Actually, he’s probably got a lot of them. (We’re talking about the great l’Escroc here.) If you’re interested in his latest secret, Fausta is, per usual, the place to find out.
UPDATE: As many of you know, the excellent The Shadow of the Olive Tree has been following the Clearstream hijinks as well.
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Thank you Roger!
And the current scandal doesn’t even touch on Chirac avoiding prosecution in 2002 over his exhorbitant food bills (which avearaged 600 euros (£420) a day between 1988 and 1995) from back when he was mayor of Paris because the statute of limitations had ran out, and his mysterious millions.
Tres cher, that Jacques.
Roger:
As far as “culture of corruption” goes the French have us beat by a country mile. In for a dime, in for multi millions. Nixon, Cunningham, Haliburton, pikers.