I'm making a bet that not one member of the international

[malaise]

political elite sexually assaulted a little boy or girl or an adult who rejected his/her advances since Saturday. All the fuckers in international associations and all diplomats are running scared for now.

I don't know if Strauss-Kahn is guilty - indeed I don't care but I do know that if that happened where I live, the young lady would have been discreetly fired with a little payoff and he would have left on Air France in First Class.

Thank you New York Police! Bravo New York cops! :yourock:

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[EFerrari]

1. I just read on twitter that he's being pressured to resign.

I guess they don't want the IMF leader to be so blatant.

[malaise]

2. He may as well

His international career and his political career are history whether he's guilty or innocent.

[EFerrari]

6. His career is over and they want to get back to just raping the third world.

He's toast but I suppose his lawyer will try to fight it to avoid the appearance of being a failed professional predator.

[whathehell]

3. So "blatant"?...You mean so "criminal"?

As in "they'd rather not have a rapist for IMF leader"?

No, I wouldn't think so.:eyes:

[malaise]

4. True but he hasn't been found guilty yet

although I suspect the IMF has no intention of waiting.

Maybe we should find out what the IMF told some big bankers recently.

[EFerrari]

5. That's exactly what I meant.

The IMF would rather not have a rapist for a leader no matter how appropriate it is to their mission.

[whathehell]

8. Right....If you imagine a felon could be "appropriate" for such a mission. n/t

[EFerrari]

10. The IMF is in the business of bleeding the third world dry.

Who could be more appropriate?

[RaleighNCDUer]

9. Really?

I kind of thought it was a prerequisite.

[lunatica]

7. A golden parachute severance is in his future