SR 36: Looks like I pulled a (band)Camping : - (

Oooh, it seems my thoughts about the arrest of Domique Strauss-Kahn may have been correct...

Lovely.

A potential cover-up as I suspected.

Oh and that wasn't Osama bin Laden in that video of him watching himself either.

And long ago song_of_copper posted in here, but we scared her away. :(

As if anyone cares about Louis CK

Besides, it makes sense.

Nobody likes a Socialist (I do, I'm a Socialist) and he was favourite to win against Sarkozy as French President.  Although from what I've read it may have been an IMF stitch-up, rather than a right-wing one.

But yes, we'll wait and see.

I thought it may have been a stitch-up before I even read about there being one.  I just Googled it and others are thinking the same thing (which is obvious).

If he did do it, wow.

But 74 years?

I like the clips of Louis CK that I've seen.

topographicbroadways wrote: I suppose the second 'victim' immediately coming forward does make it seem a little suspicious.

Not really.  That makes sense to me.  It happens all the time.

If you're a rapist and you get found out and get arrested, it then means a lot of women or men who were previously scared of being victims, have an opportunity to speak out.

I'm not saying he did it, obviously.  I'm just saying it makes sense for another potential victim to come forward.


Edited by James - May 16 2011 at 17:26

James wrote: A cover-up of him not actually having done anything and someone potentially paying that maid a lot of money...

Ok, I googled stitch-up, that is stupid slang, you British people, it's called framed. The early tweeting is a poor justification for it being a conspiracy, though: someone who worked at the hotel could easily have seen him being arrested and the police took a little bit to officially announce things because that is what they do. A conspirator would not accidentally break his cover on twitter. 

Although that doesn't necessarily mean the accusation is true, either. 

topographicbroadways wrote: I suppose the second 'victim' immediately coming forward does make it seem a little suspicious.

No, that happens all the time. 


Edited by Henry Plainview - May 16 2011 at 17:29

Henry Plainview wrote: James wrote: A cover-up of him not actually having done anything and someone potentially paying that maid a lot of money... Ok, I googled stitch-up, that is stupid slang, you British people, it's called framed. The early tweeting is a poor justification for it being a conspiracy, though: someone who worked at the hotel could easily have seen him being arrested and the police took a little bit to officially announce things because that is what they do. A conspirator would not accidentally break his cover on twitter.  Although that doesn't necessarily mean the accusation is true, either.

He was arrested at the airport, not the hotel.

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