Fame, Power, & Status provide celebrities and famous people a new social level. However, dear readers, these three characteristics altogether cannot establish the mind in a normal condition when it has already been taken over by sadistic perversion as a mental classification.
On the contrary, Fame, Power, and Status favor the ones who hold them for providing a famous mediatic position. The same social rank raises them, even unrealistically. We can call it, dear readers, “Mediatic Illusion.
It gets distant, by the Mediatic Illusion element, from any mistaken feeling about someone’s character. This is why there was so much doubt about Jeffrey Epstein’s actions when he was arrested. There is doubt about Puff Daddy’s actions too, which he has been charged off.
Such a feeling, beloved readers, inappropriately creates a false appropriateness psychological perspective. However, reliability, honor, and character are totally nonexistent.
It is important to note that the number of crimes - the ones Puff Daddy had been charged with — made him worse and more dangerous than his sadistic-sexual mentor, Jeffrey Epstein. His freaky menu has been overcome but protected by “mediatic illusion”.
“Mediatic illusion” romanticizes the idea that someone can be famous, powerful, and belong to a high social economic rank and be innocent from any psychiatric diversity or actions related with them (psychosis, psychopathy, sadism, rape, human traffic, sexual designs, murders, etc). It means that all the accusations revolve around Puff Daddy, for which justice must make him pay.
“Mediatic Illusion” is a serious condition that helps (by the supposed perfection motto) the “Unsub”.
Mediatic Illusion hides the real psychiatric disturbances until they are exposed, dear readers, through accusations and evidence. It reveals the intentional actions performed and always pre-planned and pré-organized. It assures that perversion will be sexually accomplished, releasing obsessive-compulsive tension.
This is what happened to Jeffrey Epstein and protected him, until such limits were used upland he was sent to prison. Unfortunately, dear readers, there was no time for other people be linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s orgiastic parties, so they are (temporarily) safe by Mediatic Illusion in case they were accused and sentenced.
Nevertheless, power comes first, doesn’t it? There was no time for Jeffrey Epstein’s accusations, because a presumed suicide occurred. In my opinion, it has been the largest destruction of evidence case so far, regarding sexual traffic plans of this kind, involving powerful clients and frequenters of these orgies, and Jeffrey Epstein’s was the most important… It just overcame Puff Daddy’s Sexual Sect.
Mediatic Illusion, that is happening to Diddy (Puff Daddy) at the moment, tries to make him receive social protection (which does not have any legal value - it is just the popular opinion), yet superficial and weak, manifests in the shape of a kind person, as if he were indeed. This is pure nonsense. Sexual perversion, dear readers, is unchangeable. You just have to follow Jeffrey Epstein’s victims' statements as well as Puff Daddy’s.
Psychologically, it was not the fortune saved by both of them that created these “sex dealers and their sexual sects”. They have always been like this. Just like Jeffrey Epstein, Sean John Combs also produced, composed, and released (way beyond the artistic and musical works) women in their parties, including underage girls, where scenes and the main (victims) actors belonged to an unmeasured darkness.
Such an unmeasured sexual darkness - which lies far away from the spotlights charged by fame, power, and status where, in fact, dear readers, there is no light, no joy at all, just suffering, abuse, sexual exploitation, rape, women trafficking…
They are undercover by an infernal hot darkness and protected by clandestinity, where the actions against girls, teenagers, and women's physical and sexual integrity reverberate as infernal.
Fame, shaped by the same power and social status, favors people’s reliable image. Such an idea, created by “mediatic illusion”, pictures them as skilled people.
Nevertheless, Serial Sexual Predators do not change, for it is impossible — it is their nature. They will be like this forever, until the moment they are sent to spend eternity in hell.
The question, dear readers, is that when fame, power, and status are associated with sexual perversion, there are millions of fans unknowingly endorsing a pathology. They are witnesses of someone sexually perverse, attesting by artistic adoration that they are “cool guys”, when in fact this is not the truth.
Different from Epstein, who promoted orgies with billionaires as his partners, Puff Daddy, or Diddy, as he likes to be called nowadays, has an artistic side, and I admit that I used to be his fan myself. I, dear readers, used to be a follower of this enormous delusional mediatic illusion…
“Mediatic illusion” is such a huge problem, but it can take away doubts, outrage, and questioning. It is about time for people to mature and understand that fame does not mean being a good person. It does not grant famous people or celebrities a reliability certificate.
We have been treating disappointment, beloved readers, of someone with a strong artistic appeal — who, at first, Fame, Power, and Status stop the main questionings and make perplexity disappear.
There seems to be only one consensus for all these questions which are collective, a priori — understanding that the artist at issue, just by this position, would never be able to commit such acts he has been accused of.
Thus, there seems to be the indication that questions raised by fans have their own answers. These answers are mainly commanded by fame, power, and status.
Fame, power, and status, have universal strength — that explains why for millions of people, intellectually speaking, fans’ minds do not absorb the accusations declared and attributed to the idol in issue (in the present case, Puff Daddy or Diddy) and then, minimizing all the crimes and accusations by despising them.