Epstein Secrets

express except in jokes about the garish Jewish rich, which itself is an expiring phenomenon. The tim

l economy, this new organization appears to represent an important sign of declining American influence. But such appearances are misleading. When Dominique Strauss-Kahn suddenly resigned this May as director general of the International Monetary Fund, the BRICS were unable to agree on a candidate, and despite the r

o express except in jokes about the garish Jewish rich, which itself is an expiring phenomenon. The tim

l economy, this new organization appears to represent an important sign of declining American influence. But such appearances are misleading. When Dominique Strauss-Kahn suddenly resigned this May as director general of the International Monetary Fund, the BRICS were unable to agree on a candidate, and despite the r

fair is not over. For it to be over, the American system of justice must pursue its investigation and work to the very end. If it's truly to be over, Dominique Strauss-Kahn must be granted not only his freedom, but— even more importantly-restoration of his honor. In other words, "the Strauss-Kahn affair" will continue to

t's no longer, as it once was, "bastard poor, the rich are always right," but rather, "rich bastards, it