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 Sorry there was no column last night. I flew abroad and needed a little time to get situated. I did fairly quickly then Madonna's hacker began hacking my laptop for hours trying to block site updates, which is a domestic and international crime (they are disgusting and obsessed). I am helping someone who is very physically unwell get through a rough patch and doing business regarding my company as well. I don't need the time wasting, idiotic distractions coming from this sick, perverse, pathetic, criminal hacking Madonna keeps paying to have done like a nosy loser.

I blame the government for this as well, particularly the FBI for this vile, persistent problem, as they are corruptly refusing to control domestic criminals in America, who are not only violating American law, but international law as well, via hacking into computers in foreign countries. They just keep showing they can't be trusted to do the right thing. I am still working on fully updating the site despite the hacking interruptions (a few pictures are missing on the front page). 

Miss Universe Contestant Disqualified For Being A Man Who Had Operations To Remove His Male Parts

Miss Universe contestant, Jenna Talakova, representing Canada in the renowned contest, was kicked out of the pageant for being a transgender man, who had his male equipment removed via surgery, to look more like a woman. Watch GLAAD blow their top in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...

The official rules of the pageant state, each contestant must be a "naturally born female" which automatically disqualifies Talakova, who hid this pertinent fact, along with his twig and berries.

Ironically, if you listen to the video, Talakova sounds like train wreck reality star, Paris Hilton, which makes me wonder about the heiress and whether she too was born a man, as it would also explain her feet (LOL just kidding). You know blogger Perez Hilton is trying to chat up Talakova or at the very least cyberstalking him.

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Miss Universe disqualifies transgender contestant

School Bullies Should Be Expelled To Save Lives

Mean Girls

10-year-old Ashlynn Conner went up to her bedroom and hung herself in the closet, after having faced another day of bullying at school from two classmates. Her parents were stunned at her death, not realizing the impact the torment at school was having on their child. Many children hide their problems from their parents, who should not feel guilty in such cases. Many of you growing up can remember problems you hid from your parents. Now that some of you are parents, you should think about using those insights to figure out what's going on with your children.

Some kids are beaten up and mercilessly mocked at school on a regular basis. Some teens have been subjected to terrible incidents, regarding nude photos or videos from their mobile phones being posted on the internet, leaving them embarrassed to the point they feel they cannot go on. These students need help and support to make it through school, lest these problems overwhelm them and result in suicide, as seen in a number of cases. This should be a national initiative.

Schools on a national level, via legislation from Congress, should adhere to a strict policy of anti-bullying rules, to protect children from killing themselves under the weight of abuse at school from other kids. Students who bully others, should face expulsion from school.

The threat of being kicked out of school would be incentive enough for many kids to stop this inappropriate behavior, as they do not want to be expelled. Schools should publicize their anti-bullying rules to students through posters on the walls and announcements throughout the year, clearly letting students know, if they cross the line and it is credibly proven, they are subject to expulsion and or criminal charges (this includes cyberstalking via email, social networking or texting).

I never bullied anyone in school and no one bullied me, but preteens and teens today are different. Some kids today are a little too advanced and growing up way too fast. They aspire to be "Mean Girls" as shown in the film of the same name, taking the wrong message from said film.

Then again, when they see the star of the movie, Lindsay Lohan, behaving so badly in her real life, getting into public fights, stalking and bullying people, cutting up in court and disrespecting everyone in sight, including sitting judges, it doesn't send a good message. There are a host of other teen films released over the past several years, geared towards boys and girls that encourage bullying, painting it as cool. There is nothing cool about kids being bullied to the point they seek suicide as a way out.

To kids being bullied that are reading this article, I recommend you tell your parents and or teacher at school. Keep things in perspective. Do not take your life. Focus on your education and try to think ahead to the future when you can successfully live your dreams in whatever profession you want to pursue in life. School is only for a time. As you get older, you are not going to care about what they thought about you in school, but what you made of your life once you got out. God loves you and God bless you.

Obama Slams Bullying

Video: White House takes on bullying issue - WISH TV

U.S. President Barack Obama slammed bullying in a speech he gave this week. The President stated, he was a victim of bullying, due to his name and ears. Well, no one should pick on him for his name, but those ears are fair game. When you have ears like a satellite dish, don't expect people not to say something (I'm kidding).

15-Year Old Commits Suicide After School Bullying, Harassment And Rape

Video: 9 Charged Following Suicide of Bullied Girl

In tragic news, a 15-year-old Irish immigrant, Phoebe Prince, took her life in the U.S. state of Massachusetts, after months of relentless bullying, gang stalking, cyberstalking, aggravated harassment, assault and rape, committed by merciless classmates at her school.

Prosecutors have now charged 9 students in her death and it is appropriate, as their conduct is reprehensible and depraved and went well beyond school yard name calling.

After a particularly trying day of being terrorized by the 9 students, Phoebe, went home and hung herself above her family's staircase. A horrified relative came home to the grim discovery. Her story did not have to end like this. Someone at school should have intervened.

There needs to be a national anti-bullying statute, as too many kids have killed themselves after being bullied for being perceived as weak, quiet, nerdy or gay. Said law could also address individuals using technology to terrorize or humiliate others, in acts such as sexting and cyberstalking, especially on social networking sites. The judicial Act could cover an umbrella of things and it is needed, as too many children have died, while others have been maimed or burned during acts of bullying.

The next step would be to heavily advertise the new law. Let teens know, just because you are minors, does not mean there will be no culpability when you injure other students in acts of bullying.

However, it should be noted, laws are worthless if those in charge do not enforce them. If there is a failure on the part of the police or FBI (civil rights jurisdiction), to do their jobs in enforcing the law, as the latter has been known to do, innocent young people will continue to die at the hands of perpetrators.