The Boston Marathon Bombing: Case Closed? Like many of you, I had little to no idea where Chechnya was, let alone its political structure and place in the larger global political narrative. As I spent the bast few days, literally up all night trying to understand the place, its people and history, I had hoped it would help me understand why these boys would do what they did? In the end I found that I have more questions than answers and ominous sick feeling in my stomach. I have learned about this place and its people has been fascinating and their plight admirable to say the least. I also found the extremists among them (as all groups often have), to be incredibly terrifying. I’ll be sharing some of these findings in future articles but for now I wanted to share my initial thoughts and pervading concerns as I continue to research this case, the bombers and the Chechen history and still unfolding story. If they (the bombers) were indeed Chechen Muslim extremists, it still would seem odd to attack us now. Like this:
At What Price, Fame: The High Cost of Re-Victimization and the Steubenville Rape Case **This post has been revised to include vital information specifically related to Facebook Private Messages shared between Joey Ortega and Alexandria “Prinnie” Goddard. All messages are reposted with permission of their original recipient and respondent, Joey Ortega. ~by Amy Lynn Burch published on April 29, 2013 @ 10:29pm (EST) With the verdict decided and justice served, I sit here at my computer some six weeks later contemplating the potential aftermath of the Steubenville Rape case. For months, “For Jane Doe!” In order to efficiently answer these questions, perhaps we should examine the timeline of events as presented by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Special Prosecutor Marianne Hemmeter at a news conference immediately following the verdict in the Steubenville Rape case to see just exactly how Goddard, Anonymous, and McKee championed Jane Doe’s “cause” and aided in bringing justice in this case. Does anyone else see what I see? 12:18am Alexandria Goddard 12:38am Joey Ortega 1:15am
The Boston Bombing and Terrorism Discussion 04/19 by Joey Ortega Featured follow Call in to speak with the host To if we discuss the Boston tragedy and what we now know about this case and those responsible. We also discuss some of the general and expert heuristics used today to try and understand these types of acts, those who commit them, thier methodologies, and motivation. How dose recent events confirm or challenge such heuristics? Tags: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Boston Terrorism Bombings Joey Ortega h:193619s:4723327archived Recommended For You Comments Freedom of Speech Doesn’t Sit So Well With Those Who Have Misused It | NotYourPlaything ~by Amy Lynn Burch published on May 1, 2013 @ 10:34pm (EST) I’ve been accused lately of misrepresenting myself as a registered private investigator. I am, for those who cannot figure out how to verify that information on their own. However, my role on this, my victims advocate blog, is not as a private investigator but as a – dare I repeat myself – victim advocate for which I receive no compensation. Never have, never will. Apparently, certain supporters of the very people who hack other people’s information, particularly the private kind, and then post stated information on whichever sites they choose (such as pastebin) believe that my posting message copies between Joey Ortega and Alexandria “Prinnie” Goddard have somehow crossed an ethical line. And with that I give you the following. Like this: Like Loading...
Freedom of Speech Doesn’t Sit So Well With Those Who Have Misused It ~by Amy Lynn Burch I’ve been accused lately of misrepresenting myself as a registered private investigator. I am one, for those who cannot figure out how to verify that information on their own. However, my role on this, my victim advocate’s blog, is not as a private investigator but as a – dare I repeat myself – victim advocate for which I receive no compensation. Never have, never will. Apparently, certain supporters of the very people who hack other people’s information, particularly the private kind, and then post stated information on whichever sites they choose (such as pastebin) believe that my posting message copies between Joey Ortega and Alexandria “Prinnie” Goddard have somehow crossed an ethical line. The private messages obtained and reposted here on NotYourPlaything were given to me to use as I deemed appropriate in the pursuit of exposing the truth behind Alexandria “Prinnie” Goddard’s involvement and motivation regarding the Steubenville Rape Case. And with that I give you the following.
Anonymous, Islamist Hackers Plan Major Assault for Tuesday UPDATED 1 p.m. ET Monday with further comment from the Izz al-Din Qassam Cyber Brigades. Ascribing a consistent political agenda to the hacktivist collective Anonymous is almost impossible. Anyone can claim the "Anonymous" moniker and use it for good or evil, provided that his or her work is subversive. This time, a number of hacktivists from around the world, some of them taking on the Anonymous label, have set their sights on the United States' most powerful institutions in an event dubbed "OpUSA." Anonymous and various Islamist groups claim that they will take down nine U.S. government websites tomorrow (May 7), including those of the Pentagon, the National Security Agency, the FBI and the White House, along with over 130 bank websites, such as those belonging to Bank of America, Capital One and TD Bank. Anonymous claims the Qassam Cyber Fighters will be participating in tomorrow's attacks; the Cyber Fighters have confirmed only that they support the goals of OpUSA. 0 of 9
JΞSTΞRS COURT – OFFICIAL BLOG Fabricated Terrorists, Chechen-Jewish Family in Moscow Is under Threat of Murder Their Son Mansur Edilbiev, 26, a football player, who lived in Moscow all his life, was abducted by the FSB agents, tortured in a secret cell to plead guilty in attempted blow-up a luxury train; then, a staged court trial sentenced him to 16 years in high security colony. Mansur had nothing to do with the 18-year-long war in Chechnya, never took any part in hostilities, let alone terrorism, his desperate parents said to human rights activists. Mustafa Edilbiev, father, and Ziva Liron, mother, addressed their plea to Yuri Chaika, Attorney General of the Russian Federation. ChechenCenter.info