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Wednesday, April 6, 2016

GOPe=GOP Establishment Scam Rip-Off

The biggest, absolutely the BIGGEST SCAM going RIGHT NOW as of April 2016 is the GOPe pretending to have an agreement with Donald J TRUMP and stabbing him in the back with Jam Him Down Your Throat Jeb! --Bush who "loaded up his campaign contribution "war chest" with $114 MILLION dollars or about TWICE what anybody else was gathering or even had need for. ************************************************************************************************ The reason and rationale for this was twofold: ************************************************************************************************ IF John Ellis (Jeb) Bush "gets traction" i.e. Big MO or Big momentum he becomes the nominee ************************************************************************************************ BUT Jeb! Bush is a mediocre loser who LOVES Common Core and infested poor Florida ************************************************************************************************ with "the Common Core (crap) because of Bill Gates' $4.5 million or so. Never-you-mind the fact that CC (not cinnamon cinder or Chris Cringle or whatever) but stinking, no-good Common Core. ************************************************************************************************ IF you are not convinced that COMMON CORE is BAD NEWS, just look around the internet! Only about 1.8 million words of ill repute are aimed at Common Core, perhaps MOST egregious or just plain BAD, is the 4th GRADER Common Core page with references to PIMPS and "HOS". ************************************************************************************************ Why would a 4th grader at approx 10 or 11 years of age of whichever sex or ethnicity -- NEED TO KNOW about THESE PEOPLE? ************************************************************************************************ Is this a RECRUITMENT AD disguised as EDUCATION? Enough SAID! ************************************************************************************************ Back to Jeb! Bush who WAS better known as Jeb Bush, the Bush who is the LEAST LIKELY to "luck out" and have a political career BEYOND his Florida Governorship. ************************************************************************************************ To make a LONG STORY...EVEN LONGER...the John known as Bush was PULLED due to spending about $25000 PER VOTE! So the remainder of the campaign LOOT went to ...wait for it....wait for it... MARCO RUBIO. ************************************************************************************************ Marco (Polo) Rubio finally FAILED to even get FLORIDA'S delegates in HIS HOME STATE so RUBIO gave up on FLORIDA and BACKED the John known as KASICH? Kasich was the designated SPOILER from Sea Island Resort meeting when GOP plotted getting TRUMP with lots of industry tycoons. ************************************************************************************************ Since when does a two-bit greenhorn Senator who FAILS THROW HIS SUPPORT for ANOTHER LOSER (namely KASICH) who also HAS NO CHANCE TO WIN THE GOP NOMINATION? ************************************************************************************************ THIS, my friends and countrymen, is the SCAM, this BLOGGER is trying to ENLIGHTEN FOLKS ABOUT who READ and LISTEN to reason and rationale. ************************************************************************************************ IT APPEARS that the GOPe has STABBED TRUMP so often and so REPEATEDLY that he COULD FAIL to get the required 1237 delegates! (hello DOMINANT Party #2 with TRUMP, the ONLY one that has a chance to BEAT HRC, the Hitlery Hildebeest! (Sorry non-Gentiles...this blogger uses common nicknames) ************************************************************************************************ THAT'S has been the GOPe DREAM ALL ALONG...NEVER-MIND beating Hillary Clinton, the bitter socialist woman or Bernie Sanders the prosperous socialist known as "Burning Sandals"!Bernie Sanders, independent Socialist --is BAD NEWS for many reasons...mostly for THROWING TAXPAYER money at just about ANYTHING his little shriveled up black heart --DESIRES...like FREE COLLEGE! ************************************************************************************************ Who is to pay for this FREE COLLEGE TUITION? R-I-G-H-T the TAXPAYERS and HOW will this IMPROVE the USA? It will TAX the living Hail Columbia out of all the working people esp the middle class while the poorer people --- get a PASS. ************************************************************************************************ AND like Hillary Rodham Clinton...BERNIE LOVES OBAMACARE! dO YOU know SOMEONE WHO PAID $1000 TO $3000 AS A penalty FOR NOT PAYING EVEN more FOR $10,000 DEDUCTIBLE INSURANCE? ************************************************************************************************ Lucky You! THIS BLOGGER KNOWS AT LEAST ONE HARD-WORKING lady WHO PAID "in that range" AND RECEIVED **nothing**! Most people PAID $1000s and GOT **NOTHING** even with sickness or accidents. ************************************************************************************************ SO IN conclusion...EPILOGUE...do not support the delusion! right! THE GOP HAS A delusion THAT their whomever, ************************************************************************************************ JEB OR PAUL RYAN OR MICKEY MOUSE candidate #34----- has NO CHANCE to beat Hillary should she GO SCOTT FREE or Bernie who most likely will be her SCOTT FREE Hillary --VP! (deceptive of him, was it not?) ************************************************************************************************ When it comes to being VP...look how Lyndon Baines Johnson DID NOT want VP but took it LATER! ************************************************************************************************ TRUMP IS THE ONLY ONE that can "Make America GREAT Again." It's MUCH MORE than a SLOGAN with Donald J. TRUMP...but all you CRUZ voters...I forgive you! Now he will be running as XXX's VP on the GOP ticket to LOSE...sorry 'bout that but TRUMP has to WIN! ************************************************************************************************ TRUMP has ALWAYS been IN IT TO WIN IT! Not Cruz or Rubio or Kasich or Jab or... ************************************************************************************************

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Obamboozled: 5 scams to eyeball in 2015

Anon would love to say that scams will be on the decline in 2015. Unfortunately this is not so. Scammers do alter and change how they target people and their money, but unfortunately, they're not going away. It appears that country officials are ON THE TAKE and as long as they get their share of scams, they will never prosecute, even it the scammer LURES the VICTIM to Lower Slobovia, and ROBS them after BEATING them Here's what to watch out for in 2015. If the person is UNKNOWN, fagetaboutit...DO NOT CLICK their LINK or a VIRUS might invade. There is a PC Cleaner that seems immune to virus and malware checkers. CONTROL ALT DEL gets the kill program screen...ZAP the offending "CHECKER" that POPS UP EVERY TIME requiring a ZAP every time! An infested machine can get EVEN WORSE INFECTED should the VICTIM try to eliminate the "CLEANER". Especially DO NOT BUY their program...THAT is ENABLING them to DO other people and make a dollar for their nuisance-making. They are common garden variety NARCISSISTS and trying to "reform one" is like trying to dowse a fire with petrol or kerosene. They are SICK and there is no cure except cancer and other "take out" happenings. Speaking of "take out". A Martin Luther King niece is concerned that ABORTION and EUTHANASIA have MAJOR backers in the medical community. Formerly Mrs. Sanger in days of old wanted population control, sterilized people, etc. NOW a lot of doctors forsake the Hippocratic Oath which is the greatest scam on Earth.

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

2014 Internet Hoaxes

Bogus Warnings and false alert hoaxes in Email and social media messages often spread false or misleading information about companies, people, animals, products, or software with a motive of revenge or just meanness. Things like MY DOG IS DEAD and yours will eventually die too! George Carlin said...take it to the pet store, pile it on the counter and DECLARE IN A LOUD VOICE,"I want another DOG JUST LIKE THIS ONE!" Well...that MIGHT NOT BE A GOOD IDEA since pet stores charge for FUNERALS! Virus hoaxes in spam and circulating email and social media messages have false or misleading information about supposed virus threats that do not exist. This is FEAR-MONGERING! If you do not know the sender, do not TRUST the LINK! Hacker hoaxes and false security warnings are circulated about hackers and other computer security issues. Like celebrity bare selfies sent to the "cloud". Giveaway hoaxes in Email, social media posts, and websites that falsely claim that coupons, vouchers, prizes, or sums of money are being given away which has almost ruined legitimate contesting and sweepstakes. People formerly thought,"I never win anything...then those who DID now assume all is a scam. These hoaxing people should be flogged with a wet noodle. They tend to give countries with BAD REPUTATIONS...EVEN WORSE REPUTATIONS! Sick baby hoaxes and charity hoaxes are spread via Email and social media posts that falsely claim that money will be donated in exchange for forwarding, liking, or sharing. DON'T FALL FOR THIS LOAD OF HOCKEY but do charity through YOUR LOCAL CHURCH or SYNOGOGUE. Mosques often serve to donate to terrorists or big name Muslim groups who front for terrorists. Families are fooled enough into these "donations" and these go to "relatives". This blogger has the ONLY SICK BABY and REQUIRES DONATIONS FOR WHISKEY! Missing child hoaxes are circulating messages that falsely claim that an imaginary child or a real one is missing. They usually keep the goodies for themselves unless someone is duping them! Mike has GONE MISSING (since everyone knows that he is a man) and Barry is hiding "IT" somewhere, probably in Martha's Vineyard or Hawaii. Funny hoaxes are the messages that were originally intended as jokes or humour pieces but have attained hoax status over time. One example is the resurgence of the "Paul Is Dead" hoax. If he is not Paul, he has been Paul so long now that he might as well BE Paul, since he has convinced himself! Ringo would be the "sole Survivor"! Fake images and videos have been digitally manipulated or altered to depict imaginary things or to convey dis-information. The "Mike" pictures are 100% REAL...and "Mike" is really a transvestite or "tranny". He is REALLY GOOD...you thought Mrs. Doubtfire was AMAZING and good work...Mike went to college and got a degree AS A WOMAN! (NOT the one with the tattoo...the one who tells people WHAT to eat!) Petitions and protests feature false, inaccurate, or misleading messages that protest against various organizations, government departments, or individuals. Some are presented as petitions that ask recipients to 'sign' and pass them on. This is easy fund raising since most politicians are not damn worthy or they would have quit politics altogether like Sarah Palin. Chain letters date back to the days when mail and social media messages connected individuals and friends across the many miles. Often CLs predict dire consequences for people who 'break the chain' and do not pass them along to others. More fear-mongering and soup-in-de-kitchen as Joe of Huckleberry Finn novels would say! Email this to FIVE friends or your TOES WILL FALL OFF! Health and medical hoaxes appeal to the hypochondriac in people by circulating messages that contain false, misleading, or inaccurate information about health and medical issues. Holy Un-AFFORDABLE we don't CARE because we are just ACTing Bat DUDE! They swear there ain't no heaven and they pray there ain't no hell! Which is where politicians go after they retire and EXPIRE or over-stay their careers entirely and die in political office stinking up the place! Death hoaxes often declare that a politician is DEAD to spur parties and liquor sales. They falsely claim that famous or infamous people have died. Some of these messages bear malicious links. Celebrity hoaxes carry lies about the supposed scandalous activities or unexpected demise of famous people. That is NOT REALLY "Mike" in a bikini with the famous president who used to throw like a girl! He gave it up for "navel lint". Prank Messages, malicious hoaxes, and satirical messages may spread misinformation and sometimes raise hell with fear and alarm. 3500 rockets are falling on Israel!! Of wait...3500 rockets REALLY DID FALL ON Israel. IF they had been FIREWORKS rockets at $10 each...the Palestinians COULD have bought $35,000 worth of HUMAS to feed the hungry instead of making DEAD HAMAS into Solient Green Cookies for the hungry Palestinians. Aw gee...now Palestinians from Tenesia, Algeria, and elsewhere will never eat green cookies! Animal, fish, and insect hoaxes are related to animals, including pets and farm animals as well as wild animals like mosquitoes and bats. Why not build a belfry TODAY for homeless bats! Politics may involve political hoaxes, diatribes and opinion pieces may even add the ending "scum" to replace the ending syllable of peoples' names esp. if they were instrumental for many years in ruining U.S. health care with Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) and scheming lawyer politicians telling HMOs that they need not pay out for prescriptions, treatments, and other pain and life-saving measures.

Monday, November 11, 2013

Email Scam Alert!

Late in 2013, numerous businesses were sent fake CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS with a tricky LINK to CryptoLocker. This malware is a Trojan horse type which spread a form of ransomware targeting computers running Microsoft Windows. Apple and other platforms are immune. CryptoLocker hides and disguises itself as a legitimate attachment; when double-clicked, the malware encrypts mostly business and important files stored on local and mounted network hard drives using RSA public-key cryptography, having the private key stored only on the malware's control servers. The malware "pops up" a message which offers to decrypt the data if a payment of ususlly $300 is sent through either Bitcoin or a pre-paid voucher, before a stated deadline. The notice says that the private key will be deleted and unavailable for recovery if the deadline passes. If the deadline is not met, the malware offers to decrypt data via an online service provided by the malware's operators, for a significantly higher price in Bitcoin. While CryptoLocker itself is easily removed, files remain encrypted in such a manner that researchers consider it not prudent to break. Many researchers and victims state that the ransom should not be paid, but do not offer any way to recover files; others say that paying the ransom is the only way to recover files not previously backed up. As the ransom "key" may not work or be unreliable, the FBI says a disk format and re-write from a good backup is the only solution. ******************************************************************************************************* Yet another scam depends on YAHOO email to ruin old Email accounts, which it readily does by claiming that the user who started the Email, sometimes as long ago as 2002,,,is not accessing the account from the appropriate source so the password will no longer work. ****************************************************************************************************** People who see the "YAHOO" helpsite (PHONY) will think that Yahoo wants to HELP them and DOWNLOAD a VIRUS SOFTWARE which appears to put as many as 9000 infected files on YOUR COMPUTER or INFECT over 9000 files already there. The COMPUTER EXPERT who MESSAGES YOU PERSONALLY may be in India, Nigeria or WHEREVER but the scam is the same....he will offer to clean up your files for $300 which is LESS than Microsoft. ******************************************************************************************************* IF YOU instead run SEARCH and DESTROY and delete the connection, the COMPUTER EXPERT sees what you are doing and tries to ASSURE YOU that this will not WORK. ****************************************************************************************************** Fortunately, the file RENAMER is harmless like many MUSIC file RENAMERS and the WOULD-BE VICTIM can escape. ****************************************************************************************************** IF the COMPUTER EXPERT had been a REAL ATTACKER, the software he TRICKED the VICTIM into DOWNLOADING MIGHT have wiped out the hard drive data or xaused some other SERIOUS MISCHIEF. The VICTIM was EXTREMELY LUCKY! ****************************************************************************************************** Always scan downloads with AVAST! or Search and Destroy which are FREE programs from someone loke CNET or TWO COWS. ***************************************************************************************************** Richest Democrats (MILLION$) and Republicans (Koch family) Bill Gates $66 B 57 Medina, Washington Microsoft 2 Warren Buffett $46 B 83 Omaha, Nebraska Berkshire Hathaway 3 Larry Ellison $41 B 69 Woodside, California Oracle 4 Charles Koch $31 B 77 Wichita, Kansas diversified 4 David Koch $31 B 73 New York, New York diversified 6 Christy Walton & family $27.9 B 58 Jackson, Wyoming Wal-Mart 7 Jim Walton $26.8 B 65 Bentonville, Arkansas Wal-Mart 8 Alice Walton $26.3 B 63 Fort Worth, Texas Wal-Mart 9 S. Robson Walton $26.1 B 69 Bentonville, Arkansas Wal-Mart 10 Michael Bloomberg $25 B 71 New York, New York Bloomberg LP Jeff Bezos Jeff Bezos $23.2 B 49 Seattle, Washington Amazon.com 12 Sheldon Adelson Sheldon Adelson $20.5 B 80 Las Vegas, Nevada casinos 13 Sergey Brin Sergey Brin $20.3 B 40 Los Altos, California Google 13 Larry Page Larry Page $20.3 B 40 Palo Alto, California Google 15 George Soros George Soros $19 B 83 Katonah, New York hedge funds 16 Forrest Mars, Jr. Forrest Mars, Jr. $17 B 82 Big Horn, Wyoming candy 16 Jacqueline Mars Jacqueline Mars $17 B 73 The Plains, Virginia candy 16 John Mars John Mars $17 B 77 Jackson, Wyoming candy 19 Steve Ballmer Steve Ballmer $15.9 B 57 Hunts Point, Washington Microsoft 20 Paul Allen Paul Allen $15 B 60 Mercer Island, Washington Microsoft, investments Carl Icahn Carl Icahn $14.8 B 77 New York, New York leveraged buyouts 22 Michael Dell Michael Dell $14.6 B 48 Austin, Texas Dell 23 Phil Knight Phil Knight $13.1 B 75 Hillsboro, Oregon Nike 24 Donald Bren Donald Bren $13 B 81 Newport Beach, California real estate 25 Len Blavatnik Len Blavatnik $12.5 B 56 London, United Kingdom diversified 26 Ronald Perelman Ronald Perelman $12 B 70 New York, New York leveraged buyouts 27 Abigail Johnson Abigail Johnson $11.8 B 51 Milton, Massachusetts money management 28 John Paulson John Paulson $11 B 57 New York, New York hedge funds 28 Laurene Powell Jobs & family Laurene Powell Jobs & family $11 B 49 Palo Alto, California Apple, Disney 28 James Simons James Simons $11 B 75 East Setauket, New York hedge funds Jack Taylor & family Jack Taylor & family $11 B 91 St. Louis, Missouri Enterprise Rent-A-Car 32 Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers $10.7 B 93 Atlanta, Georgia media 33 Ray Dalio Ray Dalio $10 B 64 Greenwich, Connecticut hedge funds 33 George Kaiser George Kaiser $10 B 71 Tulsa, Oklahoma oil & gas, banking 35 Harold Hamm Harold Hamm $9.7 B 67 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma oil & gas 36 Richard Kinder Richard Kinder $9.4 B 68 Houston, Texas pipelines 36 Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdoch $9.4 B 82 New York, New York News Corp 36 Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg $9.4 B 29 Palo Alto, California Facebook 39 Charles Ergen Charles Ergen $9 B 60 Denver, Colorado EchoStar 40 Steve Cohen Steve Cohen $8.8 B 57 Greenwich, Connecticut hedge funds Andrew Beal Andrew Beal $8.4 B 60 Dallas, Texas banks, real estate 42 Pierre Omidyar Pierre Omidyar $8.2 B 46 Honolulu, Hawaii Ebay 43 Leonard Lauder Leonard Lauder $7.7 B 80 New York, New York Estee Lauder 44 Philip Anschutz Philip Anschutz $7.6 B 73 Denver, Colorado investments 45 Eric Schmidt Eric Schmidt $7.5 B 58 Atherton, California Google 46 Samuel Newhouse, Jr. Samuel Newhouse, Jr. $7.4 B 85 New York, New York Conde Nast 47 James Goodnight James Goodnight $7.3 B 70 Cary, North Carolina Software 47 Patrick Soon-Shiong Patrick Soon-Shiong $7.3 B 61 Los Angeles, California pharmaceuticals 49 Harold Simmons Harold Simmons $7.1 B 82 Dallas, Texas investments 50 Charles Butt Charles Butt $6.9 B 75 San Antonio, Texas supermarkets (H.E.B. AKA "Itchy" Butt and HEB pronounced HEEEB) Donald Newhouse Donald Newhouse $6.6 B 83 Somerset County, New Jersey Conde Nast 52 Edward Johnson, III. Edward Johnson, III. $6.5 B 83 Boston, Massachusetts Fidelity 52 Ralph Lauren Ralph Lauren $6.5 B 73 New York, New York Ralph Lauren 52 Ira Rennert Ira Rennert $6.5 B 79 Sagaponack, New York investments 55 Eli Broad Eli Broad $6.3 B 80 Los Angeles, California investments 56 John Menard, Jr. John Menard, Jr. $6 B 73 Eau Claire, Wisconsin Retail 57 David Geffen David Geffen $5.6 B 70 Malibu, California movies, music 57 John Malone John Malone $5.6 B 72 Elizabeth, Colorado cable television 59 Jeffrey Hildebrand Jeffrey Hildebrand $5.5 B 54 Houston, Texas Oil 59 David Tepper David Tepper $5.5 B 55 Livingston, New Jersey hedge funds Gordon Moore Gordon Moore $4.8 B 84 Woodside, California Intel 72 Dannine Avara Dannine Avara $4.7 B 49 Houston, Texas pipelines 72 Scott Duncan Scott Duncan $4.7 B 30 Houston, Texas pipelines 72 Milane Frantz Milane Frantz $4.7 B 44 Houston, Texas pipelines 72 Charles Johnson Charles Johnson $4.7 B 80 Hillsborough, California Money Management 72 Randa Williams Randa Williams $4.7 B 52 Houston, Texas pipelines 77 Rupert Johnson, Jr. Rupert Johnson, Jr. $4.6 B 72 Burlingame, California money management 77 Thomas Peterffy Thomas Peterffy $4.6 B 69 Greenwich, Connecticut discount brokerage 79 Jin Sook & Do Won Chang Jin Sook & Do Won Chang $4.5 B 58 Beverly Hills, California Forever 21 79 David Green David Green $4.5 B 71 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma retail Ann Walton Kroenke Ann Walton Kroenke $4.5 B 64 Columbia, Missouri Wal-Mart 79 Trevor Rees-Jones Trevor Rees-Jones $4.5 B 62 Dallas, Texas Oil & Gas 83 Stephen Ross Stephen Ross $4.4 B 73 New York, New York real estate 83 Leslie Wexner Leslie Wexner $4.4 B 75 New Albany, Ohio retail 85 Bruce Kovner Bruce Kovner $4.3 B 68 New York, New York hedge funds 85 Daniel Ziff Daniel Ziff $4.3 B 41 New York, New York investments 85 Dirk Ziff Dirk Ziff $4.3 B 49 North Palm Beach, Florida investments (Not ZIF the cleaner) 85 Robert Ziff Robert Ziff $4.3 B 47 New York, New York investments 89 S. Truett Cathy S. Truett Cathy $4.2 B 92 Hampton, Georgia Chick-fil-A 89 Leonard Stern Leonard Stern $4.2 B 75 New York, New York real estate (Did Obama "bow" to Stern?) Sumner Redstone Sumner Redstone $4.1 B 90 Beverly Hills, California Viacom 92 John Paul DeJoria John Paul DeJoria $4 B 69 Austin, Texas hair products, tequila 92 Thomas Frist, Jr. & family Thomas Frist, Jr. & family $4 B 75 Nashville, Tennessee health care 92 Barbara Carlson Gage Barbara Carlson Gage $4 B 71 Long Lake, Minnesota hotels, restaurants 92 Bruce Halle Bruce Halle $4 B 83 Paradise Valley, Arizona Discount Tire 92 William Koch William Koch $4 B 73 Palm Beach, Florida oil, investments 92 Henry Kravis Henry Kravis $4 B 69 New York, New York leveraged buyouts 92 Stanley Kroenke Stanley Kroenke $4 B 66 Columbia, Missouri sports, real estate 92 Marilyn Carlson Nelson Marilyn Carlson Nelson $4 B 74 Long Lake, Minnesota hotels, restaurants 100 Nancy Walton Laurie Nancy Walton Laurie $3.9 B 62 Henderson, Nevada Wal-Mart Ted Lerner Ted Lerner $3.9 B 87 Chevy Chase, Maryland real estate 100 Patrick McGovern Patrick McGovern $3.9 B 76 Hollis, New Hampshire media 103 Sam Zell Sam Zell $3.8 B 71 Chicago, Illinois real estate, private equity 104 Gayle Cook Gayle Cook $3.7 B 79 Bloomington, Indiana medical devices 104 George Roberts George Roberts $3.7 B 69 Atherton, California leveraged buyouts 104 Edward Roski, Jr. Edward Roski, Jr. $3.7 B 74 Los Angeles, California real estate 104 Charles Schwab Charles Schwab $3.7 B 76 Atherton, California discount brokerage 108 Malcolm Glazer & family Malcolm Glazer & family $3.6 B 85 Palm Beach, Florida sports teams, real estate 108 Paul Tudor Jones, II. Paul Tudor Jones, II. $3.6 B 58 Greenwich, Connecticut hedge funds 108 John Sall John Sall $3.6 B 65 Cary, North Carolina software George Lucas George Lucas $3.3 B 69 San Anselmo, California Star Wars (FINALLY...we see George!) 120 Steven Rales Steven Rales $3.3 B 62 Washington, District of Columbia manufacturing 120 Jeffrey Skoll Jeffrey Skoll $3.3 B 48 Woodside, California Ebay 120 Steven Udvar-Hazy Steven Udvar-Hazy $3.3 B 67 Beverly Hills, California aircraft leasing 125 Edward Lampert Edward Lampert $3.2 B 50 Miami Beach, Florida hedge funds 125 Karen Pritzker Karen Pritzker $3.2 B 55 Branford, Connecticut hotels, investments 125 Steven Spielberg Steven Spielberg $3.2 B 66 Pacific Palisades, California movies 128 Ron Burkle Ron Burkle $3.1 B 60 London, United Kingdom supermarkets, investments 128 Ken Griffin Ken Griffin $3.1 B 44 Chicago, Illinois hedge funds 128 Haim Saban Haim Saban $3.1 B 68 Beverly Hills, California television Donald Trump Donald Trump $3.1 B 67 New York, New York Television, Real Estate (FINALLY...we see "The Donald", Obama's left hand man!) 132 John Arnold John Arnold $3 B 39 Houston, Texas hedge funds 132 John Catsimatidis John Catsimatidis $3 B 65 New York, New York oil, real estate, supermarkets 132 Charles Dolan & family Charles Dolan & family $3 B 86 Oyster Bay, New York cable television 132 Archie Aldis Emmerson Archie Aldis Emmerson $3 B 84 Redding, California timberland, lumber mills 132 Tamara Gustavson Tamara Gustavson $3 B 51 Malibu, California self storage 132 Pauline MacMillan Keinath Pauline MacMillan Keinath $3 B 79 St. Louis, Missouri Cargill Inc. 132 Whitney MacMillan Whitney MacMillan $3 B 84 Minneapolis, Minnesota Cargill Inc. 132 Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer $3 B 51 Rancho Santa Fe, California Cargill Inc. 132 Terrence Pegula Terrence Pegula $3 B 62 Boca Raton, Florida natural gas Jerry Speyer Jerry Speyer $3 B 73 New York, New York real estate 142 Riley Bechtel Riley Bechtel $2.9 B 61 San Francisco, California engineering, construction 142 Stephen Bechtel, Jr. Stephen Bechtel, Jr. $2.9 B 88 San Francisco, California engineering, construction 142 Doris Fisher Doris Fisher $2.9 B 82 San Francisco, California Gap 142 Victor Fung & family Victor Fung & family $2.9 B 67 Hong Kong trading company 142 Diane Hendricks Diane Hendricks $2.9 B 66 Afton, Wisconsin roofing 142 Kirk Kerkorian Kirk Kerkorian $2.9 B 96 Beverly Hills, California casinos, investments 142 David Shaw David Shaw $2.9 B 62 New York, New York hedge funds 142 Alfred Taubman Alfred Taubman $2.9 B 89 Bloomfield Hills, Michigan real estate 150 James Jannard James Jannard $2.8 B 64 San Juan Islands, Washington sunglasses Robert Bass Robert Bass $2.7 B 65 Fort Worth, Texas oil, investments 151 Edward DeBartolo, Jr. Edward DeBartolo, Jr. $2.7 B 66 Tampa, Florida shopping centers 151 Stanley Druckenmiller Stanley Druckenmiller $2.7 B 60 New York, New York hedge funds 151 Israel Englander Israel Englander $2.7 B 65 New York, New York hedge funds 151 Michael & Marian Ilitch & family Michael & Marian Ilitch & family $2.7 B 84 Bingham Farms, Michigan pizza 151 Martha Ingram & family Martha Ingram & family $2.7 B 78 Nashville, Tennessee book distribution, transportation 151 Jeremy Jacobs, Sr. Jeremy Jacobs, Sr. $2.7 B 73 East Aurora, New York sports concessions 151 H. Fisk Johnson H. Fisk Johnson $2.7 B 55 Racine, Wisconsin SC Johnson & Sons 151 Imogene Powers Johnson Imogene Powers Johnson $2.7 B 83 Racine, Wisconsin SC Johnson & Sons 151 S. Curtis Johnson S. Curtis Johnson $2.7 B 58 Racine, Wisconsin SC Johnson & Sons Helen Johnson-Leipold Helen Johnson-Leipold $2.7 B 56 Racine, Wisconsin SC Johnson & Sons 151 Winnie Johnson-Marquart Winnie Johnson-Marquart $2.7 B 54 Virginia Beach, Virginia SC Johnson & Sons 151 Jerry Jones Jerry Jones $2.7 B 70 Dallas, Texas Dallas Cowboys 151 Bernard Marcus Bernard Marcus $2.7 B 84 Atlanta, Georgia Home Depot 151 Dustin Moskovitz Dustin Moskovitz $2.7 B 29 San Francisco, California Facebook 151 David Rockefeller, Sr. David Rockefeller, Sr. $2.7 B 98 Sleepy Hollow, New York Standard Oil, banking (Relative infested New York with UN...eternal curse!) 151 Warren Stephens Warren Stephens $2.7 B 56 Little Rock, Arkansas investment banking 151 Joan Tisch Joan Tisch $2.7 B 87 New York, New York diversified 151 Oprah Winfrey Oprah Winfrey $2.7 B 59 N/A television (FINALLY!...we see "The Operah"!) 170 David Bonderman David Bonderman $2.6 B 70 Fort Worth, Texas leveraged buyouts Robert Holding Robert Holding $2.6 B - N/A oil, resorts 170 Amos Hostetter, Jr. Amos Hostetter, Jr. $2.6 B 76 Boston, Massachusetts cable television 170 Herbert Kohler, Jr. & family Herbert Kohler, Jr. & family $2.6 B 74 Kohler, Wisconsin plumbing fixtures 170 James Leprino James Leprino $2.6 B 75 Indian Hills, Colorado cheese 170 Rodney Lewis Rodney Lewis $2.6 B 59 San Antonio, Texas natural gas 170 Julian Robertson, Jr. Julian Robertson, Jr. $2.6 B 81 New York, New York hedge funds 170 David Sun David Sun $2.6 B 61 Irvine, California computer hardware 170 John Tu John Tu $2.6 B 72 Rolling Hills, California computer hardware 179 Peter Buck Peter Buck $2.5 B 82 Danbury, Connecticut Subway Restaurants 179 Fred DeLuca Fred DeLuca $2.5 B 65 Fort Lauderdale, Florida Subway Restaurants John Doerr John Doerr $2.5 B 62 Woodside, California venture capital 179 Tom Gores Tom Gores $2.5 B 49 Beverly Hills, California private equity 179 Timothy Headington Timothy Headington $2.5 B 63 Dallas, Texas oil & gas, investments 179 Shahid Khan Shahid Khan $2.5 B 63 Naples, Florida auto parts 179 Anthony Pritzker Anthony Pritzker $2.5 B 52 Los Angeles, California hotels, investments 179 Jay Robert (J.B.) Pritzker Jay Robert (J.B.) Pritzker $2.5 B 48 Chicago, Illinois hotels, investments 179 Phillip Ruffin Phillip Ruffin $2.5 B 78 Las Vegas, Nevada casinos, real estate 179 Ronda Stryker Ronda Stryker $2.5 B 59 Portage, Michigan medical technology 179 Steve Wynn Steve Wynn $2.5 B 71 Las Vegas, Nevada casinos, hotels 190 Austen Cargill, II. Austen Cargill, II. $2.4 B 62 Livingston, Montana Cargill Inc. James Cargill, II. James Cargill, II. $2.4 B 64 Birchwood, Wisconsin Cargill Inc. 190 Jack Dangermond Jack Dangermond $2.4 B 68 Redlands, California mapping software 190 Ray Dolby Ray Dolby $2.4 B 80 San Francisco, California Dolby Laboratories 190 Phillip Frost Phillip Frost $2.4 B 76 Miami Beach, Florida pharmaceuticals 190 H. Wayne Huizenga H. Wayne Huizenga $2.4 B 75 Fort Lauderdale, Florida investments 190 Randal Kirk Randal Kirk $2.4 B 59 Belspring, Virginia pharmaceuticals (No...NOT that Captain Kirk!) 190 Marianne Liebmann Marianne Liebmann $2.4 B 60 Bozeman, Montana Cargill, Inc. 190 Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Mary Alice Dorrance Malone $2.4 B 63 Coatesville, Pennsylvania Campbell Soup 190 David Murdock David Murdock $2.4 B 90 Los Angeles, California Dole, real estate 190 Elon Musk Elon Musk $2.4 B 42 Los Angeles, California Tesla Motors(HMM...$5000 Volt or $5000 Tesla...Gimmie Tesla!) Robert Kraft Robert Kraft $2.3 B 72 Brookline, Massachusetts New England Patriots (NOT Tea Party Patriots...they are not rich!) 206 Michael Milken Michael Milken $2.3 B 67 Los Angeles, California investments 206 Daniel Och Daniel Och $2.3 B 52 Scarsdale, New York hedge funds 206 Isaac Perlmutter Isaac Perlmutter $2.3 B 70 Palm Beach, Florida Marvel 206 Richard Rainwater Richard Rainwater $2.3 B 69 Fort Worth, Texas real estate, energy, insurance 206 Wilbur Ross, Jr. Wilbur Ross, Jr. $2.3 B 75 Palm Beach, Florida investments 206 Kelcy Warren Kelcy Warren $2.3 B 57 Dallas, Texas pipelines 218 Marc Benioff Marc Benioff $2.2 B 48 San Francisco, California business software 218 Leon G. Cooperman Leon G. 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Thursday, September 5, 2013

SCAMco BEWARE

Scammers, like the 419 scammers, take advantage of any moment of confusion just waiting to jump in. They've got diabolical new scams inspired by Obamacare's lack of transparency and legalese doubletalk to scare and trick you.(1)

The amount of scams on this subject is already on the rise. The general population needs a heads-up to know what they are before the floodgates of deception really open on October 1. 2013. They will be mascarading as FBI, IRS and anyone else that can gain confidence and fool people who are intentionally confused by Obamacare..(2)

Be sure to share this with your friends and family so they'll remain safe also. The 419 scammers did not hesitate to use official-looking websites.  One scammer even mimicked and replicated and copied official State Driver's License information but the give-away to the deception was two separate charges to one's credit card not the combined inflated state charge with ONE total. So in its impotence and helplessness to control scammers, several of the States are dragging everyone in on a work day to stand in line a half day or longer for a fresh picture not breaking the camera AND only ONE highly inflated charge for Driver's License and Identification cards. Sometimes the more corrupt State Driver's License offices FOREVER the identification which has NO PICTURE for IDENTIFICATION to enable VOTER FRAUD since several people can use the same card. So far ONE STATE allows this FRAUD since probably someone in the government is doing it. How else would they get away with "HELPING" the Department of Highway Patrol with Driver's Licenses and charging WHEN NO LICENSE CAN BE ISSUED!!!  That's RIGHT...YOU PAY THEM ONLINE...NOTHING happens but FRAUD...then you go in person and pay the REAL Driver's License office...which will NOT refund the money the SCAMMERS got ONLINE!  But money is supposedly sent to them for ONLINE RE-ISSUE of an OFFICIAL LICENSE you never received...

Let's start with insurance scams. One widely publicized requirement of the Affordable Care Act is that everyone is forced to buy insurance. Some people are just going to grab whatever sorry, no-good plan is cheapest.like policies of old that required loss of a limb...the WHOLE LEG or ARM...not just a couple of mangled, unusable fingers...the ENTIRE LIMB.  It would not be surprising if this sort of sleazy policy is offered to TAKE ADVANTAGE of the IRS mandated, manditory YOU GOTTA OR ELSE aspect of the minimum coverage almost worthless coverage plan.  Will a government-issued policy REQUIRE THE LOSS of an ENTIRE HEAD? It would not cover lost eyes, lost ears mangled jaws. etc but LOSS OF ENTIRE HEAD.  That way, the policy holder would be DEAD and require no out-of-pocket treatment!  Our politicians who EXEMPT THEMSELVES from Obamacare have probably conceived just this sort of worthless policy.  After all, they pretend to CARE when MOST do not as evidenced by the very laws they pass for the general voters NOT THEMSELVES!  Yes, Congress is MOSTLY EXEMPT from the laws they pass, like personnel, safety and OSHA regulations. The 535 Congress persons INTENDED for their staffs to pay for Obamacare while THEY kept their royalty-style coverage.  Congressional staffs rebelled and raised their voices AGAINST THIS, the same way the American general population SHOULD.  AFTER ALL, a LARGE PERCENTAGE of average Americans DID NOT WANT Obamacare, sent thousnads of protests, cards and letters to PROTEST BUT WERE IGNORED by Senators receiving the $300 million taxpayer financed Louisianna Bribe Purchase of Senatorette Landrieu (3) and the Cornhusker KICKBACK bribe that was especially for Nebraska Senator Ben (No-Damn-Good) Nelson of Nebraska and the "Cornhusker kickback" Democrats gave him to secure his crucial vote.(4) Which was the guiltier, corrupt Democrats like Hairy Reed, Nancy Pelosi and Diane Feinstein who arranged the bribes...or the BRIBE ACCEPTERS? Which came first the CORRUPTING bribe (EGG) or the IMMORALITY and lack of character embodied in these Senators (The CHICKENS)? Oh they kept telling themselves,"I'm doing this for MY state, this will pass anyway...why not get something?"  Vulnerable Democrats "got something" all right. Angry voters getting Obamacare crammed down their collective throats voted en masse to flush these corrupt Democrats voting for Obamacare. They were not able to save their sorry rear ends from crossing "the will of the people".

But back to the scammer who might call, email or even show up for a personal face-to-face meeting on your doorstep pretending to be an insurance company. The Medicare "GAP" insurance provider is FIRST CALLED by YOU when you become eligible at 66, 67 or whatever age Congress has racheted and cranked it up to from 62  When Madicare was a BILL in Congress farsighted individuals wary of GOVERNMENT ENTITLEMENTS knew that Congress COULD and WOULD MONKEY with Medicare. Over 700 BILLION has been removed from Medicare to promote and save and implement Obamacare. They also knew that human nature being human nature and "SHAFT'S BIG SCORE" and temptation being temptation...that VARIOUS PEOPLE COULD and WOULD take advantage of the bureaucrat-paperwork infested system...to FILE FALSE CLAIMS.  One CROOK filed a claim for TREATMENT TO TOES on a diabetic's left or right foot...WHEN THAT DIABETIC HAD ALREADY LOST THAT FOOT amputation due to poor circulation related to diabetes. Door-to-door scammers will promise incredibly low premiums, tell you that YES...YOUR NEEDED SURGERY IS COVERED when the company is FICTITIOUS and the guy selling the policy is using false identification IF USING ANY ID at all!  But you'd be a fool not to sign up for only $40 per month! Or whatever "bargain rate" this two-bit shyster will offer.  They will have all the FAKE PAPERS also to fool the people.  Two or more may show up IN UNIFORM and they may even be authorized to promote Obamacare as "navigators, BUT they are running this CASH MONEY or CREDIT SCAM on the side.

Some of these scammer/sales/bargain people will throw in an IRS or jack-booted police SWAT scare tactics. They'll tell you that if you don't buy right now, you'll face fines or jail time. If you make an excuse that YOU HAVE TO USE THE REST ROOM, go to make a call to police on your cellular phone while in the other room, THE FRAUD SALESMAN may duck out the front door...DON'T LEAVE any valuables lying around, or antiques as they may just "CUT AND RUN" WITH YOUR POSSESSIONS. Sign me up quick (After I make a secret call to the police!) Won't you have a cup of tea or coffee? My bowels must be out of sorts, I have to go to the rest room again...STALL AROUND FOR THE POLICE! They will appear in 20 or 30 or 40 minutes.

Maybe the best strategem of all...don't even answer the door.  If they are the REAL DEAL, they will find a less direct approach than dangerous door-to-door canvassing.

(1) http://419scam.org/

(2) http://www.theblaze.com/blog/2013/06/17/beware-the-obamacare-insurance-card-scam/

(3) http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/02/04/mary-landrieu-defends-louisiana-purchase-calls-out-bobby-jind/

(4) http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/gop_blasts_kickback_health_fix_dAelgwc0jXXhMD6fwB05IK


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Sandra Bullock
$25.0 M
56 Johnny Depp movie actor, substitute Indian GF Amber Heard,
Johnny Depp
$30.0 M
57 Adam Sandler singer/song writer/movie star/producer
Adam Sandler
$37.0 M
58 Will Smith movie actor
Will Smith
$30.0 M
59 Cameron Diaz actress
Cameron Diaz
$34.0 M
60 Tom Brady
Tom Brady
$27.0 M

Gisele Bundchen
$45.0 M
62 Mark Burnett
Mark Burnett
$55.0 M
63 Alex Rodriguez
Alex Rodriguez
$34.0 M
64 Jerry Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld Stand-Up Comedian/TV personality
$40.0 M
65 Tom Hanks Liberal movie actor
Tom Hanks
$26.0 M
66 Stephen King Former English teacher--Horror fiction writer/movie script writer
Stephen King
$39.0 M
67 Taylor Lautner
Taylor Lautner
$26.5 M
68 Brad Paisley
Brad Paisley country singer
$32.0 M
69 Lil Wayne rap star
Lil Wayne
$27.0 M
70 Dwayne Johnson wrestler/movie actor
Dwayne Johnson
$36.0 M

Maria Sharapova
$26.0 M
72 Ben Stiller
Ben Stiller
$33.0 M
73 Khloe Kardashian Odom TV personality
Khloe Kardashian Odom
$11.0 M
74 Seth MacFarlane
Seth MacFarlane
$36.0 M
75 Charlize Theron
Charlize Theron singer
$18.0 M
76 Sofia Vergara
Sofia Vergara
$19.0 M
77 Serena Williams tennis star
Serena Williams
$13.0 M
78 Alec Baldwin liberal movie actor/mega bank huckster
Alec Baldwin
$15.0 M
79 Janet Evanovich
Janet Evanovich
$33.0 M
80 Julia Roberts movie actress
Julia Roberts
$16.0 M

Eva Longoria
$15.0 M
82 John Grisham fiction writer/movie script writer
John Grisham
$26.0 M
83 Meryl Streep movie actress
Meryl Streep
$12.0 M
84 Tiesto
Tiesto
$23.0 M
85 J.K. Rowling Fiction writer/ Lord of Rings and Harry Potter
J.K. Rowling
$17.0 M
86 Sarah Jessica Parker
Sarah Jessica Parker
$15.0 M
87 Li Na
Li Na
$18.0 M
88 Hugh Laurie
Hugh Laurie
$18.0 M
89 Reese Witherspoon
Reese Witherspoon
$9.0 M
90 Jeff Dunham Puppeteer/humerous material writer/creator of puppet characters
Jeff Dunham
$22.0 M

91 Larry The Cable Guy Stand Up Comedian
$18.0 M
92 Skrillex
Skrillex
$15.0 M
93 Tina Fey Liberal TV personality
Tina Fey
$11.0 M
94 Kate Moss
Kate Moss
$9.0 M
95 Ray Romano Stand-Up Comedian/TV personality
Ray Romano
$18.0 M
96 Zooey Deschanel
Zooey Deschanel
$9.0 M
97 Bethenny Frankel
Bethenny Frankel
$12.0 M
98 Tim Allen Stand-Up Comedian/TV and movie actor
Tim Allen
$14.0 M
99 Melissa McCarthy
Melissa McCarthy
$6.0 M
100 Adriana Lima
Adriana Lima
$7.0 M
Cat Deeley has hundreds of dollars.
Vicki Gunvalson has hundreds of dollars.
Mel Gibson has made a lot of money, but his legacy will be, "The Pasion of Christ".
Justin Theroux, Jason Bareman, Cabo,Thomas Gibson,Scott Disick,Carre Otis, Christina Applegate,Cher Lloyd, Sofia Vergara, Scott Storch, Nicole Scherzinger, Jonathan Cheban, Kris Jenner, Kim Cattrall, Isabella Blow, Courtney Stodden, Morisa Tomei, Julianne Moore, Avril Lavinge, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Miranda Kerr, Chris Brown, Brian Austin Green, ,Mario Lopez, Courtney Mazza, Reeva Steenkamp, Oscar Pistorius,  David Geffen, Louis D'Ambrosio,