Singer Sinead O’Connor sits down with WSJ’s Barbara Chai to discuss Miley Cyrus and human rights advocacy.
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So she converts to a religion who is known to treat their women as second ckass citizens…..she's never made sense
she can do what ever she believe in
I was physically abused by Nuns in an orphanage,I get it.
I'm an Anglican child survivor of abuse now in my 60s thankyou miss oconnor
I was watching SNL when she did that. I watched as the audience fell silent and then the show cut to break. I was a bit perplexed because “at the time” she didn’t elaborate enough about what her beef was with the Catholic Church. We knew a little about clergy abuse, but nowhere near like we have heard over the past twenty years. Her appearance on SNL was in 1992, it wasn’t until ten years later that we started to really hear about the Catholic Clergy Abuse that had gone on in Ireland. Both Pierce Brosnan and Gabriel Byrne were educated by The Christian Brothers, Catholic sect, and they both had very very bad experiences. But she obviously has been deeply effected by the church, that to this day she is still hurting from it. I hope she can eventually heal from the harm that was done to her. May her senior years be filled with the peace that has alluded her all these years.
WOW! There are a lot of men in here really 😠 about a woman speaking out against horrendous abuses against children by monsters in positions of power. Only makes me love her and respect her courage even more. Jesus called out the Roman Empire, so did she. Peace be with you Sinead O'Conner
Miley Cyrus is a chump. Can't stand that girl and if she disappeared into a cave forever I'd be more than okay. That being said, Sinead is absolutely correct in everything she said. I'll leave it there.
She was RIGHT!!! It is the finest blades that are most easily blunted, bent, or broken. And thank you for your initial real courage Sinead. Informing the world of factual abuse and atrocities, way before we were prepared to hear it, so forcefully. As an abused child, this warrior refused to roll a blind eye. "Through their own words, they will be exposed!" The truth was more important than career!! STRENGTH & COURAGE! And mental illness doesn't mean someone is "crazy or a loonie." Blessings to all! 🥰
Be so proud Sinead! I’m sorry for only hearing about your strength & courage now!
2021 and she was so right about this. I stand for Sinead!
notice at the very end she mentions britney… seven years ago… AGAIN this woman knows more than we do.
What happened with her and Miley then?
Sinead O'Connor was right all along.
Miley is a lousy person. Maybe she will grow up and out of it, but probably not. To use mental health as a trump card to win a disagreement, especially when Sinead was trying to help her, was despicable.
Sinead protesting against children abuse and that time people against her for that????
i love her . she is amzing
I only just REALLY discovered Sinead and her art and I'm madly in love. She's my new favorite person guys
Whining about media…the using it….hypocrisy at its finest…
She is so freaking tired and pretentious. SNL absolutely nailed her with the Sinead O'Connor Awards sketch, and that was months before she did the picture tearing thing. The sketch and Jan Hooks' great impression just showed her as the overbearing, disturbed soul that she is. She's a tortured artist who doesn't understand that people want entertainment in their lives, not whining, moaning, bitching, complaining and preaching. Sinead continues to be totally disingenuous here. She was abused by her PARENTS, but when this question comes up she tries to connect her abuse with the Catholic church, a total falsehood. I do feel sorry for her but she needs therapy, not to spread her anger and depression around the whole world. Also kudos to Madonna and Joe Pesci for speaking out against her SNL stunt at the time. And of course Sinead wouldn't address it here, but she preached to Miley about being too sexy in her videos, saying she was prostituting herself. Just the classic backwards feminist puritanism where women try to shame other women about how they choose to express their sexuality. And nevermind what she did more recently, saying white people and non-Muslims are "disgusting." Sinead is a SICK, sad, self-loathing individual intent on spreading her misery around the world.
lets remember they did all this to Mariah way before Britney… its funny how people don't bring that up.. not only the media, but her ex husband sabotaged her career constantly…
I agree. I misjudged her. Her 1992 album was really good. I just listened to it. I was shocked, I can definitely now see why she was really popular in the 90s. And still on TV after that SNL appearance.
Billy Ray doesn't have the love, good sense or moral courage to keep his filthy little Hannah Montana child actor in line and O'Connor was right to speak to the issue. I support O'Connor 100%.
She was right about the Pope. So many child victims, negatively changed forever.
Gracias a Sinéad O"connor muchos abrimos los ojos ante las abominables prácticas católicas que hoy día el Vaticano las trata con guantes blancos.
Beautiful lady in and out stay strong stay safe sending love from UK takecare x
Such a an amazing smart woman !I lovel and respect her so much !❤
I was 34 when I saw Sinead rip up the picture of the pope on Saturday night live. I thought it was great.
I’m a 62 -year-old male and Sinead O’Connor is still my hero.
And she was RIGHT…..🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Never really been a a fan of Sinead, not that I've had anything against her………But WOW, she's gone well up in my estimation. Well done Sinead for saying it as it truly is.