Posted on 03/22/2019 9:38:26 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
Fox News host Shepard Smith is now facing allegations of sexual assault, following startling new audio which was uncovered on Friday.
According to an alleged victim, Smith reportedly attempted to force “completely uninvited” sexual contact during an incident in 2004.
The shocking news has prompted outrage from Fox News viewers, who have demanded the network remove Smith pending an investigation, and have launched a petition that is quickly circulating online.
Conservatives and Trump supporters took to social media on Friday to react to the news, with the overwhelming majority demanding Fox News suspend or fire Smith.
Many cited the network’s recent treatment of host Judge Jeanine Pirro, who is currently serving a two-week suspension for comments regarding Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s Muslim faith.
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Well, if you say so. I’m not much on the theological aspects of it.
All I know is, the man hits back, and it’s a great thing to watch.
Boy you write great.
Should pen some religious books :)
#HeToo
This sounds suspect?
It’s a subversion of what God put into our nature and ought to be regarded as disgusting, as a crying shame.
What we may not see as often publicly is an example of the guarding, nurturing, generous man. That’s about the direct opposite of “gayness.” If we see the devil stealing something that’s essentially good, we have a right to be disgusted at it.
True points.
Well, I hope that at some point I can say some things publicly (with books, songs, etc.) about widely ignored aspects of the Lord.
We hear a lot sometimes about how we ought to believe so that we won’t go to hell, but not always a lot about what heaven is about. Heaven isn’t just hereafter. It begins on earth.
“all the men from every part of the city of Sodom—both young and old—surrounded the house. 5 They called to Lot, “Where are the men who came to you tonight? Bring them out to us so that we can have sex with them.””
:)
Oh, thanks for the correction. I remember him being an a-hole while broadcasting in New Orleans. I guess I got the two incidents mixed up. I’ll blame old age for that. It’s one of the advantages of growing old. You can always blame your goof-ups on being an old fogey.
Here we go:
This is the story:
John Doe #1 says he met up with Smith at the now defunct Nation bar in Manhattan, a spot Smith used to frequent to play Golden Tee and hang out when he was not on the Fox airwaves.
“I wake up, and Shepard is on top of me, like, in a towel or a bathrobe. And he’s got his tongue down my throat and his hands all over me. Completely uninvited. I mean, I gave him no signal. There was nothing,” John Doe #1 says in the interview — excerpts of which are presented in audio form above.
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“I had also volunteered to sleep in the spare, so it wasn’t — I never invited myself to his bedroom,” John Doe #1 said.
“I pushed him off. I was like, ‘Dude what are you doing?’ And he’s like, ‘what you don’t like it?’ There was like this, kind of like No!, and he kept going, he kept pushing. Like, pushing his hands on all these spots,” John Doe #1 said.
“He was just on top of me,” John Doe #1 said, calling the experience “definitely shocking.” John Doe #1 noted that “he finally stopped, but it took a lot of — it wasn’t just an immediate no, and then everything was like, so sorry.”
John Doe #1 said that Shep Smith lunged at him “three or four more times” after the initial attack.
John Doe #1 noted another moment in the kitchen, while John Doe #1 was getting ready to leave, when Smith grabbed him and put his tongue down his throat after the initial incident.
Not content with men already divided against each other competing for idiot bimbos which gets them exploited by the state, the homosexual outright seeks to exploit the men in the jail cell instead of repenting and respecting men.
I welcome homosexuals like Milo who see the humanity of conservatives, but they have to know that their behavior in this feminine duality will eventually require them to pay their respects to those who sacrifice in society. Meanwhile, they are a public relation liability problem.
Due to Irish ancestry, I remember all my grudges and animosities, but due to age, I have trouble finding my car when I come out of the grocery store. As for the Shep Smith episode, I live in Tallahassee and know exactly where it occurred.
This means Shep may soon be hired at CNN or MSNBC or cbs, nbc, abc.
Shep's a POS who doesn't belong on the air, anywhere. Oh, and I believe the accusation as well.
In hindsight we should have been suspicious of any ‘guy’ who runs around calling himself “Shepard”.
The title makes it sound like Shep is the victim here.
Replace Shep with Judge Jeanine.
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