Showing posts with label Strauss Kahn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strauss Kahn. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Strauss-Kahn to archiving, the waitress sues NY Post

The case with Dominique Strauss-Kahn will end in a bubble, ready to dissolve in the coming days. To hear the experts judicial record, in New York, all charges against the former director of the International Monetary Fund may be withdrawn at the hearing scheduled for July 18, if not before. The woman who accused him of sexual violence, by contrast, is painted now as a prostitute who would take advantage of the fame and money of his client to earn as much as possible.
 

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Strauss-Kahn, exile luxury and gilded prison for "the new man of the French middle class"

Was to represent the French middle class because you no longer at the end of the month. Those who drag in hypermarkets in the suburbs in search of 'fair price'. Struggling with cuts in public school (in Paris there are parents who are tired of turning to alternate classes for their children, looking for "qualified teachers" themselves with ads in the newspapers).

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, economist estimated the brilliant politician, he had to convince the silent majority do not vote more for Nicolas Sarkozy, but for him, one on the left, the presidential election next year. Yes, he should. There 's been like way. Strauss-Kahn would have raped the attendant at the Sofitel New York where he was staying, the officer at his luxurious room.

Friday, May 27, 2011

The sticker on the protests of the Italian DSKe

The cartoon was published in the press Clement Canadian and U.S. signed a cartoon by Gary Clement's National Post, Canadian Journal of center, has raised the official protest of the Italian ambassador in Ottawa, Andrea Meloni, and the president of the National Congress of Italian-Canadian, Michael A.

Tibolla. The sticker that you see on the side, was published May 19 in the Canadian newspaper, and also played in approval on May 22 Laugh Lines in the weekly review of the New York Times, bringing to all readers of the daily U.S. that there are many more than those of the National Post.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Strauss-Kahn, French socialists prepare for his succession to the challenge to Sarkozy

Faced with the refusal of U.S. courts to grant bail to Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French Socialist Party breaks through the inertia and confirm the schedule of primaries for the race socialist Elysium 2012. The announcement, despite calls for caution on a story that many inside the PS, however, define a "private event", decreed the disappearance of the Director of the IMF by the French policy of at least the medium term.