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February 5, 2003
Robert L. Johnson, alerted by the rumblings coming from the Cosby, Farrakhan, and Sharpton camps, decided to tune into this show to see what Chappelle had been doing that was getting so many black leaders rankled. After watching the show, Johnson reportedly thought to himself, "Bill, Al and Louis may be right — if this really blows up, it sets us up to be minstrels again." Just as Cosby and Farrakhan did, Johnson decided to get involved as well.
April 9, 2003
Louis Farrakhan, most likely under the direction of Cosby, sought out the opportunity to speak with Chappelle. Farrakhan, who had advised Chappelle on his conversion to Islam in 1998, visited Chappelle on location days after the episode aired. His concerns fall on deaf ears, as Chappelle was resistant to pressure to tone down the show's content.
April 20, 2003
With Chapelle's Show on hiatus before production for season two commences, Chappelle took some down time at his Ohio area farm. It was here that he received a strange package.
As told by Dave himself, at around noon, in the middle of an early season Cincinnati Reds game, there was a knock at his door. Chappelle was a bit concerned, as no one except his close family and friends were aware of where he was.
When he opened the door, all he found was a crudely wrapped package, with the inscription "For Chappelle" on it.
Inside the package was a voodoo-doll style replica of Chappelle dressed as Clayton Bigsby — the African American Klansman from his first show. The doll was riddled with safety pins, and had a noose tied sharply around his neck. Accompanying the doll was a message in a childlike scrawl that read, "what you're doing is hurting the African American community — it needs to stop."
I have a question, what are Goldberg and the others saying to oung blacks??
The show went off the air because of contactual disagreements between Dave Chappelle and Comedy Central. His show is coming back on within the next couple months.
perched on top of my stomach, wielding a Colt 45 handgun with an enormous silencer. The other two men were holding me down. It seemed like my wife had been drugged, as she laid motionless but breathing next to me.
Oprah Winfrey leaned forward and whispered in my ear "you better watch your step — we're representing interests more powerful than you can imagine. You do remember that Farrakhan killed Malcom, and that Cosby, Johnson and I have more money than God
Originally posted by cmdrkeenkid
The show went off the air because of contactual disagreements between Dave Chappelle and Comedy Central. His show is coming back on within the next couple months.
Case closed!
Originally posted by Boatphone
I mean if they really wanted to stop him why not just pay him 51 million.
-- Boat
Again, the I don't think she somehow beaned a special show of Oprah just to Dave's house when he just happened to be watching, to tell him she was out to get him.
It is clear that who ever made that website was just making thing up, so we should be careful about believing ANYTHING on the site.
I mean if they really wanted to stop him why not just pay him 51 million.
-- Boat
Originally posted by smallpeeps
I want to again mention that this is not a thread originated by me. Like I said, it was originally a thread by another member that had gotten deleted because it was not up to ATS standards. That member had linked to a blog which mentioned this website, but the blog was a poorly written mess, containing a link to the actual site. I followed that link to the actual site and then formatted a post which was a little more acceptable and which linked to the actual site.
Wish I could remember that user's name because any points I get for this thread should actually go to them. Maybe the mods can look in the trashcan and give that user a points-bump or something. Unlike most of my threads, this one might actually get discussed and I'd hate to take credit for finding this site.