Operatives Surface in Poland Days Before Election [WATCH]

Former State Department official Mike Benz raised concerns during an appearance on Real America’s Voice Friday, warning that globalist operatives—including former President Barack Obama and Alex Soros—were active in Poland just days before the country’s national election.

Benz said the timing and presence of such figures raise red flags about foreign influence in domestic political processes.

Benz, speaking with host Jack Posobiec, described what he called a long-running pattern of political and judicial manipulation in Eastern Europe following the Cold War, much of it driven by institutions linked to billionaire George Soros and U.S.-based organizations.

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He pointed to Romania as a model for how post-Soviet nations were reshaped through international legal and political structures under the guise of civil society development.

“In George Soros’ own words, he took the first civilian air flight to Romania after its Cold War leader was shot and killed along with his wife by firing squad,” Benz said. “George Soros funded the very first NGO that spawned 1,000 other NGOs in the new Romania post-Cold War.”

Benz claimed that U.S. taxpayer-funded programs, including those run through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the American Bar Association, helped draft Romania’s post-Cold War constitution and restructured its judiciary.

“This was done through the American Bar Association, funded by USAID, sending their delegations of lawyers to go over there to control the prosecutors, to control the judges,” Benz said.

“Virtually all of civil society, the institutions that they claim are going to be threatened by an autocratic populist leader like George Simeon.”

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According to Benz, similar strategies are now being applied in Poland, where resistance to NATO’s political agenda—particularly on issues like mass migration and foreign asset control—has grown.

“They’re just Obama, John McCain, uniparty blob assets,” Benz said.

“The problem is these folks don’t want to go along with the NATO agenda. They don’t want endless war. They don’t want endless migration. They don’t want all of their own assets plundered by outsiders.”

Benz highlighted the role of Norm Eisen, a former U.S. Ambassador to the Czech Republic under the Obama administration and a legal adviser known for his involvement in multiple proceedings against President Donald Trump.

“Norm Eisen, who is, of course, the legal hatchet man behind all things lawfare, from criminal prosecutions to impeachments against Donald Trump… remains to this day part of the transatlantic democracy working group,” Benz stated.

He said Eisen has been directly involved in legal efforts inside Poland targeting the country’s conservative Law and Justice Party, pointing to public comments from Eisen himself.

“Norm Eisen is on tape bragging about him pursuing legal action inside of Poland against the Law and Justice Party,” Benz said.

Benz also cited records from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), which he described as an organization originally conceived within the CIA.

“I published this from the National Endowment for Democracy’s own in-house journal,” Benz said.

“A directive from the National Endowment of Democracy, which was a CIA creation literally conceived of in the office of the CIA. The CIA gets a copy of every single one of its grants. Its founders said that they were created to subsidize the groups that the CIA used to fund directly.”

Eisen, who has affiliations with the Brookings Institution and other foreign policy advocacy groups, has publicly supported initiatives to reform Poland’s judiciary.

Critics, including Benz, argue these reforms represent foreign interference masked as democratic development, particularly when applied during sensitive political periods such as national elections.

The Polish elections are being closely watched in Europe, with the Law and Justice Party defending its position against a coalition of opposition parties that have voiced support for deeper alignment with European Union institutions.

The presence of international actors so close to the vote has renewed debate in Poland about outside influence and national sovereignty.

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