Im just saying. they all attack at the same time. Same thing happened to any famous man accused of assault.
Interesting dismissal at the CBC.......
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Correct me if I'm wrong (because I honestly don't know) Could the police obtain a warrant to inspect his home to look for evidence, or would they have to arrest him first ?
The police are asking the public for any relevant evidence ie pictures, videos, text messages and the like. Jian Ghomeshi had apparently supplied some things he'd hoped would exonerate him during his meeting with CBC execs, but had the reverse effect (from what I've read).
The police are asking the public for any relevant evidence ie pictures, videos, text messages and the like. Jian Ghomeshi had apparently supplied some things he'd hoped would exonerate him during his meeting with CBC execs, but had the reverse effect (from what I've read).
I think kobe bought her off. Its not far fetched to assume he was being blackmailed by her prior.
I remember an interview by Shock G regarding the tupac rape trail. he said when you are on that level you dont need to work for it. pussy comes to you. The idea that someone of that caliber needs to force women into sex is ludicrous. I think the same can be applied to Gomeshi. Apparently he was pretty big in Radio. Radio hosts get a lot of attention. This is why im skeptical about rich famous men and rape/assault accusations.
Same thing happened to kobe. This is not new. But I think he can make even more money now. A lot of people who never knew his name now know who he is. I for one had no idea about the dude. He needs a youtube channel and keep doing his thing. CBC is a dying govt propped institution anyway.
"His thing" ? You mean what he used to do on the CBC right ?
Well that took a whole team of very talented people that probably wouldn't touch him with a ten foot pole now, or ever again. I doubt there'd be a whole lot of people that would want to be interviewed by JG either. The things he's becoming more famous for now would not pass the YouTube guidelines I'm sure.
Remember Charlie sheen? The media backlash about his drug use and bullying his co-stars was the same. He's doing pretty well now. The mainstream media always assumes that people will follow their party line. Thats not always the case. Go to any youtube videos about the Stephan A smith dismissal. The are full of ppl saying how wrong it was. Like I said I never heard of his guy before. Apparently he was a feminist on Radio. Either way he is global news now.
Anyone who thinks he can do the same schtick ever again anywhere is daft. He's toxic. His support among his fans is dwindling down to nothing. Pretty much the only ones speaking out on his behalf at this point are idiots who never listened to his show, had no clue who the fuck he was until a week ago, and would sooner stick a pencil in their eye than listen to ten minutes of softball leftie/feminist interviews like he used to do. Speaking of which...
I know, right? If only they had the decency to attack him serially over the course of years. Like he did with them. Some people just have no sense of propriety.
He wasnt well known, but now he is. That was my point. Even the Radio stations in the US are talking about him.
Normally if someone is abused in any way, they approach the police or file a complaint. Not wait years until someone else does it first. Care to explain the logic behind this?
