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i mean of all museums you put some of his belongings in the “children’s” museum?
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And this accusations got shut down.Same story over and over from different accusers years apart.
Workers from the ranch with eye witness accounts that backed up the accusers memories how it all went down.
With R. Kelly, it’s different because this dude was out here flagrant scooping up teenage girls at the high schools of Chicago and was on Video Soul with a 15 year old Aaliyah wearing matching outfits on Video Soul.
This is possibly not a national talking point, but, damn it, it should be. According to a certain article in a Sunday Times supplement magazine last weekend, "British Jewishness has suddenly become a hip cultural talking point." Oh thank you, Sunday Times, for the validation!
"Put it down to a search for exoticism," the magazine suggested. Ah yes – "exoticism". We Jews really are so very Other, what with spooky voodoo ways and our foreign accents. "[Or] maybe it's the attraction of the monetary rewards connected with being Jewish, but today's celebrities are less shy about talking about their roots." You whatty the what? Hey, Mel Brooks, Woody Allen and Philip Roth – when was it that prominent Jews last hid their faith? 1945, perhaps? And as for "the monetary rewards connected with being Jewish", I cannot deny it, we Jews do hoard our shekels. We gaze upon them adoringly while we rub our hands with Shylockian glee.
"'There's not as much stigma attached to being Jewish as there used to be,'" some talking head added, apparently just having woken up from a nap that began in 1937. Sadly, I couldn't read the rest of the article as my giant hooked nose blocked my view, but I think we all get the picture.