George Clooney Rags on Brad Pitt

lylian Says:
November 29th, 2006 at 4:50 am

I genuinely believe that those who continue to dislike Brad and Angelina 2 years and 3 kids after separation are people who

(a) have a victim mentality;
(b) don’t really think but react to their feelings.(I feel therefore I am)
(c) and the more vitriolic they are, the more they hate themselves, and the awful lives they live.

Don’t get me wrong, these people may, be objective standards, have a really good life but something stops them from enjoying their own lives. Always, something eats away at their soul so they hate whoever symbolises their fears, their insecurities.
***************

You pointed out something that reminds me about the Donald Trump incident. One begin to wonder why he did what he did. Aside from getting publicity and to share in the popularity of the J-Ps what’s in it for him? It certainly not for altruistic reasons. I don’t know much about him but he sure does appear to have some vested interest in bashing Angie and acts as if its his moral right. Unfortunately for him, he doesn’t have the credibility to get the mud he threw to stick. Angie’s discord with her father and her taking a firm stand touches a nerve. He’s probably afraid one of his children will do the same. Angie sharing her fortune goes against his personal mantra of amassing his fortune. You’re suppose to hoard it, build from it and not give it away.

So, same as thru applies to the people who were subjected to the hard selling tactics of the concept that Aniston is the poster girl of the “mini-van majority”. Some took it as gospel because it validates/justifies what you have stated in your post. Sadly, the entertainment media left it from there and made conclusions and still based their stories on those conclusions. What’s unfortunate is that, that biased perception infiltrated into some of the mainstream media. Its also unfortunate that very same media who forced fed that concept conveniently forgot to take into account that those who were lumped as the “mini-van majority” are beginning to question the validity of that claim that Aniston is their poster girl.

The Rev Ted reference is from a line in Ocean’s that George says to Brad :

“Ted Nugent called he wants his shirt back”

Anyway, George is a tool. He’s whored his relationship out with Brad forever and a day but when it came time for George pimping himself out for Oscar he’s suddenly only ‘work friends’ with Brad. Which in reality is all he ever really was anyway. When it suits Clooney Brad’s the greatest but when Clooney wants to talk about himself he really doesn’t know Brad.

Good Morning. This was posted on bradforums.

November 29, 2006
Are Americans Cheap?
By John Stossel

The New York Times and Washington Post editorialize about America’s “stinginess.” Former President Jimmy Carter says when it comes to helping others, “The rich states don’t give a damn.” Standing outside the White House, the singer Bono told the press that America doesn’t do enough to help the needy:

“It’s the crumbs off our tables that we offer these countries.”

It seems obvious to Bono and President Carter that America offers “crumbs” because the governments of most other wealthy countries distribute a larger percentage of their nations’ wealth in foreign aid. Yes, the U.S. government gave out $20 billion last year, much more than other countries give, but that’s only because we are so stupendously wealthy. If you calculate foreign aid as a percentage of our wealth, the United States gives much less than others.

Actress Angelina Jolie calls that “really disgusting” in my new TV special, titled “Cheap in America.” “ABC News” will broadcast it tonight (Wednesday, Nov. 29 at 10 p.m. — sorry — I know some of you are reading this column after that). Jolie goes on to say, “I think most American people, you know, really do think we give more. And I know that they would if they could understand how little they give and how much more we can afford to give, absolutely, without even noticing.”

But wait a second … when talking aid, why do Jolie and the others talk just about what the government gives? Why conflate America with our government? America is the people.

Jolie could look to herself as an example of the generous American. She gives weeks of her time and millions of her own dollars to charities.

I also wanted to mention that the whole point of the ad was because George had contacted Variety and wanted to put a “For your consideration” ad in the paper for Matt Damon for Sexiest Man Alive. Variety told him NO! They were a serious newspaper and do not run things like that. Clooney told Brad and Brad contacted Variety and they gladly ran the ad for Brad.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
LMAO

I love the jokes between the two of them

Meli Says:
November 29th, 2006 at 6:51 am

George Clooney is one of the most interesting people in hollywood right now
======================================================

Are you serious? Clooney has got to be one of the most boring people in HW right now. Clooney goes on interviews and says the same damn thing every.single.time. I think I’ve heard that Matt campaigned hard for SMA thing about 5x’s now.

The Good German is going to be another bomb for Clooney. The movie is horrible to the point of people in the screenings laughing out loud at it.

Clooney’s a poser. His whole trip to Darfur wasn’t because he all of a sudden decided he wanted to go. He went because George wants in with the Bono’s , Brad’s and Angelina’s. Hell, Matt Damon went to Africa so George had to go. Always on someone else’s urging or coat tails. Just watch how comitted Clooney will be for Africa and specifically Darfur. That will be his father Nick’s cause not George’s.

Clooney is a famwhore of the highest order.

Huh? Says

That’s your opinion and i respect that.Mine is different.

Oops..meant famewhore…not fam-***** (read the post above) like in family which we know George doesn’t want. lol.

I also get the vibe that George has this weird love/hate thing with Brad.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I agree with this. The public loves Brad in a way that George has never experienced. I think too that Clooney is stuck in that frat boy mentality while everyone around him has moved on with family and kids. Clooney is looking to stay relevant so he attaches himself to these people’s causes.

true men

Clooney’s an a**!

Enough with him already. He’s so overexposed. He doesn’t know when to stop. Clooney’s an older Ben Affleck to me.

Please people, PEOPLE. George has been politically active and an outspoken progressive for as long as he’s been famous. He is always the first to go toe to toe with anyone who steps outta line, he’s smacked Bill O’Reilly upside the head enumerable times, he was the first to address the papzi’s getting out of control (re Princess Diana’s death), he started talking about Darfur long before others were — his films Syriana was an expose of the whole govt/oil/war deal, Good Night and Good Luck inspired many to start speaking out about BushCo (see Keith Olberman), he’s always entered the political fray without a second’s hesitation…and he does it for several reasons…he’s smart, he cares about people, and he loves his country. I’d advise everyone to read George’s GQ interview from a few years back to get the gist of the man…he’s from a good family that was morally conscientious and sensitive to race and social issues, in Kentucky of all places..his father Nick is his hero (as a kid, George remembers his Dad, a local newscaster, cussing people out and getting up from parties and leaving when someone would say the n-word, or something else particularly racist) - his Dad was a stand-up guy and that’s who he most admires. He is friends with people that are very much like his Dad, politically aware, socially conscious good men like Brad, like Matt. He’s not too hard to figure out. I for one, have always loved George.

I just wish he’d get his damn teeth fixed.

Sorry AG, lolol.