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Topic History of: The extraordinary New York Times Woody Allen piece...
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hedda |
and I note Woody channeled hedda (not that any ghastly hack couldn't have done the same) and pointed out the vicious deception about the parentage of her son. This seems to be a totally despicable action yet not one hack have I seen anywhere in the world pick up on this lie.
One only has to yell 'child abuse' and like yelling fire in a cinema, all hell breaks loose. |
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MaleVictims |
Beware a woman scorned! |
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Pru |
Yes, it's alarming stuff. I really am quite bewildered to think how over-indulged Farrow is by the media when it surely must be clear she's a very disturbed human being. I guess it's the fact she's very publicly involved these days in 'good works,' which seems to scare off any from questioning any of her behaviour, but even a few years ago, when she was obliged to attend the Blood Diamonds hearing in the Hague, it was painfully obvious she was, shall we say, somewhat unhinged. |
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JK2006 |
A friend sent this link to me. It really is truly disturbing and illustrates just how incredibly damaging false allegations can be; sadly far more frequently made than generally accepted, often because they usually work, either killing or incarcerating the victim. It's the karma effect on the accusers that most disturb me, and on those sucked into the vortex of evil, quite often for the most decent of reasons. Children need protection, but some children lie. Some are coached to lie. Some grow up with false memories or exaggerated ideas. Some want money. Some want sympathy. Some want fame. Some are simply confused or deluded. As I predicted 14 years ago; the false allegations industry will become the biggest area of crime this century.
www.nytimes.com/2014/02/09/opinion/sunda...speaks-out.html?_r=0 |
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