Showing posts with label snitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snitch. Show all posts

Monday, September 8, 2014

To Snitch Or Not To Snitch

Rappers "No Snitch" Policy
 

There is an pervasive attitude in rap culture that arrogantly chastises people for "snitching" and it is nothing short of ignorance. At the end of the day, some rappers are violent criminals, who have not forsaken the life of crime they knew before they became famous. Therefore, it is easy for them to spout this illegality and gibberish to the impressionable public, leading others astray.

I for one believe that people should speak up (I spoke out publicly and to police, but you can do so to the authorities anonymously). I have filed police reports in Hollywood related matters, where I was targeted by criminals in the industry and it lead to arrests. Am I sorry? Absolutely not.

In one case, I gave my personal account to the FBI of crimes targeting me (and others) by Colombo mafia member, Anthony Pellicano, who engaged in these crimes on behalf of singer Madonna, who hired him. It took a great deal of courage to do so, as Pellicano is a violent criminal (but I was enraged and extremely offended at what she hired him to do regarding me and didn't give a rat's behind who he or she think they are).

Pellicano was arrested months later and sentenced to 15-years in prison. This is a man that would threaten men, women and CHILDREN, of all people, with grievous bodily injury and death if they did not do what his sick clients in Hollywood demanded. Oh his parents must be so proud they brought a human being into the world doing such things *sarcasm.*

What kind of animal threatens to harm or kill people's children. Is that someone any reasonable human being who isn't absolutely insane should want roaming around free in society. According to a few famous ignoramuses involved in crime, I was not to quote unquote "snitch." Fame without responsibility is a dangerous thing.

In another case, stemming from madwoman Madonna's misconduct, I filed a police complaint with the Metropolitan Police in London, in what ended up becoming the phone hacking scandal (Andy Coulson Found Guilty In The Phone Hacking Case (Confirming Previous Claims I Made About Him On The Site)). After I filed the complaint against Rupert Murdoch's News Corp/News International and Madonna, for phone hacking, hacking and wiretapping, it was discovered and announced the royal family was being phone hacked by Murdoch's company. That is just the height of arrogance. Who is Murdoch to be invading the royal family's privacy (or anyone's for that matter). Arrogant animal. 

However, it was just the tip of the iceberg. The police also discovered in said case that missing and subsequently murdered underage girls were being phone hacked as well, their privacy grossly violated while they were missing and then sadly killed. That made people's blood boil and led to greater protests.
The one good thing that happened was the parents were able to receive millions of dollars (pounds) in damages from insidious Murdoch, over the phone hacking, which won't make up for their great loss in losing their loved ones, but it will make their lives a little easier. So once again, am I sorry I quote unquote "snitched" - absolutely not. Something good came out of it.


What kind of person would I be to (unintentionally) discover that type of a criminal problem, something harming underage minors and not speak up. I would have to be a savage and an animal to not quote unquote "snitch" regarding something like that. So, once again, am I sorry I quote unquote "snitched" - absolutely not.
In society, on one hand you have civil rights leaders and educated members of government asking people to come forward with information regarding crime, with the hope it will lead to justice. Then, on the other hand you have rappers irresponsibly telling impressionable members of the public "don't snitch."

I ask you "no snitch" rappers, if an investigative blogger such as myself discovered some of your famous peers were sexually molesting your underage daughters and sons, would you want me to remain silent or quote unquote "snitch" to the authorities to stop your children from being harmed?

I would love for one of you "no snitch" rappers to answer that question, to my face, since you rappers, who spout that stuff have all this mouth. I'm not scared of anyone on this earth and would love for you to face to face, put forth the key points of why I or anyone else should remain silent when defenseless, innocent people, especially children, are being harmed...and trust me, I will quote you on that.

That's the problem with some famous folks, you don't listen to your conscience or instincts, which would be your better judgment - you do whatever risky and reckless thing you think makes you look cool and macho in the public eye, even if it harms others.

You should hope that, God forbid someone was harming your little child, niece or nephew, someone would have the decency to speak out to put it to an end. Those of you on this "no snitch" wave, need to stop shaming and embarrassing your parents with this conduct you are engaging in online and in song, via these harmful views. Many innocent, vulnerable people in society, who cannot protect or defend themselves, are being harmed by others and need people to speak up for them to stop the abuses.
 
In life I don't do things for money, attention or pride. I could have sold out to certain music industry people in New York and made millions long ago, but what some of them do is not right, not to mention, quite a bit of it is illegal and I want no part in that. In life, I don't want to be apart of the problem. Everyone should endeavor to be apart of the solution that makes things better for others.

At the end of the day right is right and wrong is wrong. There are no gray areas. You're either walking the line of truth or living a lie in the eyes of the law and God. Make up your mind regarding which side you're on and do remember, choices have consequences.

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Congress Demands Answers From Eric Holder And The NSA Regarding Why They Are Sharing Americans Private Information With The DEA


Barack Obama

This is a follow up to the August 25, 2013 Judiciary Report article NSA Admits Employees Illegally Spied On Love Interests And Significant Others Confirming Site’s Previous Claims regarding a scandal I broke first in 2006 NSA Workers Admit To Reading The Emails And Listening To The Calls Of Americans In Violation Of The Law.


Director Of National Intelligence, over the NSA, James Clapper 

There’s nothing a drug dealer detests more than a snitch. Turns out some may have fallen afoul of drug dealers, who wrongly believed they snitched on them when it was actually the NSA (National Security Agency, which is now clearly the National Snitch Agency) tipping off the DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency). A report today indicates Congress is demanding answers regarding why the NSA violated U.S. law in spying on Americans and then sharing the information with sister agency the DEA, which led to drug busts.


Robert S. Mueller and Attorney General (DOJ) Eric Holder - two of the culprits behind much of the spying. Congress is demanding Holder give an explanation for this latest scandal regarding the DEA and NSA.

Congress is not against drug busts, but these were not in compliance with the law as evidence was illegally obtained via the NSA, who is forbidden under U.S. law to spy on Americans. The Judiciary Report has maintained for several years in a story sister site the Sound Off Column broke first, the FBI and NSA are spying on Americans in violation of the law and sharing the info with other agencies and sometimes with civilians for profit.

*The Judiciary Report has broken government stories first such as FBI Collected Thousands Of Phone Records Illegally (Patriot Act Abuses) and New Scandal Erupts Regarding The FBI And Justice Department Monitoring Calls Of AP Reporters Confirming Previous Site Claims and News Report: The IRS Targeted Christians and FBI Agent Arrested For Accepting A $200,000 Bribe To Derail A Criminal Case The FBI Was Supposed To Be Investigating and Another FBI Agent Caught Taking Bribes To Derail Serious Cases (Video). For the full list see the exclusives page of the site. 

STORY SOURCE

Senators demand answers on drug agency’s use of NSA domestic surveillance

Published time: August 27, 2013 21:21 - A group of lawmakers have asked United States Attorney General Eric Holder to explain recent allegations that federal drug busts have been carried out using non-terrorism intelligence collected by the National Security Agency and shared outside the NSA.

The eight legislators — all Democrats — have asked the country’s top attorney to weigh in on the reports published by Reuters earlier this month in which the NSA is accused of tipping off Drug Enforcement Administration agents to help orchestrate narcotics busts.

"These allegations raise serious concerns that gaps in the policy and law are allowing overreach by the federal government's intelligence gathering apparatus," wrote the senators - Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin, Ron Wyden of Oregon, Tom Udall of New Mexico, Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Sherrod Brown of Ohio.


Congress Wants Holder To Explain Intelligence Sharing Between NSA And DEA

Tuesday August 27, 2013 7:58 am - As the ACLU claims the NSA’s phone collection program is illegal in court papers filed Monday, members of Congress are putting pressure on Attorney General Eric Holder to answer questions regarding news reports that the DEA has access to NSA intelligence and is sharing that information with numerous agencies and personnel in the government. Even if the NSA survives the ACLU’s court challenge there is little doubt that the NSA intelligence gathered should not have gone to the DEA let alone to the wide range of places the DEA shared the information.

Eight Democratic senators and congressmen have asked Attorney General Eric Holder to answer questions about a Reuters report that the National Security Agency supplies the Drug Enforcement Administration with intelligence information used to make non-terrorism cases against American citizens.

The August report revealed that a secretive DEA unit passes the NSA information to agents in the field, including those from the Internal Revenue Service, the FBI and Homeland Security, with instructions to never disclose the original source, even in court. In most cases, the NSA tips involve drugs, money laundering and organized crime, not terrorism.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Report: The FBI Has Been Beating, Torturing And Threatening To Kill American Citizens If They Will Not Become Snitches (Informants)


The FBI Shows Its True Colors Again


FBI Director Robert S. Mueller

The FBI has been sued for renditioning and torturing Muslim-American citizen, Yonas Fikre, who was beaten and placed on the no fly list. Fikre maintains the FBI threatened to kill him, in a plot the CIA is also accused of participating in. Fikre stated the criminal actions by the law enforcement agency came when he refused to be an FBI informant. He also stated they issued veiled threats regarding his family.

Fikre is one of many, who have accused and sued the FBI for such inhumane and illegal conduct. The FBI has engaged in a criminal pattern of human rights abuses and invasion of privacy against "natural born" and naturalized American citizens, which is unlawful and worthy of the highest prosecution.

The FBI is flagrantly violating the Geneva Conventions, the U.S. Code and Constitution, regarding not engaging in cruel and unusual punishment. The agency has become a rogue police force with no accountability, resembling the now defunct SS under Hitler. The FBI is kidnapping, torturing, threatening, harassing and stalking people accused of no crimes. Why has Congress allowed them to engage in this disgraceful conduct. Where is the oversight.

STORY SOURCE

US citizen accuses FBI of torture and death threats

Thursday 19 April 2012 - US citizen Yonas Fikre claimed on Wednesday that he was detained in the United Arab Emirates last year and tortured by FBI agents. Mr Fikre, a Muslim who is currently seeking asylum in Sweden, told a press conference in Stockholm that he was beaten, threatened with death and kept in solitary confinement for over three months...

"It was very hard, because you don't know why you are in there and the only person you speak to is either yourself, or the wall, or when you go to the restroom or when you go to the torture place," said Mr Fikre, who was held for 106 days...

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is demanding that the US Justice Department investigate his treatment. The council alleges that over the past two years the FBI has been using aggressive tactics against Muslim US citizens travelling abroad to try to pressure them to become informants...