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These are all allegations, which need to be proven. As for Berlusconi, he is being accused of 'paying for sex with young girls' not for having sex with them--t
by surfingdino 15y ago
These are all allegations, which need to be proven.
As for Berlusconi, he is being accused of 'paying for sex with young girls' not for having sex with them--those girls were old enough to engage in sexual activity, but not old enough to be paid for sex, according to the Italian law. That doesn't make Berlusconi look any better, but it is worth pointing out that the media is not telling the whole truth. Therefore, I will wait to see what the real allegations are in case of the head of the IMF.
The US also leads Europe in getting their knickers in a twist over mothers breastfeeding their babies in public... it's hard to explain why.
- Jun8 15y agoI think this article would be a good eye opener for you: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/17/world/europe/17secrecy.html?_r=1&hp http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/17/world/europe/17secrecy.htm.... French journalists themselves question how in their quest to protect private life, they are being used by politicians.