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Polanski's Perv Problem PDF E-mail
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Friday, 02 October 2009 03:41

While Roman Polanski moves from set to cell, the clueless and amoral left-wing movie stars rush to defend this guy - who has been found guilty of sex with a minor. It's vital to remember that he has a history of sleeping with underage girls.

From BigHollywood.com

The Polanski Archives: Pattern of Underage Girls?

by Big Hollywood

August 25, 2005Daily Mail: A Polanski threesome which included 15 year-old Nastassja Kinski:

On his first night off from rehearsals for the Bavarian State Opera’s production of Verdi’s Rigoletto, Polanski went out to dinner with a German critic and two young women.

Afterwards, the four returned to Polanski’s two-bedroom hotel suite.

The director took one of the girls to bed while the critic took the other, but when Polanski emerged from his room during the night he discovered that the critic had gone home, leaving his date – who called herself “Nasty” – sprawled in an armchair in the sitting room.

Polanski immediately invited her to join him and his partner for what was later described as a “threesome”, and she agreed.

The girl’s name, he learnt later, was Nastassja Kinski – an aspiring actress who was destined to star in his 1979 film Tess.

She was just 15, and he was 43.

Polanski’s own words from his memoir:

Nastassia introduced me to her mother, who discussed her career with me [...]. That was when I first learned Nastassia’s age. She was only fifteen.

We made love more than once during my three months in Munich. [...] On the night we met I’d thought her a couple of years older than her friend, who was, in fact, seventeen.

July 9, 1976Boca Raton News: Polanski overshares about his favorite part of a woman’s body.

March 28, 1977 – Time Magazine: More underage girls?:

Polanski, whose reputation for dating teen-age girls is well known in Hollywood, seemed remarkably unchastened by the impending legal action that could ruin his American career. Three days after his arrest he appeared at a fashionable restaurant accompanied by a girl who looked not a great deal older than the age of consent.

August 9, 1977Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Polanski admits to knowing the girl’s age at the time of the rape and had at first intended to claim the victim made everything up until he learned actress Angelica Huston intended to testify against him

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The Curious Case of Andrew Young PDF E-mail
Written by Melanie Morgan   
Thursday, 01 October 2009 03:45

AllahPundit at HotAir.com puts some flourishes on a very strange story indeed - please have your Purell handy. There's some strange stuff being written about the relationship between failed former Presidential candidate John Edwards and the young Andrew Young (his aide) who claimed paternity for Edwards love child.

"...Add six cups of freaky, a quart of deaky, stir well, then let chill overnight. The next day: Voila. If you’re reading this on the east coast, where it’s already past nine, I’d advise turning on a light and wrapping yourself in a quilt or something. The creep-out factor is off the charts.

To refresh your memory about the cast of characters here, there’s Silky Pony, his wife St. Elizabeth, Silky’s baba mama Rielle Hunter, and loyal aide/gopher/fall guy/number-one fan Andrew Young, who initially claimed paternity of the love child to cover for his hero.

“He believed that Edwards was the next Kennedy,” said a person who was close to Young. “It’s not enough to say that he idolized the guy — there’s something deeper and weirder than that.”

Elizabeth Edwards, in a thinly veiled portrait of Young in “Resilience,” her book on surviving cancer and her husband’s affair, compared him explicitly with Rielle Hunter, her husband’s former mistress…

She described an “obsessed” and “overbearing” young volunteer who “volunteered for everything, making himself indispensable,” taking care of cars and dry cleaning — an unmistakable portrait, people close to her say, of Young…

“What we always said about Andrew was that there would always be a place for him as long as John and Elizabeth didn’t want to get their hands dirty and deal with the painters and yard people and get their own groceries,” said a former Edwards aide who was among several who agitated more than once to have Young fired. “It was not a healthy arrangement,” the former aide said…

Elizabeth Edwards, meanwhile, had been leaving messages on Young’s and Young’s wife’s voice mail, two sources say Young told them, demanding that he reassert his paternity to clear the cloud over her husband. The Youngs returned to Chapel Hill, and they heard that Elizabeth Edwards had been spreading the rumor that, among other things, Young had stolen her late son Wade’s baseball card collection, which he denied…

And Young, with all the fury of a spurned lover, may be holding out yet another threat to his old idol, if it comes to that: an explicit videotape, two people who have seen it said, of Edwards and Hunter together.

“It’s his hole card,” said the source.

No pun intended, I’m sure. To encourage you to read the whole sordid piece, I’ve bolded just a few of the many ways in which author Ben Smith none-too-subtly suggests that there was something … amiss somehow about Young’s hero worship of Edwards. Click through and keep a running tally as you go. Irresistible exit question via Ace: Given his intense “admiration” for Edwards, just how did Young come to possess the alleged videotape? Did he swipe it from Silky’s secret stash? Or is there another explanation?


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