Jay-Z Slammed By Journalist In Article That Is Being Labeled Racist

Jay-Z, acting foolish around a true businessman, billionaire Warren Buffett

New York Post columnist, Phil Mushnick, at racist Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, slammed rapper Jay-Z in terms being referred to as racist. Yes, racism still exists, but in this particular case, if Jay-Z didn't carry himself like such a blackface wearing buffoon, the article could not have taken shape.

Mushnick wrote of Jay-Z small ownership in the NBA team the Brooklyn Nets, "As long as the Nets are allowing Jay-Z to call their marketing shots — what a shock that he chose black and white as the new team colors to stress, as the Nets explained, their new “urban” home — why not have him apply the full Jay-Z treatment? Why the Brooklyn Nets when they can be the New York N------s? The cheerleaders could be the Brooklyn B----hes or Hoes. Team logo? A 9 mm with hollow-tip shell casings strewn beneath. Wanna be Jay-Z hip? Then go all the way!... "

When you have successful black businessmen like Bob Johnson, Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson, making massive deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars, while carrying themselves with dignity, no one can cast aspersions on their business acumen. However, when you have an ignoramus like Jay-Z, real name Shawn Carter, in the next corner, acting foolish, stealing from everybody including business partners that did all the work (see lawsuits) and speaking like a tool, criticism is bound to occur.

Jay-Z beating up a woman backstage at a concert

Many do not respect or view Jay-Z as a businessman (I certainly do not, as I have seen his rampant thievery in action). He's bragged of being a drug dealer, engaged in acts of violence against members of the public (before and after becoming famous), used illegal payola to get his profane music on the radio, then proceeded to rattle off the most foul, demonic, ungodly, sexist, misogynistic poison by a black rapper.

For example, Jay-Z, has released such sick songs as "Lucifer" which is another name for Satan and "Pu*sy" which is another name for, well, you know. He is also a woman beater (but he's going to try that mess with the wrong woman one day and end up in the hospital). Putting such such negative music and images out there and behaving like a cretin is not respectable.

The Judiciary Report does not believe Jay-Z is fit for the 1% ownership he currently holds in the Brooklyn Nets. However, with the way he is arrogantly acting, you'd think he owned 100% of the team.

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New York Post Columnist Goes Full-Racist on Jay-Z’s Brooklyn Nets [Updated]

Cocaine Present In The Room Obama's Secret Service Men Drank And Had Sex With Prostitutes

Dania Suarez

Once again, vagina has proven the downfall of man. President Obama's Secret Service is current embroiled in a terrible prostitution scandal, regarding a state visit to Colombia. Secret Service agents hired prostitutes to have sex with them and drink alcohol, with President Obama's security information present.

24-year-old prostitute, Dania Suarez, touched off the scandal, after a Secret Service agent stiffed her $800 and she went public with the story. A bit of false economy there, huh, dude. It was a cheap Secret Service agent that offered her $28 for $800 worth of services rendered.

 

That was not the time to be bargaining, because Suarez told everyone and over a dozen Secret Service agents and members of the military are now embroiled in the scandal and have been placed under formal investigation. The New York Post is also reporting cocaine was present in the rooms the debauched conduct transpired.

President Barack Obama in Cartagena, Colombia

The scandal is damaging President Barack Obama, who is between a rock and a hard place. If he throws the Secret Service under the bus, prosecuting them for breaking U.S. law in foreign territory, they may not be loyal to him, which is a dangerous scenario for the president. If he looks the other way, it will do damage to his name and legacy. I don't think they were trying to embarrass him. This was a case of lust and poor decision making. 

ELISABETH MOSS TALKS TO PAGE SIX MAGAZINE

Elisabeth Moss

In the March 8 issue of Page Six Magazine, Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss busts out of her proper Peggy Olson persona and for the first time dishes about her short-lived marriage to Fred Armisen.



Sitting down with writer Carrie Seim, Moss lobs a post-divorce grenade at the Saturday Night Live funnyman:



“One of the greatest things I heard someone say about him is, ‘He’s so great doing impersonations. But the greatest impersonation he does is that of a normal person.’ To me, that sums it up.”



About her biting remarks, she adds:


“I’m probably gonna get a slap on the wrist. But I’ve just been such a good girl. And sometimes you just want to be a bad girl for a minute.”



Posing in a revealing trench coat and lingerie for Page Six Magazine's cover, Moss says of her saucy new look:


“People will be surprised. I don’t walk around in a Burberry trench coat and bra all the time, but it’s fun to embrace that part of yourself. I think every woman has a sexy, adventurous side.”



On being single:


“It’s fun to go out at night and not know what’s going to happen. I’m addicted and obsessed with my freedom in that sense. I’m having fun!”



On being a feminist icon:


"As women in the workplace, we're constantly trying to find a balance between being taken seriously and feeling sexy and good about ourselves…if you believe your ideas should be respected and if you believe you have a voice, then you're a feminist."



On eventually having kids:


“I have a tremendous amount of respect for my mother, and it makes me want to be a really great mother. And sure, in an ideal world I can do it all. But I think for now I’m too young to know. You almost have to get older to understand that you’re too young to know.”



On season five of Mad Men, premiering March 25, she says:


“I am ecstatic with what happens this season. I think the audience is going to be surprised. For me, it was very meaningful with what happens to Peggy.”



Check out the entire interview with Elisabeth Moss in Page Six Magazine, free inside the New York Post.

For the first time, a Page Six Magazine app is also available in the iTunes store. The app delivers the full digital magazine, plus an app-exclusive photo gallery featuring photos and video not available in the print edition.



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