UH OH.....THIS IS NOT GOOD....50 Cent, Beyonce, Usher, Jay Z, Timbaland, e.t.c. got some of that Libyan money from the Gaddafis

OOOOOH NOOOOOOOOOOOOO.....JUST WHEN I THOUGH BEY WAS DOWN FOR PEACE AND LOVE.....

Gaddafi’s sons apparently loved to spend lavishly. At the 05 Venice film festival party, they threw the biggest party in the city and even got 50 Cent to perform…………….50, I dunno if you want that blood money on ur hands bruh! If I were you, I’d give back the $$ they gave n contribute to an aid fund to assist the Libyan civillians……..I’mjustsayin…..Same to Beyonce and Usher……anyways, the intro and outro of the video clip are kinda scary……..that music, and the Arab writing……for some reason it just gave me serious goosebumps.....

Wikileak also reports that hiphop + RnB artists Beyonce and Usher also got some of that libyan money for a 2010 New yr’s bash in St Barts. Word on the street is that Beyonce was paid about 2 million US Dollars to perform. Not sure how much Usher was paid. Rusell Simmons was also at the party and per Necole Bitchie, posted this http://twitter.com/UncleRUSH/status/7255862175 . I Wasn’t aware how deep the Gaddafi sons were with the hiphop community. At the bottom of this page I’ve posted a link to an article where you can read more detail about the New Yrs Gaddafi bash…..splashing the billions plundered from Libyan civilians

WIKILEAK LIBYA CABLE ON TRIPOLI!



2. (S/NF) A local political observer XXXXXXXXXXXX told us that the Qadhafi family has been consumed in recent weeks by efforts to control the damage from Mutassim and Hannibal’s recent headline-grabbing behavior. National Security Advisor Mutassim al-Qadhafi kicked off 2010 in the same way he spent 2009 — with a New Year’s Eve trip to St. Bart’s — reportedly featuring copious amounts of alcohol and a million-dollar personal concert courtesy of Beyonce, Usher, and other musicians. Mutassim seemed to be surprised by the fact that his party was photographed and the focus of international media attention.










XXXXXXXXXXXX, his carousing and extravagance angered some locals, who viewed his activities as impious and embarrassing to the nation. Others took the events and rumors surrounding it as further argument that Mutassim — often considered to be a rival of brother Saif al-Islam to succeed his father — is not fit to be the next leader of the country. The Egyptian ambassador recently told the Ambassador that the Egyptians had been bracing for retribution after an Egyptian newspaper published the report of Mutassim’s carousing.