STOP EVERYTHING! The Media Is Trying To Cover Up The EXPLOSIVE Diddy Lawsuit – ‘CANNOT WAIT until we get to Oprah!!!’ 

Have you heard about the P. Diddy scandal? If not—it’s because the media and Hollywood are trying to bury it for a very sinister reason. Today, I am breaking down the lawsuit and revealing the top 5 takeaways. Plus, I’m going to demonstrate mental illness in the form of a response I got on Twitter when I said I wanted to look into the history of pornography. Also, the CDC has new COVID guidelines—rejoice “conspiracy theorists” because we were right.

Last year, Diddy’s ex-girlfriend, Cassandra, known as Cassie, filed a federal lawsuit against him in New York, accusing him of years of assaults. The lawsuit included serious allegations of rape, physical abuse, intimidation, and involvement with male escorts. Kid Cudi supported some of the accusations but claimed Cassie was attempting to extort $30 million from Diddy. The case was settled quickly, but more women came forward, accusing Diddy of misconduct.

Now, a new lawsuit has emerged. Rodney Jones, also known as Lil Rod, a producer who worked with Diddy, has filed a 70-page lawsuit in the southern district of New York, seeking $30 million. The suit alleges that Diddy subjected Jones to s3xual misconduct during the production of an album. Jones claims to have hours of recorded footage and pictorial evidence supporting his claims.

Jones’s allegations include accusations of Diddy repeatedly groping him without consent, attempting to groom him into a homos3xual relationship by showing explicit videos, and forcing him to watch Diddy shower while walking around naked. Jones also implicates Diddy in a m~rder cover-up, stating that Diddy and his son m~rdered someone in plain daylight, with LAPD involvement in producing fake reports to cover it up.

Explosive claims in the lawsuit involve allegations of Diddy hosting events called “freak-offs” to procure blackmail on other industry figures. The suit names multiple current rappers involved in drug-fueled parties with underage individuals, creating a network of potential blackmail victims. Additionally, Jones accuses Diddy’s chief of staff, Christina Karam, of being a madame and keeping Diddy supplied with drugs,  workers, and pr0stitutes.

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That Sean Combs Lawsuit Shouldn’t Have Surprised Anyone

At least, the lawsuit didn’t much surprise Joel Anderson, given his intensive reporting on the death of Tupac Shakur. Plenty of attention has been given to the 1990s feud between Combs and his record label, Bad Boy Records, and Marion “Suge” Knight, who ran Death Row Records, with most of the blame going to Knight. But “their deadly rivalry was never quite as one-sided as it seemed,” Anderson writes. “And as the recent lawsuit perhaps underscores, Combs also had a penchant for violence and bullying that never seemed to slow his stardom.” Read Anderson’s reflection on Combs’ history, including his alleged role in Shakur’s killing.