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The Maid and the IMF Chief Coverup: Who is the Puppet Master? According to the District Attorney's office, the maid at the heart of the IMF scandal lied to get asylum, is a tax cheat and an associate of drug dealing money laundering criminals. The quiet Burberry Store Muslem widow is a disguise to mask her real identity, an associate Louis Vuitton Shoes of people who operate illegally in this country. She has admitted to many of her crimes but the real puppet master may Louis Vuitton Women be in the highest level of authority: The IMF. According to conservative talk show host Michael Savage, the tenacles of this scandal reach to the people and nations who run the International Monetary Fund. It is Savage's theory that the IMF was unhappy with the current IMF chiefwho refused to grant Greece monetary help. Dominique Strauss-Kahn Burberry Outlet was standing in the path and it is Savage's theory that the powers that be wanted a new IMF chief to push assistance to Greece. Just LV Sunglasses weeks later we Moncler Jackets have a new IMF chief Christine Lagarde and sources say that she will do the bidding of the Gucci Outlet Online USA and European nations to prop up Greece. Louis Vuitton Outlet USA Savage believes that operatives who knew that Kahn was a womanizing Louis Vuitton Women egocentric figure decided on a rape scandal to bring him down. From there it was easy to find a crop of questionable female maids to promise a big pay off. Obviously, the maid at the center of this scandal has a very sketchy past and was caught red handed receiving payments Moncler Outlet into her account. If you don't believe Savage read this: http://mobile.theweek.com/article/index/216883/dominique-strauss-kahns-stunning-change-of-fortune-3-lessons Quote: Since Dominique Strauss-Kahn was charged with raping a New York hotel maid in mid-May, he's been placed under house arrest, been accused of sexual assault by another woman , had his hopes to become France's next president all but dashed, and been replaced as International Monetary Fund head by Christine Lagarde -- all before the case went to trial. Now, in what's being called a "stunning change of fortune" for Strauss-Kahn, The New York Times reports that the case against him is falling apart, with his accuser looking increasingly unreliable. Investigators say she's been caught in a number of lies. She also reportedly had conversations with an incarcerated man about her encounter with Strauss-Kahn less than a day after it occurred, and investigators say the man was one of several people who made cash deposits, totaling nearly $100,000, in the woman's bank account.