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Is the Head of the IMF a Sex Criminal?

 
 
BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 12:24 pm
@izzythepush,
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You, and a lot of other people, may think he's just a victim, but unless it's proved otherwise, there is still a big question mark hanging over his head.


All men are assume to be rapists unless they can prove otherwise with perhaps hidden camera videos if charge by any woman even a proven liar who had been shown to had lied about matters both big and small?

Is that the kind of world you would care to support and live in Izzy?

izzythepush
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 12:30 pm
@BillRM,
It's not as simple as that. This is also a world where a woman felt she had to lie to escape crushing poverty. A world where a powerful man can use his influence to get charges dropped, where a less powerful man may not have been so fortunate.
BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 12:39 pm
@izzythepush,
So you are still trying to go with a poor victim who only lied because the evil male control world force her to?

Her evil boyfriend force her to set up banks accounts all over the country I would assume where he and his drug dealing friends would placed funds into all short of the 10,000 limit for a bank to report such transfers.

Some male force her to claimed a neighbor child as her own on her income tax also?

Then some male force her to lied about what she did right after the happening in the room to the investigators?

Oh she was force to keep changing her story details such as DSK did not say anything at all to her to he had a fairly long conversation with her about her looks and that if she did not go along he would get her fired?





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firefly
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:16 pm
@BillRM,
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All men are assume to be rapists unless they can prove otherwise

Stop trying to make DSK a martyr, or a symbol of all men. He in no way represents all men in terms of their behavior toward women. Nor is he a martyr of any sort--his tarnished reputation is of his own making.

We are discussing one particular man, who has now been formally accused by two women of criminal sexual assault, in addition to having been formally reprimanded by the IMF for his harassing sexual advances toward a subordinate. And this particular man had been head of a major financial institution and had been seeking to become President of France.
He certainly owes people, at least the people of his own country, some explanation of his behavior and some account of what went on in that Sofitel hotel suite.

Don't address your comments to me as a way of avoiding discussion about his character and behavior. A former French prime minister, Michel Rocard, has now described DSK as suffering from a "mental illness that makes it difficult for him to control his urges," and the head of DSK's own Socialist party, Martine Aubry has said, "I think the same thing as many women about the attitude of Dominique Strauss-Kahn with respect to women," and she has also demanded that he explain his behavior in that Sofitel hotel suite upon his return to France.

At best this man's behavior toward women is often inappropriate, and sometimes odious, and, at worst, it might sometimes be criminal. That you are unable to see or acknowledge that, says a great deal about you and your inability to objectively consider information when it clashes with your own pre-conceived biases. Your unthinking knee-jerk defense of DSK is becoming downright laughable. He was not exonerated in NYC, the charges against him were not found to be baseless or untrue. He certainly does need to explain himself.
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But the complaints about Diallo hardly serve as an exoneration of D.S.K. As the prosecutors tell it, his behavior seems odious at best and criminal at worst. A housekeeper appeared in his hotel room, and some brief time later—maybe ten minutes, maybe a little more—she was spitting out his semen in the hallway. It is difficult to imagine a scenario that reflects anything but dishonor, if not criminal culpability, on this prominent man.

His legal victory should not be confused with a moral one...
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2011/08/the-extraordinary-new-york-legal.html




spendius
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:23 pm
@izzythepush,
In what way izzy? Why is he not clean. I don't suppose many of us are "squeaky clean". There's no question mark hanging over DSK's head that isn't hanging over most men's heads including all the people who took a part in banging him up.

firefly is all over the place. She can't answer the question regarding what constitutes consent from a moral or ethical point of view. All she has is the legal point of view of non-consent, which is to say using force or fraud that she can understand as force or fraud. And she understands that as what she has experienced. Presumably.

And from the legal point of view the guy is clean. All she has, and you as well, are untested allegations you have read in the papers and they were all out to villify him from the start and to try to show that American justice "worked". Which it didn't. It was a disgrace from the point of view of justice. But the larger disgrace is what US Media felt would get its sordid products flying off the stands. Which is psychoanalytical regarding the public. Or, in plain English, what it enjoys drooling and salivating over in its respectable private quarters.

And firefly has not only refused to answer on the consent problem. I have asked her for the evidence that anything sexual took place in that hotel room. I have read this thread and I have seen no evidence that anything sexual took place. Constantly repeating that something sexual did take place is not evidence that it did.

All of which leaves me wondering what firefly's motives are for dwelling on these matters as lingeringly and lovingly as she has. I've just proved that she has no moral, ethical or legal motive.

Has she become obsessed with the first rule of the Dark Ages' Court of Love which is that a woman's word is law. The Femdom mantra. I suppose you know what most psychologists would say regarding firefly's dwelling so lovingly and lingeringly over the images brought forth.

We are dealing with a flat-out, up front, in your face example of the numinous tabernacle of the sanctified pudenda. The "pelvic floor" as Wilhelm Reich styled it. The Matriarchal Prime Symbol. The Belly Vessel.

And the Matriarchy lasted about 2 million years and hadn't got round to a potato peeler in all that time and the Patriarchy took over out of desperation and frustration and in a mere 2000 years we had chaps playing golf on the moon and the women were given "domestic appliances" which the Venus of Willendorf would have consented to have the Russian army **** her one after another to get her greedy mitts on.

You should really consider avoiding The Grauniad. It has obviously warped your vision.

The only real evidence, especially the circumstantial stuff, we have seen leaves DSK as clean as a whistle and its all these filthy minds which the maid had the cunning to perceive were waiting to be exploited which should concern any righteous man who, in the interests of women, seeks to prevent the renaissance of any sight or sound of the ******* Matriarchy. They need saving from themselves the silly moocows. Did you see Ms Holland reporting the mayhem in Libya with half her tits out. Did you see Ms Courich interviewing the parents of a dead soldier whilst side angled shots of her crossing and recrossing her short-skirted, high heeled, sheer stockinged legs were shown? I'll admit they were fetching.

I thought Auberon Waugh was going too far when he said that women go mad after 3o but I'm not so sure I was right to do so.

Did you see Ms Botting's short-legged, fat-bottomed waddle through the charred corpses? Have you read what Ms Crawford's kids have said?

I'm amazed Vance isn't walking around with a bag over his head.
spendius
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:31 pm
@izzythepush,
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This is also a world where a woman felt she had to lie to escape crushing poverty.


There are many millions of other women living in crushing poverty. This one had made it to the promised land. One might have thought her gratitude would have stopped her taking the piss out of it and covering it over with odium.

DSK did not use his influence to get the charges dropped. It emerged when cooler heads took over that charges should never have been brought.

BTW--it is sneaky to say things like "may not have been so fortunate" because it says nothing but seeks to give the impression that it does. Which is sneaky.
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izzythepush
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:46 pm
@spendius,
spendius wrote:

All of which leaves me wondering what firefly's motives are for dwelling on these matters as lingeringly and lovingly as she has. I've just proved that she has no moral, ethical or legal motive.


You could say exactly the same thing about Bill and Hawkeye.

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You should really consider avoiding The Grauniad. It has obviously warped your vision.


I read what I want to read. If it wasn't for The Guardian, Murdoch would still be ruling the roost.
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Did you see Ms Holland reporting the mayhem in Libya with half her tits out. Did you see Ms Courich interviewing the parents of a dead soldier whilst side angled shots of her crossing and recrossing her short-skirted, high heeled, sheer stockinged legs were shown? I'll admit they were fetching
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No I didn't, but I don't watch the news for that sort of thing.
BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:46 pm
@firefly,
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Stop trying to make DSK a martyr, or a symbol of all men. He in no way represents all men in terms of their behavior toward women. Nor is he a martyr of any sort--his tarnished reputation is of his own making.


He is all men as far as there being no proof he broken any law and the fact you do not care for his morals is neither here nor there. You have one woman who is a proven liar and another who waited a decade to try to bring charges riding on the liar coat tails. With her mother who is her outcry witness being a former lover of his.

Now the findings of that report of the IMF was that the sexual relationship was completely consensus and the fault they found was that he used poor judgment in having such a relationship with someone who report to him at the IMF.

Sorry he is as clean as clean can be even if you do not care for his legal sexual behaviors .
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firefly
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:52 pm
@spendius,
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firefly is all over the place. She can't answer the question regarding what constitutes consent from a moral or ethical point of view. All she has is the legal point of view of non-consent, which is to say using force or fraud that she can understand as force or fraud. And she understands that as what she has experienced. Presumably.

No, I am not all over the place regarding the definition of "consent" and I have made that clear. When discussing crimes, and criminal charges, only the legal definitions apply. And these definitions can be easily understood by anyone of average intelligence--including the definition used in your own country..
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Consent

England, Wales and Northern Ireland: if a person ‘agrees by choice and has the freedom and capacity to make that choice’.

Scotland: ‘free agreement’. An offence will have taken place if the victim did not consent, or the accused had no reasonable belief that they consented.

The laws of each UK country also allow for a range of circumstances which may affect a person’s capacity to freely consent, such as when they are asleep or have been subject to threats or violence.
http://www.fpa.org.uk/professionals/factsheets/lawonsex#CommonTerms

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I have asked her for the evidence that anything sexual took place in that hotel room. I have read this thread and I have seen no evidence that anything sexual took place. Constantly repeating that something sexual did take place is not evidence that it did.

You must be completely out to lunch. DSK admitted a sexual encounter took place. His DNA was all over Diallo's uniform, as well as being found on the floor of the suite.
That you are so uninformed about the basic facts in this case helps to explain your irrelevant ramblings--you have nothing germane to say.
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And from the legal point of view the guy is clean

No, he's not "clean" he was just not convicted of any crimes. But, he also was not exonerated of the criminal charges against him in NYC, and the charges were not found to be baseless or untrue--and, on that score, the D.A. was very clear. The charges were not dropped because he was deemed "innocent".

And he has another criminal sexual assault charge filed against him in France.
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There's no question mark hanging over DSK's head that isn't hanging over most men's heads

Have most men been twice accused of criminal sexual assaults? What you are saying is extremely insulting to most men.

He is hardly "clean". He is the one who raises troubling questions about himself through his own actions.

spendius
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:55 pm
@firefly,
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He certainly owes people, at least the people of his own country, some explanation of his behavior and some account of what went on in that Sofitel hotel suite.


As the MD of the IMF he was enraged that he was paying $3000 a night for a hotel which had produced an immigrant maid entering his room whilst he was in the shower and with Top Secret papers lying about. His justified shouting and bawling at such a breach of high level security led the maid to conclude that she was up for the high jump so she resorted to the well known trick of ripping her tights and acting the part so many actresses have demonstrated how to do in various TV productions aimed at the same type of minds that rushed to read the juicy fantasies paraded in this case. Plus the general glee of the anti-authoritarian at the big shot being humiliated. A lovely combination. Worth a fortune.

I would give the maid an Oscar for her starring role in another crucified hero movie.
spendius
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 01:59 pm
@izzythepush,
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I read what I want to read. If it wasn't for The Guardian, Murdoch would still be ruling the roost.


He still is. You have no idea what his minions are up to. I have.

The MPs are back fiddling their exes. Remember the "Bonfire of the Quangos"--they have gone from strength to strength.
spendius
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 02:04 pm
@firefly,
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You must be completely out to lunch. DSK admitted a sexual encounter took place. His DNA was all over Diallo's uniform, as well as being found on the floor of the suite.


I've gotta go but where is the evidence for that? I never saw it.

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No, I am not all over the place regarding the definition of "consent" and I have made that clear. When discussing crimes, and criminal charges, only the legal definitions apply.


You're obviously oblivious of how devious and slippery that wording is. I'm not.
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BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 02:36 pm
@firefly,
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Have most men been twice accused of criminal sexual assaults? What you are saying is extremely insulting to most me
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Most men are not wealthy or have a wealthy wife to made them a target along with the level of sexual risk taking normal only to a must younger man.

And given the maid is a proven liar her charges are worthless at the criminal level as the DA had found and reported to the courts or at the civil level for that matter. I almost feel sorry for her lawyers.

As far as a woman who waited for ten years and under the cover of the lying maid charges try for her share of DSK wife gold. Good luck in trying that silliness as her main proof is her mother who had enjoyed a gone bad love affair with DSK!!!



BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 02:40 pm
@spendius,
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I would give the maid an Oscar for her starring role in another crucified hero movie.


Your opinion of her acting abilities is now shared by the DA investigators. With special note of her rape telling abilities.
hawkeye10
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 02:54 pm
@BillRM,
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Your opinion of her acting abilities is now shared by the DA investigators. With special note of her rape telling abilities
What nailed it for the DA was her ability to do the emotions pitch perfect, how she really sold the act, that talent does not belong to many. What he did not know at first was that she has honed her craft over many years.
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firefly
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 03:01 pm
@BillRM,
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Most men are not wealthy or have a wealthy wife to made them a target along with the level of sexual risk taking normal only to a must younger man.

Yup, when "sexual risk taking" involves possible criminal behaviors, you definitely need a wealthy wife to foot your hefty legal bills. Laughing

Why don't you write to DSK and ask him to send you a nude photo. Then you'll have something to drool over when you get into bed at night. You're in awe of this man. You'd obviously throw yourself at him. Laughing
BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 03:03 pm
@firefly,
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Yup, when "sexual risk taking" involves possible criminal behaviors


Sadly for you that you can not show one bit of proof that the man J-walked let alone rape anyone in his 62 years.

Just two women one a proven liar that the DA had already reported to the courts that her testimony is worthless before a jury and a woman who try to ride the first woman coat tails using an event she claimed happen ten years ago and who only proof is her outcry witness who had a love affair of her own with DSK.

firefly
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 03:23 pm
@BillRM,
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Sadly for you can not show one bit of proof that the man J-walked let alone rape anyone in his 62 years.

Right, and he can also walk on water. Laughing

Your adoration of him is getting embarrassing. You can't stop fantasizing about his sex life and imagining that he probably gets more sex in a week than you've gotten in the past five years. Laughing

DSK's unsavory reputation is his problem not mine. He's stuck with the problems of his extremely tarnished image, and the still pending criminal and civil complaints against him, and absolutely nothing you say is going to change that, so I don't know why you keep repeating yourself like a deranged parrot.

izzythepush
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 03:37 pm
@spendius,
spendius wrote:

You have no idea what his minions are up to. I have.


You may very well have some ideas, not necessarily good ideas.
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BillRM
 
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Reply Wed 31 Aug, 2011 03:45 pm
@firefly,
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You can't stop fantasizing about his sex life and imagining that he probably gets more sex in a week than you've gotten in the past five years.


My wife is not that denying of my desires thank god however I will give the gentleman credit for having one hell of a lot more partners then I had in my life and also for having a wife that is willing to allowed such ongoing behaviors on his part.

An open marriage was not in my agreement with my wife and in fact it was not in our relationship agreement before we got married.
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