Sharon Stone Apologizes For China Karma Comments
photo courtesy of PR Photos/www.prphotos.comSharon Stone has reportedly apologized for her dumbass remarks about the Chinese earthquake. As mentioned before, she shocked journalists at the Cannes Film Festival when she asked if the recent earthquake in China was a result of karma for China’s treatment of the Tibetans. After China officials called for a boycott of all of her upcoming films and protests at Dior, where Stone is a spokesperson, she has said she is “deeply sorry” for causing any anguish and anger. She said:
“Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people. I am willing to take part in the relief work of China’s earthquake, and wholly devote myself to helping affected Chinese people.”
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang has acknowledged the apology, stating:
“We hope that as an actress she should contribute to our two peoples’ mutual trust, understanding and friendship.”
Well, at least she apologized in the end. Hopefully in the future she’ll try to refrain from sharing her words of wisdom about natural disasters.
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Sharon Stone’s comment about Katrina.
News Reporter: Did you hear know about the typhoon in New Orleans?
Stone: Of cause I have. You know, it’s very interesting about that since first, I’m not
happy about the way USA treats the Iraqis because I think anyone should not be unkind to
anyone else. And so I am being very concerned about the election of the next president
of the US and A, because we had not being nice to Saddam Hussein, who is a good friend of
mine. And Katrina typhoon ,and all the stuff happened, and I thought, is that Karma?
When you’re not nice that the bad things happen. And then I got a letter from the Iraqi
Foundation that they want to go and be helpful. This made me cry. And they asked me if I
will write a quote to that, and I said I would that it was a big lesson to me, that
sometimes you have to learn to put your face down and be a dog to the person who aren’t
nice to you. And that is a big lesson to me.