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I have some questions about the Mata Hari case. “This is what” Free Europe “journalist Polina Paunova wrote on Facebook. Her words refer to Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s interview with the German edition of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Specifically, it concerns the responses in the Bulgarian Prime Minister’s interview about the photos taken in his bedroom, the authenticity of which he admits.
Here are the questions posed by Polina Paunova:
– Every time you visited the Prime Minister, did the native version of Mrs. Harry keep gold bars and wads of euros in her purse? So while you wait for the precious moment when Borisov picks up his phone during an interview to tell her that in 15 minutes he will be showing up on a date with her?
– Who is the journalist you interviewed? (If I am the questioner, I will remember that the interviewee took his phone and would mention it in the text. The interview must have been in writing, which is not possible in a study.
– Has Mata BG Harry visited the Prime Minister regularly or incidentally?
– It was easy for a beautiful woman to get to him: does this happen regularly? If the answer is yes (that is, not just the specific Mata Hari):
– How do you get to these beautiful women, who roam the government residence, given that the Prime Minister says that he works hard and has no time for personal life, but finds time to satisfy his human needs? (It has a definite name, I think, doesn’t it? And to clarify: such a question is appropriate out of public interest, not out of curiosity about corporeity.)
And last but not least:
– WHEN was the Bulgarian Mata Hari interrogated? (I don’t ask if, because apparently for the second time Borisov says publicly that he knows who she is).
“What happened in that interrogation?” – What will follow for the Bulgarian Mata Hari? All of this is important for two reasons: to ensure the safety of both the Bulgarian Prime Minister and Ms. Mata Hari. “
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