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En de grootste tegenstander van Sarkozy was toch die dochter van Le Pen? Of niet..?
Another participant in the Doctrina Jacobi nuper baptizati replies about Muhammad: "He is deceiving. For do prophets come with sword and chariot? You will discover nothing true from the said prophet except human bloodshed".
quote:Op maandag 16 mei 2011 13:48 schreef densha het volgende:
En de grootste tegenstander van Sarkozy was toch die dochter van Le Pen? Of niet..?
Zou hij die ook gedaan hebben?
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Klopt. Zoals ik al eerder postte:quote:
En de grootste tegenstander van Sarkozy was toch die dochter van Le Pen? Of niet..?
quote:Op maandag 16 mei 2011 12:33 schreef SemperSenseo het volgende:
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Ik betwijfel het of Sarkozy en de zijnen de werkelijke reden waren. Sarkozy gaat het nu juist lastiger krijgen, omdat dit vooral in kaart speelt voor Sarkozy's andere tegenstander anti-Europa en extreemnationalist Marine Le Pen. Nee anders was hij wel opgepakt in Europa.
Ik heb ook ergens gelezen dat de Amerikanen heel erg tegen de steun van het IMF voor de Euro en Griekenland zijn. Het feit dat de IMF-topman op zo'n cruciaal moment is opgepakt vlak voor een belangrijke vergadering geeft te denken...
De currency war tussen de EU en VS is al weer een tijdje aan de gang, alhoewel de meesten dit niet in de gaten hebben.
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
Zij straalt een en al hypocrisie uit. Wedden dat ze zich elke avond door 3 grote negers uit Zaire laat gangbangenquote:Op maandag 16 mei 2011 13:53 schreef SeLang het volgende:
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Zou hij die ook gedaan hebben?
Another participant in the Doctrina Jacobi nuper baptizati replies about Muhammad: "He is deceiving. For do prophets come with sword and chariot? You will discover nothing true from the said prophet except human bloodshed".
Ah jah, overheen gelezen. Goede post.quote:
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Klopt. Zoals ik al eerder postte:
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Another participant in the Doctrina Jacobi nuper baptizati replies about Muhammad: "He is deceiving. For do prophets come with sword and chariot? You will discover nothing true from the said prophet except human bloodshed".
Edit: laat maar, offtopic 
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Tristane Bano??? ha ha das nog eens een knappe vrouw....
ha oke de realiteit is vaak ummm....gevaarlijk asl vrouw alleen ....
kende dan ook een vrouw ooit ( exslaapje van me ) en die leefde zonder man.......en ja die had altijd een geheim wapen bij zich......het ging om een pin van ongeveer twintig centimeter....en was ook scherp en sterk.......prima geschikt om een aanrander mee door het hart te spietsen............door de politie niet te verbieden want het was officieel een chinese haardrachts....dingetje....en ze had het ding in haar laars altijd als ze op reis moest.......
enige nadeel is? als je een verkrachter dood? dan moet je 7 jaar brommen tussen de ratten....
ha oke de realiteit is vaak ummm....gevaarlijk asl vrouw alleen ....
kende dan ook een vrouw ooit ( exslaapje van me ) en die leefde zonder man.......en ja die had altijd een geheim wapen bij zich......het ging om een pin van ongeveer twintig centimeter....en was ook scherp en sterk.......prima geschikt om een aanrander mee door het hart te spietsen............door de politie niet te verbieden want het was officieel een chinese haardrachts....dingetje....en ze had het ding in haar laars altijd als ze op reis moest.......
enige nadeel is? als je een verkrachter dood? dan moet je 7 jaar brommen tussen de ratten....
Komen ze nu mee aan ?quote:AMSTERDAM - IMF-topman Dominique Strauss-Kahn heeft mogelijk een alibi voor het tijdstip waarop hij een kamermeisje in zijn hotel in New York zou hebben aangerand.
Dat meldt de Franse radiozender RMC maandag op basis van anonieme bronnen.
Volgens de radiozender hebben de advocaten van Strauss-Kahn bewijs in handen waaruit zou blijken dat de IMF-topman ten tijde van het vermeende seksueel misdrijf uit eten was met zijn dochter.
De advocaten gingen zijn gang op de bewuste dag na en concludeerden dat Strauss-Kahn al in de middag het hotel had verlaten. Daarvoor zou divers bewijs zijn. Ook zijn er ooggetuigen die het verhaal kunnen bevestigen.
De advocaten hebben het bericht niet bevestigd.
Ga fietsen jij !! ikke niet hoor..
Ja, dat kan toch, dat hij een paar dagen later ineens denkt van: och verrek, ik was daar helemaal niet, ik was eten met mijn dochter!
Misschien wil hij nog wat mensen uitroken.quote:
Ja, dat kan toch, dat hij een paar dagen later ineens denkt van: och verrek, ik was daar helemaal niet, ik was eten met mijn dochter!
Rik: Hey guys, wouldn't it be AMAZING if all this money was real?
Vyvyan: Rik, that is the single most predictable and BORING thing anyone could ever say whilst playing Monopoly.
Vyvyan: Rik, that is the single most predictable and BORING thing anyone could ever say whilst playing Monopoly.
Zou kunnen toch, misschien heeft hij meteen al gezegd dat hij er niet was en hebben zijn advocaten daarvoor nu mogelijk bewijs gevonden.quote:
You won't be lost, hurt, tired or lonely - Something beautiful will come your way
Of misschien wist hij niet eerder over de tijdlijnen.quote:
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Zou kunnen toch, misschien heeft hij meteen al gezegd dat hij er niet was en hebben zijn advocaten daarvoor nu mogelijk bewijs gevonden.
Rik: Hey guys, wouldn't it be AMAZING if all this money was real?
Vyvyan: Rik, that is the single most predictable and BORING thing anyone could ever say whilst playing Monopoly.
Vyvyan: Rik, that is the single most predictable and BORING thing anyone could ever say whilst playing Monopoly.
Kan, is een tactiek. Mensen leggen hun kaarten op tafel, en op het laatste moment legt hij zijn troefkaart neer. En daarmee maakt hij iedereen belachelijk die open kaart speelden. Waarom gebruik ik eigenlijk metaforen van het kaartspel?quote:
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Misschien wil hij nog wat mensen uitroken.
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
Dit moet onzin zijn, iedereen weet toch dat socialisten in en in goede mensen zijn
In Baden-Badener Badeseen kann man Baden-Badener baden sehen.
Op de Duitse TV hadden ze het gisteravond erover dat hij nogal goeie vriendjes met Europa en dan met name ook met Griekenland enzo was. En dat als hij moet worden opgevolgd door iemand anders het IMF wel eens flink nog wat strenger zou kunnen gaan worden.
Spannend dus.
Spannend dus.
Sja, linksen...quote:
En babyboomer.
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Boom Boom weer een babyquote:
Op Eigenlijk als je er over na denkt klinkt Babyboomer nog erger dan kleuterneuker
In Baden-Badener Badeseen kann man Baden-Badener baden sehen.
supermooi artikel in de satirische New Yorker van vandaag :
D.S.K. in Jail: The View from Paris - Posted by Philip Gourevitch
This was the only story on French cable TV news this morning: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, chief of the International Monetary Fund, was reported to be “entirely nude” when a “chambermaid” entered his “three thousand dollar a night suite” at the Times Square Sofitel, at which point he “precipitated” himself on her, then “precipitated” her onto the bed, forcing her to perform “une fellation,” until she fought free of him, and “escaped,” calling the police, while he threw on some clothes and, leaving behind his cell phone and other “personal effects,” he “fled” to J.F.K. International Airport, where he was ensconced on an Air France jet minutes before takeoff for Paris when detectives stopped the flight, and removed him to a “commissariat in Harlem,” where he was held on suspicion of attempted rape and involuntary imprisonment in connection with a sexual assault. (He was expected to enter a not-guilty plea in court by evening.) His accuser was treated for minor injuries at a hospital, and he spent the night at that “commissariat in Harlem”—“in Harlem,” “in Harlem,” “in Harlem,” the newscasters kept repeating. French reporters stood in front of their cameras in the rain in lower Manhattan and referred to the Tombs, where the accused was to make his appearance, as “le palais de justice.”
Dominique-Strauss-Kahn_blog.jpgAs Paris woke up to the news, the chattering classes began texting and e-mailing and phoning one another with updates and rumors, repeating the same phrases of the plot synopsis—“entirely nude,” “three-thousand-dollar room,” “attempted rape,” “Harlem”—with a mixture of disgust and Schadenfreude. It was a profound shock to the French system that D.S.K., as he is known, should be booked as a common criminal, and jailed for a violent crime. But, even as everyone on TV paid lip service to the presumption of innocence, nobody in the political classes bothered to fake genuine surprise to find him accused of a predatory attempt to gratify his sexual urges, or of conducting himself with a sense of grotesque entitlement.
D.S.K. has long had a reputation as a gluttonous womanizer and shamelessly conspicuous consumer in Paris; nonetheless, he was, until this morning, considered the leading candidate for the Socialist Party’s nomination in next year’s presidential election, with a very good chance of defeating the incumbent, Nicolas Sarkozy. (One of the clips that got play on the French news stations today showed D.S.K. sporting a T-shirt with the legend, “Yes we Kahn!”) Sarkozy’s camp claimed to welcome his challenge, precisely because D.S.K.’s appetites seemed to cancel out the popular perception of Sarkozy as a jetsetter (he is often mocked as President Bling Bling). As a Figaro columnist recently remarked, Sarkozy’s problem is that he likes rich people, and Strauss-Kahn’s problem is that he likes money.
D.S.K. had not yet formally declared his candidacy, but there was little doubt here that he would. In anticipation, the journalist Michel Taubman has just published a sort of biographical portrait, composed with enough literary license that he called it, “Le Roman Vrai de DSK“—“The True Novel of DSK.” Taubman was on TV today, declaring that the hero of his story always had good relations to the women in his family, and was not some frustrated, hard-up guy, but a man of great intelligence who had no difficulty scoring. (As if that were the issue in this case.) Of the now-former I.M.F. boss, imprisoned in Harlem, Taubman said: “This Dominique Strauss-Kahn bears no resemblance to the Dominique Strauss-Kahn I know, and those close to him know: a seducer, yes, a rapist, no.”
Socialist Party leaders also took the line that the D.S.K. depicted by the N.Y.P.D. was unrecognizable. Laurent Fabius, a former Socialist prime minister said the charges “provoke incredulity,” and Martine Aubry, the first secretary of the Socialist Party, said she was “totally stupefied.” Aubry, who was seen as a potential Presidential candidate even before D.S.K.’s fall, used her minute of airtime to call on the party faithful to remain “united and responsible.” And Francois Hollande, who is seen as the Socialist most likely to replace D.S.K. as the party’s presidential favorite, decried the “terrible news” and warned: “We must react at once with emotion and also with restraint, with reserve, with concern for justice… We must guard against any premature conclusion.”
Nicolas Sarkozy, who is not known for biting his tongue, saw fit to do so today, but Le Monde’s excellent correspondent at the Elysée palace, Arnaud Leparmentier, reported on his blog that members of Sarkozy’s entourage there were playfully lamenting: “This happened too soon.” The Sarkozy camp, according to Leparmentier, was expecting D.S.K. to blow up, but would have rather he’d waited until the final weeks of the election campaign—a year from now. Under the circumstances, one advisor said, “Nothing needs to be said, let history unfurl.”
The only politician who seemed to know exactly what to say when the news broke was Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Front, which she took over in January from her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, the long-time leader of France’s extreme right. Marine Le Pen, who is the political sensation of the year, having surged ahead of Sarkozy in some polls, appeals to a disillusioned French electorate by portraying the leaders of the traditional right wing (Sarkozy) and the left (the Socialists) as virtually indistinguishable: out of touch, decadent, corrupt, cosmopolitan elitists. “I’m a bit astonished by the hypocrisy of the reactions,” she said of the protestations of astonishment and sorrow from the mainstream political class. And she said, “I was not particularly surprised by this affair.” After all, she said bluntly, D.S.K.’s “pathological” treatment of women has been the buzz of Paris for months. She spoke of his “fragility,” and his “addiction,” and said, “today the machete fell.”
This being France, within minutes of the first news of D.S.K.’s arrest, there were rumors that he was the victim of a plot. Christine Boutin, the leader of the Christian Democrats in France, declared that D.S.K. had been entrapped, although she did not specify by whom, or how—but there was no shortage of possibilities floating in the French ether today: Sarkozy, of course, or Socialist rivals, or else, I heard someone say, the Russians who are unhappy with how he has dealt with them at the I.M.F., or maybe the Greeks, whose economy has self-destructed almost as thoroughly as he now has. You could even find D.S.K. being called the new Dreyfus. In conversations with writers, and reporters, and intellectuals around Paris today, I found that nobody quite believed these fancies, but nobody could resist speculating about them either. D.S.K.’s behavior, in and of itself, was just too suicidal to make sense entirely by itself.
Then again, everybody I spoke with in Paris agreed that if he had done in France what he stands accused of doing in New York, it would likely have been kept much quieter, and not be the lead story all over the world today—or tomorrow. This is a country, after all, that welcomed Roman Polanski when he fled after pleading guilty to the statutory rape of a child in California—and it was from Paris that the campaign to defend his escape was mounted most vigorously last year. (“Watch the anti-Americanism come on strong in the next few days,” one Parisian friend said.) But these were private conversations. Marine Le Pen, however, made the thought public. D.S.K.’s “pathology”—she loved that word—was obvious, she said: “Yet for years everything was hidden by everyone because that’s a little bit the system in France.” In the coming days, she said, she expected there’d be more stories, and already by day’s end young women were coming forward to say they regretted keeping quiet for so long.
At her office outside Paris a few days ago, I asked Marine Le Pen, whose personal brand of ultra-nationalist populism often makes a particular point of the challenges facing women, whether she sees herself as a sort of feminist candidate. Not at all, she said; she is a candidate for the French people. “But,” she said, “women are French people too.” Listening to the political classes attempting to come to terms with the destruction of Dominique Strauss-Kahn today, I heard hardly a thought for his accuser. It seemed a good measure of the depth of France’s political malaise that it took a Le Pen to show solidarity with the working woman against the Socialist Party’s favorite son.
Read more http://www.newyorker.com/(...)s.html#ixzz1MX1vGRnN
D.S.K. in Jail: The View from Paris - Posted by Philip Gourevitch
This was the only story on French cable TV news this morning: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, chief of the International Monetary Fund, was reported to be “entirely nude” when a “chambermaid” entered his “three thousand dollar a night suite” at the Times Square Sofitel, at which point he “precipitated” himself on her, then “precipitated” her onto the bed, forcing her to perform “une fellation,” until she fought free of him, and “escaped,” calling the police, while he threw on some clothes and, leaving behind his cell phone and other “personal effects,” he “fled” to J.F.K. International Airport, where he was ensconced on an Air France jet minutes before takeoff for Paris when detectives stopped the flight, and removed him to a “commissariat in Harlem,” where he was held on suspicion of attempted rape and involuntary imprisonment in connection with a sexual assault. (He was expected to enter a not-guilty plea in court by evening.) His accuser was treated for minor injuries at a hospital, and he spent the night at that “commissariat in Harlem”—“in Harlem,” “in Harlem,” “in Harlem,” the newscasters kept repeating. French reporters stood in front of their cameras in the rain in lower Manhattan and referred to the Tombs, where the accused was to make his appearance, as “le palais de justice.”
Dominique-Strauss-Kahn_blog.jpgAs Paris woke up to the news, the chattering classes began texting and e-mailing and phoning one another with updates and rumors, repeating the same phrases of the plot synopsis—“entirely nude,” “three-thousand-dollar room,” “attempted rape,” “Harlem”—with a mixture of disgust and Schadenfreude. It was a profound shock to the French system that D.S.K., as he is known, should be booked as a common criminal, and jailed for a violent crime. But, even as everyone on TV paid lip service to the presumption of innocence, nobody in the political classes bothered to fake genuine surprise to find him accused of a predatory attempt to gratify his sexual urges, or of conducting himself with a sense of grotesque entitlement.
D.S.K. has long had a reputation as a gluttonous womanizer and shamelessly conspicuous consumer in Paris; nonetheless, he was, until this morning, considered the leading candidate for the Socialist Party’s nomination in next year’s presidential election, with a very good chance of defeating the incumbent, Nicolas Sarkozy. (One of the clips that got play on the French news stations today showed D.S.K. sporting a T-shirt with the legend, “Yes we Kahn!”) Sarkozy’s camp claimed to welcome his challenge, precisely because D.S.K.’s appetites seemed to cancel out the popular perception of Sarkozy as a jetsetter (he is often mocked as President Bling Bling). As a Figaro columnist recently remarked, Sarkozy’s problem is that he likes rich people, and Strauss-Kahn’s problem is that he likes money.
D.S.K. had not yet formally declared his candidacy, but there was little doubt here that he would. In anticipation, the journalist Michel Taubman has just published a sort of biographical portrait, composed with enough literary license that he called it, “Le Roman Vrai de DSK“—“The True Novel of DSK.” Taubman was on TV today, declaring that the hero of his story always had good relations to the women in his family, and was not some frustrated, hard-up guy, but a man of great intelligence who had no difficulty scoring. (As if that were the issue in this case.) Of the now-former I.M.F. boss, imprisoned in Harlem, Taubman said: “This Dominique Strauss-Kahn bears no resemblance to the Dominique Strauss-Kahn I know, and those close to him know: a seducer, yes, a rapist, no.”
Socialist Party leaders also took the line that the D.S.K. depicted by the N.Y.P.D. was unrecognizable. Laurent Fabius, a former Socialist prime minister said the charges “provoke incredulity,” and Martine Aubry, the first secretary of the Socialist Party, said she was “totally stupefied.” Aubry, who was seen as a potential Presidential candidate even before D.S.K.’s fall, used her minute of airtime to call on the party faithful to remain “united and responsible.” And Francois Hollande, who is seen as the Socialist most likely to replace D.S.K. as the party’s presidential favorite, decried the “terrible news” and warned: “We must react at once with emotion and also with restraint, with reserve, with concern for justice… We must guard against any premature conclusion.”
Nicolas Sarkozy, who is not known for biting his tongue, saw fit to do so today, but Le Monde’s excellent correspondent at the Elysée palace, Arnaud Leparmentier, reported on his blog that members of Sarkozy’s entourage there were playfully lamenting: “This happened too soon.” The Sarkozy camp, according to Leparmentier, was expecting D.S.K. to blow up, but would have rather he’d waited until the final weeks of the election campaign—a year from now. Under the circumstances, one advisor said, “Nothing needs to be said, let history unfurl.”
The only politician who seemed to know exactly what to say when the news broke was Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Front, which she took over in January from her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, the long-time leader of France’s extreme right. Marine Le Pen, who is the political sensation of the year, having surged ahead of Sarkozy in some polls, appeals to a disillusioned French electorate by portraying the leaders of the traditional right wing (Sarkozy) and the left (the Socialists) as virtually indistinguishable: out of touch, decadent, corrupt, cosmopolitan elitists. “I’m a bit astonished by the hypocrisy of the reactions,” she said of the protestations of astonishment and sorrow from the mainstream political class. And she said, “I was not particularly surprised by this affair.” After all, she said bluntly, D.S.K.’s “pathological” treatment of women has been the buzz of Paris for months. She spoke of his “fragility,” and his “addiction,” and said, “today the machete fell.”
This being France, within minutes of the first news of D.S.K.’s arrest, there were rumors that he was the victim of a plot. Christine Boutin, the leader of the Christian Democrats in France, declared that D.S.K. had been entrapped, although she did not specify by whom, or how—but there was no shortage of possibilities floating in the French ether today: Sarkozy, of course, or Socialist rivals, or else, I heard someone say, the Russians who are unhappy with how he has dealt with them at the I.M.F., or maybe the Greeks, whose economy has self-destructed almost as thoroughly as he now has. You could even find D.S.K. being called the new Dreyfus. In conversations with writers, and reporters, and intellectuals around Paris today, I found that nobody quite believed these fancies, but nobody could resist speculating about them either. D.S.K.’s behavior, in and of itself, was just too suicidal to make sense entirely by itself.
Then again, everybody I spoke with in Paris agreed that if he had done in France what he stands accused of doing in New York, it would likely have been kept much quieter, and not be the lead story all over the world today—or tomorrow. This is a country, after all, that welcomed Roman Polanski when he fled after pleading guilty to the statutory rape of a child in California—and it was from Paris that the campaign to defend his escape was mounted most vigorously last year. (“Watch the anti-Americanism come on strong in the next few days,” one Parisian friend said.) But these were private conversations. Marine Le Pen, however, made the thought public. D.S.K.’s “pathology”—she loved that word—was obvious, she said: “Yet for years everything was hidden by everyone because that’s a little bit the system in France.” In the coming days, she said, she expected there’d be more stories, and already by day’s end young women were coming forward to say they regretted keeping quiet for so long.
At her office outside Paris a few days ago, I asked Marine Le Pen, whose personal brand of ultra-nationalist populism often makes a particular point of the challenges facing women, whether she sees herself as a sort of feminist candidate. Not at all, she said; she is a candidate for the French people. “But,” she said, “women are French people too.” Listening to the political classes attempting to come to terms with the destruction of Dominique Strauss-Kahn today, I heard hardly a thought for his accuser. It seemed a good measure of the depth of France’s political malaise that it took a Le Pen to show solidarity with the working woman against the Socialist Party’s favorite son.
Read more http://www.newyorker.com/(...)s.html#ixzz1MX1vGRnN
Ja die Amerikanen vinden dat wel mooi natuurlijk. Ellende in Europa en het IMF.
Ondertussen is hun eigen regering mooi wel begonnen met het plunderen van de pensioenpot, voor zover daar al geld in zat....
Ondertussen is hun eigen regering mooi wel begonnen met het plunderen van de pensioenpot, voor zover daar al geld in zat....
quote:U.S. to hit debt limit, will dip into pension funds
REUTERS — 6 MINUTES AGO
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is expected to reach the legal limit on its debt later on Monday and will start dipping into federal retirement funds to give the country more room to borrow, a Treasury official said.
The U.S. Treasury will settle $72 billion in maturing bonds on Monday, which will push the country right up against its $14.294 trillion borrowing cap, the official said. (Reporting by Rachelle Younglai; Editing by James Dalgleish)
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Nu live op CNN Straus-Kahn voor de rechter!
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
OMG!
quote:International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn allegedly forced a New York City hotel housekeeper to perform oral sex and submit to anal sex, in addition to allegedly attempting to rape her, according to a complaint filed today by the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.
The complaint charges him with two counts of criminal sexual act in the first degree, one count of attempted rape, sexual abuse in the first degree, unlawful imprisonment, sexual abuse in the third degree and forcible touching.
The complaint is a terse charging document, less than a full page in length.
It charges that he forcibly touched the housekeeper's breasts, attempted to pull off her panty hose, twice "forcibly made contact with his penis and the informant's mouth" and that "the defendant engaged in oral sexual conduct and anal sexual conduct with another person by forcible compulsion."
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Ik moet aan die scene denken uit de Millennium serie.quote:
In Baden-Badener Badeseen kann man Baden-Badener baden sehen.
