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Anonymous wrote:Word on the street is his brother fed the info to the NY Times.

Which just goes to show how powerful they are. No one without power stood up to him first. Just a feud between two greedy brothers. The rest of Hollywood remains under their control. Their silence is disgusting. Reminds me of Penn State.

Penn State was far, far worse. A grown man preying on poor little boys from single parent households with the open knowledge of almost everyone who counted (his neighbors admitted they warned each other not to let their sons play in his house, the local ice cream shop had a highly suggestive sundae named for Sandusky). However, it does affirm just how strong the bond of silence is among good ol boys.

Anonymous wrote:So, odds that he has a deal with J. Lawrence for movie rolls and awards..?

FYI, it's roles.

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Anonymous wrote:He's fired and many more women coming forward. The men that have stood by and let this greedy, sex abuser thrive all these years should feel shame.

There were plenty of women too. They should be doubly ashamed.

No it’s only men.

One woman, quoted today in the NYTimes, said she wanted to report him but knew that word would get out if she did and other men would see to it that she was blacklisted.This is precisely what keeps women silent.

But there are plenty of women over the years that have fawned over him and praised him. Many times on shows where they are promoting movies, actresses would gush over "The Weinstein Brothers"

And there are many actresses who gush over and praised people like Woody allen and Roman Polanski, knowing that they were full on predators.

That bothers me just as much if not more than a bunch of sleazy guys protecting their own.

I do not fault any of the women who were victims but I sure do fault any of the women, particulary powerful actresses, who looked the other way while heaping praise and accolades on men they know to be predators.

If we women do not use our voices to speak up, then who will?

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Anonymous wrote:He's fired and many more women coming forward. The men that have stood by and let this greedy, sex abuser thrive all these years should feel shame.

There were plenty of women too. They should be doubly ashamed.

No it’s only men.

One woman, quoted today in the NYTimes, said she wanted to report him but knew that word would get out if she did and other men would see to it that she was blacklisted.This is precisely what keeps women silent.

I feel like many men approach every woman with the thought, "can I (would I want to) have sex with her?" Many powerful men act on it. The honor code that once kept powerful men in check is gone, as is any respect for women who are not sexually attractive.

He's so gross. He looks a lot like Eliot Spitzer, another sleazeball.

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Anonymous wrote:He's fired and many more women coming forward. The men that have stood by and let this greedy, sex abuser thrive all these years should feel shame.

There were plenty of women too. They should be doubly ashamed.

No it’s only men.

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Anonymous wrote:He's fired and many more women coming forward. The men that have stood by and let this greedy, sex abuser thrive all these years should feel shame.

There were plenty of women too. They should be doubly ashamed.

If you are a woman, shame on you.

Anonymous wrote:He's fired and many more women coming forward. The men that have stood by and let this greedy, sex abuser thrive all these years should feel shame.

There were plenty of women too. They should be doubly ashamed.

Hollywood is disgusting. Disgusting, greedy, hypocrites.

He's fired and many more women coming forward. The men that have stood by and let this greedy, sex abuser thrive all these years should feel shame.

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Anonymous wrote:Hollywood's silence about Weinstein and his abuse of women shows that the Jewish mafia is not a myth.

Was Roger Ailes Jewish too? How about Bill O'Reilly?

Men of all backgrounds abuse women. We are shining the spotlight on Hollywood today and the people that control it and don't speak up. The same way the Catholic Church covered up years of abuse. Anytime there is a monopoly there is an abuse of power. Weinstein stated himself he operated his company like the mafia and that is what he felt Jews needed to do to fight anti-Semitisim. He does not seem to be a victim in anyway but actually used this power he bragged of to abuse women.

Anonymous wrote:Hollywood's silence about Weinstein and his abuse of women shows that the Jewish mafia is not a myth.

Was Roger Ailes Jewish too? How about Bill O'Reilly?

Hollywood's silence about Weinstein and his abuse of women shows that the Jewish mafia is not a myth.

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Anonymous wrote:Has he worked with the Corey's and other child actors? Or is his predatory behavior just focused on young women?

Great minds think alike. I am just going to put this right here:

https://blindgossip.com/?p=80899

Yeah, the rumor is this is cover for the REAL Hollywood degeneracy: rampant pedophilia.

Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, and all those who abused the two Coreys - would tend to support your suspicion.

You should read McKenzie Phillips autobiography about why Mic Jäger did to her.

There is also apparently the Nickelodeon network producer who has allegedly groomed and abused several of the young girls on Nick shows. It's rampant.