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Saturday, December 1, 2018

The Amoral Motley Crew Of Black Psyops: Mike Cernovich & Alan Dershowitz


Well, this is quite the amoral, motley crew of "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending), but have not fear, for Trump has given Dershowitz the Stinky Touch!

Trump boosts Alan Dershowitz as report alleges lawyer was involved in sexual encounters with minors


But the Dersh, immediately counters with his magical powers of being a "Legal Genius" (trademark pending) by calling the activities of the Office of Special Counsel going after his enjoyment in the industry of trafficking of tiny humans as political.

Alan Dershowitz says Robert Mueller is ‘looking for political sin’

Then, Trump smashes with a counter slam:

Wanna know a secret?

That IG report is about the Meanies who were mean to my Sweetie.

I bet Nancy Pelosi is really excited that she is going to be Speaker of the House.

I bet Rashida Tlaib is excited to lead the charge for the impeachment proceedings.

Did you know Perkins Coie still sucks?


Mike Cernovich, Alan Dershowitz and the Jeffery Epstein Underage Sex Trafficking Case

Mike Dice, Alan Dershowitz (that face you make right after they show
you the video) & Mike Cernovich
This past October we wrote an article about Virginia wannabe-gubernatorial nominee Corey Stewart and his Periscope interview with Alt-Right gadfly Mike Cernovich.

Cernovich, a noted Twitter addict and legal rape advocate, issued this tweet, wherein he made the claim that he was being targeted by accused child prostitution ringleader Jeffrey Epstein. Cernovich’s tweet consisted of a heavily redacted court document that he claimed was “proof” of “secret legal filings” against him.

FullSizeRenderUnredacted information on the court document included the case number, 1:15-cv-07433-RWS. This case is better known as Giuffre V. Maxwell, and is a suit filed by a woman named Virginia Giuffre against British heiress Ghislane Maxwell, alleging that Maxwell acted as a facilitator and groomer for Jeffrey Epstein’s child prostitution enterprise, and that Maxwell was directly responsible for trafficking the then-
underage Giuffre as an unwilling prostitute.

Cernovich inserted himself into this case in January of 2017 when he made a motion to intervene and a motion to unseal previously sealed court documents and exhibits in this case. Cernovich’s claim is that his motion to unseal these items is a purely journalistic investigation, and that it was part of his “quest” to oppose pedophiles. This is, apparently, not the case.



I can see them going after Child Protective Services case files and using them to smear someone.

I hope they do.

Giuffre v Maxwell Response ... by on Scribd

It is then with no small amount of irony that we note that Cernovich’s motion was aimed against Giuffre, not on her behalf. According to the response in opposition to Cernovich’s motion to unseal, documents filed by Giuffre’s attorneys state that Cernovich is attempting to unseal documents that were sealed under an order intended to protect Giuffre.

The opposition documents further state that Cernovich’s motion to unseal mirrored earlier motions to unseal filed by celebrity attorney and close personal friend Alan Dershowitz– who is also named as being involved with Epstein’s sex ring– and that Cernovich is acting as Dershowitz’s proxy. They also noted how Cernovich has been a pro-rape advocate, often using rhetoric favoring the targeting of rape victims, as well as Cernovich’s relationship with Dershowitz, most notably Dershowitz’s appearance in Cernovich’s movie “Silenced”.


People unrelated to court cases can and do act as Amicus Curiae (literally, “friend of the court”) wherein they act as unrelated third parties that submit information that may be of relevance to the case.

An Intervenor is distinct from an Amicus Curiae in that an Intervenor is bound as one of the parties in the case. As an Intervenor, Cernovich is binding himself to the defendant– Ghislane Maxwell.

Instead of acting as someone fighting child prostitution, Cernovich is defending an accused lieutenant of an international child sex ring. Further investigation revelaed that Dershowitz filed a motion to intervene in August, 2016, and subsequently filed a motion to unseal the same documents as Cernovich later requested to unseal in 2017. The opposition to Dershowitz’s motion spans 31 pages and can be read in full here:



Dershowitz’s involvement in this case stems from his concurrent status of being accused of patronizing Epstein’s criminal enterprise.

Dershowitz is a toxic figure in this case in his own right. From the opposition to Dershowitz’s motion to unseal:
Indeed, in over 50 statements to the press, he has explained to the world (if not this Court) his reasons for maintaining his attacks on Ms. Giuffre in the media, in which he has publicly called her a “prostitute” and a “bad mother” to her three minor children. McCawley Dec. at Exhibit 20, Local 10 News, January 22, 2015. For example, Dershowitz has made the following statements:
· “The end result of this case should be she [Jane Doe No. 3] should go to jail, the lawyers should be disbarred and everybody should understand that I am completely and totally innocent.” McCawley Dec. at Exhibit 21, CNN International, New Day, January 6, 2015.
· Dershowitz also stated, in an interview in Newsmax, that he is “considering” bringing a lawsuit against Jane Doe No. 3. “And we’re considering suing her for defamation as well, but right now she was trying to hide in Colorado and avoid service, but we found her and we served her and now she’ll be subjected to a deposition.” 38
By his own words, Dershowitz wants to intimidate and harass Ms. Giuffre with the specter of his sending her “to jail.”
By essentially re-stating Dershowitz’s motion to unseal, Cernovich is little more than Dershowitz’s tool by which he seeks to intimidate a victim of child sex trafficking– and he is stating the opposite to his network of gullible and sniveling fans who throw cash at him for his useless vitamin supplements and badly written books.

And to add more proof of the collaboration between Cernovich and Dershowitz , Dershowitz filed filed a motion in support of Cernovich’s motion to unseal

Cernovich is, of course, little more than a Twitter crybully who bemoans the deletrious effect “feminists” have on males and western society, and to that effect has offered free legal advice (you get what you pay for, I guess) to his followers about how to “get out” of “false rape charges.” Cernovich has been banned from Fox News of all places, for his continued advocacy for the decriminalization of rape and as an apologist for rapists.


To see more of the court documents of this case you can find them here.

Cernovich is also a close collaborator with the equally unhinged characters Roger Stone and Jack Posobiec. Roger Stone being the same one who was a Trump electoral campaign fixture and a substitute host on Infowars. Posobiec’s primary skill is manufacturing still-born scandals, and his main claim to fame was his incessant pushing of the long debunked “pizzagate” conspiracy theory, which was promoted on Infowars.

Cernovich, Stone and Posobiec all worked together on putting together the so-called “Deplora-Ball” inaugural ball in Washington DC, which saw Stone being denied entry to his own ball by security.

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Sunday, October 27, 2019

CERNOVICH: Tribute To John Conyers, Jr. - Perkins Coie Sucks

Mikey, my dearest, you shall be eternal in the eyes of all who witness the falling of the heavens.

#perkinscoiesucks

Right-wing activist: ‘Kind of gratifying’ Conyers named me ‘on the way down’

Right-wing activist Mike Cernovich on Sunday ripped Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) for calling him an “alt-right” blogger responsible for raising claims of sexual misconduct against the congressman.

“It’s kind of nice, it’s kind of gratifying that a member of Congress on the way down throws a shoutout to Mike Cernovich,” Cernovich said in remarks live-streamed online, adding that he does not associate with the alt-right movement.

Rep John Conyers steps down, lies about Mike Cernovich on his way out. #UnsealTheDeals https://t.co/wBx14WBwQK

— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) November 26, 2017
Conyers announced Sunday he is stepping down as ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee pending an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment.


“I deny these allegations, many of which were raised by documents reportedly paid for by a partisan alt-right blogger,” Conyers said in a statement.

BuzzFeed News reported last week that Conyers settled a wrongful dismissal complaint in 2015 with a former employee who alleged she was fired because she would not “succumb to [his] sexual advances.”

Other staffers alleged that the Democrat made requests for sexual favors, inappropriately touched staffers and used congressional resources to transport women that they believed he was having sexual relationships with at the time.

The BuzzFeed report was based off documents provided by Cernovich, who provided them to the outlet after reportedly offering to pay $10,000 for the records. BuzzFeed said it independently confirmed the documents’ authenticity.

Cernovich said the reporters at BuzzFeed who broke the story haven’t gotten enough credit for doing so.

“In all seriousness, it is bullshit because I gave them the documents, but they did the work,” Cernovich said.

Cernovich said he acquired the documents and thought they looked “good to go.” However, he reached out to BuzzFeed News for advice on how to handle them, and they told him he couldn’t just publish them.

So, Cernovich turned the documents over to the news outlet, which published a story last week detailing the claims against Conyers.

Addressing his motivation for providing the documents, Cernovich said, "I want these deals out. I don’t like Congress, I don’t like the government."

Cernovich, a Trump supporter who has pushed conspiracy theories like "Pizzagate," has strongly disassociated himself from the movement known as the "alt-right."

In a video posted to his YouTube channel last August, Cernovich said he was originally open to the label because he considered the term an alternative to the "mainstream right." However, he later rejected the label because he felt the neo-Nazi movement took it over.

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Thursday, August 29, 2019

Cocktails & Popcorn: Mike Cernovich Helped Brenda Jones & Rashida Tlaib Become Illegitimate Elected Officials In Detroit

Recently, on Cocktails & Popcorn and Twitter, Mike Cernovich posted a request to ask him anything.

I really wanted to ask him to name the person who gave him classified, congressional documents and how much was he paid to run the operation, but I decided to first verify that he has taken full credit for the Meanie Attack on my Sweetie.

I believe I archived the page, but, then again, there were multiple archives of this post form the "Legal Genius" (trademark pending).

Besides, it looks as if Cernovich's operation is not quite finished, even though he took down this post, because the trial has been postponed so that one of the accusers, Elisa Grubbs, can have enough time to get an attorney to prepare for trial.

Marion Brown and her Brood of Bandits have been rather quiet.

I do not believe there exists any attorney who has the ability to defend anyone who participated in this operation, but, then again, we are dealing with "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending) so anything is possible.

#perkinscoiesucks


Since Cernovich has taken credit for breaking the bombshell that vacated to Michigan 13th Congressional District Office and caused a Special Election for Michigan, we must also honor him for all the candidates who filed to run, especially Brenda Jones and Rashida Tlaib, who are illegitimate elected officials.

INTERNET REACTS: Mike Cernovich Breaks Bombshell John Conyers Sex Abuse 

Story Published 3 weeks ago on November 21, 2017 By Tom Shadilay 

Mike Cernovich
The internet is exploding at the sensational breaking news by Mike Cernovich about Democrat Rep. John Conyers’ repeated sexual abuse of female staffers and use of taxpayer funds for settlements related to that abuse.
Buzzfeed recognizes Mike Cernovich gave them the story, stating:

“Cernovich said he gave the documents to BuzzFeed News for vetting and further reporting, and because he said if he published them himself, Democrats and congressional leaders would “try to discredit the story by attacking the messenger.” He provided them without conditions. BuzzFeed News independently confirmed the authenticity of the documents with four people directly involved with the case, including the accuser.”

BuzzFeed’s article continues:

“Documents from the complaint obtained by BuzzFeed News include four signed affidavits, three of which are notarized, from former staff members who allege that Conyers, the ranking Democrat on the powerful House Judiciary Committee, repeatedly made sexual advances to female staff that included requests for sexual favors, contacting and transporting other women with whom they believed Conyers was having affairs, caressing their hands sexually, and rubbing their legs and backs in public. Four people involved with the case verified the documents are authentic.”

Over on Twitter, reaction to the news of Cernovich’s involvement in the story has been swift and sometimes salty:

Josh Hammer
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I don’t think we’re talking enough about the fact that the guy who might bring down John Conyers is…Mike Cernovich.

What a freaking time to be alive.

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A lot going on here:

1) John Conyers settled a serious sex harassment claim and taxpayers are kept in the dark

2) Buzzfeed got the documents from Mike Cernovich. https://www.buzzfeed.com/paulmcleod/she-complained-that-a-powerful-congressman-harassed-her?utm_term=.huLPp87Dw#.qyA0N8RQK …


She Said That A Powerful Congressman Harassed Her. Here’s Why You Didn’t Hear Her Story.
“When you make private settlements, it doesn’t warn the next woman or the next person going into that situation.”

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“Mike Cernovich gave Buzzfeed News documents incriminating powerful Democratic Rep. John Conyers for sexual harassment” is a sentence i never expected to write https://www.buzzfeed.com/paulmcleod/she-complained-that-a-powerful-congressman-harassed-her …


She Said That A Powerful Congressman Harassed Her. Here’s Why You Didn’t Hear Her Story.
“When you make private settlements, it doesn’t warn the next woman or the next person going into that situation.”

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Charles Johnson
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The accusations against John Conyers are sickening. But it’s almost as sickening that whoever leaked this stuff gave it to far right conspiracy loon @Cernovich first. WTF is going on in this country?

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I might be going out on a limb here, but thanks to @Cernovich, I think you're going to have a better day tomorrow than John Conyers. #UnsealTheRecords pic.twitter.com/Jmbeh2DALJ

— Barry Cunningham (@barrycunningham) November 21, 2017

this, but also I think @Cernovich has, oddly, demonstrated over the past year that he has some good sources https://t.co/k9MzUG1REc

— Kieran Delamont (@k_delamont) November 21, 2017

Check out Mike’s Periscope below to hear his full thoughts on this bombshell report.
Congressman John Conyers is a sexual predator, and Paul Ryan covered it all up https://t.co/rHAzX4Hevo

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) November 21, 2017

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Friday, October 12, 2018

Cocktails & Popcorn: Mike Cernovich Definitely Has A Serious DOJ Legal Issue Pending

As a kindly refresher to bring our newest fans up to speed, allow me to provide Cocktails & Popcorn
reading material, in preparation for the upcoming events.

Everything you wanted to know about Mike Cernovich, his definitely pending legal issues with the U.S. Department of Justice and more can be found here.

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"How's that quest for fame & fortune going, Cerno?"

Mike Cernovich was mean to my Sweetie.

I believe the Cerno may be putting together a legal defense GoFundMe campaign as we speak, but if not, perhaps he could ask Perkins Coie to represent him, considering the fact that they have quite the historic, surreptitious engagement.

Email Shows Mike Cernovich Soliciting Anonymous Comments from Government Employees

An email provided to American Oversight in response to a Freedom of Information Act Request shows right-wing social media personality Mike Cernovich, who pushed the “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory, and was affiliated with the so-called “alt-right” in his rise to the spotlight in 2016, soliciting information from a federal employee that he promised could be submitted anonymously via an online form.

The email shows that Cernovich messaged the personal email inbox of Payne Griffin, who is a deputy chief of staff to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, on May 18, 2017. Days later, Griffin is seen forwarding the email to Emily Davis, deputy assistant USTR for public and media affairs, stating that it was “sent to my personal” and that he was “not replying” to Cernovich.

Cernovich’s email solicits comment from Griffin about how Johnny DeStefano, who oversees the Office of Presidential Personnel, “is handling personnel and staffing” in the Trump administration.

He writes that he has information that “DeStefano is deliberately stalling the hiring process in order to favor ‘Never Trumpers’” and offers Griffin a Google Form link to submit comments to him for his story anonymously. At the time that Cernovich emailed Griffin, he had already published a story on Medium (a platform that has since suspended Cernovich’s account and removed his posts) about DeStephano’s supposed efforts to deny White House jobs to people who supported Trump’s campaign agenda.

This email obtained by American Oversight provides a glimpse into the ways that Cernovich—despite his messy track record—may have been able to develop sources among disgruntled federal government workers who have leaked him documents in the past, including those he handed to BuzzFeed for use in an expose of sexual harassment by then-Rep. John Conyers while serving in Congress. In the past, Cernovich has also offered up rewards as high as $10,000 for leaked documents but has said that his past leakers have refused to take the bounty.

Cernovich said that he emailed “hundreds” of Schedule C employees “asking for comment about personnel issues” last year—“500, at least” he told Right Wing Watch. He would not say how many employees he contacted answered his requests and said he did not recall how he obtained the personal email addresses of employees.

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Thursday, September 5, 2019

Cocktails & Popcorn: Cernovich Is Starting His Own #coloredrevolution - Training The Troops To Blog - The Opus Of Child Welfare Propaganda

#coloredrevolutions love to recycle their psyoptics
Sweet Mother Mary Jumping Josephats!

Mike Cernovich is launching a #coloredrevolution to rebuild his image (a.k.a legal defense) by building an army of bloggers.

He is calling it "Failure Porn" in his new book, Audacity: How to go from nobody to somebody - "Attention is influence.

Precious is having another meltdown.

He is directing his troops of Psychobabies to start a blog.

He is about to teach the art of blogging.

I wonder whose blog he is about to do battle with?

Hmmmm......let me think.....


He is going to lead the flanks to charge from the rear by championing child welfare because he was the one who championed  #pizzacrap because he was the one who championed #MeToo because he is eine zeer uber varken Meanie.

Cernovich has slowly started to use his own children as shields, to test the waters of child welfare.

His scouts have gone through my blog, running that predicitve modeling crap, in a desperate attempt to figure out why I do what I do.

My #Superfans tried to figure out the exact same thing until I got fed up (pun intended) and had to do the old, "come hither, my dearies, for I shall tell you a tale" that I do so raw.

I wish to be served his head, and all his co-conspirators on a silver platter, in Detroit, where we shall have no problems with the defrocking, along with all the immunities that go with breaching your oath as a sworn officer of the court as an attorney.

Ethics holds to higher standards when you have a law license, you know.



Have no fear, my precious, for you shall no longer be anonymous, as The Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed has preserved your legacy, in a mutational link, in all your heraldry, for eternity.

No longer anonymous, precious, no longer...

This Man Helped Build The Trump Meme Army — Now He Wants To Reform ItCan the Peter Thiel associate behind the DeploraBall save the pro-Trump internet from itself?

Following this weekend’s social media meltdown over the guest list of the DeploraBall —an inauguration bash celebrating the role a right-wing social media insurgency played in Donald Trump’s presidential campaign — a man named Jeff Giesea finds himself in the crosshairs of a livid troll army. It’s an army he helped create.

Giesea, a Washington, DC, entrepreneur and consultant, is one of the minds behind MAGA3X, a meme-happy social media organization that describes itself on Twitter as “a citizen grassroots movement that helped elect Trump” and on its website as “Freedom’s Secret Weapon.” He is also one of the organizers of the DeploraBall, now the site of a dispute threatening to destroy the alt-right — the nascent conservative alliance of hardcore trolls, white supremacists, anti-SJWs, Trumpian nationalists, and memelords — on the eve of its greatest triumph.

“We just had a bad public breakup,” Giesea said.
 jeffgiesea.com

In short: Last week, Giesea, a startup veteran who has worked for Peter Thiel and the Koch brothers, and his co-organizer, the conservative internet personality Mike Cernovich, decided to remove a third co-organizer, Anthime Gionet (a former BuzzFeed employee who goes by his Twitter handle, Baked Alaska, and the alias Timothy Treadstone) from the “Featured Guests” section of the DeploraBall’s fact sheet after Gionet posted several anti-Semitic tweets. Since then, prominent Twitter conservatives have been taking sides: in one corner, those who decry the alt-right’s associations with white supremacists and racists, and in the other, those who believe the DeploraBall organizers have abandoned the movement’s commitment to offensive speech and its white nationalist vanguard at the first sign of mainstream acceptance.

“Whatever #AltRight was, it’s been taken over by white supremacists and I disavow it,” wrote the pro-Trump radio host Bill Mitchell on Twitter. “I’m #AmericaFirst where we can ALL be great again.”

Meanwhile, on the white supremacist website the Daily Stormer, editor Andrew Anglin wrote, “This act of Cernovich has caused a rift within the pro-Trump alliance, which I believe is a very good thing. People are choosing sides, mainly on the Jewish issue. To a lesser extent on the racial issue.”

It looks, on Twitter at least, like the fracturing of the pro-Trump internet in real time. But can the men behind a kinder, gentler DeploraBall survive the split? And can Giesea learn to live with the meme army he helped build, now that it’s peacetime?

Among the men’s rights alumni, opportunistic culture warriors, outright white nationalists, and self-made digital media impresarios who compose the leadership of the pro-Trump internet, Jeff Giesea is unique. First, he’s not public: He hardly tweets, he doesn’t have his own video channel, and he doesn’t pick fights online. Second, while much of the pro-Trump internet lambastes out-of-touch, Ivy League–educated city dwellers, Giesea is a gay Stanford graduate who lives in Washington, DC. He is precisely what people mean when they talk about the coastal elite.

At Stanford, Giesea edited the Stanford Review, the conservative paper founded by Peter Thiel, the tech billionaire who is advising the president-elect on all things Silicon Valley. After graduating in 1997, Giesea went to work for Thiel Capital Management, Thiel’s hedge fund. Over the next 15 years, he started and sold several startups; these days, he works as a coach for executives.

"Trolling, it might be said, is the social media equivalent of guerrilla warfare"
But two years ago, Giesea found himself “bored being nice to people all the time," said. "I felt like I wanted to do something more substantial and I felt like Western civilization was in a fragile place.”

Around that time, Giesea met over Twitter Chuck Johnson, the notorious troll and journalist who has been in the news recently for his close friendship with Malik Obama, the president’s Trump-loving half brother. In an article titled “It’s Time to Embrace Memetic Warfare” published in the official journal of the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, Giesea described “carousing” “over beers” with Johnson, while plotting how to troll ISIS.

“When I met Chuck I wondered why we weren’t weaponizing people like him,” Giesea said. “He led me on this intellectual journey.”

That journey led to Giesea to this realization:

Warfare through trolling and memes is a necessary, inexpensive, and easy way to help destroy the appeal and morale of our common enemies. … Trolling, it might be said, is the social media equivalent of guerrilla warfare, and memes are its currency of propaganda.

And in the same article, Giesea noticed that Trump supporters online were already practicing advanced meme warfare:

In the U.S. Republican Primary race, Jeb Bush recently attempted to paint Donald Trump as the "chaos candidate." But when his campaign tried spreading a #ChaosCandidate hashtag, trolls supporting Trump took it over and used it to denigrate Jeb Bush. Hashtags, one might say, are operational coordinates of memetic warfare.

Once a libertarian and always a political theory buff, Giesea found himself late last year migrating to what he calls Trump’s “civic nationalism”: nationalism based on civic pride rather than ethnicity or religion.

“I see Trumpism as the only practical and moral path to save Western civilization from itself,” Giesea said.

So he got involved. He organized a meeting for gay people at the RNC. And he helped Mike Cernovich build MAGA3X, a grassroots, digital, pro-Trump organization. Together, they set up a network of pro-Trump internet influencers, including Jack Posobiec and Gionet.

(While Giesea wouldn’t disclose how much of his own money he spent on MAGA3X, he described himself as the organization’s “behind-the-scenes business guy.”)

The MAGA3X accounts were a water cannon of memes, Breitbart stories, WikiLeaks theories, pro-Trump YouTube videos, and cartoons about #Pizzagate, and they swelled to the tens of thousands, eventually gaining public praise from Gen. Michael Flynn, the national security adviser to be. To its efforts on Twitter and Facebook, MAGA3X added a series of flash mobs, many of which were organized by Gionet. They even built a meme generator to promote the meetups. If Giesea hadn’t quite conscripted a troll army, he had certainly done his part in winning the rhetorical war on the internet.
Then two unexpected things happened: Donald Trump won the presidency, and less than two weeks later, Richard Spencer — the much-covered poster boy for the new white nationalism and coiner of the term “alt-right” — presided over Nazi salutes at a conference in Washington, DC, while raising a glass and shouting "Hail Trump!" and "Hail Victory!" ("Hail victory" translates to the German sieg heil, the Nazi greeting.)

It was the toast heard round the pro-Trump internet, and it divided people into three rough camps: Those who approved of the sentiment and the action; those who approved of the sentiment but found the action counterproductive; and those who, for various reasons, wanted nothing to do with the sentiment or the action. Spencer’s salute also focused mainstream media attention closely on his white nationalist beliefs. Media, never good at covering leaderless online movements, suddenly had an alt-right leader, and a political platform to attach the label to.

“The alt-right was this big huge umbrella term,” Giesea said. “More recently it’s taken on much more narrow connotations around white nationalism. Now it’s kind of like, pick a lane.”

The DeploraBall has very much picked a lane, and it’s not alt-right. After one venue backed out of hosting the event over contested claims of harassment, Giesea convinced the executive director of the august National Press Club, where he was once a member, to hold it. In a fact sheet, the organizers explicitly state that the event is not associated with the alt-right:

This is an event for Trump supporters from across the country, from all backgrounds, ethnicities, and walks of life. We will not tolerate any incendiary actions that are discriminatory in nature and/or designed to disrupt the event. If we had to put a label on our group, we would call them Trumpists. This is a new type of Republican and presence in town.

Richard Spencer isn’t going — Giesea called his fantasy of an ethnostate “irresponsible” and “immoral": "I don’t know how it could happen without the breakup of America or ethnic cleansing.” Neither is Sam Hyde, co-creator of the canceled Adult Swim sketch comedy show Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace. And neither, of course, is Baked Alaska Some guests have consequently asked for refunds (which will be honored, according to Giesea).
Now, Cernovich and Giesea’s event has become a target of the most vocal part of the movement they helped to build. White nationalists like Anglin and Spencer have started to call them the “alt-light” — enemies of political correctness but hardly fellow race warriors. A legion of internet horribles has seized on Cernovich’s manner of speaking to taunt him. Anonymous Twitter accounts have suggested that attendees raise Nazi salutes at the event to sabotage it. A cartoon depicting Gionet stabbed in the back by a knife bearing a Star of David on the handle has spread widely. And Gionet, in a since-deleted series of tweets, lambasted the DeploraBall organizers and Giesea specifically. (Gionet declined BuzzFeed’s request to discuss the circumstances of his removal from the event.)

By excluding the more explicitly racist and controversial figures in the Trump internet from the DeploraBall in favor of people like Roger Stone and Milo Yiannopoulos — who were well-known before the rise of the alt-right — Giesea and Cernovich have in some ways recapitulated the Trump transition, which immediately dropped its promise to drain the swamp and appointed a succession of Beltway insiders and billionaires to important posts. That leaves the newly cleaved polite portion of the Trump internet with a fundamental question: What, exactly, does it stand for, if not no-holds-barred meme war?

That remains to be seen. While Giesea certainly rejects some of the outright discrimination encouraged by parts of the alt-right — “I’m gay, why would I support a movement that wants to turn me into a lampshade?” he said — he also said his perspective “isn’t totally colorblind” and doesn’t ignore demographics, specifically that America is getting less white. But it’s very possible that the contingent of pro-Trump internet supporters who are both intellectually committed to discussing the cultural, social, and electoral consequences of the shrinking size of the white majority in America and morally committed to decrying racial hatred is hardly big enough to fill out the masthead of a campus newspaper.

Over the weekend, as the conflict crescendoed on Twitter, Giesea had doubts about moving forward with the DeploraBall. “The people from Middle America who are coming here don’t deserve to be dragged into some drama where people Sieg Heil,” he said. But he decided the celebration was too important to cancel. And so, unless the National Press Club pulls out, the party will go on, a thousand Trump supporters with varying agendas, plied with booze, celebrating their new president.

“I’m concerned with enforcing behavioral standards,” Giesea said. “It’s a tough needle to thread.”


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Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Cocktails & Popcorn: The Cernovich Meltdown - When You Are Identified As A Domestic Terrorist By A Domestic Terrorist

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The proper way of witnessing the Cerno Meltdown
Stefan Molyneux recently toned down his speech and opened up about the history of mental illness in his family.

It seems Cernovich and Jack Posobiec were named by one of the shooters in the El Paso, Dayton mass shootings, in social media posts.

Lee Stranahan has made allegations that Cernovich and Posobiec may have an association with the creation of the events.

Cernovich is claiming he is being targeted.

Cerno was mean to my Sweetie.

I believe I figured out from whom he received those stolen, congressional, classified documents, from House Judiciary.

Cerno is not in a good place right now and I have all intentions of reminding the cyberverse about his predicament, with a lovely stemmed glass of pinot grigio in hand.


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Sunday, December 8, 2019

Meet Ali "Akbar" Alexander, The Sacrificial Political Operative & His Expertise On The Michigan 2016 Election With Cernovich

https://www.projectveritas.exposed/ali-akbar-alexander
Wow.

I guess Ali is coming to Detroit.

Meet Ali "Akbar" Alexander.

Jack Dorsey Thinks Fringe Figure Ali Akbar Makes ‘Interesting Points’

Ali is contradicting the federal election reports of social media interference.

That is quite ballsy.

Wow.

Ali has no idea of what he is getting himself into so this is going to be fun.

Trump's political campaigns were foreign corporations, not registered with FEC, so Ali is admitting to a federal crime, possibly FARA violations?

Wow.

Keep on testifying, Ali.

Tell it all.

https://www.facebook.com/TheAliAlexander/

Gabe Hoffman has legal actions against Ali.



They are talking about the 2016 election. 

Ali is telling us, as a political expert, about how Trump won Michigan.

We must definitely invite Ali to bear witness.

Ali wants to write a book.

That is what they all do when aspiring to ascend the ladder of running paid psyoptics, or rather just paid lying.

Calling it lying is a much more palatable, masticated concept of propaganda to swallow.

Ali packages what is called "influencers", which is just a fancy name for an operative who is willing to engage in nefarious online activities to interfere in elections, like what Ali is talking about of what he did in the 2016 election.

Mueller is probably loving this, but, hey, what do I know?

I know Mike Cernovich has yet to answer the magic questions: "Who gave you those forged, confidential, classified, congressional documents and how much did you make?"

Watch Cernovich sacrifice Ali to the Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed because I would expect nothing less from him.

Do your thing, Mikey.

I am kind of digging on the operative talk show.

#SpiesLivesMatter

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Sunday, August 12, 2018

Cocktails & Popcorn: Keith Ellison Is Being Targeted By Mike Cernovich, I Wonder Why?

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"Go ahead, keep talking...I am listening and my
popcorn is just about done popping."
Ah, yes, Mike Cernovich.

We all remember Cernovich, right?

I wonder if Lisa Bloom is going to represent the women involved in this.

So, why would Keith Ellison be subject of an online, third party, hearsay, on Twitter, that has yet to be reported any official police report?

Could it be Keith has a prominent position in the DNC?

Could it be that Keith is a whistleblower?

Could it be that Keith responded to the issue of the constitutional viability of impeaching a SCOTUS Justice?

Could it be that he is a good friend of John Conyers, Jr.,?

Could it be that Keith is from Detroit?

Or, could it just be that Perkins Coie sucks?

I guess we shall just have to wait for Judiciary hearings.

#perkinscoiesucks 




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Thursday, February 15, 2018

Marion Brown Went Shopping In D.C.

No comment at this time...your honor.

https://knightfoundation.org/grants/4078

http://archive.is/xTgPg

Post-#MeToo, Stalled Careers, Alienation Still Haunt Sexual Harassment Victims

Marion, The Dry Humper

Lawmakers say they are aware of challenges

Shortly after Marion Brown’s account of sexual harassment toppled a powerful congressman last fall, she returned to Washington on a frigid afternoon to ask for support from the lawmakers who had lauded her as a hero.

Wearing a smartly tilted fur cap, she left her business cards with aides who, to her, looked two generations her junior. She hoped for a reference, a lead on a new job, a bit of advice. She left the Capitol feeling disappointed, although lawmakers told Roll Call they want to do all they can to help.
Brown, 62, who spent 11 years as a Detroit-based outreach director to former Michigan Democratic Rep. John Conyers Jr., is among a handful of former congressional employees to publicly disclose sexual harassment allegations in the aftermath of the #MeToo movement. Their stories attracted a surge of media attention and inspired bipartisan legislation that unanimously passed the House and is making its way to the Senate.

But the hoped-for reckoning in Congress has sputtered, and several of the alleged victims say the publicity has done little to diminish the toll on their careers and personal lives.

“People try to be as nice as they can, but I’m still feeling the backlash,” Brown said.

In the months after sexual misconduct allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein inspired a national conversation about sexual harassment in American institutions, eight members of Congress — seven of them in the House — have either resigned or announced they will not seek re-election because of allegations of harassment or sexual misconduct. That number, though large by historical standards, pales compared to the dozens of accusations against powerful men in other industries.

Meanwhile, details of past allegations against members of Congress remain unclear. There are lingering questions about lawmakers’ ability, or willingness, to investigate their own colleagues. And calls for accountability have largely given way to attempts to improve working conditions for future employees.

Brown and other women who have come forward say all the attention has not improved their stalled careers or their sense of isolation — repercussions that they believe will continue to prevent other women from speaking up about mistreatment.

Lawmakers say they know it is tough for women in Brown’s position. The only thing that will make it easier is to change the culture surrounding gender dynamics in the workplace, and that conversation is just beginning.

The aftermath

Brown, petite and steely-eyed, first encountered those consequences when she lost her job in Conyers’ office in 2013 and filed a complaint alleging that he had touched her inappropriately and pressured her for sex for years. Her case was buttressed by four signed affidavits from colleagues who said they had witnessed Brown’s treatment, and that Conyers had harassed them too.

Not ready to retire, she tried to get another job in politics. She gave up shortly after another member of Congress told her he needed Conyers’ support too much to cross him, she said.

“That was his reputation,” she recalled. “Nobody is going to hire you. Nobody is going to touch you, unless you have a blessing from him.”

In 2014, she signed an agreement never to talk about her allegations in exchange for a $27,000 payment. It was fraction of her $72,000-a-year salary, and did little to compensate for the years of productivity remaining in her career. She took a job as a part-time airline gate attendant for $15 an hour and the promise of occasional free flights.

She thought she had moved on when she got a call last Thanksgiving weekend saying she was about to be thrust into a media firestorm.

Mike Cernovich, a blogger with a far-right following, had offered $10,000 to anyone who could document a sexual harassment claim against a member of Congress. The offer netted him Brown’s settlement agreement, though the source, he later said, declined the reward.

Brown said she still doesn’t know who gave Cernovich the documents. This point is important, she said, because people think she leaked her own story to take revenge on Conyers. Cernovich is best known for promoting a debunked conspiracy theory that the Hillary Clinton campaign ran a pedophile ring from a D.C. pizzeria.

She waited over a week to respond publicly. She made up her mind after watching Conyers deny her allegations and House minority leaderNancy Pelosi defend him on national television as “an icon.”
Watch: The #MeToo Impact on 2018

“I just wanted to control the story,” Brown said. She also hoped that she could rehabilitate her career and play a role in what she saw as an emerging social movement. And for a head-spinning week, she did. She met with lawmakers and House officials who wanted to know how they could change the system.

Conyers’ supporters held a rally at a Detroit church, saying he had been treated unfairly and deserved due process under the law. But the pressure on him mounted as several other alleged victims came forward, and he resigned.

Brown returned to the same pressures of her post-congressional life in Detroit — the unpaid bills, the rapidly diminishing savings, the uncertainty about her future.

This time, though, she faced the added stress of suddenly becoming a public figure in a local community that had expressed extreme ambivalence about Conyers’ rapid descent. Some offered support. Her indoor cycling instructor even led the class in a round of applause. But others shunned her. She was snubbed at restaurants, she said. Friends stopped speaking to her.

“People feel like supporting me publicly is like not supporting him,” she said. “In the community, it’s like, ‘Why did you do it?’ These are the most hurtful things, when you lose people who you thought were friends.”

Conyers’ lawyer Arnold Reed said the former congressman would not comment for this story. He said Conyers is enjoying his civilian life.

“It’s a proven fact that her claims are false,” Reed said, without elaborating. “John Conyers has become the poster child for people to bring false allegations, and then they feel bad, because they lie.”

A better future?

Lawmakers say they are acutely aware of the challenges facing alleged victims like Brown, who lost their careers and reputations for speaking out at a time when there was little incentive to do so. Some have thrown their energies into trying to ensure future victims are better protected.

Female house members played a key role in drafting the workplace protection changes that passed the House last week — the first such update for congressional employees since 1995. Some changes went into effect immediately, including a rule that would create an office devoted to counseling House staffers throughout the claims process and a commitment to pay for their legal representation. Others, like a provision that would require all members of Congress to pay for settlements involving their own alleged misdeeds, are awaiting a vote in the Senate.

Indiana Republican Susan W. Brooks, who chairs the House Ethics Committee, told Roll Call columnist Patricia Murphy last month that her work on the legislation was “some of the most important work I’ll ever do in the House.”

The sponsors spent hours meeting with victims. California Democrat Jackie Speier, one of two former staffers in the group, filmed a video in which she talked about being assaulted as a young staff member.

Other female sponsors said privately they were motivated, in part, by personal experiences they were not prepared to divulge. They also said they feared their male colleagues would respond by shutting young women out of jobs or the social interactions that can be crucial to career development on the Hill.

Critics, however, said it was unclear whether the legislation would make much of a difference, partly because it didn’t specify how the new resources would be paid for. It also took away authority from the Office of Congressional Ethics — the only independent body tasked with investigating ethics allegations against House members. Instead, cases would be automatically referred to Ethics committees in the House and Senate, which are composed of members and their staffs.

Those committees have frequently been criticized for being overly lenient on lawmakers.
“It’s clear that Ethics committees are not just asking what the person is charged with, but what does it mean to the institution, how will impact my party down the line,” said George Derek Musgrove, author of the book “Rumor, Repression, and Racial Politics: How the Harassment of Black Elected Officials Shaped Post-Civil Rights America.”

Most ethical investigations in the House or Senate drag on for years or are resolved in secret — 125 of the 190 cases the House Ethics Committee has opened since 2011 were resolved confidentially, according to a report released Wednesday by the watchdog group Issue One.

Even under the intense media scrutiny spurred by the #MeToo movement, the fallout for members who have been named as alleged harassers in recent months has been mixed, with lawmakers’ themselves deciding their fate and little that amounts to due process.

Keeping secrets

Many allegations still remain secret. The names of members or offices involved in the more than $300,000 in payouts for sexual harassment and other workplace discrimination claims since 2003 have not been released, and it is uncertain if they ever will be.

Rep. Barbara Comstock, who has been at the forefront of calls for institutional changes, said last week that she would continue to press for those details.

“We need to let the victims know that they can speak out from the past,” the Virginia Republican said on the House floor. “If they want to speak out, they can; that this body is not going to be using any of our resources to stop a victim from the past from speaking out.”

Those who have already spoken out, though, say they need more than an assurance that Congress won’t stand in their way. Brown, for one, is still wondering what happens next.

“I don’t want it to be five minutes of fame, to be associated with wanting to just have revenge and taking someone down,” she said. “I want to be a part of the movement for change, for women’s equality. And I would want them to help.”

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Wednesday, November 22, 2017

If Fusion GPS Paid Journalists, How Much Did Mike Cernovich Make On Conyers?

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Perkins Coie & Mike Cernovich?
Just asking my #Superfans to check it out.
I wonder how much Mike Cernovich made when he gave those confidential Conyers files to Buzzfeed.

...and if he is going to report his "earnings" to the IRS.

...and when the federal investigation is going to look into how a journalist got a hold of confidential congressional documents when certain congressional committees did not have them on file.

Fusion GPS paid journalists, court papers confirm

Newly filed court documents confirm that Fusion GPS, the company mostly responsible for the controversial “Trump dossier” on presidential candidate Donald Trump, made payments to three journalists between June 2016 until February 2017.

The revelation could be a breakthrough for House Republicans, who are exploring whether Fusion GPS used the dossier, which was later criticized for having inaccurate information on Trump, to feed anti-Trump stories to the press during and after the presidential campaign. The three journalists who were paid by Fusion GPS are known to have reported on "Russia issues relevant to [the committee's] investigation," the House Intelligence Committee said in a court filing.

Fusion has asked the court to issue a restraining order against the House committee, which is demanding documents from the company that, among other things, explain the payments it made to reporters. Most of the documents sought are banking records.

One of the documents filed by the company this week was an affidavit from one of Fusion GPS’s co-founders, Peter Fritsch. That affidavit said, in part, “[The House Intelligence Committee] has also demanded records related to transactions between Fusion GPS and certain journalists — i.e., Request Nos. 66, 68-69, 107-112. Those requested records involve transactions that are not pertinent to work related to Russia or Donald Trump.”

The numbered “requests” correspond to a list of payments made by Fusion GPS being examined by the committee, which was also among the documents filed Tuesday, although the list was heavily redacted.

Fusion GPS didn't deny that some payments went to reporters, but argues that these payments were made to help the company with research.
“Fusion GPS is a research firm set up by former investigative journalists,” Fusion GPS’s lawyer, Josh Levy, said in a statement to the Washington Examiner. “As such, it sometimes works with contractors that have specialized skills seeking public information. Contractors are not permitted to publish any articles based on that work, and Fusion GPS does not pay journalists to write stories.”

Levy also dismissed the Republican idea that these payments were somehow aimed at or otherwise used to help get anti-Trump stories written by the press.

"This is simply another desperate attempt by the president’s political allies to discredit Fusion GPS's work and divert attention from the question these committees are supposed to be investigating: the Trump campaign's knowledge of Russian interference in the election," Levy said.

But House Republicans still have their doubts. One of the documents filed by lawyers for the House Intelligence Committee said each of the three reporters who received payments had written about the Russia probe, which could indicate that reporters were using Fusion GPS's work to write their stories.
But the recipients' names, the amounts, and purposes of those payments were either redacted from the documents that Fusion GPS filed to the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia or were not disclosed.

“Additionally, the Committee seeks transactions related to three individual journalists, [names redacted], each of whom have reported on and/or been quoted in articles regarding topics related to the Committee's investigation, some of which were published as recently as October 2017," the committee wrote.

The meeting by Yahoo resulted in one of the first media reports based on the dossier, which specifically mentioned Trump adviser Carter Page. After seeing the latest court filings, Page heaped praise on the committee.

"While many politicians and bureaucrats in the U.S. Congress remain distracted by irrelevant sideshows such as the minuscule amounts of money spent on Facebook ads that no one paid attention to last year or how various perverted members might have once amused themselves, the determined leaders and hard working staff with the House Intelligence Committee have once again remained on the tip of the spear as they drive toward essential answers regarding the real government interference in the 2016 election," Page said in an email to the Washington Examiner.

Page currently has a defamation suit against the parent company of Yahoo for the article published in September of last year.

At least two people have accused Fusion GPS of running smear campaigns by planting stories in the media with friendly journalists. Bill Browder, who was instrumental in initiating and promoting passage of the Magnitsky Act through Congress, has made that accusation. The Magnitsky Act is essentially a sanctions bill against dozens of Russian oligarchs and limits their access to Western banks.

The dossier has become one of the central components of the investigations being carried out by the House and Senate Intelligence committees, as well as the Senate Judiciary Committee. Investigators are trying to determine how the dossier may have influence the intelligence agencies during the 2016 election.


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Saturday, August 29, 2020

Prelude To Detroit: Google Gets A New Antitrust Attorney - Halimah DeLaine Prado, Juvenile Law Center & Michigan Sex Offender Registration Act

H/O: Halimah DeLaine Prado, new General Counsel at Google
Halimah DeLaine Prado
Getting a new attorney does not absolve one from lying into the public record.

Halimah is from the Juvenile Law Center.

This is getting interesting, but, we shall see what she does, as we are dealing with the industry of trafficking tiny humans.
Halimah DeLaine Prado is a Vice President of Legal at Google LLC. Prior to joining Google, Halimah practiced media law and products liability law at Dechert LLP and Levine Sullivan Koch and Schulz (now Ballard Spahr). She also clerked for the Honorable Mary A. McLaughlin of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Halimah graduated from Yale University with a B.A. in Political Science and later obtained her J.D. from Georgetown. Halimah is passionate about education and juvenile rights, having served on various boards that address these issues, including the board of the Juvenile Law Center. When not working, she enjoys traveling with her husband and two daughters.
Just as a point of interest, I thought it prudent to note that my blog is run on google, for I am quite sure Halimah already knows this, as google would never bleachbit the public record....they may just face an situation in the termination of their corporate parental rights to keep and bear the arms of the United States....

Google names Halimah DeLaine Prado new general counsel as antitrust cases loom

Google has promoted Halimah DeLaine Prado, vice president of legal, as its new general counsel.

Prado will take on legal duties previously held by Kent Walker, a senior vice president, the company said.

The new appointment comes at a time the company faces intense antitrust scrutiny.

Halimah DeLaine Prado is the new General Counsel at Google.

Google has a new head general counsel, company legal exec Halimah DeLaine Prado.

The company announced Tuesday that Prado will be taking over legal duties from Kent Walker, a senior vice president, effective immediately. The company promoted Walker to senior vice president of global affairs in 2018, where he took on extra responsibilities, including overseeing Google's policy, legal, trust and safety, and corporate philanthropy teams.


The latest appointment comes as the company faces potential antitrust cases against it this year. Google is reportedly expecting a lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice, focused on its dominance in online advertising and search. Last month, Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai joined CEOs of Amazon, Apple and Facebook at the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust for a four-hour questioning session about the company's competitive practices. That was followed by the release of trove of internal emails.

Prado will oversee legal responsibilities and teams, reporting directly to Walker, the company said.

In a statement, Walker said: "Halimah has been a trusted counselor and exceptional leader, having navigated a variety of cross-product and company-wide issues over the course of her nearly 14-year career at Google. She is uniquely qualified to lead the Legal Department at this critical moment, and I look forward to working with her as we enter this next chapter."

Before the new appointment, Prado oversaw Google's global team that worked on legal counseling for Google products including advertisements, Search and YouTube, the company said. She's been at Google since 2006.

The company said she is not taking on a replacement role for Alphabet's longtime chief legal officer, David Drummond, who in January retired after he was the subject of shareholder lawsuit alleging misconduct.




Children on the registry – including some as young as 8 years old – face residency and employment restrictions as well as barriers to education; suffer the stigmatization of being labeled a sex offender; and can face possible incarceration for failing to meet onerous registration and reporting requirements.4 A 2013 Human Rights Watch report examined the grave consequences befalling registered youth.5 Over 85% of these youth reported serious mental health issues or suicidal ideation. A 2017 study revealed that registered children are nearly twice as likely to have experienced an unwanted sexual assault that involved contact or penetration in the past year when compared to nonregistered children who have also engaged in harmful or illegal sexual behaviors.6 They are also five times more likely to report having been approached by an adult for sex in the past year.7 Children on sex offender registries are four times more likely to report a recent suicide attempt than non-registered children who have engaged in harmful or illegal sexual behavior.8 Many registered youth also experience vigilantism in their communities, with 52% reporting harassment and physical violence directed at them. Accessing and maintaining housing is also a major barrier for both registered youth and their families. Over 44% of children experienced homelessness as a result of the restrictions placed on their housing due to registration.9 Almost all registered individuals face financial challenges and barriers to employment. In some states, registration fees are so prohibitive that many fall out of compliance and face incarceration. 

 The Juvenile Law Center has only enhanced the industry of trafficking tiny humans, through juvenile justice, in the sense that they only address the latest and greatest hot button issues, and have, not once engaged me.

I reached out to them many moons ago.

They never got back, but I do recall a spirited dialectic.

They were "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending).

I told my Sweetie about them.

They never even had the courtesy of reaching out to him, which means they are Meanies, but I do not know Halimah, so I shall reserve my angst for that moment she starts her magical cloaking of what they do in the realms of antitrust.

Now, as for Google, well, they just cannot stop bearing false witness into the public record.

I was sitting right there, in shock, when they first spoke in the public record about their search algorithms, because, what they were doing, flew right over the Members' heads, which is why I do what I do.

As of this very moment, the search function is just a hot mess, but, it may be due to the fact that I am on legacy mode, because the new mode is severely lacking on the ability to see individual datum, but data visualization in pretty pictures in the new blogger, but I digress.

This case is currently being weaponized by one of our most favorite  "Legal Genius" (trademark pending), Cernovich, because he is the progenitor of #pizzacrap and the promulgator of #MeToo.

In a nutshell, a group of young men were individually convicted under the Michigan Child Welfare System of governance in the courts for, not to make light of the situation, "dating" girls who were over the four year range of the age of consent, meaning, according the suit, were anywhere from 14 years to 17 years of age, where, the perpetrators were in median of 18 years.

Some of the John Does came out of Foster Care.

Some of the John Does were in the hands of Those Who Like To Do Nasty Things To Tiny Humans.

Many of the Plaintiffs were sentenced under Michigan HYTA Law, for juveniles between the ages of 17 and 24.

For the simple fact these individuals came out child welfare, I take pause as to what Cernovich is rallying in nefarious cyberverse.

Michigan also has a Central Registry of Child Abuse and Neglect, but we have already covered these databases.

There was another issue that triggered me, and that was the fact that I saw gerrymandering.

These juveniles must register on the Michigan Sex Offender Registry, which is a label for life.

This SORA label is in google.

These juveniles use google maps to see where are the restricted zones on where they may reside.

That means google controls data for gerrymandering, and we all know what gerrymandering is.



So, since we have Halimah at the helm, and I am quite sure she has just finished reading this post, let us sit back to see what she is going to do, particularly, when dealing with Cernovich and his pizzacrappers, because they were all mean to my Sweetie, including the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, which are the overlords for these foreign, privatized, Foster Care to Juvenile Justice Pipelines.

#maytheheavensfall

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