Saturday, April 4, 2009

Top Ten ********* of All Time


Pope Sixtus IV


Bernie Madoff


Imelda Marcos

Dear Readers,

What do these people have in common?


Marcus Licinius Crassus, 115 BC - 53 BC

Genghis Khan, 1162 - 1227

Pope Sixtus, 1471

William H. Vanderbuilt, 1821 - 1884

William M. "Boss" Tweed, 1823 - 1878

Empress Dowager Cixi, 1835 - 1908

Charles Ponzi, 1882 - 1949

Imelda Marcos, 1929 -

Ivan Boesky 1937 -

Dennis Kowlowski 1946 -

Bernard Madoff 1938 -

Newsweek.com
Click the link to find out

Friday, April 3, 2009

Embassy Partyboy JOETECH Charged!



EMBASSY has always been DRUG CENTRAL in Manila. All the partyphiles led by drug LORD Tim Yap that cocaine, ecstacy, shabu, ketamine, marijuana and sedatives like Rohypnol ( for date rape ) Valium and Mogadons can be purchased inside Embassy,


The Mayor of Taguig allows this because he too is a DRUG LORD.

That is how they rake in the MOOLAH, without receipts, CASH only and no tax;.

Embassy MUST be closed down NOW. Otherwise kids will overdose and die as many, many have already.

Disgusting, reprehensible and CRIMINAL;

JAIL the pushers, coddlers, drug lords.

Life sentences for the likes of TIM YAP.-reader

Charges of drug peddling and possession of illegal drugs were filed before a local court against one of the three suspects in a controversial drug case, according to documents obtained Friday.

In two separate criminal indictments filed by Quezon City assistant prosecutor Alfredo Agcaoili, Joseph Ramirez Tecson was charged with violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.

Tecson, who remains at the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, was charged with violating section 5 (selling illegal drugs) and section 11 (possession) of Republic Act 9165.

Agcaoili recommended no bail for the drug peddling charge and P200,000 for the possession case.

Agcaoili, however, moved to have the two cases consolidated so that Tecson would be tried in just one court instead of the cases being raffled to separate courts for trial.

Iowa Passes Gay Marriage


A march on Iowa produces great results

Although 8 states allow some form of gay marriage/civil unions, the unassuming state of Iowa has become the third American state to allow FULL gay marriage?
This is great for Iowa.
A VERY sensible state indeed.

Marriage isn't always a religious ceremony.
No specific religion owns the concept of marriage.

It belongs to all of humanity and this is one step further in the right direction. Discrimination is so yesterday.

Everyone should be able to get married.

Dear Readers,

In a unanimous decision, Iowa's Supreme Court ruled that the state cannot prohibit same-sex couples from seeking marriage licenses. "On our review, we hold the Iowa marriage statute violates the equal protection clause of the Iowa Constitution," the court held. "A statute inconsistent with the Iowa Constitution must be declared void, even though it may be supported by strong and deep-seated traditional beliefs and popular opinion."


It's a start......only 45 to go.....

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Touchy Touchy Touchy




The very moment Britain had it's collective gasp...

Much is being made of Michelle Obama and Queen Elizabeth's embrace. As the First Lady and Queen chatted at the G-20 reception at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday night, the Queen touched her hand to Michelle Obama's back, and the gesture was then returned. Royal etiquette dictates that the Queen not be touched unless she reaches out first, but back-patting is an almost unprecedented gesture.

But did the Queen like it?

Maybe.

The Daily Mail offers this eyewitness account:

No-one - including the ladies-in-waiting standing nearby - could believe their eyes. In 57 years, the Queen has never been seen to make that kind of gesture and it is certainly against all protocol to touch her.


'But she didn't seem to mind a bit and was smiling and joking throughout,' the eyewitness said.

Another defense for Michelle Obama, of course, says Time, is that she is not a subject of the Queen.
(Australians, despite referendums attempting to turn themselves into a republic, still recognize the Queen as their head of state.) The First Lady of the United States is not required to curtsy before her or any other crowned head. In any case, the touch lasted just a second or two, and the Queen did not seem particularly perturbed -- though she appeared slightly surprised as she drew away.

-huffington post

Filipino Lesbian Faces Deportation

April 1, 2009

Filipino lesbian mother faces deportation from US
By News Editor Fridae

A 43-year old woman faces likely deportation to the Philippines on Friday leaving behind her partner of 23 years and two twelve-year-old twin sons in Pacifica, California.


A 43-year old woman faces likely deportation to the Philippines on Friday leaving behind her partner of 23 years and two twelve-year-old twin sons who were conceived invitro using her American partner's eggs.

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Top: Shirley Tan and her twelve-year-old son Jashley Mercado. Photo from San Jose Mercury News web site. Bottom: Lawyer Melanie Nathan wrote on her blog, O-blog-dee-o-blog-da, that the picture was taken before Shirley Tan knew that she was in fact out of legal status in the USA, and the family had ''requested a visit to the White House and were apparently cleared - while there was an deportation order in effect.''
Shirley Tan and her partner Jay Mercado, a naturalised citizen born in the Philippine, were married in San Francisco in 2004 but their marriage was voided among the other 4,000 marriages performed by the city of San Francisco. The California's Supreme Court ruled that Mayor Gavin Newsom overstepped his authority when he ordered city hall officials to begin issuing marriage licences to gay couples.

Even if it still were in effect, the federal Defense of Marriage Act prevents Mercado from sponsoring her partner of 23 years for immigration. Were the pair a married opposite-sex couple, advocates say, Tan could be legal.

The couple are both the legal parents of their boys who are US citizens. Tan now wears an ankle bracelet assigned by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who knocked on the front door at 6.30 am on Jan 28 this year, according to media reports.

Immigration Equality released a press statement on Mar 27 highlighting the US’ discriminatory immigration laws saying: "We hope the press will generate US government interest in staying the deportation, and understanding of the need for passage of the Uniting American Families Act to stop the destruction of our families."

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Gay Marriage Legal in Sweden


A beautiful Swedish couple exchange their vows with baby in tow.
HOW MODERN!

Dear
readers,

Sweden has become the fifth European country to allow gay marriage.
May 1st 2009 will mark the day it becomes law.
How wonderful for the thousands of gay GLBT Swedish people who dream of being married to the person they love.

It's only fair.

The Netherlands, Norway, Belgium and Spain allow gay marriages.

And of course Canada also allows gay marriage.

One by one, they will all concede.

wikipedia-Same-sex marriage in Sweden

Blue Light Bummer



'Magic' Torches Ruin The Party


London-



Police are shining 'magic torches' into clubbers' faces to check for tiny traces of cocaine – and now employers and parents are being encouraged to follow suit.



Forces across the country are buying the £40 torches which can make any microscopic particles of cocaine or amphetamine that are invisible to the naked eye appear bright green.

Officers say the UV lights work as well as ones costing ten times as much and make it easy to spot the tin­iest traces of cocaine on nasal hair.

But drug campaigners have suggested the UV lights could be unlawful.

Claudia Rubin, head of policy at drugs charity Release, said: 'Searching someones nostrils could amount to a cavity search and is a serious breach of individual privacy.

'This simple piece of equipment will have a big impact on drug use in pubs and clubs.

'Traces of cocaine are also left on the cheeks and chin that are not visible to the naked eye and these show up bright green, too. It really is amazing.'

metro.co.uk

Hahaha, OMG Embassy needs a crate of these magic lights.

(More pointless that a bag of square marbles.)