Saturday 11th February 2012
Bit of a set-up
14th May 2010
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Kaczysnki's speech fooled nobody
Jaroslaw Kaczynski fooled nobody this week, after he gave a speech supposedly from his home.
“It was simply a set design. It wasn’t a real place,” said PiS politician Pawel Poncyljusz when questioned about the authenticity of the set, which featured, amongst other things, a piano.
He claimed that the items included were merely there to help to try and set the mood of the location.
“We have a piano at my house and it was probably included to add some sophistication,” Poncyljusz said, adding that he didn’t believe the PiS leader played such an instrument. ...
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