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Mentally ill Lady GaGa wearing a dress made of meat
Yana Morgana, the mother of late indie singer, Lina Morgana, who killed herself, rightfully accused fraudulent pop artist Lady GaGa of stealing her deceased daughter's image and persona, using it to launch herself to stardom.
Yana Morgana, also contends, her daughter, Lina, who was a writing partner and friend of fake Lady Gaga, is blocking the release of unpublished music she did with the pop star.

Lina Morgana
Lady GaGa is likely to do so, as the release of said music would reveal to the world, exactly where she got her image and persona from and shatter the illusion it is her own. As co-writer and co-performer, Morgana should have rights under the law.
One has to wonder if sick Hollywood pushed the young woman over the edge and into committing suicide. She certainly wouldn't be the first. It is an industry of depraved animals willing to do anything to be famous, including lie, cheat, steal and kill.
Hollywood has a long track record of viciously abusing young people they exploit. Labor laws and criminal statutes are routinely flouted at the hands of a complicit FBI/DOJ, which leads to terrible abuses being committed against young women, men and children.
Side Bar: Lady GaGa went to the MTV VMAs dressed like a schizophrenic, wearing a dress and hat made of raw meat, then accepted 8 music awards for stealing a dead woman's image and persona. Sick!
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Gaga accused of being a copycat
Last Updated: September 9, 2010 12:36pm - The mother of a promising young singer who committed suicide has accused Lady Gaga of stealing her daughter's eccentric performing style after the pair collaborated in 2007.
Lina Morgana co-wrote several songs with the Poker Face hitmaker before she became Lady Gaga and shot to fame in late 2008. The pair was introduced by Gaga's former mentor and ex-boyfriend Rob Fusari, who wanted the star - real name Stefani Germanotta - to come up with tracks Morgana could use on her debut solo album...
She adds, "Lina had that style, Gaga had a different style. She changed dramatically overnight." The New York Post claims the mother is seeking permission to release around a dozen songs Morgana recorded with Gaga, including a a track named Wunderland, which is currently available online. (MJ/PYN/ZN)
The mother of late indie singer, Lina Morgana, has released a very telling video to YouTube, comparing photographs of her late daughter, with rip-offs her old friend, Lady GaGa went on to release. The video shows Lady GaGa and her producer, Rob Fusari, who was Morgana's writing partner, to be complete frauds.
As written on the site previously, Morgana killed herself a few years ago, by jumping off the roof of a New York hotel, which is regrettable as suicide is not the answer. A year later, Lady GaGa, released her debut and ripped-off the deceased singer's image and persona. Time will tell if she stole music Morgana had written as well.
It's very sad and pathetic, what some do to be famous. As much as crazy Madonna would like to take credit for Lady Gaga and every other female singer in the world, when she can't even sing, the newcomer's debut is nothing like her.

The Judiciary Report can see how Lady GaGa ripped off Morgana and there are visible traces of David Bowie and Grace Jones in her debut as well. But the thing is, Jones and Bowie are famous and living. Morgana never got her chance at stardom and it was patently wrong, creepy and morbid, for Lady GaGa to assume a dead woman's life, exploiting it for fame and fortune. She has serious mental problems to have done such a thing. You are a fraud.
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Rick Ross
Miami rapper, Rick Ross, has been sued by notorious drug dealer, incarcerated felon, "Freeway" Ricky Ross. The Miami MC famously took the drug dealer's name, image and likeness and used it to launch a fairly successful rap career.
The only problem for the rapper is in America there is such a thing as image rights. "Freeway" Ricky Ross is entitled to what is known as the Right Of Publicity, meaning he and only he, has the right to profit from his name and image. When he has passed, that right goes to his heirs.
To use his real life image as a persona for a rap career and credibility, is a violation of his legal rights. You are an impersonator, pretending to be the real thing and in music that defeats the purpose of having credibility. As such, the cocaine trafficker has sued the Miami rapper.

"Freeway" Ricky Ross
Thus far, Judge Percy Anderson, has not granted an injunction barring the release of Ross' forthcoming album, but under the law, he owes the felon financial damages and should cease and desist exploiting his name and image for financial gain.
Under the circumstances, you cannot take someone's name and image and turn it into entertainment for profit. You are infringing on their life, which is illegal.
The damages are multiplied, as you are disseminating this work and persona not your own, all over the world, violating international image laws as well.
Side Bar: "Freeway" Ricky Ross appeared in the eye-opening documentary "American Drug War." He spoke about the CIA and Oliver North, as did numerous other individuals, from drug dealers to former DEA agents.
I still have not gotten over that documentary. It's pretty messed up when you find out the CIA flooded the streets of Compton, California with drugs they imported into America.
U.S. President Barack Obama has been urging doctors to promote his health care initiatives, which have come under intense scrutiny from conservatives, due to the price tag.
I am of the belief, President Obama's first step should be health care reform, in reducing costs as much as possible, across the board, from pharmaceutical companies to hospitals to doctors to insurance companies.
The problem is there are well funded entities in America that like things the way they are, in the currently broken system, because they are making a fortune from overcharging everyday people.
Drug companies often cannot justify the expensive prices of their products. However, as they are in a sense, holding sick people ransom, in exchange for massive revenues, they are allowed to name their price.
Another area of significant cost is hospital imaging (MRIs, CT Scans, EMGs, EKGs). I speak from experience.
For technology that has been around for some time, it is still very expensive. The government would do well to find a way to alleviate costs associated with imaging, which would save paying patients, Medicare and Medicaid significant sums of money.
Obama asks docs to promote health care fix
WASHINGTON — The White House is asking doctors to help promote its drive to overhaul health care, marking an effort by President Barack Obama to regain momentum on the issue.
White House health advisers held an hourlong conference call Tuesday night with close to 3,000 physicians and officials of their professional groups in which they tried drumming up support by answering questions and describing the administration's goals, participants said.
Before the call, the White House e-mailed a 12-page booklet to medical associations titled "Doctors for Health Insurance Reform." The brochure stated the administration's case for revamping the nation's health care system and suggested ways doctors could call attention to the issue.
Among the suggestions: Hosting local events on health care, giving tours of hospitals or designating a "Health Insurance Reform Week" during which events could be staged around the country....