Deja Vu
Page Sixers Seeing Double
Apparently, not everyone agrees with the New York Post's decision to confront Jared Paul Stern and Ian Spiegelman's allegations head-on in Friday's Page Six. However, the Post nevertheless stands by their decision in today's paper.
Because nothing shows an unwavering commitment to truth, justice and the pursuit of journalistic integrity like reprinting the unsolicited payola confessional in Monday's Page Six!*
Sure, it originally ran Friday, and is incorrectly dated as of yesterday, but they're going to keep on printing it until Jared Paul Stern is recognized as the rogue freelancer he truly is.
And until Ian Spiegelman is forever known as "homophobic."
*Or at least in the online edition.
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Yeah, that was an interesting few days. Page Six tries to pull the rug out from under an extortionist by printing all the "alleged allegations" that he was threatening to make public. Except, the wind blew the ashes right back in their faces because I believe every one of those "lies".
What a bunch of dirt bags. is that what it takes to make it in New York? I'll stay in Boston.
John Adams had it right. New Yorkers ARE common.
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