Zhang Ziyi Wins Defamation Lawsuit

Commie Sex Scandal

Fuck the rumormongers that spread bullshits like I sleep with Commies for $ millions a pop … I rather sleep with Kim Jong-un than Bo Xilai, you know, power does matter. Can’t you see how powerful is (Boy King) Kim Jong-un ?

No, Zhang Ziyi didn’t say that … We made it up. Our apologies.

Zhang Ziyi wins sex scandal case

Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi, who recently received the Best Actress award at the 56th Asia-Pacific Film Festival, announced Tuesday that she has won a 19-month defamation lawsuit against U.S.-based citizen journalism website Boxun over an alleged sex scandal.
Disclaimer: Pictures exhibited herein are of course fake photoshopped bullshits … Fuck the tasteless artists.

“The law has brought back justice and my good name. Remember, rumormongers, persisting in evil brings about self-destruction,” was posted on the 34-year-old’s official fan page on the Sina Weibo social media website.
In a report last year, Boxun claimed that Zhang had made over US$115 million by sleeping with high-ranking government officials and wealthy businessmen in China over the past 11 years, including disgraced former political heavyweight Bo Xilai.
Rebutting rumors that she had settled the case out of court, Zhang also noted that Boxun posted “a statement of solemn apology” on its website Dec. 14.
There was no immediate response from Boxun. The website had no news on Zhang’s latest post as of late Tuesday.
Zhang Ziyi denounces spreaders of sex scandal
Film star Zhang Ziyi has promised that those responsible for “spreading rumors” about her alleged involvement in high-level prostitution will be “punished eventually,” according to a post on her Weibo account.
The Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon actress said that the final verdict in her US libel trial against US-based website Boxun News would be announced on Tuesday, but there was no message as of press time.
Boxun ran a story in May 2012 accusing Zhang of making at least 700 million yuan ($115.3 million) by sleeping with high-ranking officials and wealthy businessmen in China over the course of 11 years, including disgraced senior leader Bo Xilai.
Zhang wrote on her Weibo on Monday that news about her reaching a settlement with Boxun was untrue, and that she would seek legal recompense against any media organizations or individuals involved in rumormongering.
“The 19 months and nearly 600 days and nights are not atypical for a defamation suit, but enough to damage a person’s reputation and innocence,” Zhang wrote.
Boxun posted an apology to Zhang on top of its English-language version of the website Tuesday.
It added that its reports were unsupportable and improper, and that Zhang has never been questioned in connection with any investigation related to the allegations set forth in the Boxun articles.
Zhang has also sued Apple Daily and the Next magazine in Hong Kong, winning rulings in her favor in November.