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Federal prosecutors recommend a 25-year or more jail term for R. Kelly… Damn, sounds like pork for real! …how’s he gonna get out of that ham sandwich?

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Sentencing memorandum issued by federal prosecutors in New York recommends a term of more than 25 years for disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly, citing his “decades of wrongdoing” and a “callous disregard for the very real repercussions that his crimes had on his victims.

A fine of $50,000 to $250,000 was also recommended, according to the paper.
After a trial in which he was found guilty of racketeering, involving bribery and sexual exploitation of children, as well as other offenses, Robert Sylvester Kelly was convicted in September.

This week, prosecutors claimed that Kelly’s “musical skill excused him of any responsibility to conform his conduct—no matter how predatory, hurtful, humiliating, or abusive to others—to the strictures of the law,” and that he had no remorse for what he had done.

Prosecutors said Wednesday that the government’s lengthy recommendation is required to discourage other people from participating in similar activity.
According to a letter, “The government doubts that the defendant would be deterred, but a significant sentence of jail will help to prevent others—including those with riches, celebrity, and the outsized power that such status provides.”
In light of the defendant’s notoriety and the probability that the length of his sentence will be extensively publicized, it was noted that this was especially true.

One count of racketeering, with 14 underlying actions, including child sexual exploitation, kidnapping and bribery, was found guilty by the jury in Kelly’s federal prosecution. Kelly was also found guilty on eight Mann Act violations, which prohibit sex trafficking over state boundaries.

He had to be found guilty of at least two of the 14 underlying actions to be convicted of racketeering. Only two of the 14 underlying racketeering actions had been substantiated, according to jurors.

A sentencing hearing for Kelly is scheduled for the Eastern District of New York on June 29th.

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The "Me Too" movement has shown that its arms go further than the statute of limitations as it relates to these crimes. Now firmly entered into R. Kelly's world, it's a stark reminder that anyone who allegedly victimized someone under an earlier sun, at an earlier age and date on earth should worry about sleeping peacefully at nite, cause this is some pork that may creep up into your life from some earlier pork that you may have allegedly done to someone else. According to what they think is pork of course. That's not a world anyone should want to live in. But, with that said and with common sense knowing that it takes two to tango some of these Me Too'ers have a level of responsibility as well. Nobody put a gun to your head. 50% pork for both.

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In Joker costume, Diddy clashes with “Power” actor.

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Diddy’s Joker costume from the 1989 film provided plenty of laughs on Halloween night. On the other hand, he may have been too immersed in his role when he had a weekend altercation with “Power” actor Michael J. Ferguson.

On camera, Ferguson refers to Diddy as “p—-,” prompting the rapper to laugh like the Joker and label Ferguson “clown.”

“What’s up, baby? You don’t like me,” Diddy asked Ferguson. “Then motherf—— get to it, n—-. If you don’t like me, you motherf—— fronting. Get to it b—-. Don’t f—— play with me on Halloween. I’m out here with love, n—-.”

At this moment, Ferguson still seems to be unaware that the man behind the mask is actually Diddy, as he keeps attacking the performer.

“You f—— p—-, make sure you won’t never talk to me that like,” Diddy said. “We’re having a good time. Why do you want to come at me like that? You got a problem? You really taking over my energy right now. What did I do to you? Do you know who I am?”

Diddy then tells him who he is, and it deescalates.

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Janet Jackson and Jill Scott are called out by Tyler Perry for “Why Did I Get Married?”

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Recently, movie mogul Tyler Perry challenged Janet Jackson and Jill Scott, two megastar singers, to continue the Why Did I Get Married? series, and Scott has since answered.

The owner of Tyler Perry Studios joked on “Entertainment Tonight” before Perry’s first TheGrio Awards that the two singers are delaying production on Why Did I Get Married 3.

Perry said in a deadpan, “If Janet and Jill Scott say yes, I’m waiting for them to say it.”

Scott’s “A Long Walk” vocalist immediately responded by quoting the tweet and tagging the rest of the cast of the “Why Did I Get Married?” series.

Janet has yet to respond, though. But others have.

Jill, sent out another message for Janet.

Why Did I Marry? series follows married couples who have trouble when vacationing at exotic resorts.

The films are part of Perry’s best 10 movies, that grossed over $115 million.

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Kanye West to Buy Conservative Social Platform Parler After Twitter, Instagram Ban

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The controversial conservative social networking site Parler has announced that it will be acquired by Kanye West.

Parler’s parent company, Parlement Technologies, released a statement on Monday stating that they are “pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement in principle for Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, to acquire the Parler platform.”

Further, “the acquisition guarantees Parler a future role in developing an uncancelable ecosystem where all opinions are welcome,” the company said.

President and CEO of Parler George Farmer remarked, “Ye’s acquiring of Parler will strengthen our ability to create an uncancelable ecosystem. No one should have to self-censor out of uncertainty about which legal speech will get him or her banned. No individual or business should worry about being completely deplatformed, as Parler was, merely for the expression of opposing viewpoints. 

We intend for Parler to always be a safe space for open discussion and open minds. We shall keep up our resistance to tyranny, censorship, and cancel culture.

The 45-year-old artist and entrepreneur Kanye West bought Parlor after having his Twitter account suspended earlier this month for a regulation violation.

The Hollywood Reporter claims that in a now-deleted tweet, West threatened to unleash “death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE.”

“I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I wake up I’m going death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE,” he wrote, per the outlet. “The funny thing is I actually can’t be Anti Semitic because black people are actually Jew also You guys have toyed with me and tried to black ball anyone whoever opposes your agenda.”

Twitter took this action after the Grammy winner had his account blocked by Instagram and had content deleted from his profile for breaking Instagram’s terms of service, as reported by NBC News and CNN.

Even though many people were offended by a post published by West that has since been deleted, a Meta spokeswoman would not clarify to any outlet what content was in violation.

The “Stronger” singer posted a screenshot of a conversation he had with Sean “Diddy” Combs, in which it appeared that West had said Combs, 52, was under Jewish influence. He captioned the photo, “Jesus is Jew,” as reported by NBC News.

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