When I heard about this apparently attempted rape of a chamber-maid–can I call her that?–by the head of the IMF, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, my first thought was that he was trying to exercise something like the Droit Du Seigneur, the right of the Lord of the estate to take anything he wanted. In our country, one can readily tell the difference between most American-born blacks and those from Africa. The difference results, largely, from affairs in the night between two people of very unequal power.
The hotel room was $3,000/night. This man is a Socialist. He claims to represent the interests of the poor and downtrodden. Yet, it is important to realize that the IMF was conceived as an agent of tyranny by a Fabian and a Communist agent, and that the people running it are no one’s friend but members of their own class. Their class status will not weaken as they take power: it will be the source of all power that matters.
It is beyond stupid to hope that giving power to those who promise “social justice” will result in anything but misery for most of those dumb enough to believe them. That is the unambiguous historical record. This event is merely an unfortunately accurate metaphor brought into literal being.