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To: average joe who wrote (74347)	5/20/2011 4:50:46 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217750

this IS very true One former French cabinet minister called the treatment of DSK — as he is known at home — a “lynching,” an image that “provoked horror and aroused disgust.” A French civil servant found the images “difficult to bear.” Former French justice minister Elisabeth Guigou, who steered the nix-pix-in-cuffs policy into law, called it “absolutely sickening.” It was, she told reporters, “incredibly brutal, violent and cruel.” As is usually the case, a sense of style seemed uppermost in the French psyche. To see Strauss-Kahn tired, unshaven, not properly dressed constituted “all that offends human dignity,” Guigou said. And I hope those initiating this humiliation will be severely punished. The damage done to the image of US justice is huge as will be the very substantial economic repercursions. I know of few Italians and also French people who already change their attitude towards the US, Best browse the internet to understand what this "framing" has done to the US reputation. Some times a group of scums can inflict huge damage to a nation