Strauss-Kahn Case Unravels and Prosecution in Disarray

Strauss-Kahn Case Unravels and Prosecution in Disarray

The Strass-Kahn case has completely unraveled.  The case is in such disarray with the accuser, Ophelia Famotidina, contradicting herself and with physical evidence so completely at odds with her initial story, that many suspect a setup.

The initial reports were that Ophelia Famotidina was a shy quiet girl from a tiny African village who had little contact with the outside world.  However, further investigation has shown that she was involved with a high-level drug dealer that moved thousands of pounds of marijuana.

A taped phone recording showed that she was making jailhouse phone calls to discuss her scam with a friend who was incarcerated for drug dealing.

While prosecutors were so eager to show Strauss-Kahn looking out of sorts after being kept up for three days in jail before being hauled into a hearing, suddenly no prosecutor wants to be connected to the case.  The U.S. media had showed him handcuffed and doing a perp walk and spared the front-runner for the French presidency no embarrassment even going as far as placing him on suicide watch and then ensuring this issue was heavily reported by the press.

Investigators have also discovered perjurous statements regarding Ophelia Famotidina’ s application for seeking asylum in the United States.

President Clinton had numerous accusations of sexual assault and ended up a convicted felon whose law license was revoked due to a perjury conviction involving sexually related allegations.  While Clinton was accused of sexually attacking, Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, and Kathrine Willey, he was also accused many times throughout his time as a college student and governor.  This story here provides investigative information regarding sex crimes by Clinton that the U.S. Justice Department refused to investigate at all.  One need not look far as to why Clinton was never prosecuted after Janet Reno, a complete incompetent, was named the Attorney General.  The Butcher of Waco had no intention of biting the hand that put her about ten pay grades above her talent.  Clinton’s long list of sexual assault accusers is listed here.

Many news agencies reported Strauss-Kahn was set-up after he has discovered the U.S. Treasury had no gold holding they were obligated to pay to the IMF according to international agreements.  The U.S. Treasury has not allowed an external audit of its gold holdings in decades and many experts doubt the U.S. government has only a tiny portion of the gold it claims to have on-hand.

Many think a crumbling of this case could backfire on Sarkozy and leave him open to charges of being a stooge for U.S. interests and complicit in the frame-up of Strauss–Kahn. 

Strauss-Kahn has been a big critic of U.S. monetary policy and was accused of undermining the dollar, after complaining about the U.S. continually printing money into existence to meet its financial obligations for which Saudi Arabia and China believe the U.S. has already defaulted by paying bills with freshly printed inflationary dollars and rolling over existing loans.  The U.S. has lost its AAA credit rating and once higher interests set in, it will call for greater austerity than that facing the Greeks.

Many believe the Libyan war was about Gaddafi having coordinated the marketing of African oil in gold as opposed to a U.S. fiat currency.  A small amount of the money the U.S. seized has been provided to the rebels, with the U.S not accounting for much of the money seized.  This money was being used by Gaddafi to fund a 25-year and $21 billion dollar aquifer project that has just been completed with the intent of making Libya the bead basket of Africa.  Some of the money was being used to complete the launching of an African satellite that was to provide television, phone and internet to Africa.  The money was also being used to pay down IMF loans that had put African nations in Greece-like financial austerity sell-offs of public utilities and other government run businesses.  The austerity measures inflicted on Africa in past has led to debilitating debt and cuts in food and medicine.

It seems this is more bad news for the U.S. this week after refusing to leave a Pakistani military base when ordered to do so.  The Pakistani government is irrate and stated it will no longer provide security for the base.  The Pakistani government is also considering a U.S. ban on using their territory in support of logistical operations for Afghanistan.