BREAKING: Gary Busey charged with sex crimes at NJ horror film convention

Actor Gary Busey, 78, was charged with sex crimes along with harassment in Cherry Hill, NJ at a "Monster Mania" convention. He is facing "sexual offensive charges" and he isn't even a Weiner, Clinton or a Biden. The offenses allegedly took place at the convention, the Cherry Hill Police Department said.

The police responded to the Doubletree Hotel in Cherry Hill, where the horror film convention was running from August 12th to 14th. The call was for a report of a sex offense. 

Busey was charged with two counts of criminal sexual contact; one count of criminal attempt/ criminal sexual contact; and one count of harassment. For a 78-year-old guy, he has a lot of negative energy if the allegations are true.

The website Convention Scene noted his attendance at the semi-annual event saying “We are VERY excited to welcome GARY BUSEY back to MONSTER-MANIA CON after a very long absence! GARY BUSEY will be attending MONSTER-MANIA CON 50 which will be held the weekend of AUGUST 12-14 in CHERRY HILL, NJ!”

The site said Busey was known for playing Uncle Red in the 1985 film adaptation of Stephen King’s werewolf story “Silver Bullet” among other scary roles.

The actor was nominated for an Oscar for playing Buddy Holly in "The Buddy Holly Story," released in 1978.

Busey's representatives did not return requests for comment, but it's cool that the old guy has representatives in the first place.

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There is no further information about a court appearance date and the investigation is ongoing.

Meanwhile, Hunter Biden took a time out from snorting coke out of a prostitute's navel and said in a video, "My heart and you know what, go out for the guy."

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Pakistan: woman singer claims "he groped me" may face 3 years in prison for "criminal defamation"

Meesha Shafi, a Pakistani singer, accused pop star Ali Zafar of groping her in a recording studio two years ago. Because Pakistan is a country best described [to use former President Trump's words] a s**thole country, Shafi faces up to three years in prison for "criminal defamation."

Shafi's claim sparked the #MeToo movement in the Muslim-majority country that once harbored Osama bin Laden until he was found and put down. The movement allows women to publicly accuse men of sexual harassment and assault without evidence [like what happened to Brett Kavanaugh, if you recall]. 

The singer tried to have her case adjudicated under Pakistan’s law against sexual harassment in the workplace, but because she was not an employee of Zafar’s when they toured together, multiple courts have thrown out her case. Had she filed a police report at the time, her allegations would have been adjudicated, but she never filed.

Several other women have also made allegations against Zafar, and they too are being prosecuted for "criminal defamation," and they also face up to three years in the slammer. The charges against Shafi and the others was made by Zafar after he made a complaint to the authorities, The Wall Street Journal reported. 

While neither Zafar nor the women have proved their case, activists in the wonderful land of Pakistan have said that charging Shafi will scare other women from coming forward when this happens to them. If Shafi lied, however, then there is no reason to believe real victims wouldn’t come forward simply because a false accuser was punished. But it all depends on the "if."

Zafar has adamantly denied Shafi’s claims as well as those of other women, saying the allegations have hurt his career, much like Andrew Cuomo and Harvey Weinstein made similar claims.

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GOP lawmaker introduces motion asking for Maxine Waters' resignation

Rep. Andrew Biggs (R-AZ) has introduced a motion Monday to censure Rep. Maxine "Low IQ" Waters (D-CA) and ask for her resignation.

This comes after "Aunty Maxine" called on crowds to confront Trump administration officials using tactics historically favored by Nazi Germany.

Biggs introduced the measure calling on Waters to apologize to the White House for "endangering their lives and sowing seeds of discord," resign from her position, and release a public statement saying harassment or violence isn't an example of actual protest.

This measure comes after Waters, who is a big fan of Louis Farrakhan, encouraged harassment of Trump officials at a Los Angeles rally.

"If you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them, and you tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere," she shouted, evidently meaning that if it were up to her, all of the Trump administration would be kicked out of the country. She also told MSNBC that protesters are "going to absolutely harass them."

Biggs' claim is that Waters' harsh words could "directly and unnecessarily lead to public unrest, physical violence, and physical injury" and mentions that some in the administration have already been harassed publicly.

Biggs' motion has thus far attracted the support of 5 members of Congress.

Waters doubled-down on her comments at a rally, and insisted she did not suggest harming anyone because she is clearly too stupid to understand what could happen when mobs get emotionally worked up and in the faces of their opposition.

"Trump is the one who is creating lies," she began. "Trying to have people believe that I talked about harming people. There's nowhere in my statement, anytime, anyplace that we talked about harm."

No, she just called for crowd harassment in public. This is the same moron who called the Los Angeles riots a "movement."


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Fired CBS exec whining that she's being harassed for her Vegas remarks

Hater of country music fans

Poor, poor Hayley Geftman-Gold. 

She's the former legal executive at CBS who was fired for posting on her Facebook page that she had no sympathy for the Las Vegas massacre victims. 

The post was up even before the bodies were removed from the scene of the carnage. The reason she gave for her lack of sympathy was that most people who attend country music concerts are Republicans.

What a sensitive Democrat she is.

Now the poor dear told the New York Police Department that she's being harassed online, officers said Wednesday.

Her words: "If they wouldn't do anything when children were murdered I have no hope that Republicans will ever do the right thing. I'm actually not even sympathetic bc country music fans often are Republican gun toters."

For some reason she sees the dead and wounded as responsible for the Sandy Hook murders in Newtown, CT--that's pretty sick.

Her post went viral and, for some reason, it upset normal individuals who viewed her words as more than insensitive and misinformed--they saw it as ugly and evil.

She told police that she began getting threats on her Facebook page and they are investigating the complaint. (Maybe she ought to buy a gun.)

CBS called the disgusting post "unacceptable" and fired her. 

The post goes way beyond 'unacceptable.'

As typically seen from people who are caught and outed for saying horrible things, Geftman-Gold apologized for her remarks:

"Earlier today I posted an indefensible post in a Facebook discussion thread concerning the tragic Las Vegas shooting, a statement I sincerely regret."

But what is it that she really regrets? Saying it? Or saying it and getting caught saying it?




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