Yeah we need these kats called out and ESPECIALLY these Pedos. Find all these roaches.
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Yeah we need these kats called out and ESPECIALLY these Pedos. Find all these roaches.
Exactly on all of this and I haven't heard a thing about Bob trying to buy out his brother.
These kats just trying to isolate the situation and make it disappear. Same with his wife she moved fast to divorce him as to not get her hands bloody even though I am sure she knew.
spencerforhire
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This fool is now better off dead.
- over half of his board members have now left Weinstein Co. Only three members left.
- movie projects from Apple and Amazon down the drain
- everybody including his brother have shunned him.
- expelled from Motion Pictures Academy
- more and more women coming forward. How many now like 50?!
Dating back to the 1980s 
- over half of his board members have now left Weinstein Co. Only three members left.
- movie projects from Apple and Amazon down the drain
- everybody including his brother have shunned him.
- expelled from Motion Pictures Academy
- more and more women coming forward. How many now like 50?!
Dating back to the 1980s Yep and the media ain't touching that shyt......
Cough cough cough see how hard it was for the sandusky shyt to come to light.
I don't know how to feel about this Weinstein situation tbh. Whole thing got me going
Especially the whole group of people who are like
"What? I am shocked about the allegations"
I have to give sideeyes to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama especially. Anyone who comes in contact with them gets vetted, so they definitely knew. Obama even had his daughter intern at the dudes company. She could literally go anywhere for her internship.
I got my own theories about why she interned there, but I rather keep that shyt to myself.
I don't know how to feel about this Weinstein situation tbh. Whole thing got me going
Especially the whole group of people who are like
I have to give sideeyes to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama especially. Anyone who comes in contact with them gets vetted, so they definitely knew. Obama even had his daughter intern at the dudes company. She could literally go anywhere for her internship.
I got my own theories about why she interned there, but I rather keep that shyt to myself.
Bingo and that is why I been saying with this and the sandusky situation.......folks ain't gonna really dig. Cause this shyt is bigger than each one of these individuals.
You can best believe there are bigger fish in hollywood than harvey.
shyt is like busting the big time dope dealer in chicago but ignoring the El Chapos who supply the dope.
Bleed The Freak
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I happened to see on Netflix once Jessica Chastin had a documentary on sex trafficking on there she narrates and produced. They to thru great lengths to work with law enforcement, fbi and local organizations.
But these people don't know what takes place in their own backyard, film sets, auditions?
fukk outta here.
But these people don't know what takes place in their own backyard, film sets, auditions?
fukk outta here.
spencerforhire
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Michael Moore on Harvey Weinstein Scandal: ‘It’s a Profound Cultural Moment’
Michael Moore on Harvey Weinstein Scandal: ‘It’s a Profound Cultural Moment’
Outspoken documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has weighed in on the Harvey Weinstein scandal currently rocking Hollywood.
Moore posted a lengthy letter on Facebook titled “Use This Moment To Create a World Without Harveys” which he opens by lauding the women who have spoken about their encounters with Weinstein. He then says that merely voicing “well-meaning platitudes” supporting the abused are not enough and calls for men to take action to prevent Weinstein-scale abuse from happening again.
“I have intervened on more than one occasion and I have fired men who sexually harass women. Harvey Weinstein knew better than to behave inappropriately toward women in my presence,” Moore wrote. “I don’t live in Weinstein’s Hollywood world and I make documentaries, so I can’t speak to the culture he created and seemed to thrive in. I AM the only director that I know of who’s actually taken Weinstein to court (for being a thief, which requires a different set of sociopathic skills, but, like sexual harassment, you can probably find them at a few Hollywood studios).”
Moore wrote that the New York Times expose “is a profound cultural/social/political moment that I believe could actually ignite a historic change in our society” and dismantle “the white male hierarchy which has ruled our way of life in America since the first boatload of religious zealots arrived on Plymouth Rock.”
The letter also contains four main suggestions that Moore believes could change the face of Hollywood: all Hollywood executives who have abused their power over women should step down; victims should record and publicly post footage of their abusers; and the boards of Hollywood studios “must declare gender parity the new priority” by ensuring that their boards are fifty percent female.
Weinstein served as an executive producer on Moore’s 2004 documentary “Fahrenheit 9/11,” distributed by Miramax, and the Weinstein Co. recently bought the rights to his new Donald Trump documentary “Fahrenheit 11/9.”
Michael Moore on Harvey Weinstein Scandal: ‘It’s a Profound Cultural Moment’
Outspoken documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has weighed in on the Harvey Weinstein scandal currently rocking Hollywood.
Moore posted a lengthy letter on Facebook titled “Use This Moment To Create a World Without Harveys” which he opens by lauding the women who have spoken about their encounters with Weinstein. He then says that merely voicing “well-meaning platitudes” supporting the abused are not enough and calls for men to take action to prevent Weinstein-scale abuse from happening again.
“I have intervened on more than one occasion and I have fired men who sexually harass women. Harvey Weinstein knew better than to behave inappropriately toward women in my presence,” Moore wrote. “I don’t live in Weinstein’s Hollywood world and I make documentaries, so I can’t speak to the culture he created and seemed to thrive in. I AM the only director that I know of who’s actually taken Weinstein to court (for being a thief, which requires a different set of sociopathic skills, but, like sexual harassment, you can probably find them at a few Hollywood studios).”
Moore wrote that the New York Times expose “is a profound cultural/social/political moment that I believe could actually ignite a historic change in our society” and dismantle “the white male hierarchy which has ruled our way of life in America since the first boatload of religious zealots arrived on Plymouth Rock.”
The letter also contains four main suggestions that Moore believes could change the face of Hollywood: all Hollywood executives who have abused their power over women should step down; victims should record and publicly post footage of their abusers; and the boards of Hollywood studios “must declare gender parity the new priority” by ensuring that their boards are fifty percent female.
Weinstein served as an executive producer on Moore’s 2004 documentary “Fahrenheit 9/11,” distributed by Miramax, and the Weinstein Co. recently bought the rights to his new Donald Trump documentary “Fahrenheit 11/9.”
Bleed The Freak
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Michael Moore on Harvey Weinstein Scandal: ‘It’s a Profound Cultural Moment’
Michael Moore on Harvey Weinstein Scandal: ‘It’s a Profound Cultural Moment’
Outspoken documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has weighed in on the Harvey Weinstein scandal currently rocking Hollywood.
Moore posted a lengthy letter on Facebook titled “Use This Moment To Create a World Without Harveys” which he opens by lauding the women who have spoken about their encounters with Weinstein. He then says that merely voicing “well-meaning platitudes” supporting the abused are not enough and calls for men to take action to prevent Weinstein-scale abuse from happening again.
“I have intervened on more than one occasion and I have fired men who sexually harass women. Harvey Weinstein knew better than to behave inappropriately toward women in my presence,” Moore wrote. “I don’t live in Weinstein’s Hollywood world and I make documentaries, so I can’t speak to the culture he created and seemed to thrive in. I AM the only director that I know of who’s actually taken Weinstein to court (for being a thief, which requires a different set of sociopathic skills, but, like sexual harassment, you can probably find them at a few Hollywood studios).”
Moore wrote that the New York Times expose “is a profound cultural/social/political moment that I believe could actually ignite a historic change in our society” and dismantle “the white male hierarchy which has ruled our way of life in America since the first boatload of religious zealots arrived on Plymouth Rock.”
The letter also contains four main suggestions that Moore believes could change the face of Hollywood: all Hollywood executives who have abused their power over women should step down; victims should record and publicly post footage of their abusers; and the boards of Hollywood studios “must declare gender parity the new priority” by ensuring that their boards are fifty percent female.
Weinstein served as an executive producer on Moore’s 2004 documentary “Fahrenheit 9/11,” distributed by Miramax, and the Weinstein Co. recently bought the rights to his new Donald Trump documentary “Fahrenheit 11/9.”
Make your next documentary on outing these people in Hollywood or STFU
Bob Weinstein says 'sick and depraved' brother Harvey Weinstein abused him
"I was also the object of a lot of his verbal abuse — at one time physical abuse," the co-chairman of The Weinstein Co. told The Hollywood Reporter in a wide-ranging interview.
"I was also the object of a lot of his verbal abuse — at one time physical abuse," the co-chairman of The Weinstein Co. told The Hollywood Reporter in a wide-ranging interview.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Bleed The Freak
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Step number one- deny.
Step two- deflect to gain sympathy.
Step three- turn tables to add yourself as a victim
Like he ain't see or sign off on them settlement checks.
He can
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steadyrighteous
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A’ight, he’s overdoing it now.
Bleed The Freak
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I actually tweeted him this y'all.