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Thursday, February 25, 2016
The Lyrical Ramblings Of Rappers Kanye West And Jay Z Reveal They Are Mentally Ill And Suffering From Delusions Of Grandeur
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Mainstream Publications Rip Jay Z And Tidal Streaming Service To Shreds Implying He Is Suffering From Delusions Of Grandeur
Mainstream business newspaper Bloomberg has published a scathing, sarcastic and cutting piece on rapper Jay Z and his delusions of grandeur via his and Madonna's online music streaming service Tidal. The company has been branded a "failure" "fiasco" and "bad investment" by real business professionals. Bloomberg joins Complex, Rolling Stone and a host of other mainstream publications, who have been highly critical of subpar Tidal, which is a greedy money grab by Jay Z and company, who ripped off the music streaming service Spotify.
When a terrible public backlash ensued and their $55,000,000 investment in Tidal began going up in smoke, money that came courtesy of loans, Jay Z began to publicly lash out. He even pulled the race card, invoking slavery claims, when he routinely steals preexisting copyrights from black singers, songwriters, producers, musicians, authors and filmmakers, for undue and illegal enrichment. Twitter also slammed Jay Z's slavery claims, publicly noting in tweets that Tidal has no black employees.
The article sarcastically makes reference to Jay Z's delusions of grandeur, "Jay Z also aspires to be one of the world’s great businessmen. 'I affiliate with Billy Gates, that’s my peer,' he once rapped. And: 'You looking at the black Warren Buffett.'" The fact of the matter is Jay Z is out of his mind to think he is in the same class as Gates or Buffett, two billionaires, who are intelligent and well educated.
Jay Z is a mentally deficient Hollywood thief, who has racked up many copyright infringement and trademark infringement lawsuits, filed by people domestically and all over the world, for criminally stealing people's preexisting intellectual property, which all comprise his career and the contents of his bank accounts.
Jay Z is an unintelligent fraud, who relies on ripping off people to get money, which is criminal. He is not a legitimate achiever. Everything he has is stolen from others. He further lacks the mental capacity to be a great businessman, as evidenced by his speech (and that of his wife Beyonce) and their appalling track record for theft. Publicists and lawyers prepare items for the couple to recite, but catch them flatfooted asking either a serious and intelligent question and you will get a dumb answer or them reciting something someone else wrote or stated (there exists evidence of them having done this).
The ironic thing about the thief Jay Z is you steal from him (or even bootleg his music) and he will stab you (as he did to Lance "Un" Rivera) or have someone inflict grievous bodily injury to you (as his thuggish bodyguards have done to people in America, with one incident caught on camera). Real businessmen do not behave in this ignorant manner. Thugs and criminals do. Jay Z calls himself a genius, when he is illiterate and couldn't obtain a high score on a properly administered aptitude test (that his publicist or lawyer didn't give him all the answers to in advance).
Everything about Jay Z has been one big scam, from his marriage to Beyonce (which her uncle and others in the industry are stating is a fake and business arrangement) to his record sales (he has fraudulently added 30,000,000 copies to his album sales tally and ran Soundscan scams he was caught red-handed perpetrating) to the value of Rockafella (he claimed it was worth $125,000,000 when business magazines stated it is worth $25,000,000).
Like many rappers, Jay Z writes songs that have a paranoid streak. He lashes out against conservative cable news anchors, overzealous cops, lazy music critics, and less talented lyricists, all of whom, he insists, are out to get him because he’s famous. On May 16, Jay Z uncorked one of these bilious anthems, Say Hello, from his 10th studio album, American Gangster, at an exclusive performance for people who’ve signed up for Tidal, his subscription-only streaming-music service. Stalking the stage at New York’s Terminal 5, Jay Z addressed critics of his new venture, who have savaged it as tone-deaf, unimpressive, and—perhaps most wounding for a celebrity who famously boasted “I’m a business, man”—a lousy investment...
Jay Z unveiled Tidal at a press conference in late March, flanked by 15 of the biggest acts in the music business, including his wife, BeyoncĂ©, Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Jack White, and Kanye West, all of whom were introduced as equity shareholders. Many seemed awkward and unprepared. Another owner, Alicia Keys, quoted Nietzsche and gushed about Tidal’s cultural significance: “We’re gathered?…?with one voice, in unity, in the hopes that today will be another one of those moments in time, a moment that will forever change the course of music history.” There was a lot of utopian rhetoric about restoring the value of music in the digital age. Less time was spent on new features, technology, or other reasons for listeners to try—and pay for—a Tidal subscription.
The backlash was immediate. Tidal’s detractors weren’t just the predictably vexatious music bloggers, who described the service as little more than a vehicle for musical plutocrats to line their pockets. The haters also included some of Jay Z’s peers. “They totally blew it by bringing out a bunch of millionaires and billionaires and propping them up onstage and then having them all complain about not being paid,” said Ben Gibbard, lead singer of the indie rock group Death Cab for Cutie. The habitually caustic Noel Gallagher of Oasis told Rolling Stone, “Do these people think they are the f---in’ Avengers? They are going to save the f---in’ [world]?” In late May Tidal hovered at No.?9 on the iTunes list of top-grossing music apps, trailing Slacker Radio...
Monday, October 20, 2014
Floyd Mayweather Sued Over Sparring Session And Admits To Boxing Commission His 'All Access' Documentary Series Is Fake
Top boxer Floyd Mayweather has been sued by two up and coming fighters over a rule violating 31-minute sparring session that was filmed for his “All Access” documentary series. Sharif and Hasim Rahman Jr., the sons of former heavyweight champion, Hasim Rahman, sued Mayweather for, "Battery, tortious assault, false imprisonment, negligent hiring, training, supervision and retention and unjust enrichment." Both brothers state they were injured in the uninterrupted sparring session, forced to fight, held against their will, threatened and had to seek medical care.
The lawsuit alleges Mayweather lied to the Nevada State Athletic Commission regarding a continuous 31-minute sparring session occurring, in violation of the governing body's rules, as there were no breaks present. The complaint also contends Mayweather's gym does not have the proper sparring license.
What's interesting with this case is the statement that, "Mayweather testified in front of the Nevada Athletic Commission on Sept. 23 that much of what was shown during the 'All Access' series was false, made up to help boost pay-per-view sales." Some of the footage including in Mayweather's "All Access" does not set a positive example for athletes and audiences and this is regrettable.
In fact, it was reported, multi-billionaire friend and financier, Warren Buffett, who is one of the richest men in the world, backed out of the ring walk with Mayweather for his rematch with Marcos Maidana, due to the fact "All Access" featured Mayweather and his crew smoking marijuana, as well as the athlete cavorting with several of his girlfriends. This is not setting a good example and greatly endangering Mayweather's health and that of the women he has sex with.
Younger athletes looking up to Mayweather and trying to emulate his lifestyle are going to get badly burned by it, just like he has been. Due to the fact it is his private life, Mayweather is not sharing all the pain, heartbreak, damage, loss and suffering said promiscuity has caused him.
It's cost him the love of his life, he's hooked up with immoral loose women who have ripped him off, one of his concubines claimed there is an STD in his circle and his gold digging ex-fiancé, Shantel Jackson, whom I've broken exclusive stories on, even aborted his twins, lied to his face blaming him for it and sued him in court.
It's time to start playing by the rules. Run your gym by state rules, find yourself a decent woman and settle with her and leave the loose women alone before they destroy everything you've worked to build your whole adult life.
Floyd Mayweather sued for alleged 31-minute sparring round
The sons of former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman have sued Floyd Mayweather Jr., Mayweather Promotions and Showtime in Clark County District Court regarding sparring sessions at Mayweather's gym that were a part of the "All Access" series.
Hasim Rahman Jr., 23, and Sharif Rahman, 18, sued for battery, tortious assault, false imprisonment, negligent hiring, training, supervision and retention and unjust enrichment. Neither Rahman has fought professionally, though Rahman Jr. is scheduled to turn professional on Nov. 13.
The Rahman brothers both sparred British boxer Donovan Cameron at the Mayweather Boxing Club in Las Vegas during Episode 2 of Showtime's "All Access" series that was broadcast on Sept. 6 and designed to promote Mayweather's rematch on Sept. 13 against Marcos Maidana.
Mayweather referred to the gym as the "dog house" on the episode. "Guys fight to the death," a grinning Mayweather says during the Sept. 6 episode. "It's not right, but it's dog house rules." Floyd Mayweather told the Nevada Athletic Commission there were breaks during the 31-minute round. (AP)
But Mayweather testified in front of the Nevada Athletic Commission on Sept. 23 that much of what was shown during the "All Access" series was false, made up to help boost pay-per-view sales...The Rahmans also claim Showtime did not get a release from them and they did not consent to having their names and likenesses used in the program.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Warren Buffett Joins Floyd Mayweather’s Money Team And Challenges Him To A Fight
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Beyonce's Sister Solange Attacked Jay Z Over Going Off To Have Sex With Rihanna
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
President Obama Abandoned The Buffett Rule Regarding Taxing The Rich
What This Will Mean For The Economy
First Lady Michelle Obama and President Barack Obama
Forbes magazine did a write up on President Obama abandoning the Buffet rule, named after billionaire Warren Buffett, regarding rich people not paying enough taxes in America. President Obama's budget made public this month, contains no such rule, which means less revenues for the treasury to create jobs for the unemployed in America and pay down the massive national deficit. Obama flinched at the last minute, bowing to the rich, when America needs the tax revenue. His new budget is more of the same, which has been unsuccessful for three years.
If I were a head of state, under current economic conditions, as I have maintained in articles for years, I'd raise taxes on the rich. My attitude would be: *rolls eyes* what are they really going to do to me - besides that's what they make bullet proof vests for. Everyday I'd also say to my bodyguards, "We're not married, why are you walking beside and not in front of me - because if they shoot me, I'm going to shoot you. It's easy to remember, if I get shot, you get shot."
STORY SOURCE
Where Did the Buffett Rule Go?
2/15/2012 @ 5:12PM - In last month’s State of the Union address, President Barack Obama endorsed a so-called “Buffett Rule”: an additional alternative minimum tax that would ensure that people making over $1 million would pay at least a 30 percent tax rate. So it comes as some surprise that the President’s budget, released this week, doesn’t contain a Buffett Rule.
In the written budget narrative, Obama lays out broad principles for tax reform, including a call for the Buffett Rule. Other items in that narrative include lower tax rates with fewer deductions and exclusions, making tax incentives more progressive, and “fundamental corporate tax reform.” But none of those proposals are actually scored in the budget tables—while Obama is saying they would be a good idea, he is not proposing them for Fiscal Year 2013. Instead, the White House’s proposals for new revenue are a rehash of what it has proposed in the past...
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Jay-Z's 40/40 Club Shutdown By The Health Department For Food Violations That Could Make The Public Sick
Jay-Z and billionaire Warren Buffet. The latter actually knows about business, while the former is a pretender.
This is a follow up to the Judiciary Report article dated January 19, 2012 entitled "Jay-Z Lays Off Half Rocawear's Staff As His Other Businesses Fail As Well" where the site stated the rapper and his wife Beyonce Knowles are not businesspeople, but two unintelligent thieves in over their heads. One day later, the New York Health Department shutdown Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club sports bar for health code violations, mainly to do with food being kept at unsafe temperatures and staff using their bare hands to mix items such as salsa.
Jay-Z and Beyonce
This proves the Judiciary Report’s consistent claims once again that Jay-Z and his wife, Beyonce, are not smart entrepreneurs or business people, but two thieves stealing copyrights and businesses, then pretending to the public, while living lavishly on other people's property they stole. They are criminals, not corporate titans:
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Obama Can't Count!
U.S. President Barack Obama to financial expert Warren Buffett: So, what you're saying is 1+1 makes 2?!
When one looks at the national expenditures, one automatically comes to the conclusion, dear Obama simply cannot count. The nation was already in massive debt
The nation needs a frugal President, who is not afraid to say no to certain types of spending and isn't indebted to special interests, for helping him get elected. Without that, America is not going to make a full financial recovery anytime soon.
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