Epstein Secrets

I), having first been elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1986, and was now in line to be its Presidential candidate. Even though French President Nicolas Sarkozy had backed his appointment at the IMF four years earlier, he was now emerging as his leading rival for the presidency, and now he was well ahead of

had backed his appointment at the IMF four years earlier, he was now emerging as his leading rival for the presidency, and now he was well ahead of Sarkozy in all the national polls. If elected, he would be France's first Jewish president. DSK had come to Washington DC from Paris just three days earlie

h in Paris where he would be seated in the box of President Sarkozy. Querry denies receiving any information about t

ubt that the French Ministry of the Interior, under whose authority the DCRI operates, had kept data on DSK. According to a December 2011 article in Le Monde entitled "What Sarkozy Knew About DSK," the DSK dossier may have extended back to 2006, when Sarkozy was the Minister of the Interior. It cites an

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fuel. • Present at the opening of the G120 was President Sarkozy who called for a new agriculture model: "economi

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0 Gaddafi's foreign minister Musa Kusa flees to UK and is `no longer willing' to represent the dictator. APRIL 14 David Cameron, Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy say Gaddafl must `go and go for good'. APRIL 19 British Army officers sent to advise rebels. MAY 28 RAF jets and other Nato forces strike a comm

APRIL 14 David Cameron, Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy say Gaddafl must `go and go for good'. APRIL 19

t in a secure place under close guard until he is handed over to the judiciary.' And he insisted Saif would not be harmed, telling French newspaper Le Monde: `We gave instructions that he is well treated, in order to be judged.' Paplalof9 EFTA_R1_02035299 EFTA02692659 Jubilant: This group of Libyan