DSK case: the unexpected reversal

**Fragony** · 07-04-2011, 16:32

Just read it. What to say. I believe her that he is a scumbag but it isn't doing her credibly any good either to come up with this now either. If it was a scam as I expected it failed miserably, he is booming in electional predictions. Poor show

**Brenus** · 07-04-2011, 17:05

"he is booming in electional predictions".
DSK was not the leftist candidate anyway...

**Fragony** · 07-04-2011, 17:32

Originally Posted by Brenus

"he is booming in electional predictions".
DSK was not the leftist candidate anyway...

I thought he was running for the socialists?

**Brenus** · 07-04-2011, 20:19

"I thought he was running for the socialists?"
He didn't say he was on the race, it was still in the unknown.
It is true that the media tried hard to persuade the good French people than he was the new saviour but he was the IMF manager, so hardly a Lefty.
And the PS is not any more Socialist. Social Democrats at best... You can't really see a difference in their program between them and the Righties. They became social-traitors... too much compromise led to prostitution...
The new left will come, and will resist a little bit more than the President of the International Socialist, the Greek Papandreou who resist to the Banksters' onslaught on his country around half-second.

Thanks to the limitless greed of the troika made of I.M.F, E.U and the Banksters, the reality of the World Capitalism will become so unbearable than the populations will rebel.
It will be by the vote. If like in 2005, the vote of the majority should be ignored, it will open the door to the worst...

"Que se vayan todos"

**Adrian II** · 07-04-2011, 20:29

Originally Posted by Brenus

Thanks to the limitless greed of the troika made of I.M.F, E.U and the Banksters, the reality of the World Capitalism will become so unbearable than the populations will rebel. It will be by the vote. If like in 2005, the vote of the majority should be ignored, it will open the door to the worst...

Thus spoke Nostradamus.

Seiously, I think we are in for a bit of a rough ride with more banks and states defaulting. Sooner or later there will have to be a leftward policy reorientation and a personnel change at the level of institutions like the IMF. But Strauss-Kahn looks like a goner, I doubt that he'll try to to run at all. Some of his many enemies and detractors (inside his party as well as outside of it) will get him before that silly proletariat of yours does.

Now, back to the really important stuff. What's in inside story on that journalist he is supposed to have seduced/raped/slaughtered wholesale?

I want the gory details.

AII

**Louis VI the Fat** · 07-04-2011, 20:42

Originally Posted by Adrian II

Now, back to the really important stuff. What's in inside story on that journalist he is supposed to have seduced/raped/slaughtered wholesale?

I want the gory details.

AII

**Adrian II** · 07-04-2011, 21:02

Thanks for that, Louis.

Nice girl. But no brains. And no case either.

'J'ai entendu beaucoup d'histoires...' Yeah, right.

I'm starting to develop a vague and probably thoroughly misguided streak of sympathy for DSK. But I have no doubt that you will disabuse me without delay.

AII

**Fragony** · 07-04-2011, 20:56

You do know brenus that your socialist hero got a multibillion insurancy on behalf of the Greeks, for him and his family. He will get rich if Greece goes banktrupt, and it already is

**Brenus** · 07-04-2011, 21:43

"You do know brenus that your socialist hero" Er, who is my socialist hero?

**Louis VI the Fat** · 07-04-2011, 22:38

Originally Posted by Brenus

"You do know brenus that your socialist hero" Er, who is my socialist hero?

And to think you just took so much time to write why you like neither the socialists nor DSK.

Originally Posted by Adrian

thoroughly misguided streak of sympathy for DSK.

Misogynist.

Having a bit of a row with the missus then, are we? Kicked ya out of the house, back to your old E-buddies, complaining about the ladies, wot wot?

**Vladimir** · 07-05-2011, 15:21

My first recollection was that of the Kobe Bryant affair but then remembered what Arnold did. I expect people in such high positions to act more intelligently than this but we are, after all still human. All I know about this [pun]DFK[/pun] guy is what I've heard from recent news stories.

I'm not sure what to feel worse about. They're both victims in this case; victims of their own volition.