Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 27, 2018
Metooism is the gift of infinite happiness.
Steve Wynn’s original name was Weinberg, and he is a total kike.
Las Vegas business mogul Steve Wynn is being accused of sexual harassment and assault by several former employees at his Wynn properties.
In a detailed reported in the Wall Street Journal, more than 150 people spoke about the 74-year-old business man and dozens accused Wynn of being sexually inappropriate.
The most egregious of the allegations comes from a manicurist who claims Wynn forced her to have sex with him in 2005. According to her account, after giving Wynn a manicure, she said he pressured her to remove her clothes and to lie down on a massage table in his private suite. The manicurist said she told Wynn that she was married and didn’t want to have sex, but she did as she was told.
After the encounter, the women filed a detailed report with the hotel’s supervisor and the casino mogul later settled a lawsuit over the incident, reportedly paying the woman $7.5 million dollars.
Wynn denied that he has been sexually inappropriate.
“The idea that I ever assaulted any woman is preposterous,” he told The Journal. “We find ourselves in a world where people can make allegations, regardless of the truth, and a person is left with the choice of weathering insulting publicity or engaging in multi-year lawsuits. It is deplorable for anyone to find themselves in this situation.”
Yes, yes.
But no one cares. Everyone hates all of you people.
But a former massage therapist, who worked at the Wynn Las Vegas years ago, said that the hotel owner would book multiple private message appointments with her in his office suite, where he would intentionally adjust his towel to expose himself. During one appointment Wynn reportedly told her of the towel “just get this thing off of me.”
During another session with Wynn, the former employee said she was instructed her to massage his penis to climax. The woman said she felt obligated to do so because he was her boss. She said at the end of each hour-long massage session, she was paid $1,000 in cash – the same rate she had always been paid for the massages.
According to the Journal, some former employees admitted that they would enter fake appointments in their books to help other workers avoid Wynn’s inappropriate requests.
“Everybody was petrified,” said Jorgen Nielsen, a former artistic director at one of the hotel salon.
Nielsen explained that he, along with others, tried to report Wynn’s behaviors to high-level company executives, but “nobody was there to help us.”
The Journal reported many of the people the newspaper interviewed were nervous when speaking about Wynn’s behavior for the fear of potentially damaging future job opportunities in Vegas.
Currently, Wynn is engaged in a messy split from his wife, Elaine Wynn, a co-founder of Wynn Resorts and ex-board member.
It’s funny that no single kike has had the nerve to point out how much I love metooism.
I literally believe this is the best thing that has ever happened.
I am very surprised that not one individual kike journalist has the nerve to print quotes from me and claim that metooism is an anti-Semitic conspiracy.
Such restraint I have never seen among the Jews.