Strauss-Kahn Brings in CIA Connected Heavy Attack Team

This is beyond OJ's Dream Team, this is the DSK's Super Spooks Team.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn is pulling together a crack team of investigators, former spies and media advisers to fight back against charges he sexually assaulted a hotel chambermaid, reports Reuters.

In Washington, according to Reuters, the team is in the process of signing up TD International, a "strategic advisory" firm which offers both public relations and investigative services and is staffed and run by former CIA operations officers and U.S. diplomats.

In New York, the DSK team has hired a private investigations firm experienced in criminal cases. The firm, Guidepost Solutions, describes itself as a "full-service investigations and security consulting firm."

Here's what Reuters has to say about TD:

TD International's website says it offers clients such services as "strategic consulting", "commercial intelligence," "due diligence" and "security services."

Justice Department filings by TD International give a peek into some of its activities. One set of filings shows that beginning in late 2006, TD acted as a U.S. representative for Yulia Tymoshenko, who was a leader of Ukraine's "Orange Revolution" and later served as prime minister

Other Justice Department filings show that in 2007, TD International was hired by Strauss-Kahn to act as his "U.S.-based communications resource." A contract between TD International and Strauss-Kahn, dated July 18, 2007, shows he hired the firm to "conduct a specific public relations campaign" and "work is to begin immediately and continue until ascendancy of client to head of IMF."

Keep in mind that the "color revolutions" like the one in Ukraine is a sure sign of a CIA operation.

Guidepost Solutions describes itself as a "global investigations and security company" which specializes both in physical security systems and "expert investigative and security consulting services and advice..."

The company's chairman, Bart Schwartz, is a former chief of the criminal division of the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan.