british secret agent faces charges of harassment from femmes fatales
Major news networks are reporting multiple accusations tonight of sexual harassment against veteran British secret service agent James Bond.
A class action lawsuit for over a dozen women is being filed in a United States court by attorney Gloria Allred who is representing the score settling gold diggers and seeking to profit from their frivolous claims.
"These women are not score settling gold diggers and they are not making frivolous claims," Miss Allred told CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS and anyone else who would listen. "They are victims and they are entitled to a hearing. They are entitled to destroy any reputation in order to obtain cash and publicity. They are entitled to contrive untestable allegations based on tenuous acquaintanceships going back decades. If the Murdocks can do it to deceased broadcaster Jimmy Savile in order to distract attention from the Leveson Enquiry's existential threat to their phone tapping, police bribing activities at News Corp International, then the sky's the limit. This is the law and you'd better get used to it. Everybody else is doing it so why can't we. For years my clients have kept silent while James Bond swanned around the world with his inuendos and his libido. He got his and now we're going to get ours. It's payback time. James Bond is an affront to all women. Sexual harassment is a crime even against characters in a Hollywood movie. The British secret service must make restitution to my imaginary clients."
Some of the allegations are believed to go back to the 1960's at least as far as the movie Goldfinger.
"It's remarkable how much money can be made from an opportunistic allegation of harassment retrospectively alleged for cash and or revenge," mused Miss Allred. "I'm starting with Pussy Galore in Goldfinger. James Bond deliberately interpreted her name in a sexual and smutty way putting my client under extreme pressure to perform sex acts with him by throwing her in the hay and sitting on her."
Miss Allred was flanked at the press conference by several of the litigants.
"James Bond looked at me with his eyes," wept Pussy Galore weepingly. "And the way he said Pussy. Pooo Seee. Poooo Seeeee. It was very suggestive as well as being incomprehensible. I felt so violated. If Gretchen Carlson can get twenty million from Fox News after being dropped by the channel, simply by saying Roger Ailes asked her out, that sounds good to me. I want my share. I want in on that hot twenty million dollars for bogus score settling claims action. Since I've never met Roger Ailes, I suppose it will have to be Roger Moore, Or whoever was playing Bond at the time. Connery was it? I forget. Gimme da money. Gimme da money."
Xenia Onatop from Goldeneye had a similar experience.
"James Bond seemed to think my name was some sort of invitation," she claimed. "His attitude was sexist in the extreme. His interpretation of my name as an invitation was solely because I am a woman. You don't see people treating Wolf Blitzer of CNN as though he was a wolf or a German military strategy. James Bond threatened me. He made me feel threatened. He threatened me by (Insert Imaginary Threat here). Well, it's as much a threat as Donald Trump supposedly telling Megyn Kelly of Fox News that if she wasn't careful he'd mention her on Twitter, and Megyn Kelly is dining out on that baloney. Threats are in the eye of the beholder as Megyn Kelly might put it. I want my moment in the sun. Checque please."
Chinese temptress Graba Maititz from the forthcoming Bond film The Spy Who Massaged My Thighs currently being scripted by James Healy, has thrown her mammaries into the ring with a law suit in advance of the film even being made.
"Oh boo hoo hoo," she informed reporters clyptically. "I want money. You know that yet another Fox News employee, Laurie Luhn is claiming to have been halassed by Lodger Ailes while they were having sex for twenty years. I mean she slept with him for twenty years and now wants revenge or a letirement nest egg, so she's coming out with these standard bogus claims from central casting. The point is these allegations are sure fire winners for vengeful spurned mistresses everywhere. I'm like Laulie Luhn. Look, I can cly for the clamera too. Well nearly. I can do a fake tearful voice like hers. There you go. I'm leally like her. Just less subtle. And more fictional. I feel so vulnerable. Twenty million dollars will not ease the pain but it will buy me houses and cars. I'll allege anything. Oh boo hoo hoo. I feel so violated. Not to mention James Healy liting my R's as L's on his brog. The rittle bastald."
The Head of the British secret service has issued a carefully worded statement on the fictional femmes fatales' putative lawsuits through lawyers.
"These claims have no merit whatsover," M said. "So we intend to settle out of court to avoid negative publicity. Forty million dollars each should do it."
A class action lawsuit for over a dozen women is being filed in a United States court by attorney Gloria Allred who is representing the score settling gold diggers and seeking to profit from their frivolous claims.
"These women are not score settling gold diggers and they are not making frivolous claims," Miss Allred told CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS and anyone else who would listen. "They are victims and they are entitled to a hearing. They are entitled to destroy any reputation in order to obtain cash and publicity. They are entitled to contrive untestable allegations based on tenuous acquaintanceships going back decades. If the Murdocks can do it to deceased broadcaster Jimmy Savile in order to distract attention from the Leveson Enquiry's existential threat to their phone tapping, police bribing activities at News Corp International, then the sky's the limit. This is the law and you'd better get used to it. Everybody else is doing it so why can't we. For years my clients have kept silent while James Bond swanned around the world with his inuendos and his libido. He got his and now we're going to get ours. It's payback time. James Bond is an affront to all women. Sexual harassment is a crime even against characters in a Hollywood movie. The British secret service must make restitution to my imaginary clients."
Some of the allegations are believed to go back to the 1960's at least as far as the movie Goldfinger.
"It's remarkable how much money can be made from an opportunistic allegation of harassment retrospectively alleged for cash and or revenge," mused Miss Allred. "I'm starting with Pussy Galore in Goldfinger. James Bond deliberately interpreted her name in a sexual and smutty way putting my client under extreme pressure to perform sex acts with him by throwing her in the hay and sitting on her."
Miss Allred was flanked at the press conference by several of the litigants.
"James Bond looked at me with his eyes," wept Pussy Galore weepingly. "And the way he said Pussy. Pooo Seee. Poooo Seeeee. It was very suggestive as well as being incomprehensible. I felt so violated. If Gretchen Carlson can get twenty million from Fox News after being dropped by the channel, simply by saying Roger Ailes asked her out, that sounds good to me. I want my share. I want in on that hot twenty million dollars for bogus score settling claims action. Since I've never met Roger Ailes, I suppose it will have to be Roger Moore, Or whoever was playing Bond at the time. Connery was it? I forget. Gimme da money. Gimme da money."
Xenia Onatop from Goldeneye had a similar experience.
"James Bond seemed to think my name was some sort of invitation," she claimed. "His attitude was sexist in the extreme. His interpretation of my name as an invitation was solely because I am a woman. You don't see people treating Wolf Blitzer of CNN as though he was a wolf or a German military strategy. James Bond threatened me. He made me feel threatened. He threatened me by (Insert Imaginary Threat here). Well, it's as much a threat as Donald Trump supposedly telling Megyn Kelly of Fox News that if she wasn't careful he'd mention her on Twitter, and Megyn Kelly is dining out on that baloney. Threats are in the eye of the beholder as Megyn Kelly might put it. I want my moment in the sun. Checque please."
Chinese temptress Graba Maititz from the forthcoming Bond film The Spy Who Massaged My Thighs currently being scripted by James Healy, has thrown her mammaries into the ring with a law suit in advance of the film even being made.
"Oh boo hoo hoo," she informed reporters clyptically. "I want money. You know that yet another Fox News employee, Laurie Luhn is claiming to have been halassed by Lodger Ailes while they were having sex for twenty years. I mean she slept with him for twenty years and now wants revenge or a letirement nest egg, so she's coming out with these standard bogus claims from central casting. The point is these allegations are sure fire winners for vengeful spurned mistresses everywhere. I'm like Laulie Luhn. Look, I can cly for the clamera too. Well nearly. I can do a fake tearful voice like hers. There you go. I'm leally like her. Just less subtle. And more fictional. I feel so vulnerable. Twenty million dollars will not ease the pain but it will buy me houses and cars. I'll allege anything. Oh boo hoo hoo. I feel so violated. Not to mention James Healy liting my R's as L's on his brog. The rittle bastald."
The Head of the British secret service has issued a carefully worded statement on the fictional femmes fatales' putative lawsuits through lawyers.
"These claims have no merit whatsover," M said. "So we intend to settle out of court to avoid negative publicity. Forty million dollars each should do it."
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