Insane music industry exploits 47 year old with genuine talent in staged event

[Raffles]

If you see a horse looking animal with black and white stripes on it. Its probably a Zebra.

Sorry, but I'm not buying!

It was red & black, so I reckon it had sunburn!

[chrisfromchi]

Sorry, but I'm not buying!

It was red & black, so I reckon it had sunburn!

Fine. I seen enough of this for long enough to see a common thread running among things.
He may not be 33 but someone  or something masonic is around him.

[luckee1]

simon aside, and the racketeering music industry aside for just a moment:  Susan singing Cry Me a River:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI2DxkrgpgQ

Beautiful Voice.  If I could buy her recordings directly from her I would.  Anyone want to start an artists record label that PAYS the artists? 

For those interested here is an interview of Susan after the world exposure.

I hope to God she did not sign any contract!  I would like to see her example break the establishment!

[Raffles]

Joking aside, could somebody please qualify Simon Cowell as 33rd level Freemason or not?

[luckee1]

ok use the comparison of poop.

is a person 1st degree poop or 33rd degree poop?
It is still poop.    Same too of masons, IMO

[BlueBaron]

Yeah it does!
If a mod is going to change a thread title to suggest that SC is, not only a Mason, but a Highest ranked Mason at level 33, this forum deserves evidence, or the thread title should resume to it's former self.

Thank you, my feeling exactly.

[luckee1]

I forgot to post the link to the interview.  my bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn7So0NC74s&feature=related

[Dig]

Thank you, my feeling exactly.

well 33rd degree is not the highest level, but whatever.  Simon is such a complete prick concerning actually caring about people, he probably gives freemasonry a bad name.

[Noel Degrassi]

I hope to God she did not sign any contract!  I would like to see her example break the establishment!

Probably way too late. She may not be under contract for an album, but she's under contract with Simon Cowell and BGT. I'm sure part of the application process is to sign all control over to the show (this is to avoid competition stealing your act and signing them for themselves). Also, if you perform your own song, you probably relinquish the rights to it the moment you perform it, so you have to read the fine print, they will own you at every turn. Something like this is probably standard fare for the music industry.

It sort of reminds me when Limp Bizkit was auditioning guitar players all around the country (AI style) and I knew a few guys who went. They said that the application was littered with all kinds of clauses about original material becoming the property of the band if you use it in your rehearsal. The whole thing was a scam to get a guitar player AND maybe some decent tunes. Because theirs were crap. Thank God THAT fad is behind us.

This gal has tons of personality and if they can clean her up to look at least better that the Queen, she'll be fine. She seems the type that doesn't fully care what people think of her. It's hard to perform in front of a lot of people when they LIKE you. Think how hard it is when they're laughing at you.

Only good if you do stand-up.

[Raffles]

well 33rd degree is not the highest level, but whatever.  Simon is such a complete prick concerning actually caring about people, he probably gives freemasonry a bad name.

But SANE, we're relying on you not to disinfo people here?

[Dig]

But SANE, we're relying on you not to disinfo people here?

well that is a mistake, do not rely on me for anything. do your own research. I am an opinionated asshole who often makes mistakes.

anyone here for a given period of time knows that very well.

[Raffles]

well that is a mistake, do not rely on me for anything. do your own research. I am an opinionated asshole who often makes mistakes.

anyone here for a given period of time knows that very well.

LOL.

*Takes tongue out of cheek! 

[Dig]

Not exactly proof, but here are some fun pics:

By the way did anyone actually read what  wrote when I posted the pictures?

[Raincheck]

well that is a mistake, do not rely on me for anything. do your own research. I am an opinionated asshole who often makes mistakes, merges threads and edits other people's words

anyone here for a given period of time knows that very well.

fixed your post

[luckee1]

By the way did anyone actually read what  wrote when I posted the pictures?

yes

[BlueBaron]

By the way did anyone actually read what  wrote when I posted the pictures?

Yes I read them.

[pac522]

By the way did anyone actually read what  wrote when I posted the pictures?

According to this post on a Freemason board:

http://excoboard.com/exco/thread.php?forumid=54969&threadid=1457827

There is, I believe a Club in Barbados, which is owned by Masons... Simon Cowell had used the club.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-503210/A-year-Simon-Cowell-loses-man-boobs-Christmas.html

[Raincheck]

According to this post on a Freemason board:

http://excoboard.com/exco/thread.php?forumid=54969&threadid=1457827http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-503210/A-year-Simon-Cowell-loses-man-boobs-Christmas.html

Many people use Masonic halls and auditoriums for many things. Doesn't mean they themselves are Masonic.

[pac522]

Many people use Masonic halls and auditoriums for many things. Doesn't mean they themselves are Masonic.

Renting out a hall is one thing. Being invited to a private club on Barbados is another. And it can be only one of two things. He is a Mason or he is being courted by a Mason.

Edit: If you happen to look at the photo, it is professionally done, like a promotional photo-op.

[Raincheck]

Renting out a hall is one thing. Being invited to a private club on Barbados is another. And it can be only one of two things. He is a Mason or he is being courted by a Mason.

It said he "used" the club. What does that mean?

In 1990 I took two dozen guitars and rented a booth for a guitar convention in Columbus, Ohio at the Masonic Hall. I could say I "used" the club but I'm not a Mason.

[Dig]

Hey look at more information about the wonderful entertainment industry....

[Wonder if she will win a Sony Music Contract]

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Slaughter: Horror at Sony's depraved promotion stunt with decapitated goat
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=21772

Electronics giant Sony has sparked a major row over animal cruelty and the ethics of the computer industry by using a freshly slaughtered goat to promote a violent video game.

The corpse of the decapitated animal was the centrepiece of a party to celebrate the launch of the God Of War II game for the company’s PlayStation 2 console.

Guests at the event were even invited to reach inside the goat’s still-warm carcass to eat offal from its stomach.

Sickening images of the party have appeared in the company’s official PlayStation magazine – but after being contacted by The Mail on Sunday, Sony issued an apology for the gruesome stunt and promised to recall the entire print run.

Critics condemned the entertainment giant, which produces scores of Hollywood blockbusters each year, for its "blood lust" and said the grotesque "sacrifice" highlighted increasing concerns over the content of video games and the lengths to which the industry will go to exploit youngsters.

At the event, guests competed to see who could eat the most offal – procured elsewhere and intended to resemble the goat’s intestines – from its stomach.

They also threw knives at targets and pulled live snakes from a pit with their bare hands.

Topless girls added to the louche atmosphere by dipping grapes into guests’ mouths, while a male model portraying Kratos, the game’s warrior hero, handed out garlands.

The International Fund for Animal Welfare said it was "outrageous" that the animal’s death had been used "to sell a few computer games".

A spokesman said: "We are always opposed to any senseless killing of an animal and this sounds like a gruesome death. We condemn Sony’s actions. It is stupid and completely unjustified."

The party features across two pages of the latest edition of the company’s PlayStation magazine, which was due to hit newsstands on Tuesday but has already been sent to subscribers.

We have reproduced the spread – headlined Sony’s Greek Orgy – here, but have pixellated the image to spare readers the sight of the goat’s decapitated head hanging by a thread of tissue from its corpse, with blood dripping to the floor.

But the magazine’s readers were shown the picture in its full horror.

The article, based on a Sony Press release, shows more vivid pictures from the event under headlines such as Topless Girls! and Flesh Eating?

It asks readers how far they would go to get hold of Sony’s next-generation console, the PlayStation 3.

"How about eating still warm intestines uncoiled from the carcass of a freshly slaughtered goat? At the party to celebrate God Of War II’s European release, members of the Press were invited to do just that . . ."

In God Of War II, which is so violent it has been given an 18 certificate, players follow Kratos into battle against a series of fearsome characters from Greek mythology.

Sony describes it as "an adult-rated, fast-paced bloodbath – and enormous fun to boot", adding that it is "bigger, better and as brutal as ever".

One reviewer said the title featured "the most brutal, visceral combat of any action game".

Former Minister Keith Vaz, Labour MP for Leicester East and a long-time campaigner against violent computer games, branded the stunt "distasteful and irresponsible".

He said: "The slaughter of animals is not something that should be done to advertise a product.

"Sony as a global entertainment company has a social responsibility. At this event it failed in that responsibility.

"I think people should think very carefully before bringing games like this into their homes.

"I would understand if customers wanted to boycott other Sony products such as their televisions because of this controversy."

Sony, based in Japan and run by Welshman Sir Howard Stringer, is one of the largest media organisations in the world, boasting global revenues of £40billion from electronics, video games, music, television programmes and feature films – including Spider-Man 3 and Casino Royale.

It is regarded, along with Coca-Cola, Nike and Mercedes-Benz, as one of the world’s most valuable brands.

The company, which released the game in the UK on Friday, admitted that the stunt had been a mistake. In a statement it said: "Sony does not condone or sanction any inappropriate behaviour by its staff or sub-contracted staff.

"It has come to our attention that at the God Of War II launch showcase, an element of the event was of an unsuitable nature.

"We are conducting an internal inquiry into aspects of the event in order to learn from the occurrence and put into place measures to ensure that this does not happen again."

The party was held last month in Athens in homage to the game’s Greek mythology themes. Revellers partied against the floodlit backdrop of the Parthenon.

The Sony spokesman said the animal had not been slaughtered for the event but had been bought from a local butcher by the Greek company hired to stage the event.

What purported to be warm intestines was actually warm offal.

He said Sony’s UK office had been shocked to see the report in the official PlayStation magazine, which the company licenses to publishing house Future. Sony is this weekend recalling the entire 80,000 print run of the magazine.

The offending article will be removed because of the "sensitivity of the general public over issues of animal welfare".

The firm refused to say how the goat died. It is unusual for animals in modern Greece to be killed by having their throats cut, let alone by being decapitated.

It is not the first time Sony has been involved in controversy over its games. In 2004, the PlayStation 2 game Manhunt was banned by High Street stores in the UK after it was linked to the murder of a 14-year-old Leicester boy.

Last September the relatives of a family massacred by a New Mexico teenager addicted to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City launched a £317million lawsuit against the entertainment company.

And in November, Europe’s justice commissioner Franco Frattini was so shocked by the "obscene cruelty and brutality" of Sony’s Rule Of Rose PlayStation game that he wrote to all EU governments urging tighter controls on the "dreadful game".

[pac522]

It said he "used" the club. What does that mean?

In 1990 I took two dozen guitars and rented a booth for a guitar convention in Columbus, Ohio at the Masonic Hall. I could say I "used" the club but I'm not a Mason.

You don't just get invited to a Masonic function, unless you are one or you are invited by one. And I would suspect, especially a private club in Barbados. Do you happen to think that there might be other clubs on Barbados he could have used? How about the staged photo? Is that coincidence?

Inject common sense.

Again,

And it can be only one of two things. He is a Mason or he is being courted by a Mason.

Edit: If you happen to look at the photo, it is professionally done, like a promotional photo-op.

[Dig]

It said he "used" the club. What does that mean?

In 1990 I took two dozen guitars and rented a booth for a guitar convention in Columbus, Ohio at the Masonic Hall. I could say I "used" the club but I'm not a Mason.

pac, you gotta realize that Raincheck is one of those people that will not believe the FEMA camps exist until he is walked into one and the door closes behind him.  He is a product of a serious misinformation campaign as described by this defector from the KGB:

Soviet Deception: Demoralization of the West

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=915448763957391352

[Dig]

Actually Simon is really just a victim...

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Simon Cowell's lawyers warn press about harassment
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/dec/01/simon-cowell-press-privacy
Ben Dowell  guardian.co.uk, Monday 1 December 2008 14.14 GMT
 

Simon Cowell: photographers and journalists have been told not to pursue the reality show judge. Photograph: Stewart Cook/Rex Features

Lawyers acting for The X Factor judge Simon Cowell have warned UK newspapers not to harass their client after a tracking device was allegedly found attached to his Rolls Royce last week.

Law firm Carter-Ruck sent the warning letter to national newspapers on Friday after consulting with the presenter's publicist, Max Clifford, who told MediaGuardian.co.uk that "enough is enough".

According to Clifford, the letter pointed out that the use of a tracking device is illegal and could lead to prosecution.

He added that the identity of the journalist who allegedly attached the device is known to him and the individual concerned has been approached.

"We know who he is and we have marked his card and told him to never do anything like that again," Clifford said.

"We have always played the game and we are not precious but this is way beyond anything acceptable. So Carter-Ruck has sent a letter out to everybody warning them about this and making clear that it is unacceptable," he added.

"Simon has been putting up with this for seven years, with people approaching him at all hours and we know that we have got to have working relationships with the papers but within acceptable boundaries."

The letter also asked photographers and journalists not to pursue Cowell, place him under surveillance or photograph him in places where he has a reasonable expectation of privacy, including leaving or entering his home, Clifford said.

Asked if his client was upset about the alleged intrusion, Clifford added: "Simon is not getting stressed and not making a big drama about it but you know the game and he knows the game."

[Dig]

Everybody remember this staged stunt?

"Idol" contestant in sex scandal makes the cut
http://www.reuters.com/article/entertainmentNews/idUSN0122472120070302
Fri Mar 2, 2007 5:59pm EST


LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "American Idol" fans have sent Antonella Barba to the next round of the talent contest, despite a thumbs-down from judges and Internet photos putting her at the center of the latest sex scandal to hit U.S. TV's most popular show.

Barba, 20, the attractive former college student purportedly shown in various stages of undress in a batch of online pictures circulating on the Web, emerged as one of 16 finalists to make the cut on Thursday night as four fellow contestants were voted off the competition

"Idol" fans have flooded online chat rooms and blogs in recent days buzzing over whether the photos really are of Barba and whether they might get her kicked off Fox network's singing contest.

"Idol" producers have shrugged off the controversy, and no mention of the scandal was made during Thursday's show. But it was not until the end of the broadcast that the fate of Barba was revealed, when host Ryan Seacrest called three women to the front of the stage to announce which one was out.

Many were surprised that Barba, whose singing talents have failed to impress the show's panel of celebrity judges, made it this far. Others have said her level of talent may not be so important at this stage of the show.

"If a sex tape of Antonella makes the Internet she could win this competition ... now that would be rather humorous," said entertainment news blog Bumpshack following the show.

The anonymously posted Internet images include those of a young woman lying on her back covered in rose petals, posing in her underwear, sitting on a toilet and sitting among a group of topless women on a beach, hands over their breasts. Others show a woman performing oral sex on a man.

Though all are purported to be pictures of Barba, none of the subjects of the photos has been positively identified.

The scandal was reminiscent of the situation in 2003, when contestant Frenchie Davis, whose powerhouse vocals dazzled the judges, was dismissed from the show following the discovery that she had posed topless on a porn site.

Fox, a unit of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., has declined to comment on the latest scandal. But judge Simon Cowell and fellow producer Nigel Lythgoe said in separate media interviews this week that Barba's fate is up to fans who vote on the contestants.

Barba, who hails from New Jersey, has kept mum about the photos.

But her friend Amanda Coluccio, a fellow "American Idol" hopeful eliminated from the contest earlier this season, said that only the least graphic photos in question are authentic.

Those, including the rose-petal shot, were taken for a calendar the former architecture student made for her boyfriend, Coluccio told the New Jersey Star-Ledger.

The more provocative photos on the Internet are of someone else, she said.

"I've studied them. It's not her nose. She's never had (acrylic nail) tips in her life. She's the least slutty person I know," Coluccio was quoted as saying.

"American Idol," the most watched U.S. television series during the past four years, averaged more than 27 million viewers for Thursday night's broadcast, according to Nielsen Media Research.

[Raincheck]

pac, you gotta realize that Raincheck is one of those people that will not believe the FEMA camps exist until he is walked into one and the door closes behind him.  He is a product of a serious misinformation campaign as described by this defector from the KGB:

Soviet Deception: Demoralization of the West

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=915448763957391352

First, you are totally bypassing the topic by bringing this up but...

Second, how do you know my thoughts regarding FEMA camps?

Third, are you saying that anyone who ever walks into a public function at a Masonic Auditorium or Hall, or rents it for an event, is proof of Masonic membership?

[Dig]

What about when Paula Abdul was banging an American Idol contestant, wasn't that precious?

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American Idol Allegations
Paula Abdul vs Corey Clark
http://www.statementanalysis.com/abdul/
Posted May 2005

On May 4, 2005 ABC's "Primetime Live" aired a special titled "Fallen Idol." The show centered around former American Idol contestant Corey Clark. Clark claimed he received private coaching and had a sexual relationship with Idol judge Paula Abdul while he was competing for the title of American Idol during the show's second season. Clark was booted off the show for failing to disclose his criminal history which included assault charges and resisting arrest.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

How did it get "dealt with"?  American Idol conducted an "internal" investigation:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
UPDATE

On August 12, 2005, FOX, which airs American Idol, announced that Paula Abdul was cleared on any wrongdoing. FOX had conducted an investigation into Corey Clark's claims. According to FOX the investigation found that Clark's claims "have not been substantiated by an corroborating evidence of witnesses." FOX also said there was "insufficient evidence that the communications between Mr. Clark and Ms. Abdul in any way aided his performance. Further, we are confident that none of these communications had any impact on the outcome of the competition."

Let's analyze FOX's statements

Clark's claims "have not been substantiated by an corroborating evidence of witnesses."

FOX could not corroborate Clark's allegations. That does not necessarily mean he is making up these claims.

FOX also said there was "insufficient evidence that the communications between Mr. Clark and Ms. Abdul in any way aided his performance."

Notice they did not say there was "no evidence." They also admit that there were communications between Clark and Abdul.

"Further, we are confident that none of these communications had any impact on the outcome of the competition."

They may be confident but this type of language falls short of saying "none of these communications had any impact."

The bottom line is they could not substantiate all of Clark's claims which is what I expected they would say. Perhaps more importantly lets look at what Paula Abdul had to say about FOX's investigation.

"I'm grateful this ordeal is over, and I'm so looking forward to getting back to the job I love. Once again, I thank my fans from throughout the world for their undying love and support."

Once again this is the perfect time for Abdul to issue a denial. She could have said that FOX's findings back her claim that she did not do anything wrong. However, like in her earlier statements issued by here camp she chooses not deny Clark's claims.

Notice that Paula Abdul is not "glad" this ordeal is over. That is what most people would probably say. Instead, she is "grateful." What does the word grateful mean? It means feeling or expressing gratitude, thankful, appreciative. The word "gratitude" means "a feeling of thankful appreciation for favors received." Does Abdul know that FOX and American Idol let her off the hook?

[Dig]

First, you are totally bypassing the topic by bringing this up but...

Second, how do you know my thoughts regarding FEMA camps?

Third, are you saying that anyone who ever walks into a public function at a Masonic Auditorium or Hall, or rents it for an event, is proof of Masonic membership?

No, I am saying that you deny everything first when it comes to the NWO abuses of power without even spending one second investigating for yourself.  It is like you are just an auto-debunker robot.  Please go do some research and post actual evidence.  When I looked up the 33rd degree thing there was not much evidence.  I changed the thread title to reflect the actual issues discussed in this thread.  As far as being a mason? well his staged pic on Rolling Stone and the jetski seem pretty obvious to me, but like I said earlier what do I know.  He is obviously interested in NWO egoistic scientific technocracy fantasies as revealed during a conversation at 10 downing street:

Simon Cowell: I'm going to freeze my body when I die so I can be brought back to life
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1151872/Simon-Cowell-Im-going-freeze-body-I-die-I-brought-life.html?ITO=1490
By Jonathan Petre Last updated at 11:33 PM on 21st February 2009

Simon Cowell has been humiliating talent show contestants with his caustic comments for years. Now if he gets his way, he could still be tormenting them in the next century.

The television mogul wants to have his body frozen after his death so he can be brought back to life in the future.

He told guests at a private dinner hosted by Prime Minister Gordon Brown: ‘I have decided to freeze myself when I die. You know, cryonics. You pay a lot of money and you get stuck in a deep freeze once you’ve been declared dead.
 

Ice Man: Simon Cowell, pictured with ex-girlfriend Sinitta, let slip his cryonics plan at a dinner hosted by the PM

‘Medical science is bound to work out a way of bringing us back to life in the next century or so, and I want to be available when they do.

I would be doing the nation an invaluable service.’

Mr Brown, whose guests at the Downing Street function included Mail on Sunday columnist Piers Morgan, actress Amanda Holden and BBC1’s The One Show presenter Christine Bleakley, was less enthused by the idea.

‘I am not sure me coming back from the dead would be quite as popular as Simon,’ the Prime Minister said. ‘In fact, there may be a public campaign to stop me being frozen!’

Proponents of cryonics pay between £20,000 and £120,000 to have their bodies frozen in the hope that medics can thaw them out sometime in the future when science has advanced sufficiently.

Two firms in the US offer the service – the Cryonics Institute and Alcor. More than 160 people have already been frozen with a further 1,000 signed up worldwide, including about 100 in England.

For those who pay the fee, a trained team is sent as soon as they die to take care of their body.

First their blood is drained and replaced with a preservative fluid. Then their corpse is cooled in a huge vacuum flask of liquid nitrogen at nearly -196C (-321F).

Those who have their bodies frozen hope their memories, personality and identity will be stored indefinitely in their brain cells. However, experts are sceptical that medical science will ever reach a point when they can be revived.

Moreover, the cryonics industry has had its disasters. In 1979, nine bodies stored in a cemetery in California thawed out because the company involved ran out of money.

Procedures similar to cryonics have been featured in a number of science fiction stories. One of the most famous films featuring cryonics was Forever Young, starring Mel Gibson.

Cowell, 49, is best known for his appearances as a judge on The X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent. Last year he split with girlfriend Terri Seymour but has been spending time with another former flame, singer Sinitta.

His fame has been fuelled by his signature phrase ‘I don’t mean to be rude but ...’, inevitably followed by an often blunt assessment of the

contestant’s talents, personality or even physical appearance. At the dinner with Mr Brown, however, Cowell struck a positive note, saying the spirit that helped Britain through two world wars would see it through the recession.

‘This is still a great country,’ he told the Premier. ‘You just need to make people feel proud of it again, like we do on Britain’s Got Talent.’

[Noel Degrassi]

I was actually going to post something earlier but didn't and now Simon Cowell mentions it at the end there.....about the "Pride Of Britain" and all.....

Just watch an episode or two of Britain's Got Talent and you clearly realize one glaring reality. Simon Cowell absolutely HATES Americans. I don't think he'd have anything against the country itself, he just LOATHES Americans. When he's on BGT, he's all smiles and charming and funny and cracking wise and being just a generally sweet guy who really appreciates a good entertainer. Even when he's frustrated or annoyed on BGT, he never truly laces into anyone (I've seen him treat people on AI that he LIKES worse than tards on BGT). It's frickin' ODD. And he doesn't get pissy when the hosts make themselves "part of the show" when if Dork Seacrest did it, he'd get that "warning" Simon always gives him (it's like watching a master smacking his dog on the snout). He just busts out laughing and never gets that "look" he always has on AI. You just don't believe it's the same person. And he'll always push that British Empire pride though. About being "good enough for the Queen and the Royal Family" and such. Ugh. That's nauseating. And contesting are CONSTANTLY mimicking that "ooooo, to play for the Queeen.....ooooh....ahh...the Queeeeeeeeen!!!" Ugh, again. That I can't stomach.

And I do actually download BGT and watch them all, because it's actually a really entertaining show and there really isn't a lot of negativity going on. It's a very intentional aspect to how it's presented. It's really meant to be feel-good and not all antagonistic. And, the people with talent on that show, HAVE MAD FREAKY TALENT. It's like their most talented blow-away American most talented, but their crazy people are ten times crazier than American crazy people. So, it works itself out. Oh yeah, and Amanda Holden is so damn yummy.....wow.....hmmm......ymmm.......

[Raffles]

I was actually going to post something earlier but didn't and now Simon Cowell mentions it at the end there.....about the "Pride Of Britain" and all.....

Just watch an episode or two of Britain's Got Talent and you clearly realize one glaring reality. Simon Cowell absolutely HATES Americans. I don't think he'd have anything against the country itself, he just LOATHES Americans.

Oh do shut up and don't be so divisive.
If there's anything that'll make people hate Americans it's your stinking attitude right there!

[luckee1]

We dont get that BGT show here.  We see Simon as a prick, because the few times I have ever seen AI, Somon has been... How do I say this?......Well he is a prick.

I saw the Susan Boyles vid on youtube , and Simon was so pleasant.  I wondered what drugs he was taking.  Please know we are in no way bashing Britain.  The verbiage in this forum is no where near, the arrogance Simon shows on AI.

I don't think anyone was being devisive.

[RicardoCasio]

Also notice the dog in the bed with Simon the star.  Dog + Star = Sirius

Are you seeing how deep the symbology and manipulation runs yet?

[PessimismPorn]

her video have so far reached the phenomenal number of hits of 45 millions ...you can find all her videos in this link :
http://boylemusic.blogspot.com

[BlueBaron]

One thing you Americans are failing to understand, the video and the show, are only the auditions, which are done before a live ordinance, the woman chose the song and brought her own CD of the music. It's like American idol just instead of people singing in front of the judges with no music, the people sing with music and not only in front of judges but also a theatre full of people.

Its then edited for a one hour program and you see only some of the acts. There is also another version on another channel were you can see the acts that never made it to the main program.

People queue and wait all day in the theatre to perform, its not just singing, it can be anything.

You don't get a £1m contract at the end of it like American Idol or X Factor, you get only a cheque for £100,000 and your get to perform in front of The Queen at The Royal Variety Performance. A very British thing where stars get to perform before The Queen. It happens once a year. So it's a lot different that X Factor and American Idol.

 

   

[Noel Degrassi]

Oh do shut up and don't be so divisive.
If there's anything that'll make people hate Americans it's your stinking attitude right there!

Oh, f**k you.

[White Rose Sophie]

One thing you Americans are failing to understand, the video and the show, are only the auditions, which are done before a live ordinance,
   

Do the really bad ones get shot then? 

 

(Sorry, that just tickled me funnybone.)   

[luckee1]

 

[Sub-X]

Do the really bad ones get shot then? 

 

(Sorry, that just tickled me funnybone.)   

Now thats just wishful thinking 

[White Rose Sophie]

Now thats just wishful thinking 

 

Glad you are back Subby.  Those are JUST for you!!!!!!!!!!

[Sub-X]

Glad you are back Subby.  Those are JUST for you!!!!!!!!!!

You just want me to break into song again