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A'dam

After a dinner with my friend Jean Paoli in Paris monday night, I drove to attend XTech 2005 in Amsterdam. But just before that dinner with Jean, I took a coffee in a bar Place de la Bastille in Paris. Then a man, in tie and jacket, sat next table. A bald man I know very well. The guy is a crook and a bastard. He use to work for Bidermann, a company involved in one of the biggest corporate scandals here in France, the ELF scandal. The guy should be in jail for the following charges (in french, I don't know the exact equivalences in english): fraude fiscale, recel d'abus de biens sociaux, travail illégal, chantage, infractions à la loi de 48 sur le logement, changement illégal de logements en bureaux, blanchiment d'argent, etc. I know precisely why and how, the guy used to work one floor below my parents' flat. I refrained from telling him "You're mister S. and you should be in jail, with Le Floch and Sirven".

I am now in Amsterdam, with a large part of Mozilla Foundation folks. Time to go back to the meeting room.

Comments

1. On Wednesday 25 May 2005, 05:17 by Rasmus T.

Kurt Thorsen?

2. On Wednesday 25 May 2005, 05:48 by Steph

Comme dit ma p'tite soeur, "tu connais des gens importants !"... hum. :-/

3. On Wednesday 25 May 2005, 07:20 by Bob Marcel

Sirven is no more in jail, he is at the cimetery.

4. On Thursday 26 May 2005, 01:37 by zebulon

Why didn't you say anything ? Were you afraid of something, or did you just consider it was a waste of time and saliva ?

5. On Thursday 26 May 2005, 11:04 by Jean L.

Paris à Amsterdam, dans la même journée?

C'est pratique, voyager en Europe. Définitvement un tout autre monde que l'Amérique du Nord.