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Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Nicki Minaj EXPOSES BREASTS At Fashion Week . . . Is She Doing Too Much!! | PaysToPost.com
Nicki Minaj EXPOSES BREASTS At Fashion Week . . . Is She Doing Too Much!! | PaysToPost.com: Nicki Minaj EXPOSES BREASTS At Fashion Week . . . Is She Doing Too Much!!
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Tucker Carlson Blames Sexual Assault Victims For Not Going To The Police | PaysToPost.com
Tucker Carlson Blames Sexual Assault Victims For Not Going To The Police | PaysToPost.com: Fox News host Tucker Carlson has been accused of victim blaming after he said that it was a sexual assault victims “obligation as a citizen” to go to the police.
In his opening monologue on Tuesday night, Carlson weighed in on the assault allegation made by Christine Blasey Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Van Badham
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@vanbadham
Tucker Carlson speaking from his personal and direct experience of being a sexually assaulted teenage girl whose abusers were rich boys with powerful parents.
Holly Figueroa OReilly
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@AynRandPaulRyan
Yeah, ladies.
Who cares if youre a terrified 17-year-old? TUCKER SAYS ITS YOUR DUTY.
Tucker Carlson to all victims of sexual assault:
In his opening monologue on Tuesday night, Carlson weighed in on the assault allegation made by Christine Blasey Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Van Badham
✔
@vanbadham
Tucker Carlson speaking from his personal and direct experience of being a sexually assaulted teenage girl whose abusers were rich boys with powerful parents.
Holly Figueroa OReilly
✔
@AynRandPaulRyan
Yeah, ladies.
Who cares if youre a terrified 17-year-old? TUCKER SAYS ITS YOUR DUTY.
Tucker Carlson to all victims of sexual assault:
Urban Meyer told NFL scout of Aaron Hernandez: Dont f---ing touch that guy | PaysToPost.com
Urban Meyer told NFL scout of Aaron Hernandez: Dont f---ing touch that guy | PaysToPost.com: Urban Meyer, now a coach at Ohio State, recently returned from a three-game suspension. Meyer had warned NFL teams against drafting his former player Aaron Hernandez whom he coached at Florida. (AP)
Bill Belichick isnt the only big-name football coach in Ian OConnors upcoming book, “Belichick: The Making of the Greatest Football Coach of All Time.” Current Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is also in it, along with his former player from the University of Florida – Aaron Hernandez.
Hernandez, who played for Belichick and the Patriots from 2010 to 2012, was found guilty of first-degree murder in 2015 and sentenced to life in prison before committing suicide in 2017.
Meyers time at Florida, lasting from 2005-2010 when he abruptly retired, was highly scrutinized.
Many of his players – including Hernandez – were given second chances despite there being at least 31 arrests in that time frame.
However, according to OConnors book, Meyer warned at least one NFL team that it should not draft Hernandez, saying “look, this guys a hell of a football player, but he f—ing lies to beat the system and teaches all our other guys to beat the system. With the marijuana stuff, weve never caught this guy, but we know hes doing it. … Dont f—ing touch that guy.”
Aaron Hernandez was found guilty of first-degree murder, but had run-ins with the law dating back to his college days. (AP)
An official with the NFL team Meyer spoke to said he was shocked when Belichick, Meyers friend, ended up drafting Hernandez in the fourth round.
“I never understood that,” the official said.
In an interview with Rolling Stone in 2013, a local reporter who covered Meyers team at Florida said that Meyer frequently covered for Hernandezs bad behavior and said he “wasnt ready to play.”
Other reports found that Hernandez had failed drug tests. Hernandez would fail other drug tests, according to reports, and should have faced bans for up to half a season, per school regulations. Instead, he didnt miss a single snap.
Meyers handling of his players and staff has again come under scrutiny. He recently served a three-game suspension for his mishandling of domestic violence accusations against former wide receivers coach Zach Smith.
Bill Belichick isnt the only big-name football coach in Ian OConnors upcoming book, “Belichick: The Making of the Greatest Football Coach of All Time.” Current Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is also in it, along with his former player from the University of Florida – Aaron Hernandez.
Hernandez, who played for Belichick and the Patriots from 2010 to 2012, was found guilty of first-degree murder in 2015 and sentenced to life in prison before committing suicide in 2017.
Meyers time at Florida, lasting from 2005-2010 when he abruptly retired, was highly scrutinized.
Many of his players – including Hernandez – were given second chances despite there being at least 31 arrests in that time frame.
However, according to OConnors book, Meyer warned at least one NFL team that it should not draft Hernandez, saying “look, this guys a hell of a football player, but he f—ing lies to beat the system and teaches all our other guys to beat the system. With the marijuana stuff, weve never caught this guy, but we know hes doing it. … Dont f—ing touch that guy.”
Aaron Hernandez was found guilty of first-degree murder, but had run-ins with the law dating back to his college days. (AP)
An official with the NFL team Meyer spoke to said he was shocked when Belichick, Meyers friend, ended up drafting Hernandez in the fourth round.
“I never understood that,” the official said.
In an interview with Rolling Stone in 2013, a local reporter who covered Meyers team at Florida said that Meyer frequently covered for Hernandezs bad behavior and said he “wasnt ready to play.”
Other reports found that Hernandez had failed drug tests. Hernandez would fail other drug tests, according to reports, and should have faced bans for up to half a season, per school regulations. Instead, he didnt miss a single snap.
Meyers handling of his players and staff has again come under scrutiny. He recently served a three-game suspension for his mishandling of domestic violence accusations against former wide receivers coach Zach Smith.
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