"The Only Ones Who Need Immunity Are The Guilty" - Dostoevsky

Yep. Dostoevsky had it right.

And it applies to Mary-Kate Olson.

Heath Ledger died (we've covered this topic before) and if Mary-Kate did nothing wrong why not talk.

Instead her lawyer says:

"Regarding the government's investigation, at Ms. Olsen's request, we have provided the government with relevant information including facts in the chronology of events surrounding Mr. Ledger's death and the fact that Ms. Olsen does not know the source of the drugs Mr. Ledger consumed," Miller said in a statement.

She was in California at the time. Did she kill him? I am going to say NO.

I don't think she supplied him with the drugs since it appears to have been drugs taken in contra-indication to each other.

I don't know why she is clamming up, but she is hiding something.

Let's hope the government issues a subpoena for her to testify before an inquest or grand jury.

I was joking - Dostoevsky did not say the quote above.

But the old Roman Maxim applies:

Let Justice Be Done Though the heavens fall

Hollywood Once Again has lost its Collective Minds!!!!!

There's a tiny movie opening in a few weeks.

It's called Batman The Dark Knight.

Fine.

I liked Christian Bale's Batman - it made me forget Tim Burton's Batman.

As I said, the movie hasn't opened.

Yet the people in Hollywood have already started the "buzz" that Heath Ledger deserves an Oscar for playing The Joker.

You can read about it here.

Has Tinseltown gone mad?

Isn't this the same Heath ledger who died of a DRUG OVERDOSE?

Does it not matter to the morons in Hollywood that honoring this joker (without a capital J) sends the wrong message to kids?

Is it only me?

Boo Hoo Hoo. Heath Ledger is dead. HE KILLED HIMSELF. He didn't die of a heart attack like Peter Finch did. He did not die in a car accident like James Dean or Sam Kinison.

He killed himself by taking too many drugs.

Boo Hoo Hoo.

I have always wondered why I stopped watching the Oscars years ago.

Now I have the reason.



Yeah - a fine upstanding member of society.