Showing posts with label Sophia Stewart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sophia Stewart. Show all posts

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Is The FBI Living Up To Its Congressional Mandate In The Area Of Copyrights And Their Enforcement


FBI Director Robert S. Mueller
 
Recently, the FBI put out an item about allowing copyright holders to use the agency's seal and warning about piracy on their products, both digital and physical. I couldn't help but shake my head, as the FBI has wilfully failed to uphold the rights and copyrights of the average American and global citizen that submitted registration fees to the Library of Congress in Washington.  

In many instances, the FBI has helped Hollywood steal copyrights from everyday Americans and foreigners, by deliberately failing to follow their congressional mandate to investigate such matters and in tandem with the Department of Justice, prosecute copyright infringers. It happened in my case and that of "The Matrix" movie (also involving Warner Bros) to name a few of many.

As stated on the site previously, in "The Matrix" case the FBI found evidence the copyright holder's work (Sophia Stewart) that was stolen was present on the set of the movie and used to make the film. But the FBI violated their congressional mandate and did not prosecute.

In my case, I was told by a well connected, unimpeachable international source (who is the source of some of my exclusives, which have been proven true) the FBI found evidence of mass criminal copyright infringement, but FBI Director, Robert S. Mueller, accepted a $1,000,000 bribe from chronic thief Madonna to stonewall the case and not lock her up. Copyright infringement is a federal crime.

I once had a Library of Congress copyright agent named Robert Blankenberg tell me that though I am registering copyrights and have paid thousands for years to do so "Hollywood is free to use your (my) work" without permission or payment. That's the kind of arrogance, criminality and injustice that exists in the system.

Sadly, the average American and global citizen is wasting their hard earned money paying for copyrights, because at the end of the day, the FBI nor the courts will do anything about it when Hollywood inevitably steals copyrighted works. 95% percent of the projects that come out of Hollywood are stolen. The whole thing is a scam.

Furthermore, the United Nations' WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) states a copyright is established FOR FREE the second it is authored. America is signatory to the United Nations' Berne Treaty on copyrights.

However, Congress enacted a law that states you must obtain a copyright for a fee from the Library of Congress, because if your works are infringed, it is the only way you will be allowed to sue in an American court to recover financial damages. But Hollywood has most entertainment law firms and judges that hear such cases on their payroll, so justice shall not be found anyway. Once again, it's a disgraceful scam and it is going to unravel in a mighty scandal shortly.   

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

"Terminator Salvation" Movie Review

Title: Terminator Salvation

Year Of Release: 2009

Review Date: June 31, 2010

Rating: PG-13

Running time: 97 minutes

Box Office Gross: $122,444,772

Site Rating: 2 out of 10 stars

The film "Terminator Salvation" was a disappointment and did not live up to the hype that accompanied its marketing push. The Celluloid Film Review suspects, this is why domestic and international ticket sales, were relatively low for the fourth installment of the franchise. The problem was the script. It was bad and dark.

"Terminator Salvation" is about a man fighting off robots that have taken over the planet, after a war destroys modern civilization. The previous "Terminator" films weren't as severe in content or tone. So much of "Terminator Salvation" is muddled, making it one big mess that is sometimes tedious to follow.

Note: the Terminator films were born out of copyright infringement, as James Cameron stole the original script, from a New York paralegal named, Sophia Stewart, after it was passed to him, as revealed by an FBI investigation into the case. Cameron was later accused of stealing the show "Dark Angel" from another writer's copyrighted story, which was available on the internet, years before his program aired. The same story has repeated itself once again, as Cameron stole his latest film "Avatar."