Showing posts with label Guardian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guardian. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Obama Criminally Targeting The Guardian Newspaper In London With No Legal Mandate Or Jurisdictional Right


Barack Obama

U.S. President, Barack Obama, has been illegally operating in Britain, targeting employees of the Guardian Newspaper, among other people, over exposés they published regarding the crimes he has been committing from office in the United States. Obama has criminally sent the FBI and CIA into Britain, to illegally engage in vindictive, adverse conduct against employees of the Guardian Newspaper, having no legal mandate to do so. 

The Obama Administration has been criminally spying on employees of the Guardian, viciously targeting them and their families for harassment and "neutralization" constituting criminal violations of British and international law. Meddlesome, imperialistic Obama has violated his oath of office in America in doing so, in conduct that brought harm to Britons.

Obama is criminally abusing and spying on Britons and his behavior that is completely criminal and disgusting in this regard. It's called Great Britain, not Great Barack and there's nothing great about your behavior Obama. Get out of their country and stop behaving like a criminal. It is very unbecoming to do such things. Exactly who do you think you are to be engaging in this illegality and arrogance. It's bad enough when you abuse American journalists in the United States, but attacking foreign writers over their right to free speech is despicable as well and even more illegal due to jurisdictional issues. 

Failing to think ahead beyond one's time in office is a weak point of some heads of state. Some arrogantly and recklessly engage in egregious behavior in office, not thinking ahead to a time they will no longer be in charge. The Obama name is so muddied all over the world due to his behavior in a number of international countries, it is passing on a terrible legacy to his family members, who will have to live with that name and the negative sentiments now attached to it. People do and further will remember the abuses Obama has committed against innocent people in America and the world and associate it with his family.

 
 

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

The Guardian Newspaper And Washington Post Receive Pulitzer Prize For Work With Edward Snowden On NSA Spying



Edward Snowden

The Guardian newspaper in London, England and the Washington Post in America have won the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for their insightful coverage of the NSA Prism scandal, as revealed by former National Security Agency contractor, Edward Snowden. Congrats! It is well deserved. The American people needed to receive confirmation of the vast spying network both the Bush and then Obama administrations have utilized in violation of the Constitution. 

The Judiciary Report and its sister site the Sound Off Column first reported of it in 2006 and 2007, from personal experience in dealing with the FBI, regarding Anthony Pellicano (who is now in prison) and the phone hacking scandal, which I broke first, after being target by media maggot, Rupert Murdoch and his fellow Kabbalah Center member Madonna. 

At the end of the day, privacy is paramount. The American people and citizens of the world as a whole, deserve privacy and to be afforded dignity in not being spied on. The innocent should not suffer because of those doing wrong in society. There exists a better way to patrol criminal activity.

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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Questions Being Raised If Barack Obama Knew About The NSA Wiretapping Other Heads Of State And The Answer Is...

Yes!
 
 
Barack Obama
 
The press and political pundits are loudly speculating whether President Barack Obama knew the National Security Agency (NSA) has been illegally spying on heads of state, due to a new leak by former employee Edward Snowden, via the Guardian newspaper in Britain.

The Judiciary Report covered this topic on May 26, 2010 in the article Barack Obama Wiretapping Heads Of State, after it was stated Obama's Department of Justice, headed up by Eric Holder, illegally spied on the calls of former Jamaican Prime Minister, Bruce Golding during the extradition request for Dudus. At the time, the Obama Administration tried to deny the claim.

However, prior to the denials, my credible connection in Jamaica had stated to me over the phone regarding Golding and the Obama administration's illegal wiretapping, "they have him on tape." The tape claim was also discussed in the articles Newspaper Reports The NSA Is Illegally Spying On 35 World Leaders and The NSA Gets President Obama Into International Trouble Over Spying On Other Heads Of State, posted before the latest spot-on piece by the Guardian. This week, Snowden and the Guardian confirmed the illegal widespread spying targeting world leaders, creating a major scandal.

At the end of the day, Obama should not be spying on other heads of state and other heads of state should not spy on him either. So many laws are violated when this occurs. Not to mention, allies end up feeling violated, betrayed and underappreciated. This is not good for America's interests in the world. Here's hoping proposed legislation in Congress aimed at taming the problems transpiring, regarding widespread spying against innocent Americans and foreigners, will succeed.

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Tuesday, June 11, 2013

American NSA Whistleblower Comes Forward From Hong Kong (Photo)


Edward Snowden

The former NSA contractor, who leaked the existence of the illegal Obama administration spy program, PRISM has been revealed as Edward Snowden. The American citizen revealed his identity from a secret location in Hong Kong. Snowden stated in the Guardian newspaper UK, "I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded." Many dislike the power grab coming out of Washington, trampling the Constitution.

Snowden's leak and accompanying statements confirm what the Judiciary Report and its affiliate site the Sound Off Column has been stating for years (since 2006) regarding the FBI and NSA illegally wiretapping, hacking and watching innocent people in violation of the U.S. Constitution, with no probable cause to do so (NSA Workers Admit To Reading The Emails And Listening To The Calls Of Americans In Violation Of The Law). Thank you Mr. Snowden.

The Obama administration is contemplating extraditing Snowden, but legal precedents in Hong Kong could pose an obstacle in said quest. While the U.S. and Hong Kong have extradition treaties in place, asylum seekers in Hong Kong are often successful, as applications are made on a human rights basis.

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Thursday, January 17, 2013

Beyonce Slammed By Mainstream Newspaper As A Hypocrite




Beyonce

President Obama's widely rumored mistress, Beyonce Knowles, took some desperate, unflattering, odd looking, half naked photos for GQ magazine, fed up that rivals Rihanna and Nicki Minaj have been getting way more attention in the pop culture press than she has been.

In the accompanying article, the bottom fell out of Knowles' false humility. She let the mask slip and issued an arrogant, megalomaniacal, delusional quote stating, "I’m more powerful than my mind can even digest ." The Guardian newspaper in London, England has picked up on the whole fiasco and slammed her for it to their millions of readers.

The public doesn't know the real Beyonce. She is one of the most cold, calculating, covetous thieves in world history. Her accomplishments are not her own. She has stolen every single song she has ever signed her name to as writer, from different real songwriters she and her crooked family ripped off. That's not being an "independent woman" another song she stole and was sued for. That's just being a flatout criminal and fraud, as copyright infringement and is a crime and its byproduct is money laundering and bank fraud.

It's odd that Beyonce should talk about feminism in an interview when she has single-handedly stolen from more female songwriters and artists than most in music history, depriving women of the "equal pay" she so ineloquently and hypocritically speaks about. Knowles is the Lance Armstrong of the music industry (much like her pal Madonna).

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Beyoncé: being photographed in your underwear doesn't help feminism
 
 
The Guardian, Tuesday 15 January 2013 15.00 EST - The singer's interview in American GQ offers a perfect snapshot of where the western women's movement is. And it's not pretty. Beyoncé … 'Famous women can sing about independence, as long as they’re wearing next to nothing' Beyoncé … And so, 50 years on from Friedan, it pleases me to announce that we have a new face to the modern-day feminist movement. That face belongs to none other than Beyoncé Knowles.

Last week the new issue of American GQ came out and it neatly encapsulated where western feminism is today. Inside, Knowles gives an interview that will probably be studied by future generations for lessons in both the loopiness of the 21st-century celebrity world and how hilariously far American magazine interviews have fallen since the days of, say, Gay Talese and Lillian Ross. In this typical piece of puffery, Knowles shows off her "temperature-controlled digital storage facility that contains virtually every photo of her", including one video diary entry in which she informs herself that she is going to listen to one of her own songs before having sex with her husband, which is one way to get in the mood, I guess.

But there is, the GQ journalist assures the reader, more to Knowles than raging narcissism – she is a powerful woman with a defiant feminist streak. "Equality is a myth, and for some reason everyone accepts that women don't make as much money as men do," she rails. "I truly believe that women should be financially independent from their men. And let's face it, money gives men the power to run the show. It gives men the power to define value. They define what's sexy. And men define what's feminine. It's ridiculous."

Knowles is right: it is ridiculous that American women earn 77 cents to every dollar earned by men. This is almost as ridiculous as, say, a self-professedly powerful female celebrity ("I'm more powerful than my mind can even digest," announces Knowles) complaining about men defining sexiness in a men's magazine in which she poses nearly naked in seven photos, including one on the cover in which she is wearing a pair of tiny knickers and a man's shirt so cropped that her breasts are visible. These photos, incidentally, were taken by the bafflingly successful American photographer, Terry Richardson, a man with a penchant for highly sexualised photos of women and who has been repeatedly accused of sexual exploitation and misconduct by young female models, which Richardson has denied.

To complain about the sexualisation of women in men's magazines may seem like complaining about the weather. But as Knowles rightly says in relation to the pay gap, the status quo should not just be shruggingly accepted if it is wrong. I never fail to be amazed at the high profile, often A-list women who celebrate their professional success by posing near naked on the covers of allegedly classy men's magazines, such as Esquire and GQ, and these covers are, to my eyes, becoming increasingly close to porn. In the past four months alone we've had Cameron Diaz bending over in a pair of mesh pants; topless Mila Kunis in leather trousers (while inside she writhes naked on a bed); Rihanna naked save for a mini leather jacket; Lana Del Rey also naked except for some jewellery (that was on GQ's October issue, which had four alternative covers that all featured men. All of these men, funnily enough, were clothed).

It's one thing to submit to this attention-seeking nonsense if you're a C-list reality TV desperado trying to get on the cover of Nuts; it's another if you are professedly one of the most powerful women in the entertainment business who has no need of such tactics. Knowles rightly hates the fact that women are humiliated by being paid less than their male counterparts. But they are similarly humiliated by being fed the message that it doesn't matter how successful, powerful or smart you are – all that matters is how sexually available you are willing to make yourself look...