另外一则垃圾新闻
说MJ不仅反犹,还反意大利……主要是因为TM
JACKSON SLIMED ITALIANS, TOO
November 29, 2005 -- MICHAEL Jackson, who made disparaging remarks about Jews on recently released voice mails, has anti-Italian slurs in his repertoire, too. In a voice message left for former friend Dieter Wiesner in late 2002 or early 2003, Jackson slammed record mogul Tommy Mottola in recordings reviewed by The Post's David K. Li yesterday, saying, "I'm very concerned. I don't trust that man. He thinks he's God. He thinks he's Italian Mafia." Jackson's foot-in-mouth disease took center stage last week when "Good Morning America" played voice mails of his anti-Semitic slurs. Earlier this year, Team Jackson made anti-gay comments directed at former business partner Marc Schaffel, who, along with Wiesner is suing Jackson. "He's [Jackson] a homophobe, anti-Semite, really anti-everybody," said lawyer Howard King, who represents both Wiesner and Schaffel. "He constantly feels like he's the victim. That's his MO." Jackson's lawyer, Brent Ayscough, declined to comment other than to say, "I'd be suspicious of anything you got from Marc Schaffel or Dieter Wiesner — they're much aligned." |