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Faced with the inefficient management of Poland's leaders with the falsification of history by environments that do not want our state, registering with the undisputed former heavyweight champion in the box could be a reason for us to be very happy. Tyson delivered his last fight thirteen years ago, but he remains one of the best known athletes in the world. For a Polish company producing an energy drink, it is a great success and a prestige that, for several years, cooperates with someone whose appearance on the street can provoke the same madness in Stockholm, Caracas, Kinshasa, Kathmandu or Brisbane.
many Poles, including those who want to cultivate the memory of the Warsaw Uprising. I read that Tyson was a thief, a drunkard, an addict and a criminal. After all, he served several years in prison for rape (we must add the so-called, because there was a lot of controversy around the case), which he had to admit in 1991. And that's why it's not acceptable for him to put an insurgent armband. Well, if one of the state institutions has responded for the spot, then he should really choose a better representative. The film, however, was made from the inspiration of the producer of this energy drink and in this situation, the actor does not necessarily need to have a crystalline biography. What remains is the question of sincerity of intentions. Because if the world included not only Poland today, with incredible commercial development, a great economy, production but also our history "(I quote the owner of the company), Tyson did not have to wear a black T-shirt with the logo of the drink
It is a pity, however, that the recording is incomplete. Unfortunately, it seems like Mike left a film crew in his Las Vegas villa for ten minutes and read a dozen sentences from a leaf or a blower, and for the questions to be credible and convincing in his mouth. It's a shame of untapped potential, because eventually Tyson told the truth about Polish heroes from 1944, which thanks to the Internet can spread around the world. And this aspect of the question should not worry anyone. I doubt that Tyson wakes up every morning thinking, "I wonder what's happening in my beloved Poland?", But his knowledge of our country and the Second World War must not be nil, which some commentators try to emphasize. In the end, nobody other than "Iron Mike" interviewed the daily "Fakt" two years ago, in which he wrote that he was a black insurgent fighting for the capital of Poland (August Agbola O 'Brown is a historical figure). Although in 2012, during his visit to Warsaw, he felt somewhat confused, because when he was fascinated by the architecture of the city at a press conference, he asked if the Romans were ruled there.
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