In 2009, the radio satirist Stephane Guillon dedicated his morning comedy slot on France Inter to Strauss-Kahn's "obsession with females". Some commentators suggested his behaviour was a reflection of French culture. In 2000 French writers Vincent Giret and Véronique Le Billon wrote almost presciently in their biography of him: "There is only one thing this famous man has avoided a fall from grace."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/16/dominique-strauss-kahn-tristane-banon
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SOCIALISM AND SEX CRAZED STRAUSS-KAHN Strauss-Kahn was expected to step down as head of the International Monetary Fund and announce his run for president and was expected to easily beat out Socialist contenders for the nom: Francois Hollande, Martine Aubry and Segolene Royal.
If Strauss Kahn does not run, incumbent Sarkozy would likely beat French Socialists candidates who are furiously squabbling among themselves.
Frances hardcore left is not happy with Strauss-Kahn (known to all as DSK). DSK is a millionaire who lives in a 4mn Paris penthouse with a 140,000 Porsche parked outside. He is known for wearing suits costing £22,000 (which he denies).
Strauss-Kahn is lambasted by leftists as a champagne Socialist and establishment fat cat.
Frances sullen anti-business, nti-globalisation left must decide whether it wants ideological purity or a candidate who can beat Sarkozy who, of course is praying every night that DSK wont run.
NOTE Dominique Strauss-Kahn was born on 25 April 1949 in the wealthy Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine. He is the son of Gilbert Strauss-Kahn, a legal and tax advisor and member of the Grand Orient de France, and Russian/Tunisian journalist Jacqueline Fellus. His family is of mixed Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jewish origin.
That can't be good.
As I understand it, the Sofitel Hotel in New York, which evidently caters to the wealthy international set, is French owned. French Intelligence would be pretty remiss not to have the place thoroughly bugged, so they must have a pretty good idea of what really happened. Its quite possible that a small group of high-ranking bureaucrats in the DGSE, knowing this guys proclivities and for their own reasons, set him up.
Couldnt have happened to anyone more deserving.