Forget Pardons or Tax Fraud, RUDY should be in jail for RAPE

On February 25, 2019, Giuliani forced Ms. Dunphy to have sexual intercourse with  him for the first time. Before this, Ms. Dunphy had refused and avoided having sex with Giuliani, although he had forced her to engage in other sexual contact. But on February 25, Giuliani told Ms. Dunphy that he would not wait any longer to have sex with her.

Ms. Dunphy objected and told Giuliani repeatedly that she did not want to have  sex. But Giuliani would not take “no” for an answer. He eventually forced her into having sexual intercourse with him. She never consented to intercourse, but she eventually stopped resisting because it was clear that he would not stop pressuring her.
 

Beginning in March 2019, Giuliani became more abusive toward Ms. Dunphy. He  continually pressured her into sex, was unconcerned with obtaining Ms. Dunphy’s consent, disregarded Ms. Dunphy’s boundaries as a survivor of domestic violence and behaved in ahyperaggressive manner during sexual interactions. Giuliani disregarded Ms. Dunphy’s request that his conduct stop and her pleas that physical violence, domineering behavior, and abusive language was triggering and re-traumatizing for her.

For example, during sex, he called her a “cunt,” a “bitch,” and “Rudy’s slut,” and discussed his interest in “BDSM” (which refers to bondage, dominance, sadism, and masochism) with her. Ms. Dunphy repeatedly told Giuliani that she was not interested in participating in such conduct. Indeed, Giuliani was well aware of Ms. Dunphy’s aversion to physical violence or emotionally abusive language of any kind, real or simulated, because of his work as her attorney in connection with her domestic violence case. Nevertheless, he continually talked about BDSM and violent sex, and demanded that she engage in such conduct.

On March 3, 2019, Giuliani explained that he fantasized about Wendy Rhoades in the popular television show Billions, stating “she wears all that black shit, she’s got a whip, and an electric prod.” Ms. Dunphy made it clear that she was not interested, and immediately changed the subject, commenting on the mosquitoes outside. These statements were recorded.

Giuliani previously tried to force her to watch BDSM scenes, and she refused. Upon information and belief, Giuliani knew that his fixation on BDSM would make Ms. Dunphy uncomfortable because he had witnessed that Ms. Dunphy was unable to watch such scenes or other types of violence or degradation in films and television shows. During such scenes, Giuliani watched Ms. Dunphy shake at the sounds, hide her eyes, and turn her head away. In one incident, Ms. Dunphy refused to watch “The General’s Daughter” with Giuliani, despite his claim that the film’s violent sex that led to a female’s death was “sexy.”

One of the most shocking claims in the complaint pertains to Giuliani's derogatory comments about Jewish men, in which he implied that their penises were inferior due to "natural selection."  Furthermore, the complaint highlights Giuliani's propensity for making generalizations about violence by black and Hispanic men, stating that "black guys hit women more than anybody else does... and so do Hispanic guys – it is in their culture."  Giuliani's disparaging remarks about various groups also extend to Jewish and Arab individuals. He belittled the significance of Passover, a revered Jewish holiday, and made derogatory comments about "freakin Arabs" and Jews. 

In addition to targeting specific ethnic and religious groups, Giuliani demeaned and sexualized prominent figures such as Hillary Clinton and Margaret Thatcher. He made degrading comments about their bodies and even speculated about the impact Thatcher would have on his own anatomy. 

Regarding Hillary Clinton: Giuliani demeaned and sexualized Hillary Clinton and mocked her body. While the exact quote is not provided in the document, it is stated that Giuliani made degrading comments about her physical appearance.

Regarding Margaret Thatcher: Giuliani demeaned and sexualized Margaret Thatcher and wondered about the effect she would have on his penis. Giuliani mocked Senator Elizabeth Warren as "in search of a gender," stating: "Pocahontas was a really hot babe, and Warren does not look like a babe. She looks like a person in search of a gender." Giuliani later said he was "very hot" for Warren. 

The complaint further reveals Giuliani's refusal to engage in sexual acts with Nancy Pelosi, stating that he would rather die than partake in any intimate encounter with her.  Moreover, Giuliani's comments about an employee's weight, referring to her as "fat" and expressing pity for her, highlight his body-shaming tendencies.  The lawsuit also addresses Giuliani's disparagement of a female lawyer based on her breast size, perpetuating a culture of sexism and objectification.

Equally concerning are Giuliani's derogatory remarks about the LGBTQ+ community. From suggesting that Mayor Michael Bloomberg "became gay" due to his wife leaving him, to using slurs like "fag" to refer to actor Matt Damon, and mocking Senator Elizabeth Warren's gender identity, Giuliani displays a complete lack of understanding, empathy, and acceptance toward the LGBTQ+ community.

While the Weinstein scandal shed light on the pervasive nature of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry, the allegations against Giuliani pierce the soul with an even more chilling resonance. They expose a man who, cloaked in the guise of authority and influence, weaponized his position to engage in heinous acts that defy comprehension.

The parallels between Weinstein and Giuliani extend beyond their shared positions of power. Both cases illuminate the far-reaching consequences of unchecked privilege and the urgent need for accountability across all echelons of society. However, the depths of Giuliani's alleged depravity magnify the gravity of his actions, surpassing even the most chilling chapters of Weinstein's reign of terror.

by Ari Newman 17/05/2023