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Friday, 16 September 2016

An emotional Michael Jackson's daughter "Paris Jackson" addresses cyber bullies

                        
In an emotional video,Michael Jackson's only daughter, Paris Jackson broke down in tears as she addressed cyber bullies, asking why there's "so much hatred in the world right now." She said the amount of hatred directed towards her recently are unwarranted and are exactly what made her attempt suicide four years ago.
She continued :
"I mean we're human beings man, we got hearts, and brains and feelings," she pleaded. " When you say damaging things like that to people it f*cks them up." "It's exhausting."
Following her suicide attempt 4 years ago, she quit social media, however, after fans asked her to return to social media make her Instagram page private, she returned.

She got a lot of support from her emotional cry for help but also got few backlash from cyber bullies. Which made her post this below:
                                     

Donald Trump still wouldn't say, whether he believes President Obama was born in the United States or not


The Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump would not say, in an interview with the Washington Post that was conducted on Wednesday night, whether he believes President Obama was born in the United States.

“I’ll answer that question at the right time,” Trump said. “I just don’t want to answer it yet.”

Shortly after the interview was published on Thursday night, the Trump campaign’s senior communications adviser, Jason Miller, emailed a statement to reporters insisting Trump does not have questions about Obama’s birthplace.

“Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States,” he wrote.

Trump’s comments in the Washington Post interview contradicted other statements made by his campaign.

In a television interview on Wednesday, Trump’s running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, said they both “accept” that Obama was born in the United States. Trump’s campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, has also said Trump believes Obama was born in the country. However, in his interview with the Washington Post, Trump suggested Conway was expressing her personal opinion.

“It’s OK. She’s allowed to speak what she thinks. I want to focus on jobs. I want to focus on other things,” Trump said.

Trump spent much of 2011 raising questions about so-called “birther” conspiracy theories that contend that Obama was not born in the country. At one point, Trump even suggested he had a team of investigators looking into the matter. In April 2011, the White House released the president’s long-form birth certificate, one of multiple pieces of evidence invalidating the theories, and Trump boasted that he had helped push Obama to produce the document.

“Today, I’m very proud of myself because I’ve accomplished something that nobody else has been able to accomplish,” Trump said in 2011. “I am really honoured, frankly, to have played such a big role in hopefully getting rid of this issue.”

In the Trump campaign’s emailed statement about the Washington Post interview, Miller accused Trump’s Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, of first bringing up the questions about Obama’s birthplace in 2008. Miller also credited Trump with pushing the White House to release the president’s birth certificate and suggested the document convinced Trump Obama was born in this country.

“In 2011, Mr. Trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling President Obama to release his birth certificate. Mr. Trump did a great service to the President and the country by bringing closure to the issue that Hillary Clinton and her team first raised,” Miller wrote, adding, “In-arguably, Donald J. Trump is a closer. Having successfully obtained President Obama’s birth certificate when others could not, Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States.”

Although he initially implied that the issue had been put to rest after Obama’s birth certificate was released, Trump continued to raise questions about where the president was born. As recently as November 2014, he posted comments on Twitter suggesting that Obama’s birth certificate might be a forgery.

Trump has previously suggested that Clinton “started” the “birther movement” when she ran against Obama in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary. While there is no record that Clinton or any staffer on her 2008 campaign pushed the conspiracy theories, some of her supporters did play a part in fuelling the rumours during her primary battle with Obama.

Nevertheless, Miller directly blamed Clinton in his statement, which included links to a strategy memo written by Clinton’s former campaign manager, Mark Penn, in 2007, that suggested emphasising Obama’s “lack of American roots” and the fact the president spent part of his childhood in Indonesia. Miller also linked to footage of MSNBC host Joe Scarborough accusing the Clinton campaign of having “started” and “spread” the “birther” rumours.

“Hillary Clinton’s campaign first raised this issue to smear then-candidate Barack Obama in her very nasty, failed 2008 campaign for President. This type of vicious and conniving behaviour is straight from the Clinton Playbook,” Miller wrote, “As usual, however, Hillary Clinton was too weak to get an answer. Even the MSNBC show Morning Joe admits that it was Clinton’s henchmen who first raised this issue, not Donald J. Trump.”

While Trump has never personally indicated that he was fully convinced Obama was born in the United States, he has preferred to sidestep the issue since announcing his presidential bid last year. On multiple occasions when he has been queried about it on the campaign trail, Trump has said it’s something he doesn’t “talk about” any more. Clinton has used the question to undermine his credibility.

“Today he did it again,” Clinton said Thursday night in Washington, D.C. “He was asked one more time where was President Obama born. And he still wouldn’t say ‘Hawaii.’ He still wouldn’t say ‘America.’ This man wants to be our next president. When will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry? He’s tried to reset himself and his campaign many times. This is the best he can do. This is who he is.”

80-year-old former president Olusegun Obasanjo posing in a video with comedian Gbenga Adeyinka1st hahaha loool-- See the video


Former president of Nigeria; Olusegun Obasanjo endorses Gbenga Adeyinka the first laffmattaz, set to hold on october 1st this year. Baba posed with 2 fingers up, as normal guys normally pose whenever we want to take video or pictures lol. See the video below.

Видео опубликовано seunoloketuyi (@seunoloketuyi)

Thursday, 15 September 2016

Watch Live: Hillary Clinton returns to the campaign trail, says Donald Trump would start war over taunts


Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton today return to the campaign trail. She says Donald Trump would start war over taunts. She said Trump keeps running America down with nonsense he says about United State. Watch live below.

Kid Cudi comes for Kanye West and Drake on Twitter, Kanye responds “Don't ever mention my name, i birthed you”

                            

On Wednesday, Kid Cudi published a Meek Mill-style Twitter rant, targeting his label boss Kanye West and rapper Drake claiming 30 people wrote songs for them. People didn't know he was targeting Kanye until Kanye responded during his SaintPablo Tour in Tampa, Florida last night.

In a series of 140 characters Cudi went in: “I need yall to know I got so many haters within the industry and these clowns know I’m bout to crush their entire existence [sic].”

 “Everyone thinks they’re soooo great. Talkin top 5 and be having 30 people write songs for them…The fake ones wont be lasting too much longer.”

Kanye  responded “I birthed you”
“I’m so hurt, I feel so direspected,” West said. “Kid Cudi, we two black men in a racist world... I got called names before you bruh. Why you gotta be coming at me?

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Money laundering: Four companies linked to Patience Jonathan's $15million pleaded guilty

                         

Reports in Nigeria claims that four companies were involved in a money laundering case linked to former First Lady, Patience Jonathan, pleaded guilty before Justice Babs Kuewumi of a Federal High Court in Lagos today Sept. 15th.

According to Premium Times, the four companies are Pluto Property and Investment Company Limited; Seagate Property Development and Investment Company Limited; Trans Ocean Property and Investment Company Limited; and Avalon Global Property Development Company Limited; all pleaded guilty to conspiring with former Special Adviser on Domestic Affairs to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Waripamo Dudafa, and two others to launder the sum of $15, 591,700.

The former First lady in a letter to the EFCC, claimed ownership of the accounts owned by the four companies that are currently being investigated for fraud.

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