“One of your firms is called Triangel, right? And the symbol of the Church of Scientology is a triangle.”
Presidential candidate Robert Fico in the pre-election debate, implying that his opponent Andrej Kiska may be connected with Scientologists.
31. Mar 2014 at 0:00
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“One of your firms is called Triangel, right? And the symbol of the Church of Scientology is a triangle.”
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