Liberian President Finds Something Naomi Campbell Won’t Throw
Disgraced former Liberian President Charles Taylor finally found the one thing that Naomi Campbell can hold on to. The once model/current egomaniac was called as a witness in the everlasting trial against Taylor, who is currently being prosecuted in The Hague on 11 vile counts: 5 counts of War Crimes, 5 counts of Crimes against Humanity, and 1 count of Serious Violation of International Law. In short, he is a bad, bad man. The trial has not in any way curtailed his love of the ladies, despite his ongoing marriage to the most deluded woman on earth.

Next time, Naomi, buy your own diamonds and keep your mouth shut.
While in South Africa in 1997, Naomi Campbell and Mia Farrow were at a dinner hosted by Nelson Mandela. For some reason, Charles Taylor was there. Because he was a man with a lot of power and all the money than he could possibly collect from the enslavement of his own people, Campbell flirted with him. According to the model’s former agent, Taylor promised to send some men to give her diamonds. The next morning, over a delicious breakfast, Campbell told Farrow that during the night, two men presented her with a “huge diamond”.
Naturally, when Taylor was arrested for murder, terrorizing civilians, mutilating and beating, sexual slavery, use of child soldiers, etc., Campbell changed her story. She had no interest in participating in the trial of the man who has come to stand for all that is heinous and evil in the trade of blood diamonds. But the woman is no stranger to subpoenas, and knew she would have to testify. And what was she to do? The truth was absolutely out of the question. While on the stand, she said that she was awakened in the middle of the night and presented with some “dirty-looking stones”. She claimed not to know who sent them, or that they were even diamonds.
When Mia Farrow was called to the stand, however, she told a different story. She said that Campbell had excitedly told her that she had received a huge diamond, and that the men who brought it let her know that it was a gift from Charles Taylor. It’s just the kind of thing that Naomi Campbell would brag about over her morning coffee. The details were fuzzy, however, as Campbell, it turns out, was lying to her friend. She had, in fact, received diamonds, but there were a few and they were uncut stones. The men told her that they were diamonds, but the supermodel, undoubtedly horrified that they were not of the sparkly, beautifully-cut variety, donated them to the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund.
While in The Hague, she lamented that, “I just want to get this over with and get on with my life. This is a big inconvenience for me”. That poor thing. How she must have suffered, being flown in to testify against a man who made his fortune from the subjugation and torture of his own people. The whole ‘doing the right thing’ aspect of taking the stand eluded her.
This incident is so minor in the trial that it really doesn’t even bear repeating, except that Naomi Campbell was once famous for being beautiful, and is now famous for throwing things at people. And it did get her back into the spotlight. Good for you, Naomi. Now we like you even less.








