. The speaker argues that the current system's flaws are not accidental: the hidden structure that decides monetary policy and other key matters actively prefers party-based rule because it channels power to them, not the nation. When society later has built alternative structures, a boycott of elections can force a transition to competent, non-party governance.

He calculated the scale in physical terms: if each train had 60 freight cars filled only with suitcases, each containing $1.5 million, it would take over 360 such trains to represent the missing sum. He notes that moving even one such train of cash is a massive logistical problem, yet trillions were moved digitally with no accountability. This operation enriched a handful of families and further entrenched the global hidden structure, while the Polish economy (GDP ~$700 bn) was completely dwarfed.

Chodorowski argues the conflict was prepared from the beginning of the 20th century, when the idea of a Ukrainian state was seeded and filled with a specific ideology. He emphasizes the irony: a state whose official heroes participated in the genocide of hundreds of thousands of Poles is made into Poland’s closest ally, without any reckoning. He notes that TVN and other mainstream Polish media, which once eagerly reported any tiny Nazi incident in Poland, now ignore the mass display of fascist symbols in Ukraine. This, he says, proves a global managing factor that can mock all its own previously declared principles.