Category Archives: Business

Why cops, courts, and media means family killers like Jody Herring and David Conley will continue

Posted on August 9, 2015 by bonnie russell

Where would 48 Hours and Dateline be if they couldn’t air profit generating, murder mysteries? It’s not in medias best interests to expose how government enables family killings to be profitable for law enforcement. Continue reading →

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The answer to the question, Is Apple Profiling you

Posted on June 16, 2015 by bonnie russell

The short answer is “Yes.”  No matter who you are. I discovered one lawsuit last week while everyone was busy talking about Twitter’s CEO “stepping down” began a little research. Turns out, Apple gets sued by customers and employees, alike. … Continue reading →

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Cody A. Fitch vs. Republican Party USA – the Court of Appeal Decision is out

Posted on March 21, 2015 by bonnie russell

Attempted without success to reach both Cody Fitch and Gerald Fitch this morning by telephone. Cody A. Fitch is an unemployed, white male adult malcontent living deep within the wealthy bowels of California’s Republican Party.  That means Cody is living … Continue reading →

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California attorney Matt McLaughlin petitions for “Sodomite Suppression Act” ballot initiative

Posted on March 20, 2015 by bonnie russell

Thanks Orange County!  Thanks for wasting government resources. (See bottom of the page.) Gotta ask:  is there Any organizational body that will protect the public from religious zealots such as California attorney Matt McLaughlin? And to those who might suggest … Continue reading →

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Nathan Fletcher’s divorce reveals a deep misunderstanding of Family Court

Posted on March 5, 2015 by bonnie russell

On March 2, 2015, the San Diego Reader barely reported former California State Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher filed for divorce. Instead, the report detailed Fletcher was a former protege of Randy Duke Cunningham, (once voted America’s most crooked politician; since released … Continue reading →

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The Ick Factor: CBS continues protecting Jacob Robbins, Sean MacDonald and Adam Nagel from their sex crime tweeted intentions

Posted on March 4, 2015 by bonnie russell

Update:  Not a fan of Curt Schilling.  But he did once, do something right. In a, “too creepy for words” segment on March 4, 2015, CBS Morning News protected the names of wannabe serial sex crimes predators who used twitter … Continue reading →

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National media gets it wrong on South Carolina’s Republican Party’s No Sex pledge: Good news for Todd Kincannon

Posted on March 2, 2015 by bonnie russell

National Media gets it wrong again. Not true that SCGOP is asking everyone to sign the “Purity Pledge” it dreamed up in 2012. Here’s their FB update: “For some reason, old news about a fake “purity pledge” [Wait.  There was … Continue reading →

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Can we stop pretending racism isn’t a learned, mental illness?

Posted on February 23, 2015 by bonnie russell

Are we evolved enough to agree America would be a much healthier nation if we gave ourselves a long over-due reality check around racism?  I mean a couple hundred years of mostly ignoring the obvious, isn’t working. As KKK members … Continue reading →

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The Oscars: Why voting for “Best Picture” isn’t remotely straightforward

Posted on February 19, 2015 by bonnie russell

Bad news kids.  Ripping the “Comedy” and “Tragedy” masks off the film industry is quite an education.  Turns out, voting for Oscar winners isn’t as simple as whoever gets the most votes, wins.  Or to quote the title of a … Continue reading →

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