Crackpot Cosby Blasts #MeToo Movement For Making Him A Victim

Bill Cosby is claiming that he’s the real victim of the #MeToo movement — speaking out from behind bars to blast the global campaign as a “terrorist attack on Hollywood!” The convicted sex fiend believes that the #MeToo campaign against Hollywood predators is an evil scheme dreamed up by female “extortionists” determined to bring down the entertainment industry, according to a friend of the disgraced funnyman. “This was all their terroristic plot to extort me for hundreds of millions of dollars,” the disgraced comic told his buddy. “And since I didn’t obey their ransom notice, they paraded in rickety women to abolish my legacy, career and reputation!” Cosby is still serving a three- to ten- year prison stretch on three counts of aggravated sexual assault while fighting to get released on appeal. He’s also been famously accused of sexual misconduct, including date rape, by more than 60 women. That includes women like Janice Dickinson and Katherine McKee, who were allegedly lured into meeting with Cosby over “meetings” about TV and film roles…

Crackpot Cosby Blasts #MeToo Movement For Making Him A Victim

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In the past year, the #MeToo movement has seen Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Steven Seagal and many other high-powered Tinseltown types accused of sexual misconduct. But Cosby believes that, like him, the men have all been caught up in an unfair witch hunt. According to his pal, Cosby said: “There are now enough men wrongfully accused that they could say they are the real victims!”

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Cosby's reported claims of a conspiracy are also backed by recent statements from his official spokesman Andrew Wyatt — who said the comic told him that “Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela helped him prepare for this chapter of his life,” adding: “He said they told him that if he was going to continue to fight for civil rights, something like this was bound to happen, and he’s been prepared for it.”

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“He knows he’s in prison not for rape, but for infidelity,” added Wyatt — who's also blasted the jury for convicting his boss on sexual assault charges of drugging and molesting Canadian woman Andrea Constand in 2004. “They convicted him with no evidence,” said Wyatt, “No DNA evidence, no forensic evidence — and on the word of a woman who isn’t even American.”

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In the past year, the #MeToo movement has seen Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Steven Seagal and many other high-powered Tinseltown types accused of sexual misconduct. But Cosby believes that, like him, the men have all been caught up in an unfair witch hunt. According to his pal, Cosby said: “There are now enough men wrongfully accused that they could say they are the real victims!”

Photo credit: Getty Images

Cosby's reported claims of a conspiracy are also backed by recent statements from his official spokesman Andrew Wyatt — who said the comic told him that “Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela helped him prepare for this chapter of his life,” adding: “He said they told him that if he was going to continue to fight for civil rights, something like this was bound to happen, and he’s been prepared for it.”

Photo credit: Getty Images

“He knows he’s in prison not for rape, but for infidelity,” added Wyatt — who's also blasted the jury for convicting his boss on sexual assault charges of drugging and molesting Canadian woman Andrea Constand in 2004. “They convicted him with no evidence,” said Wyatt, “No DNA evidence, no forensic evidence — and on the word of a woman who isn’t even American.”

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