Cristian Terheș is a Romanian politician and Member of the European Parliament since 2019, representing the Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party (PNȚ-CD). He gained prominence for his vocal stance on issues related to democracy, transparency, and civil liberties within the EU. Terheș has been particularly critical of the European Commission’s handling of COVID-19 policies, advocating for government accountability and transparency regarding vaccine contracts. He has also spoken against centralized EU policies, emphasizing national sovereignty and individual freedoms. Before his political career, he was known for his activism in Romanian diaspora communities, particularly in the United States, where he worked as a priest. His speeches and interventions in the European Parliament often challenge mainstream narratives, making him a notable figure in debates on EU governance and human rights.00:00 Intro02:35 Topic of discussion04:33 What is a vaccine05:19 What happened when Covid-19 started09:54 What the European Union did22:08 Censorship25:43 Request to European Medicine Agency (EMA)30:17 Clinical Trials38:40 Pharma Lobbying43:34 Contracts54:10 How MEPs Vote57:08 Ursula Von Der Leyen / Pharmaceutical Companies1:03:45 Conclusion