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Tulisa Arrested On Drugs Claim

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Tulisa arrested on suspicion as acting as a go between in supplying class A drugs.

Do you think maybe Simon Cowell heard about this before it hit headlines and dropped her from the X Factor panel?

http://news.sky.com/story/1099279/tulisa-contostavlos-arrested-over-drug-claims

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FTA69

jimeryan22 wrote: »

Err... Don't really think anyone here is too suprised.. She's not exactly private school material now is she..?

Because people in private schools never take drugs.

Birneybau

jimeryan22 wrote: »

Err... Don't really think anyone here is too suprised.. She's not exactly private school material now is she..?

This post is stupid.

Not the poster though.

Prodigious

Still would.

Birneybau

Prodigious wrote: »

Still would.

Take coke? Judge a talent show?

Tell us damnit!!!

jimeryan22

HalloweenJack wrote: »

I hate these sting operations that these tabloids put on. It's entrapment, plain and simple.

It'd be different if she was going around going up to people and offering drugs but this is pretty low, imo.

I'm sure a lot of people on here know someone who can get drugs and if someone asked you, you'd probably help them out. I know I would. This isn't the same as drug dealing so I think she's getting an undeserved amount of stick about this.

Difference being mate,, she's supposedly a role model for younger girls.. So whether or not I or anyone else knows drug dealers, we don't all go shooting our mouths or as tulissa would say. "Moufs" off about it

billy2012

Damnnn.......She was only being SOUND!!

AnonoBoy

Prodigious wrote: »

Still would.

Well done. We're all assured that you are not a homosexual by your assertion that you would indeed engage in intercourse with this female lady.

jimeryan22

FTA69 wrote: »

Because people in private schools never take drugs.

Ha ha. Good point. At least they're better at pretending tho

SEPT 23 1989

I miss the days when bands had serious drugs habits and made great music:(

frank reynolds

cheap slag is in the media. cheap slag gets what's coming to her.

Chazz Michael Michaels

https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/249003_571020126283654_488153099_n.jpg

kunst nugget

jimeryan22 wrote: »

Difference being mate,, she's supposedly a role model for younger girls.. So whether or not I or anyone else knows drug dealers, we don't all go shooting our mouths or as tulissa would say. "Moufs" off about it

Yes, I always held her up as a role model for my girls. When she'd be on the telly, I liked to gather my kids around me, point her out on the television and say 'Look at her, girls. She has no discernible talent and yet someone pays her good money to pass judgement on other deluded people! I hope someday you will be famous for nothing in particular just like her! Now go and practice your bjs on little Johnny down the road and make sure they are really bad!'

Real Life

Does anyone know what ja rule makes of all this?
somebody get ja on the phone

AnonoBoy

Chazz Michael Michaels wrote: »

https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/249003_571020126283654_488153099_n.jpg

To be fair if Kanye West was pregnant that would be news.

He's a dude, right?

Augmerson

AnonoBoy wrote: »

To be fair if Kanye West was pregnant that would be news.

He's a dude, right?

Still would.

FTA69

On a serious note it's a pure witch-hunt bandwagon once again. It's a bag of coke like. Now I'm not suggesting that cocaine often isn't a negative thing but in the grand scheme of things it was a relatively small amount of a recreational drug. You'd swear she'd a direct line to importing tonnes of the stuff from Colombia the way this story is being penned. You can be sure half of the journalists taking the moral high-ground on this have probably used coke themselves, at the very least it would be used amongst their circle of friends. Is the fact a celebrity uses cocaine a massive news issue? Personally I think The Sun are a far more reprehensible bunch what with their hacking of phones, populist right-wing sh*te, tits-out-for-the-boys and general eejitry.

TL/DR: Lets not hate Tulisa because she likes a bit of sniff. Let's hate her because she's a pain in the hole participant in a sh*t talent show and gives crap gobblers.

Remmy

Real Life wrote: »

Does anyone know what ja rule makes of all this?
somebody get ja on the phone

That killed me when I first saw it

. We need to know what Ja thinks to make sense of this whole thing.

kingtiger

FTA69 wrote: »

You can be sure half of the journalists taking the moral high-ground on this have probably used coke themselves

only half

they were probably snorting the bag while "writing" the article

Meritocracy Wins

120_Minutes wrote: »

She should have been arrested long ago for giving shite blowjobs

Still not a crime.

BattleCorp

I have to admit I like her "Lucky Boy" tattoo just above her vajayjay.

AnonoBoy

BattleCorp wrote: »

I have to admit I like her "Lucky Boy" tattoo just above her vajayjay.

I have to admit I have serious doubts about anyone who uses the word 'vajayjay'.

Nodin

FTA69 wrote: »

On a serious note it's a pure witch-hunt bandwagon once again. It's a bag of coke like. Now I'm not suggesting that cocaine often isn't a negative thing but in the grand scheme of things it was a relatively small amount of a recreational drug. You'd swear she'd a direct line to importing tonnes of the stuff from Colombia the way this story is being penned. You can be sure half of the journalists taking the moral high-ground on this have probably used coke themselves, at the very least it would be used amongst their circle of friends. Is the fact a celebrity uses cocaine a massive news issue? Personally I think The Sun are a far more reprehensible bunch what with their hacking of phones, populist right-wing sh*te, tits-out-for-the-boys and general eejitry.

TL/DR: Lets not hate Tulisa because she likes a bit of sniff. Let's hate her because she's a pain in the hole participant in a sh*t talent show and gives crap gobblers.

...and was in a shite band.

Specialun

I dont know why everyone was so concerned when tulisa's sex tape was leaked

Im not too sure if you ve noticed but shes already appeared in numerous videos with 2 big d icks

yoyo

FTA69 wrote: »

On a serious note it's a pure witch-hunt bandwagon once again. It's a bag of coke like. Now I'm not suggesting that cocaine often isn't a negative thing but in the grand scheme of things it was a relatively small amount of a recreational drug. You'd swear she'd a direct line to importing tonnes of the stuff from Colombia the way this story is being penned. You can be sure half of the journalists taking the moral high-ground on this have probably used coke themselves, at the very least it would be used amongst their circle of friends. Is the fact a celebrity uses cocaine a massive news issue? Personally I think The Sun are a far more reprehensible bunch what with their hacking of phones, populist right-wing sh*te, tits-out-for-the-boys and general eejitry.

TL/DR: Lets not hate Tulisa because she likes a bit of sniff. Let's hate her because she's a pain in the hole participant in a sh*t talent show and gives crap gobblers.

I've always wondered that in these "sting" operations why the people involved in the set up deal cannot get arrested for possession of illegal drugs/match fixing etc.? I would have thought any kind of deal/match fixing as a sting operation would be covered by the same laws prohibiting them unless the police were involved.
Bit silly of Tulisa all the same, her solo singing career didn't really go to plan and I reckon her TV career will suffer due to this as a result.
Although I do believe in these "sting" operations that the people involved are set up also by the scum in the tabloids so I wouldn't go jumping the gun just yet. This paper is published by the fine people involved with the phone hacking scandal after all :P

Nick

Clandestine

FTA69 wrote: »

On a serious note it's a pure witch-hunt bandwagon once again. It's a bag of coke like. Now I'm not suggesting that cocaine often isn't a negative thing but in the grand scheme of things it was a relatively small amount of a recreational drug.

Which can get you several years in prison for supplying as far as I know.

Yakult

Slow news day, it must be.

JD DABA

In the same category as Kardashian and Hilton and Pammie.
By all means welcome on my computer monitor when I want, but never on my tv screen.

Make space for people with a real reason/talent/story/information.

cck suck video stars to the left. non cck sucking interesting people to the right.

Tubridy....somewhere in the middle.

latenia

FTA69 wrote: »

On a serious note it's a pure witch-hunt bandwagon once again. It's a bag of coke like. Now I'm not suggesting that cocaine often isn't a negative thing but in the grand scheme of things it was a relatively small amount of a recreational drug. You'd swear she'd a direct line to importing tonnes of the stuff from Colombia the way this story is being penned.

Someone knocking out half-ounces of coke at a time is probably a bit higher up the food chain than your average dealer.

[Deleted User]

AnonoBoy wrote: »

I have to admit I have serious doubts about anyone who uses the word 'vajayjay'.

The technical term is bajingo.

Rascasse

yoyo wrote: »

I've always wondered that in these "sting" operations why the people involved in the set up deal cannot get arrested for possession of illegal drugs/match fixing etc.? I would have thought any kind of deal/match fixing as a sting operation would be covered by the same laws prohibiting them unless the police were involved.

For most crimes there's a public interest defence for journalists if the police/DPP tried to prosecute. Doesn't extend to phone hacking, however.

She really only has herself to blame, Mazher Mahmood has been doing these stories for 20 years and people still get caught out. Simple rule - if you are famous or doing something dodgy that is newsworthy and are approached by this guy (perhaps dressed as the 'Fake Sheikh") it's a sting.