| Anti-male IMF's Chief arrested for attempted rape!! |
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| Written by sumanth |
| Sunday, 15 May 2011 14:08 |
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, World Economic Forum(WEF) constantly work towards spreading anti-male hatred and radicalise the minds of millions of unsuspecting women. These organisations have jumped on women's empowerment (read: discrimination of men) bandwagon to further their narrow economic agenda. When families and communities are broken and people are forced to live as complete individuals, then it boosts consumer spendings at the expense of peace of mind and sense of security. These economic institutions falsely make us believe that women's empowerment and injustices/suppression of men will improve economies and hence they constantly undermine family systems and communities. Now, one of these ganglords is arrested at New York for attempted rape of a hotelmaid, just 10 minutes before his plane was to take off to Europe. Its good that his bum is on fire. It does not matter whether the allegations are true or false. Karma has caught up with these economic extremists, who fund feminists to create havoc in lives of billions of poor men across the world. Director of IMF accused of sex assault in New YorkBy Al Baker and Steven Erlanger New York Times / May 15, 2011 NEW YORK — The managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, was taken off a plane at Kennedy International Airport minutes before it was to take off for Paris yesterday and arrested in connection with the sexual attack of a maid at a Manhattan hotel, the authorities said. Strauss-Kahn, 62, who was widely expected to become the Socialist candidate for the French presidency, was apprehended by detectives of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in the first-class section of the Air France jetliner and immediately turned over to detectives from the Manhattan Special Victims squad, officials said. “He is being arrested for a criminal sex act, attempted rape, and unlawful imprisonment,’’ said Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne, the New York Police Department’s chief spokesman. A spokeswoman for the office of the Manhattan district attorney said that prosecutors were expected to bring formal criminal charges against Strauss-Kahn by today. Strauss-Khan, a former French finance minister, had been expected to declare his candidacy soon after three and a half years as the leader of the fund, which is based in Washington. At the IMF, he was considered by many to have done a good job in a period of intense global economic strain, when the bank itself had become vital to the smooth running of the world and the European economy. His detention came about 4:40 p.m., when two Port Authority detectives boarded Air France Flight 23, as the plane idled on the tarmac, said John P.L. Kelly, a spokesman for the agency. “It was 10 minutes before its scheduled departure,’’ Kelly said. “They were just about to close the doors.’’ Kelly said Strauss-Kahn was traveling alone and was not handcuffed. “He complied with the detectives’ directions,’’ Kelly said. The Port Authority officers were acting on information from the New York Police Department, whose detectives had been investigating the assault of a female employee of the Sofitel New York in the heart of the theater district. Working quickly, the city detectives learned he had boarded a flight at Kennedy airport to leave the country. |