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What a stupid thing to say.
What a stupid thing to say.
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Omg chanel I am so sorry, that is absolutely horrific x
With regard to Streisand, she really needs to have a word with herself. How dare she imply that someone who is abused is in any way to blame, okay about it, shouldn't be making a fuss, it wasn't as bad as people are making out.
Men in particularly find abuse very hard to deal with, they feel when they are mature that they ought in some way to have been able to stop it and often feel to blame, and we don't need vacuous self absorbed bints like Streisand reinforcing that feeling. A little boy has the right to be safe, to have his parents act in the way that serves him best and keeps him secure, Michael Jackson's sexual needs were nothing to take into account and it's morally repugnant that Streisand thinks there were.
With regard to Streisand, she really needs to have a word with herself. How dare she imply that someone who is abused is in any way to blame, okay about it, shouldn't be making a fuss, it wasn't as bad as people are making out.
Men in particularly find abuse very hard to deal with, they feel when they are mature that they ought in some way to have been able to stop it and often feel to blame, and we don't need vacuous self absorbed bints like Streisand reinforcing that feeling. A little boy has the right to be safe, to have his parents act in the way that serves him best and keeps him secure, Michael Jackson's sexual needs were nothing to take into account and it's morally repugnant that Streisand thinks there were.
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Difference being, Togo, is that MJ was brought to trial and found not guilty, whereas Saville was never brought to trial (because he was protected by the BBC - but that's probably for another thread).
He wasn't brought to trial for all the accusations and the trial was a sham.
And don't you think Jackson was protected?
Difference being, Togo, is that MJ was brought to trial and found not guilty, whereas Saville was never brought to trial (because he was protected by the BBC - but that's probably for another thread).
He wasn't brought to trial for all the accusations and the trial was a sham.
And don't you think Jackson was protected?
Before this goes totally off what Barbra said, I will add my voice.
It strikes me that those in the public eye (and not of course ) have an inbuilt fear of answering a query with 'I don't know' or words to that effect - unless you were involved in what went on that is the only fair reply to give.
Otherwise it's pure conjecture.
Chanel, I am so very glad you got rid of that excuse of a man.
It strikes me that those in the public eye (and not of course ) have an inbuilt fear of answering a query with 'I don't know' or words to that effect - unless you were involved in what went on that is the only fair reply to give.
Otherwise it's pure conjecture.
Chanel, I am so very glad you got rid of that excuse of a man.
The term stems from "Deolali", 3Ts. It is the site in central India of a British Army transit camp that was use throughout the Raj. It's also where the Royal Artillery's concert party (Sergeant-Major "Shut Up" and his lovely boys) was stationed in "It Ain't Half Hot Mum!"
The term "Doolally" came about because the poor conditions in the camp led to a number of servicemen who were stationed there for long periods developing signs of mental illness. They were said to suffer from "Dollally Tap" and this was a contraction of the term "Deolali Tapa" ("tapa" being a fever)
Only saying because I have no interest in either Ms Streisand or the late Mr Jackson. :-)
The term "Doolally" came about because the poor conditions in the camp led to a number of servicemen who were stationed there for long periods developing signs of mental illness. They were said to suffer from "Dollally Tap" and this was a contraction of the term "Deolali Tapa" ("tapa" being a fever)
Only saying because I have no interest in either Ms Streisand or the late Mr Jackson. :-)
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