Jamie Lynn attacks Britney for her testimony ('Things I Should Have Said' book LEAKS)

[Moscow]

Can't wait to read this trash!

Update from @Jordan Miller: The excerpt was removed due to a copyright takedown notice from Attributor. 

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[Forever222]

Can someone please make key points of her lame book. I have no interest in reading the whole thing. 

[KrisJ]

I skipped ahead to the “my testimony” chapter and she really is so judgemental and disgusting in what she says about Britney. 

[BritneyFanatic2014]

Link?

[Tear the floor up up]

Wait the link just re-directs me back to this thread, was it some sort of trick

[applehead]

Someone take one for the team and fill us in anything anyone cares about (Britney related)

[Kletus]

I haven't read it yet but HOW DARE SHE!!!

[GirlOnTheMoon]

[Ghoulia]

2 minutes ago, BritneyFanatic2014 said:

Link?

https://cloud.strongervision.net/s/KHtbyiLsB9fjYQP

[Tear the floor up up]

Allegedly there's only 240 pages and 'Britney' is mentioned 197 times and 'Sister' 156. 

[KrisJ]

I’ve copied and pasted majority of Judas Lou’s Britney blaming/victim shaming chapter of her toilet paper book: 

Spoiler

On June 23, 2021, my sister broke her silence in regard to the
oppressive nature of her 2008 conservatorship. Throughout the weeks that followed, she had the media and internet world stage to speak freely—to share her truth. During a couple of her state- ments, she made sweeping allegations, using words like “my family” and “those who should have helped.” At no point did my sister lift the veil on what or who is truly responsible for her challenges. By excluding this, she allowed an onslaught of hate that put me and my family at risk.
Her references to me left me reeling. I have only ever had her back. From the earliest days of Britney’s challenges, I have protected her at every turn. Too young to know better, to understand that it’s okay if you’re not okay, I helped keep Britney’s emotional epi- sodes hidden from the world. It started early, when I was in my tweens, and I had to defuse rumors my classmates repeated, and I continued to protect her until just recently, when she decided I didn’t need protecting and threw me to the proverbial media wolves.
Despite her comments, I still support what is best for her. I’m only saddened that in her current state of mind, she is incapable of supporting me in the same way. My siblings and I have been traumatized by the distorted vision my parents have of loyalty and success, the impact of exposure, and the flip side of fame. I’m not looking for pity. I want Britney and the world to know she isn’t the only one who is left with the scars from our early years of delin- quency and manipulation.
I am immensely grateful for my career and the events that have led me here, to the life I now enjoy. But that came from luck, hard work, and owning up to my mistakes along the way. My sister’s dia- tribe assigns blame outward without any self-reflection.

I finally received the wake-up call I needed to change. Dur- ing quarantine, when all of us were living under one roof again, I saw that same childhood dynamic with adult eyes. Britney became enraged about something trivial. She came at me screaming and getting up in my face while I was holding Ivey, who was only twenty-two months at the time. Despite my best efforts, Britney continued on the attack, and Maddie had to get in between us to protect her little sister until my parents could finally get Britney to retreat. The girls and I were visibly shaken. I decided then and there—NO MORE! Momma begged me not to upset my sister. “Jamie Lynn. Please don’t upset your sister anymore; you know how she is. She can tell when you’re anxious.” I stood mouth agape. I couldn’t believe she was asking me to put my feelings and those of my children aside to, once again, pacify my sister. Experiencing this dynamic as an adult and a mother was the catalyst I needed to remove myself from the situation. I wouldn’t ask my children to pretend everything was fine to soothe my parents or sister, nor would I continue to do so myself. Although the pandemic neces- sitated that we stay together, I made certain that the girls and I distanced ourselves from that cycle of behaviors.
In my position as Britney’s sister and the daughter of Jamie and Lynne Spears, I didn’t want any part of the legalities established to protect her. However, a couple of years into the evolving con- servatorship, when Britney established her will, she asked me to serve as the trustee for her two children only in the event that she would not be able to do so herself. This was separate from her team’s request for me to reside as a trustee over her children’s trust in the conservatorship. After several months and careful consideration, I decided to remove myself from that role, citing that the develop- ing issues could potentially create a conflict. My role was to remain impartial and simply be a sister and aunt. I have never participated in the conservatorship as my sister’s personal representative or her financial conservator. In essence, I have never made decisions for my sister. I was raised to be devoted, to protect my family, and to honor the privacy that all families are afforded. I was always there
to help address any issues that she brought to me. And now, after her testimony, that creed has bit me on the ***, again. I have stood by and protected my sister to my own detriment and that of my husband and two daughters.
Since her testimony, I have been accused and convicted of everything from theft to neglect in the court of public opinion. Jamie, the girls, and I have been threatened. There are times I don’t feel safe. I spent the greater part of my life trying to protect her even when it wasn’t in my best interest, and I had hoped that her statements would clarify that I had no part in any of her issues. I’ve always tried my best to protect my sister, but now I have to put my two daughters’ protection first.
There are thousands of people who have turned their adoration into judgments and bias based upon the media’s snippets of incom- plete information and speculation. In the court of public opinion, if you are a member of the Spears family, you are labeled detestable and reprehensible. I am guilty of loving my whole family and want- ing what is best for all of them. I always have. But I’ve created my own family, which always comes first. And our last name is Watson.
In 2008, when the conservatorship was implemented, I was a seventeen-year-old girl with a new baby. My focus was single- mindedly on my daughter Maddie. From my perspective, I only knew my sister’s behavior had changed drastically in the previous year. Remembering that period of my life brings up the loneliness I suffered by not having my sister there for me during the one time in my life I desperately needed her. Looking back, maybe I should have done more when I lived in California, but again, I was a child. Britney was the adult, and she had promised me she was fine. By accepting her declaration I enabled many of the behaviors that con- tributed to her downward spiral at that time. The world saw she was in crisis, and it appeared the conservatorship protected her at a time when she was in need.
And now? None of this has anything to do with me other than that Britney is my sister. I will continue to love and support her whether there is a conservatorship or not. I have no skin in this media spectacle other than dealing with the shrapnel her explo- sive testimony blasted my way, but that pales in comparison to the heartbreak in my older daughter’s eyes as she hears the whispers amongst her peers. I know the truth. In a recent text from my sister, she stated herself: “I know it’s not your fault and I’m sorry for being so angry at you. Although I’m your big sister, I need you more than you need me and always have.” I pray for the day she shares these words with the world. I have no control over anything the media reports and cannot be held responsible for something I have abso- lutely no control over.
It took twenty-plus years for me to learn what healthy devotion and loyalty to family look like. I still feel that like every family, our family should be given the same consideration when dealing with personal issues and trauma. There’s not a person alive who wants their struggles to be reported in the news, followed up with com- mentary and judgments from their own family. It’s unfair to assume that Britney’s fame excludes her from her right to privacy or that of
her family. But privacy hasn’t been afforded to any of us, and my parents’ determination to keep Britney free from embarrassment and public humiliation may have come at a high cost that wasn’t in her best interest.
There are no sides here, and there can be no winner. I love and support my sister. I believe that my sister and the medical profes- sionals that she chooses can seek the healthiest outcome for her future. For some, this ordeal may have been about her music, her contribution to the industry, and the money. For me, this has only ever been about the girl who gave so much in pursuit of her dream to sing for millions. The flip side was everything Britney sacrificed along the way: her privacy, dignity, and overall health. When the cameras turn away and everyone’s moved on to the next headline, I will still be here for my sister, no matter what is said or done between us.

Link to the book here - spread the wooord: https://cloud.strongervision.net/s/KHtbyiLsB9fjYQP/download/Jamie Lynn Spears - Things I Should Have Said.pdf

[GirlOnTheMoon]

4 minutes ago, Tear the floor up up said:

Wait the link just re-directs me back to this thread, was it some sort of trick

https://cloud.strongervision.net/s/KHtbyiLsB9fjYQP 

[Kletus]

 

[Slayer]

What a disgusting *****

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At no point did my sister lift the veil on what or who is truly responsible for her challenges. By excluding this, she allowed an onslaught of hate that put me and my family at risk.
Her references to me left me reeling. I have only ever had her back. From the earliest days of Britney’s challenges, I have protected her at every turn. Too young to know better, tounderstand that it’s okay if you’re not okay, I helped keep Britney’s emotional epi- sodes hidden from the world. It started early, when I was in my tweens, and I had to defuse rumors my classmates repeated, and I continued to protect her until just recently, when she decided I didn’t need protecting and threw me to the proverbial media wolves.

 

[FreeBritneyForever]

Britney really needs to do an interview and end this girl’s life and career once and for all.

Brit can take the high road and be the bigger person all she wants but these people aren’t going to stop. Obliterate them already.

[GirlOnTheMoon]

WHATS UP WITH WOMEN IN THIS FAMILY CALLING COLON SPEARS DADDY????? like he is some sweet and caring father

[Tear the floor up up]

1 minute ago, GirlOnTheMoon said:

https://cloud.strongervision.net/s/KHtbyiLsB9fjYQP 

Thank you!

[KrisJ]

Just now, Slayer said:

What a disgusting *****

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At no point did my sister lift the veil on what or who is truly responsible for her challenges. By excluding this, she allowed an onslaught of hate that put me and my family at risk.
Her references to me left me reeling. I have only ever had her back. From the earliest days of Britney’s challenges, I have protected her at every turn. Too young to know better, tounderstand that it’s okay if you’re not okay, I helped keep Britney’s emotional epi- sodes hidden from the world. It started early, when I was in my tweens, and I had to defuse rumors my classmates repeated, and I continued to protect her until just recently, when she decided I didn’t need protecting and threw me to the proverbial media wolves.

 

She makes me sick! Britney has literally said WHO is responsible many times. This girl is so deluded 

[Z-dawg]

Literally stealing lyrics in chapter one, line two… I’m done 🤦🏻‍♂️

 

[Tear the floor up up]

1 minute ago, GirlOnTheMoon said:

WHATS UP WITH WOMEN IN THIS FAMILY CALLING COLON SPEARS DADDY????? like he is some sweet and caring father

And "Ms Lou"