The U.S. Federal government is stonewalling Congress in the Fort Hood shooting again, via denying the Senate access to investigative files, revealing deficiencies in the procedures that permitted the terrible shooting spree to transpire at an American army base. Considering the Senate is higher in rank than the Pentagon and FBI, this misconduct is very bumptious. What ever happened to public accountability.
Beyonce And Lady Gaga's lesbian artwork for their song and video "Telephone"
CNN originally reported that MTV banned Lady Gaga and Beyonce's sick new video "Telephone" due to its explicit content. Today, MTV is challenging that report. The Music Television Network stated they never banned the raunchy, inappropriate video.
The CNN employee assumed, because the video was so highly inappropriate for respectable viewing hours, the clip was automatically banned from the network.
Beyonce has repulsed her dwindling fan base with the "Telephone" video, as many of her audience is stating she is a hypocrite for calling herself a Christian, yet participating in something so debauched and ungodly, due to the fact, the music video with Lady Gaga contains nudity, lesbianism, gratuitous violence, profanity and mass murder.
When will they learn - Beyonce does not worship God, she worships money and fame. It will be her downfall, as she has broken the law to obtain more money and fame.
Previously, on February 18, 2010, in the Madonna Is Jealous Of Lady Gagaarticle, theJudiciary Report noted that Madonna had put Lady Gaga up to dressing like her during her "Vogue" days, for a stage performance, where the younger singer fell down on stage twice (and that Gaga had joined the Kabablah cult at Madonna's insistence).
This week's debut of Lady Gaga and Beyonce's video "Telephone" revealed Gaga dressed like Madonna again, as a favor to the leech that has latched on to her. Even mainstream publications have noted it this week.
According to a credible source privy to what transpired, as reported several weeks ago on this site, Madonna is afraid of her falling fame and seeks to remind audiences of who she was when she was popular and that is the root of her "pestering" Lady Gaga to dress up like her, during her heyday that is long gone.
When you think about it, that's pretty pathetic. Some people don't know when to call it a day. Madonna has been angrily whining to industry insiders that "her career can't be over" when her record sales say it is done.
She has troubled many an industry personnel regarding several artists she sees as rival, either asking them to limit their exposure in the form of less publicity (TV, magazines, news websites, blogs and airplay) or attach her name to PR items regarding them.
There is one editor that got tired of Madonna sending over articles regarding Angelina Jolie with her name (Madonna) embedded in the piece for publication.
She kept using her ex-husband Guy Ritchie's tie to Brad Pitt, as a form of name dropping connecting her to Jolie and in other instances, exploiting the African adoption angle, in pairing her name with Angelina's for greater PR visibility, riding on the actress' coattails.
Iraqi Christians have come out in droves to protest the murders of their brothers and sisters in the faith, in the war torn Middle Eastern country.
Muslims have murdered Christians in Iraq, in senseless acts of violence, which does not help their case in the world. May the Christians of Iraq remain peaceful and strong in the faith, knowing that God will give them their reward in heaven. God bless you.
Iraqi Christians protest slayings, Pope concerned
Sun Feb 28, 2010 12:47pm EST
MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - At least 1,000 minority Christians, many holding olive branches, marched in protest near the restive city of Mosul on Sunday to urge the Iraqi government to act decisively after a series of killings.
At least eight Christians have been killed in the last two weeks in the turbulent northern city, 390 km (250 miles) north of Baghdad, prompting Pope Benedict to appeal on Sunday for Iraq's Christians to be better protected.
Two of those attacked had gone missing, their bodies later found dumped in the street with gunshot wounds. Others were shot dead in the street, near their homes, or at their place of work.
Some 683 Christian families, or 4,098 people, fled Mosul between February 20 and 27 following the attacks, a United Nations report said on Sunday.
The murders came just weeks before Iraq's March 7 parliamentary election, which has the potential to help cement an end to seven years of war or plunge a still-divided country into a new cycle of violence.
"I appeal to the civil authorities to complete every effort to give security again to the population, and in particular, to the most vulnerable religious minorities," the Pope said in his weekly blessing from Vatican City.
Priests in religious vestments led the protest procession in the Christian town of Hamdaniya, 40 km (25 miles) east of Mosul.
"The blood of innocents screams for terrorism and violence to be stopped," read one banner.
Sunni Islamist insurgents such as al Qaeda have long targeted Christians, Yazidis, Shabaks, and other Iraqi minorities, as well as majority Shi'ites, whom they consider heretics. Christians number an estimated 750,000 in Iraq, a small minority in a country of 28 million...
Actor Brad Pitt and actress, Angelina Jolie engaged in a public display of affection, due to rumors of strife within their relationship. He was seen kissing her on a movie set in Italy. Still not buying it.
Ironically, people are opposed to her playing the wife of the late Gucci head, who killed her husband. Brad better be careful and hope Jolie can get out of character after that role.
A 33-year-old Saudi Arabian prince, Saud Bin Abdulaziz Bin Nasir Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, has been charged with murder in London, for allegedly killing a servant from his homeland, who accompanied him to Britain.
The 32-year-old servant, Bandar Abdullah, even slept at the foot of his bed. He was found dead in London's plush Landmark hotel, strangled with head injuries.
Saudi 'Prince' Is Charged Over Hotel Murder
10:05pm UK, Thursday February 18, 2010 - A man linked to the Saudi royal family has been charged with the murder of another Saudi national at the Landmark Hotel in central London.
Saud Bin Abdulaziz Bin Nasir Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, 33, will appear at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in the morning accused of killing Bandar Abdullah on Monday.
He is also accused of committing grievous bodily harm on the same man on January 22. Bandar Abdullah, 32, was found strangled and with head injuries in a room at the five-star London hotel...