"Atlasian" -- is that a word? $;-)
Posted on 02/21/2012 2:43:48 PM PST by Travis McGee
Strauss-Kahn, 62, has admitted to attending ‘sex parties’ in cities all over the world, but denies knowing that the women he slept with were prostitutes. Now he faces criminal charges if prosecutors can prove that fraudulently obtained money was being paid to the prostitutes, and that Strauss-Kahn knew about this.
The money is alleged to have come from a building company executive who is accused of using his firm's funds to entertain the guests. Strauss-Kahn was driven to the police station today in a Mercedes limousine with blacked-out windows before being hustled inside by his legal team. He has claimed he did not know he was sleeping with prostitutes because ‘the women were all naked at the time’. The unorthodox defence comes amid allegations that his mobile phone records showed he had relationships with at least 10 call girls. All of the women, who come from France and Belgium, claim to have had paid sex with him while he was IMF chief.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2104221/Dominique-Strauss-Kahn-arrested-French-police-complicity-pimping.html#ixzz1n3eDUGPp
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"Atlasian" -- is that a word? $;-)
Really an interesting read at the link. These are our new masters, after the globalist takeover is complete.
I wonder who wanted to throw DSK under the bus? One of his old $$orgy$$ pals, I'd wager.
It is as of now. Just ask Google.
But Strauss-Kahn’s lawyer, Henri Leclerc, said his client was ‘totally unaware’ that the women were receiving cash.
‘At these parties, people were not necessarily dressed, and I defy you to tell the difference between a naked prostitute and any other naked woman,’ said Mr Leclerc.
Strauss-Kahn admits taking part in orgies and said he had an ‘uninhibited sex life’, but that ‘he never paid a centime’ for it. ‘I have a horror of prostitutes and pimping,’ he said.
Strauss-Kahn, a leading member of the French Socialist Party who wanted to run for President this year, resigned from the IMF last May after being accused of raping Nafissatou Diallo, a 32-year-old chambermaid in a New York hotel.
The US case collapsed, but when he returned to France Tristane Banon, a 32-year-old writer, accused him of attempting to rape her.
Prosecutors found prima facie evidence of sexual assault, but said the alleged attack – which happened in 2003 - was too old to pursue.
Now Strauss-Kahn is at the centre of an entirely separate investigation into the prostitution ring
I remember Henry Kissinger once said “power is the ultimate aphrodisiac”.
Before wqe stick our nose in Kahn’s business, Maybe we should remember Kennedy and Clinton and......and......and.....
French politicians are usually allowed to get away with unlimited sex. That’s just what the French do. Of course, attention was called to Strauss-Kahn by his arrest in New York, but I think most French concluded that that was just a ploy to change bosses at the IMF—replacing him with a Frenchwoman who actually grew up in Chicago and presumably has connections there.
I wonder what brings this on? Maybe Sarkozy is hoping it will help him in the coming elections?
Complicity in Pimpin’. Sounds like a rap cd.
they must of been paid VERY well to shtup that old frog...
Perfect guy for the Fwench Pwesidency!
I dunno, does he get partial credit for them at least being female instead of male?
I suggest readers sit down for another viewing of “Eyes Wide Shut”. If you haven’t seen it, it’s Illuminating, to say the least.
Tattoos of major credit cards on their backs?
Somebody has been doing some cavorting!
This guy is the sleaze that keeps on giving.
You don't think he's an anomaly, do you?
Bingo. I posted this thread because the only anomoly is he has been thrown under the bus by his pals in powerful places.
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