Is the Head of the IMF a Sex Criminal?

It is a study funded by the Department of Justice and it is a very reputable source. It was done under the auspices of the DOJ

Right, the opinions expressed do not reflect the official policies or positions of the DOJ.

But statistical findings are not considered "opinions or points of view"--they are regarded as being objective data.

Spendius has told us that women are responsible for their own rapes because they are sexually provocative, or "irresistibly attractive"--so, presumably, women who are forcibly sexually assaulted against their will, should apparently regard it as a compliment, an example of admiration for their sexual appeal, rather than as a heinous violent crime which is also a basic human and civil rights violation.

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You're not denying that you think all women are devious.

You got to be kidding me yes I do not think that all women are devious ...

You didn't believe hawkeye had posted it. Then when I brought back the proof, you didn't seem to have a problem with what he'd posted. Interesting how far you had to be pushed to disagree with him.

I've never seen a woman wallow in the images of "being forced" as much as you do.

Saying that women are devious is not a slam on women, I am not saying anything that you will not find in the book "the rules" about how to catch and keep a man.

The rules. The 1970's are long gone, along with white suits and gold chains for men.

A few, you claim, might even , "gloat about it privately", as though being violently sexually assaulted was a testament to their sex appeal.

Must be an American thing. I've never met an adult woman who talked about the "rules" other than with derision.

Fortunately, the maid at the Sofitel hotel had the courage to lodge a complaint and to testify before a grand jury. And, according to her attorney, she will continue cooperating with the prosecution and she will give her testimony at DSK's trial. I really doubt that her testimony will sound like something out of a bodice-ripping romance novel.

Self-proclaimed "feminist and former shrew" Laura Doyle sets forth a whopper of a game plan for establishing profound intimacy in one's marriage. Building on the gender stereotypes defined by bestselling author John Gray (Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus), Doyle seeks to heal the overworked, underappreciated wife who snarls at her mate's every thought or action. Her message to these smart, self-sufficient types: check the nitpicking, the unsolicited opinions, and--egads!--the finances at the marital door (although she says it's still okay to wield control at work). Many women will find such advice archaic and offensive; some will simply laugh off this credential-free anachronism when they receive the book as a bridal-shower gag gift. Still others, identifying with Doyle's profile of a controlling wife, will be curious enough to dabble in her proposed art of "surrendering."
According to Doyle, the wife who chooses to surrender must learn to take care of herself first, overcome the desire to have more power, and abandon the myth of equality. Delving into the personal tales and sisterly advice shared within each chapter's pages, surrendering wives will further note the need to master unsavory phrases like "I can't," and "Whatever you think"--tough to swallow for a generation of women who value their own opinions. While she fully acknowledges that a few bills will go unpaid and a few deadlines or freeway exits will occasionally be missed, she also insists that surrendered wives will encounter less worry and fear, more money, and better sex. Hey, "Whatever you think...." --Liane

Laura Doyle originally self-published The Surrendered Wife. Once it became the bestselling book in Washington state, she sold reprint rights to Simon & Schuster. The book went on to become a New York Times bestseller.

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It was a time when you might have heard advice such as this: "Strive to be vulnerable with your husband by baring your most tender feelings. When you feel the fear of being rejected welling up, find your courage by reminding yourself that you are safe with your husband... Make yourself available for sex at least once a week, whether you feel like it or not."

Actually, this isn't a quote from the 1950s, or the 1970s. It's not even a spoof along the lines of the Harry Enfield sketch that exhorted, in the style of a public information broadcast: "Women, know your limits!"

These are the words holding a new generation of women in thrall. In case you haven't noticed, there's a new breed of woman about, who wants nothing more than to shed her capable, executive office persona and head back to the kitchen sink. And the woman who wrote the words is Laura Doyle, a 32-year-old Californian, whose new book is a massive hit with American wives. Its thesis is that the secret of a happy marriage is a submissive wife, who never says no, never nags her husband, and if she disagrees with him, says, through gritted teeth if she must, "Whatever you think". Its title, The Surrendered Wife, would have had feminists laughing their heads off five years ago. But not now.

The Surrendered Wife is a bestseller. There are "Surrendered Circles" all over the US, at which women get together to receive the word on not having to be right. Doyle has become the latest "it girl" in the neo-retro movement, where the pressure on women to re-enact their grandmother's lives has never been stronger.

As long as Mr. Copperfield live a lot of people on hearing his name will not think what a great magician but oh that was the guy who rape some woman on a private island or was charge with doing so at least.

Saying that women are devious is not a slam on women, I am not saying anything that you will not find in the book "the rules" about how to catch and keep a man. Men need the game, women who are not devious tend to bore us to tears. However, the law needs to keep this traditional game between men and women in mind when it makes assumptions on behavior, believing and acting as though women can be assumed to be telling the truth is stupidity, and unjust towards men.

The question being is her courage of the same nature as the runner up Miss Washington State courage in bringing false charges and a civil suit against Mr. Copperfield or not?