Showing posts with label bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bloggers. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 June 2013

Chris Stokes And Marques Houston Are Harassing Me - Part II

 

Chris Stokes

This is a follow up to the June 3, 2013 article "Chris Stokes And Marques Houston Are Harassing Me (Emails)." In the article I mentioned Stokes' money problems and he and Marques Houston threatening to sue me and others as well, such as rapper/reality star Ray J, IP617FM.COM also known as IP617RadioTV and the Straight From The A blog. They seek to have allegations of child molestation removed from select sites.

Straight From The A did some investigating regarding Stokes and Houston's attorney, Brian Lewis and she alleges some issues regarding him. Turns out his office is in a strip mall mainly housing a nail salon (probably where Stokes and Houston get their press on French manicures done). Straight From The A also alleges Lewis' mailing address is a U.P.S. store P.O. Box, which is unusual for a lawyer, especially one claiming as much experience as he has online.    

I don't know nor have I met Chris Stokes or Marques Houston. But I have met B2K, when I chaperoned my sister and her friends to see their concert. But that's the extent of it. I don't know them on a personal, friendship level. However, I do know someone with direct knowledge of the case, who has given me credible tips in the past and he confirms, Tarver is telling the truth.

He stated Raz-B is telling the truth as well, but embellished a couple points (not regarding the molestation). However, my source stated, in agreement with the allegations both men made, Tarver and Raz-B were molested and there needs to be an indictment to prevent this sort of incident from transpiring again.

Thursday, 23 May 2013

Confirmed: The FBI Spying On Journalists Emails Just As The Website Previously Stated


FBI Director Robert S. Mueller (Photo Credit: New York Times) 

This week it was revealed the FBI spied in the email box of Fox journalists, James Rosen and William La Jeunesse. They are accused of no crimes nor have they been legally charged in any matter, but the FBI and its parent agency, the Department of Justice wanted to find out their  scoops and the identity of their sources before they publish articles and news reports. This misconduct on the FBI's part constitutes criminal violations of the U.S. Constitution.

This further confirms what the Judiciary Report has been stating for years (and since 2006 in sister site the Sound Off Column) regarding a story I broke first - the FBI is going to hosting companies/e-mail service providers and secretly demanding the contents of select writers/journalists/bloggers' emails: FBI To Be Called Before Congress Over Spying and The FBI And Mobile Phone Spying and Former U.S. Government Official States The FBI Is Spying On All Americans (Video) and It Has Been Confirmed The U.S. Government Is Spying On Scientists And Doctors In Violation Of The Constitution.

Journalists and bloggers all over America are angry at this development, as it tramples free press and free speech, which are guaranteed by the Constitution. However, I’ve been warning writers online for the past few years, so they can protect themselves and their sources (New Scandal Erupts Regarding The FBI And Justice Department Monitoring Calls Of AP Reporters Confirming Previous Site Claims).

The FBI is not engaging in this misconduct for national security purposes, but political ones to stifle lawful criticism of the government. They are also doing this to get tips and scoops to build investigations around, in order to break cases and look groundbreaking and ahead of the curve before Congress, when they go to the legislature to seek billions of dollars in taxpayer money.

STORY SOURCE

Report: Justice Department targeted TWO Fox News Channel reporters and a producer for talking with government sources

PUBLISHED: 17:02 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:04 EST, 20 May 2013 - Inspector General report found agents read emails, tracked phone records. Reporters James Rosen and William La Jeunesse, producer Mike Levine were the subject of subpoenas but never notified by the government. Fox News says U.S. journalism 'up until now has always been a free press'

The Fox News Channel is outraged over new revelations that three of its reporting staffers were targeted by the U.S. Department of Justice in criminal investigations related to their attempts to obtain information from government sources.

James Rosen, the network's chief Washington correspondent, has become a First Amendment cause celebre over his treatment by the Obama administration. But the DOJ, Fox says, also investigated the Emmy Award-winning investigative reporter William La Jeunesse and Fox News producer Mike Levine.

Shannon Bream (R) and Megyn Kelly (L) broke the news Monday that the DOJ had targeted three of their journalist colleagues in criminal investigations for seeking classified information from willing government sources...

Thursday, 16 May 2013

President Obama Fires The Head Of The IRS For Targeting Conservatives (Video)

Oh, This Just Got Serious!


U.S. President Barack Obama has fired the head of the IRS, Steven Miller, over the current controversy, regarding the agency targeting conservatives based on political leanings. Obama fired IRS Acting Commissioner Steven Miller, regarding an upsetting scandal the Judiciary Report broke first, after being targeted by the agency, in conjunction with the FBI (The FBI And Ethics). The president branded the misconduct by select IRS employees "inexcusable." Congress is conducting its own review of the matter.

Due to items I wrote on the Judiciary Report, criticizing the government, my mother and I were audited three years in a row and sent a defamatory letter last year that brought the issue to a head, resulting in me informing the agency of my intent to sue to rectify the problem. Once again, the matter has since been resolved, the IRS retracted their claims and without litigation.

STORY SOURCE

IRS targeted groups that criticized the government, IG report says

At various points over the past two years, Internal Revenue Service officials targeted nonprofit groups that criticized the government and sought to educate Americans about the U.S. Constitution, according to documents in an audit conducted by the agency’s inspector general.

The documents, obtained by The Washington Post from a congressional aide with knowledge of the findings, show that on June 29, 2011, IRS staffers held a briefing with senior agency official Lois G. Lerner in which they described giving special attention to instances where "statements in the case file criticize how the country is being run." Lerner, who oversees tax-exempt groups for the agency, raised objections and the agency revised its criteria a week later.

Monday, 29 April 2013

Judge Tells FBI To Buzz Off Denying Request To Hack Into Person's Computer And Spy On Them Using Their Webcam


FBI Director Robert S. Mueller

A Texas judge told the FBI to kick rocks when the agency requested clearance to hack into the computer of an alleged suspect to copy the person's files and take control of their webcam to watch them in their home. I've been warning you for years in this column the FBI has been watching select people in their homes via audio and visual means and in most cases without justification.

Secretly watching people in their homes is perverted and sick beyond redemption. It is an abomination and the worst, most depraved privacy violation in history. Only extremely sick people do nastiness like that. It is not justified under any circumstances.

The judge in Texas stated, "The FBI provided 'little more than vague assurances' to protect privacy" of the alleged suspect. If the FBI was looking for corrupt judicial rubber-stamping maybe they should have tried one of the Miami judges on their payroll (you know, like Jose E. Martinez, Marcia Cooke or Cecilia Altonaga). However, this was a jurisdictional issue, as their target in this case resides in Texas.

The sad part about it is the FBI has been known to abuse its authority granted by Congress to request court orders to get into the computers of law-abiding journalists and bloggers, who write exposés on the agency and select politicians, revealing they are breaking the law. The FBI labels it a "national security" matter, but it is actually a national cover your butt matter, when they are outed for breaking the law. The FBI has even gone so far to state they, "Might arguably not be required to obtain a warrant to remotely install spyware" on people's computers to watch them in their homes and copy their files.

The FBI has also misused their authority to get into the computers and emails of select financial executives, so certain people in the Federal Bureau of Investigation can make quick money on the stock market. While they do that, terrorists plot attacks against America and are allowed to roam around free in the country (see: Boston Marathon Bombers).

STORY SOURCE

Judge denies FBI request to hijack suspect's PC using spyware

By Joshua Kopstein on April 26, 2013 09:45 am 20Comments - A rare public court opinion ruled the request was too vague, and the privacy risks too great. For a long time, the FBI has been refining its ability to get inside your computer whenever it thinks you might be breaking the law. But this week a Texas judge put his foot down, denying the agency a search and seizure warrant that would have allowed them to break into an unknown suspect’s computer system and secretly install malware that steals data and monitors activities.

It’s a rare but not unprecedented situation that casts law enforcement in a light strikingly similar to the hackers it’s normally hell-bent on pursuing. After deploying the payload, the FBI would be able to record keystrokes, read emails, and even take pictures from an attached webcam for a period of 30 days — the last part being somewhat ironic, considering that the FBI has warned about the possibility of criminals using the same tactic. "FBI provided "little more than vague assurances" to protect privacy"

In the Wall Street Journal, Jennifer Valentino-DeVries reports the "offensive" cybersecurity measures were being requested to pursue a case of fraud and identity theft that seemed to originate from a Texas bank account. The computer, according to the court documents, was targeted because it used an email address similar to the one on the account.

But Federal Magistrate judge Steven Smith said the FBI didn’t give any information on exactly how they’d be deploying the spyware, and provided "little more than vague assurances" that it would be able to minimize the amount of data collected from innocent people in the process. And since the identity of the suspect and the location of the computer are both unknown, there also existed the possibility that the FBI might be hacking an innocent stranger whose computer has already been compromised by the culprit.

Law enforcement's use of such tools is not without precedent. First discovered in 2001, a spyware package called Magic Lantern has been used by the FBI for remote monitoring, reportedly delivered as an email attachment. And in Germany, a flawed piece of spyware engineered by the German government that opened remote backdoor access was famously reverse-engineered and exposed in 2011 by the renowned hacker group Chaos Computer Club...

"FBI emails mention that "one might arguably not be required" to obtain a warrant to remotely install spyware"...

Wednesday, 24 April 2013

Stars Who Gossip


Stars often complain about bloggers posting their business on blogs. Some bloggers like Perez Hilton have become celebrities, which complicates things, regarding being in the same circles as the folks one reports on. Some celebrities like to pretend they are above it all, but are the worst gossips in industry circles.

Stars email and DM (each other) gossip on folks in the industry and sometimes outside it. They ask for the scoop on other celebrities and up and coming ones as well (mainly those they have a romantic interest in or want to work with or both). There's nothing wrong with talking, emailing or DMing a friend to find out about what they know regarding someone one is interested in. It can be helpful.

Where it gets really messy is when celebrities start getting into other people's personal family business and love lives in trying to sabotage others. Say what you want about bloggers, but when a blogger does something, at least it's out in the open, online for all to read.

 

The average bloggers isn't talking dirty about people behind their backs in trying to bring them down, quietly defaming others, spreading lies in assassinating their characters with an ulterior motive behind it all. Some entertainers are jealous of newly established or up and coming ones and will lie to and deceive others about them.

There's an incident regarding an established female star lying to an established male star about an up and coming female artist he privately inquired about. Girlfriend flat out lied to and deceived him out of jealousy. But the question is, what would her HUSBAND say if he found out and he will (it doesn't look good). She's not going to like what her husband or the guy she has been feeding lies will have to say to her. She's already married. Why mess up someone else's chance at happiness. What kind of friend are you.

Then there's the case of a male artist lying to his famous male collaborator about a woman the latter fell in love with. The male artist said he slept with the woman, when by all accounts, it is not true. He deemed the famous collaborator has become too attached to the young starlet he too is interested in, but didn't bother to tell his collaborator.  

Monday, 22 April 2013

Beyonce Gets Slapped And Her Hair Extensions Pulled (Video)

Beyonce Beatdown!

Screeching singer Beyonce was slapped up like she stole something and had her weave pulled during a concert in Serbia, while walking in the audience. However, Beyonce is probably used to it from Jay-Z (yea, I said it). The video hit the internet with many comedic comments from the public following it. Bloggers, who are kind, loving, sensitive people, have been cracking up and clowning her over it as well.

Thursday, 4 April 2013

Justin Bieber Slams People Blogging, Posting And Tweeting About Him...

Criticizing His Life


Justin Bieber

In the new issue of Teen Vogue, pop singer Justin Bieber slammed people writing critical items about him online. Bieber told Teen Vogue, "I don't read YouTube comments because those can get you sad. I see so much stuff on the Internet. Sometimes I just want to go to Twitter and just go after people. But then I just think twice: If someone is dissing me, I'm going to make this person way more famous by tweeting them. My Twitter is really nice. I have so many fans that I rarely ever see a nasty tweet."

I highly doubt Bieber or anyone else is going to make someone famous by going after them on Twitter. It could get the individual more "followers" on Twitter, but fame, highly unlikely. Sometimes mainstream celebrities take comments way more seriously than the person issuing them. A part of being famous means people will write and talk about you. At the end of the day it's free speech and free press (provided it's not defamation or a threat).  

Bieber also briefly addressed claims he is having a meltdown by stating, "I'm very much in control." However, many people, including some of his fans, are concerned about him regarding the legal and social trouble in his life, keeping his name in the headlines via controversy.

Thursday, 28 February 2013

Christians Need To Create Blogs To Encourage People Who Are Hurting And Suffering


Blogs have become an important communications outlet, allowing everyday people to reach the world via the written word. Many successfully blogs started from nothing and grew into worldwide sites, due to the impact of what was written.

Christians should make use of this wonderful tool, via sites such as Blogger and Wordpress (templates are available) creating blogs to share the faith and inspire hope in others. With so many people in the world hurting from the troubles of life, a good word in season, via blogs sharing hope and faith, will encourage those who are struggling, while edifying others.

Monday, 25 February 2013

Hollywood Website Calls 9-Year-Old Actress Quvenzhané Wallis A 'C***'


Quvenzhané Wallis
We are living in troubled times when a website, the Onion, takes the time out of their day to call a 9-year-old a "c**t." But that's exactly what's happened. The Onion wrote mean comments about 9-year-old Oscar nominee, Quvenzhané Wallis, who starred in "Beasts of the Southern Wind "stating of the child star, "Everyone else seems afraid to say it, but that Quvenzhané Wallis is kind of a c*nt, right?"

The site's jaded comments offended many, prompting an apology from its editor, Steve Hannah, "Dear Readers, On behalf of The Onion, I offer my personal apology to Quvenzhané Wallis and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the tweet that was circulated last night during the Oscars. It was crude and offensive—not to mention inconsistent with The Onion’s commitment to parody and satire, however biting.

No person should be subjected to such a senseless, humorless comment masquerading as satire. The tweet was taken down within an hour of publication. We have instituted new and tighter Twitter procedures to ensure that this kind of mistake does not occur again.

In addition, we are taking immediate steps to discipline those individuals responsible. Miss Wallis, you are young and talented and deserve better. All of us at The Onion are deeply sorry."

Tuesday, 12 February 2013

Beyonce Knowles And Her Mother Are Complaining About Journalists And Bloggers

Truth Hurts!


Beyonce and husband Jay-Z not looking their best...once again

Beyonce Knowles and her mother, Tina Knowles, have been complaining about people writing items about the singer online. Beyonce complained of people writing items about her in website feedback sections. She is so upset by what is being stated, she says she has stopped reading them.


Beyonce Knowles and Tina Knowles (Photo Credit: INF)

Knowles' mother is angry at rumors by writers, namely the one that Beyonce was not pregnant and used a surrogate after she had a miscarriage. Knowles was seen wearing a prosthetic baby bump for months, where incidents occurred exposing that fact.


More Beyonce Knowles Super Bowl pics (LOL)

Ironically, most of the rumors about Beyonce, her family and husband, rapper, Jay-Z have been proven true. In time, the rest by credible writers will be shown to be true as well. As the Bible states what is hidden in the dark will come to light.

Monday, 11 February 2013

Justin Bieber Indirectly Apologizes For Weed Smoking


Justin Bieber singing on "Saturday Night Love" with a deeper voice, due to the weed, um I mean puberty

A few weeks ago on January 10, 2013, in the Judiciary Report article Justin Bieber To Appear On SNL And Marijuana Is Not Off Limits, the site asked out loud if pop star Justin Bieber would address his scandalous use of marijuana on the skit based show "Saturday Night Live" as his fans were in denial. Bieber made an appearance on the program this past Saturday and during a skit poking fun at singer Miley Cyrus, the teen star appeared to indirectly apologize for smoking marijuana, as he was exposed in a series of snaps published online to his embarrassment.


Justin Bieber in Miley Cyrus spoof, wearing the worst wig ever. They made his head look jacked!

His fans, known as "Beliebers" initially slammed the pictures as "Photoshopped" but his subsequent apology indicates what bloggers realized - the snaps are real and he has been smoking weed. Bieber said he is sorry, is human, makes mistake and will not smoke weed again. He also needs to say sorry to bloggers who print the truth about him, while he stays silent and his well-meaning fans flood blogs attempting to defend him from the so-called lies, which are actually true. Man up, Justin.

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Bleary Eyed Beyonce Breaking Under The Pressure Of Inaugural Lip-Sync Scandal (Photos)


Beyonce Knowles (Photo Credit: INF)

Scandal plagued singer, Beyonce Knowles, was spotted with her mom in New Orleans, Louisiana yesterday, looking worried and bleary-eyed. Her mother, Tina Knowles, looked very glum as well, as scandal continues to swirl around her daughter, due to Beyonce lip-syncing at President Obama's inauguration.


Beyonce Knowles and Tina Knowles (Photo Credit: INF)

Knowles is in New Orleans preparing to perform at the Super Bowl during the half time entertainment segment. The press regarding Beyonce is bad, with folks working for the Super Bowl taking pot shots at her for being "the most difficult celebrity" they've had to work with.


Jay-Z

Blogs are questioning her honesty as well, as many still do not believe she was pregnant, buoyed by the claims of her father's mistress that he tried to buy her baby to give to Knowles and rapper husband Jay-Z.  Knowles miscarried the couples baby and struggled to get pregnant again. Now blogs are accusing her of deliberately concealing the baby's face, as the child, Blue Ivy, said to be fathered by Jay-Z with another woman, looks like him, which is drawing mean comments, as the rapper is often slammed for his appearance.