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R. Kelly & Diddy: Hypocrisy in the Black Community

R. Kelly has been awaiting trial for over two years accused of federal sexual abuse charges—including the sexual abuse, trafficking, production of child pornography and use of tactics like kidnapping, blackmail and extortion to keep women and girls in his grip—to which he has pleaded not guilty.

For some strange reason some people are willing to allow their children to be groomed for the industry, on that note the lifestyles they live can not be judged by normal standards when this is openly allowed.

Children have been exploited for profit for so long, you have to stop and question the motives when you see propaganda being heavily used. Isn't it odd R. Kelly has been labeled a predator when its obvious each person making these claims desperately sought him out.

Not to mention blatant deceptions, such as having fake IDs to align themselves with his entourage, only indicates the possibility the NDAs they speak of applied to his crew as well, which would give them grounds to take civil actions. The problem is when clout chasing and extortion goes wrong, these celebrities find themselves being an open target.

What's interesting is how all the stories publicized by mainstream media, few have raised the questions on most peoples mind. It's no secret how artists are often pinned against one another through the media. Would it be far fetched to compare the recent conversations of the new King of R&B with how the industry has allowed feminist terrorists to try to silence a legend, while provoking these topics for the public.

It would be naive to listen to the narratives about R. Kelly and not recognize the biggest flaws in things being said is that it could apply to any artist.

What happens when the allegations made on social media are exposed as lies in a real court proceeding? What happens when you realize the media is deliberately misleading you and covering up other crimes.

Why is the black community always quick to bash their own people to further other people's agendas?

Stay tuned...

The Breakfast Club's Charlamagne calls for petty party in R. Kellys mentions Karma returned

During Angela Yee's Rumor Report, when discussing these accusations Charlamagne said that we should just cancel R.Kelly - stop talking about him, stop reporting on him, and stop supporting him in concert. He then called for a "Petty Party" in his mentions and to drop the hashtag #PP14 in the comments on Twitter and Instagram.

"Can we just drop R. Kelly from life? Why don't we collectively mute R. Kelly," Charlamagne asked during this morning's broadcast. "Everyone unfollow R. Kelly, why do we have to have R. Kelly in our collective consciousness," he continued.

"We're having a 'Petty Party' in R. Kelly's mentions. Go hashtag #PP14. Don't ask me why, you should know," Charlamange said on Breakfast Club's Instagram. The hypocritical views these characters spout out on their platforms is hilarious considering their pasts can equally be mentioned. Check out the video below:

Gang member who attacked R. Kelly in jail gets Life for MURDERS

A Latin Kings gang member who admitted to attacking singer R. Kelly in federal jail in Chicago has been sentenced to life in prison, for a drug racketeering conviction that included the murders of two businessmen in 1999.

Jeremiah Framer, 39, wrote in a handwritten filing to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, titled, "The Government Made me attack R. Kelly," claiming he was "forced" to beat the Grammy winning singer.

"Framer, with nowhere else to turn for legal help, was forced to assault Kelly in hopes of getting spotlight on the government corruption," Framer wrote..

He continued: "Due to the most blatant government corruption in Framer's case, and being on lock-down for a R. Kelly protest, I physically beat Kelly in an attempt to shed media spotlight on Framer's case to prove government corruption and helping Framer's innocence to prevail."

Strange we are in a society so many are willing to keep overlooking the corruption surrounding this whole situation and remain quiet knowing with all the allegations and media slander, its fortunate this news is the worse to be reported. Though R. Kelly has no criminal history, he is being portrayed as a severe threat to society as the result of a series of events believed to be purposely orchestrated to manufacture this federal case against the singer.

The Rated R Show Presents: The Big Talk Cancel Culture

As we see, the rise in canceling artists has taken a new shift in the industry against the Me Too movement. Often the male dominated field gives little to the imagination when it comes to exploiting women. Imagine if these women who once we're willing participates, realize they can now profit in being a victim. The ultimate money grab.

From targeting celebrities to be the next Love and Hip Hop cast member to being scorned things didn't work in their favor.

Imagine... All it takes is a book or magazine article to initiate a criminal investigation in today's era...

No police reports.. Just fabricated stories with one common goal.....

This is hypocrisy at it's finest. Majority of all celebrities are plagued by rumors and even some allegations, yet when did it become necessary to publicly convict people and rob them of their due process rights in the court of law?

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Tasha K EXPOSES Azriel Clary and R. Kelly's former crisis manager

Tasha K has been the driving force for many of the false narratives against R Kelly. It would appear she is seeing the light...

It is believed that Tasha is aware of her role spreading slanderous gossip. The question is, will she be called to testify about what she knows or will her devices be subpoenaed to see the communication between these scammers.

Aaliyah's uncle Barry Hankerson is the monster: Lies, Extortion, Embezzlement, and Political connections

Over the years, many like to overlook certain topics when they mention the late Aaliyah. It's convenient to always throw her name out in connection with R Kelly in a negative light, though when she was alive she had nothing but good things to say about him. The topics people should find more interesting is her uncle, Barry Hankerson. Hankerson was once married to Gladys Knight and is the brother of Aaliyah's mother. If you look at the whole picture and not just bits and pieces that make some people look good, and others like monsters, the truth reveals the motive Barry Hankerson had in using his nieces name to mask his shady business.

Barry Hankerson has been accused of spreading false rumors about his ex and attempting to blow up her car, purchase a business his ex worked at just to fire her, and claim she had HIV. On top of his demons emerging from his personal life, it has become blatantly obvious that every artist this man has every worked with, has ended with the same fate of being cheated out of their royalties and left to pick up the tax bills from the IRS. With all the lawsuits and piling accusations against Hankerson, surprisingly some are so willing to accept his distorted stories about his former artist R Kelly without mentioning his motives in lying about his involvement in setting up the artist.

With all the things Hankerson has been allowed to get away with, one would have to ask, what type of connections does he have that keeps him shielded under the radar. Considering R Kelly is being charged with heading a criminal enterprise, it would appear the connections Hankerson holds keeps him from being mentioned though it is believed many of his shady business dealings are the cause of most of the artists problems.

From being behind the fraudulent marriage of his niece to stealing the artists he managed money and publishing rights.

Many are unaware of the fact that Hankerson was once into politics in Michigan. It has been reported that Hankerson contributed greatly in the Obama Administration and even helped write a movie in support of his good friend, who happens to also be from Chicago.

To quickly summarize the loopholes many of these record labels use to get over on the artists signed to them, if you were to trace the three major labels today (Sony, Universal, and Warner), you will notice a pattern of labels merging with other labels and editing their names. Blackground was no different. It went from Blackground Enterprises to Blackground Records in 2000. The same year in which Hankerson was fired from managing R Kelly. Ask yourself, what man would continue working for a man who allegedly molested and married his underage niece? Is it really a coincidence an alleged XXX tape emerged following Hankersons' termination?

Not only was Hankerson let go, but also being sued left and right for his shady business deals and cheating producers and others out of their agreed upon payouts. One producer in particular who worked with P Diddy sued Hankerson stating that he not only cheated him out of royalties but also left him with a 400k debt to the IRS. Is it far-fetched to think this was a common practice for Hankerson, which would explain a lot of the early IRS debts.

It is becoming painfully clear how many are using this case against R Kelly for their own personal gains. The same artists that have been cheated by Hankerson have either spoken against Kelly or remain silent such as Tank, Timbaland, JoJo and Toni Braxton.

The question is why? The common conclusion is the fact that blackmail and extortion is far too common in both the industry and politics. Artists are being pimped out like common prostitutes and as we saw with the Epstein case some powerful men have been supplied underage girls and blackmailed, thus they think hiding behind rumors and allegations against someone else will keep their secrets in the dark. Negative!

Let's say it is a coincidence that Hankerson financed Obama's campaign multiple times and that he has the means to commission others to enable his plot to keep his shady dealings hidden while distracting people with the scandals he orchestrated about his artists (another common practice in the industry). Let's say its also a coincidence that even when Kelly faced his first trial, some key political figures where making backdoor deals for Epstein, who admitted his guilt.

Let's say its a coincidence that Senator Chuck Schumer who was caught making backdoor deals with Comcast (also partnered with Sony Records) and who recommended the current NY Judge Ann Donnelly in Kelly's case to then President Obama.

It's no coincidence the pattern of this type of activity with Sony in specific. These record labels operate a "legit monopoly" and capitalizes from the death or destruction of the artists that have made them millions, yet die broke with a ruined reputation.

Call it a conspiracy if you may, yet these strange connections are worth being investigated. Is it possible we are consistently being fed the same tragic ending for the artists they build so high, just to tear down. They claim R Kelly is a predator. It appears the real predators are these corporations that take advantage of these disadvantaged, create these unobtainable lifestyles, used these artists as puppets to influence the general public, only to fall victim to the systematic oppression many fail to realize they experience. These people knew R Kelly, for example, could not read or write, yet think about how many contracts he signed trusting those handling his business affairs to be acting in his best interest. It is even believed these payouts the media now likes to mention are more evidence of extortion, which those working with him would know considering most record labels make these settlements through insurance companies.

The fact remains, the real monster with a long trail of crimes is being overlooked. If R Kelly was an enterprise, the obvious person to include in investigating at this point would be Barry Hankerson and how he cheated all his artists and took part in clear embezzlement, which is classified in the RICO Act as well.

Former R Kelly employee Kash Howard questioned by the FEDS

After a video surfaced of R Kelly's stylist Kash Howard in a car, with women who were implicated in the sex trafficking allegations against the artist, she was contacted by the Department of Homeland Security to schedule a sit-down with her.

In the video, Howard was behind the wheel of a car with Kelly's ex-girlfriends, Halle Calhoun and Vonecia Andrews, as they talk to a media outlet about her their relationships with the artist. Vonecia could be seen crying through the video recorded.

Like many others, R Kelly opened the door for Howard's career, which seems to a bit odd considering how the artist is portrayed in the media.

So many people relied on their connections made through Kelly, yet the narrative so many want to push is how everyone in the industry knew that he is such a predator.

Howard said she was only in the video mentioned because she was offering moral support to Halle and Vonecia. In fact, in a written statement Howard offered the following: "Mr. Kelly hired me as his personal fashion stylist where I provided wardrobe direction for concerts, album cover shoots, and special appearances. Our professional relationship along with all communication ceased in March of 2017."

Howard has been accused of booking some of the flights for the women accusing Kelly of sex trafficking- in specific Azriel Clary. Considering Kelly was touring and the posts during the time period by Clary, it would raise the question of how does this alleged trip prove Clary was with Kelly...

How would you feel if you awoke to rumors that you have molested a child in the midst of people trying every thing possible to draw media attention to allegations about your ex?

Just like it has been discovered with many others making claims against Kelly, the chances of them coming forward with their stories were slim to none before people took it upon themselves to "expose" them. It should raise the question.. If what they are saying is true, why aren't they being criminally charged as Kelly is considering alone he does not make up this enterprise mentioned in his indictment. Why is it okay to pull out the victim card if in fact what's being said about Kelly is true, that would make those speaking guilty as well?

Hypothetically speaking, if there is a video of all these women sharing their stories abusing children, shouldn't they be held accountable as well?

Maybe this will shed some light as to why the same women who once didn't not like one another can now try to clean up their images as Kelly awaits his trial. In the industry, we all know the stories of blackmail and extortion. Is it far fetched to believe these people we see coming forward have been intimidated into speaking out against Kelly privately as they put up fronts publicly?

According to information leading to this "leaked video", the reasoning behind it all is very suspicious considering she was also blasted as an alleged Madam for the alleged sex slaves being kept by Kelly. Though Howard tries hard to pass herself off as a caring and comforting servant, who's offering support to the alleged victims, many have stated she was actually operating as an accomplice of Kelly's for several years.

According to a source leaking information to bloggers, it was said: "she was one of many enablers who assisted Kelly in continuing his sex trafficking ring." They also implied Howard would be indicted along with Kelly.

2016

After going public with Calhoun, we begin hearing about these allegations of a sex cult being led by The Savages and Jim Derogatis.

Red Flag:

The more these people began talking, the more it became clear they are not telling the full truth.

Considering the severity of the charges against Kelly, the slightest deception should signal people should look deeper into the stories being told.

The Savages began being deceptive about even their daughters age, knowing as an adult the police would not get involved.

They then began leaking information about alleged enablers.

Strange how some still remain nameless, while others have become alleged victims. Asante McGee Carson was allegedly fired in 2016. She then looked up the Savages and began to plant their stories in an effort to get others to speak out with them.

Despite the rumors that were spread about Calhoun, she has spoken on her relationship and has not publicly claimed to have been abused. The mere fact that both her and Vee were able to leave, contrary to the stories of being held hostage by Kelly, should have raised more questions- yet in this Me Too era the general public is expected to just believe every story being told with no burden of proof.

According to stories being told to bloggers, Calhoun was physically assaulted by Kelly; however, she has publicly denied being abused.

Calhoun's mother confirmed they have spoken to the investigators about their version of events. Since then Calhoun did appear in the Surviving R Kelly series and most recently was spotted with Azriel Clary.

The latest buzz about the ladies are they are shopping around reality series. In the industry, the way you move can make or break your career. Some know this fact and have opted to quietly participate in certain things, while still actively pursuing any position open available in the entertainment industry.

It's even been said there will be another Surviving R Kelly coming soon, which may explain other suspicious activities being displayed on social media.

If you took the time to check out Kelly's live performances, you will notice at times he invited fans on the stage with him. Something so common in the industry, which has now been criminalized as though the singer is doing this preying on his fans. After you research how these women made their way to Kelly, you will notice the pattern of people within Kelly's entourage that made meeting him possible. For some strange reason they aren't being named in this RICO indictment claiming R Kelly is running an enterprise.

Just a few questions... if R Kelly is allegedly passing STDs... why are people in the industry so willing to claim his ex girlfriends?

Considering this trend of women being "flewd out" and all the reality shows that encourage women to travel for love, doesn't it seem hypocritical to criminally charge one man and ignore everything else?

Considering many women have boasted about their rise to fame through their romantic affiliations with celebrities, and with shows like Love & Hip Hop, it could be real easy to include every celebrity in a Mann Act. Nowadays talent is far from important, it's all about who you know or what scandal you can bring to a reality show.

Isn't it questionable that an alleged Jane Doe listed in the indictment continued having a relationship with Kelly up until she saw a window of opportunity to milk her story and shop for that leading role.