Drifterwood
Superior Member
On a slightly different note, I think anyone who's prepared to spend 3 grand a night on a hotel room, should be locked up.![]()
All rich people are bad :wink:.
Put his knob in the guillotine..........
On a slightly different note, I think anyone who's prepared to spend 3 grand a night on a hotel room, should be locked up.![]()
Has anyone explained why she was in his room?
I take it that you are ignorant of the fact that he had always been booked on that flight and had a meeting with the European Finance Ministers the next day.
I thought that the NYPD had now admitted that they had "mislead" people about their heroics in pulling a fugitive off an escape plane?
EDIT - no doubt you will be correct when the movie version comes out.
My experience of staying in a couple of swish New York hotels suggests that there is no way on the planet that any member of staff wouldn't know he was in his room.
Those damn keycards & entry codes have to be operative for anything to work, & I would expect the chief of the IMF to have the most luxurious & secure apartment.
Of course, like most maids, she could have chosen to ignorantly ignored this...
I had a maid walk in on me in Spain when I was stark naked trying to put a condom on - she screamed - thank God she then saw I was with someone else. I'd said "NO!" when she put her keys in the door - when will they learn that no means no?
As for DSK, I hope that he's also prosecuted for sodomizing Ireland & Greece too!
At least we all now know that a "stud grip" is a sexual felony and carries a three month jail term.
The memory of this case may explain why so many on the other side of the Atlantic are more skeptical about the maid's accounts than we seem to be here.
All rich people are bad :wink:.
Put his knob in the guillotine..........
CG - you keep stalking my posts and start the anti american yawn yawn line.
Just try to imagine, that if he wasn't aware of anything being upset, he would just be going about his normal business, which in this case was to catch a plane.
You have to assume his guilt, which clearly you want to, to conclude that he was seeking to evade the situation. A situation which I will repeat for you, an innocent man would have no knowledge of.
And no, this type of person, as presented in the media, is not my cup of tea. That doesn't make him guilty though, does it?
I seriously believe that this reaction, is in part, because DSK is one of the Left's own.
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If it had been a right wing politician, I honestly believe that the European press would have flayed him alive.
New York State Supreme Court Judge Michael Obus said that Mr Strauss-Kahn, 62, can be released on $1 million cash bail, and placed under 24-hour home detention with electronic monitoring - conditions that had been proposed by his lawyers.
I looked on all the main stream media here and I haven't found one editorial yet supporting him as 'good guy' or 'victim of circumstances' or 'innocent bystander wrongly and cruelly arrested while peaceably waiting on a previously scheduled France-bound flight' or a 'honey-pot victim'.
You didn't answer the question I posed:
If indeed he is proven innocent, he will emerge as a martyr and will become the next French president, guaranteed.
I can safely predict that cross-Atlantic relationships may suffer a bit then...:biggrin1:
Actually, I think I did.
I'm sorry, CG, the more you post, the more stupid you seem to make yourself appear. Please put me on ignore.
Drifterwood said:CG - you keep stalking my posts and start the anti american yawn yawn line.
CG - you're being an ass.