"NEW YORK (AP) — The hotel maid who accused former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault may have inflicted fatal damage on her own case by lying to prosecutors about her life story and what she did in the moments after the suspected attack, legal experts said.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office revealed Friday that the 32-year-old woman had committed a host of minor frauds to better her life in the U.S. since arriving in the country seven years ago, including lying on immigration paperwork, cheating on her taxes, and misstating her income so she could live in an apartment reserved for the poor."
Folks; I really don't care what this young woman did before she had the misfortune of meeting the toadlike, European, self-important creep. Let me also remind you that "not a one of us is perfect". No, she shouldn't have done all the stuff the above paragraph SAYS she did, but it has nothing to do with what France's version of a........... ahem......cough.....cough........"leader" (that's probably the most loosely, no pun intended, that I have ever used the word "leader") should do when he visits another country. I went 80 mph in a 65 mph zone once and got a ticket for it. Does that mean it's okay to assualt me, but maybe it wouldn't be if that ticket had never been part of my driving record? WAKE UP, folks! This man is obviously a danger in any society that values equality and safety! Lets tell his attornies to shut the f*** up and send the appropriate message.
Here's another picture of the the entitled-feeling creep.
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And here's a link to an article in which Jeffery Toobin states that we need to be more openminded about people who get arrested for rape. He does not mention the subject of being more openminded about rape victims, a subject of much study and revision here in America. http://www.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/07/01/toobin.dsk.case/index.html?hpt=ju_bn2
I wonder if anyone in France is embarrassed about this. If not, they should be.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office revealed Friday that the 32-year-old woman had committed a host of minor frauds to better her life in the U.S. since arriving in the country seven years ago, including lying on immigration paperwork, cheating on her taxes, and misstating her income so she could live in an apartment reserved for the poor."
Folks; I really don't care what this young woman did before she had the misfortune of meeting the toadlike, European, self-important creep. Let me also remind you that "not a one of us is perfect". No, she shouldn't have done all the stuff the above paragraph SAYS she did, but it has nothing to do with what France's version of a........... ahem......cough.....cough........"leader" (that's probably the most loosely, no pun intended, that I have ever used the word "leader") should do when he visits another country. I went 80 mph in a 65 mph zone once and got a ticket for it. Does that mean it's okay to assualt me, but maybe it wouldn't be if that ticket had never been part of my driving record? WAKE UP, folks! This man is obviously a danger in any society that values equality and safety! Lets tell his attornies to shut the f*** up and send the appropriate message.
Here's another picture of the the entitled-feeling creep.
And here's a link to an article in which Jeffery Toobin states that we need to be more openminded about people who get arrested for rape. He does not mention the subject of being more openminded about rape victims, a subject of much study and revision here in America. http://www.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/07/01/toobin.dsk.case/index.html?hpt=ju_bn2
I wonder if anyone in France is embarrassed about this. If not, they should be.
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