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This girl was married to Wladimir Klitschko and had a child for him. During their 9 year marriage she got off on him punching and hurting her. The famous boxer was concern he would accidentally kill her if he continued giving into her demands. Things she would have him do includes: punching her in the face, choking her until she past out, slapping her so hard that she would begin to bleed etc.

She was also horribly abused by her father and forced to perform 'acts' with and for rich hollywood elites at these sex parties at a very young age... and then her parents would actively turn her out to Hollyweirds to secure roles. When she gave birth, she had to go into rehab facility for post natal depression, and then after, her and Wladimir broke up, she began drinking and gave him custody of the baby.

The reason her dad isn't in prison is the same reason a lot of other people in the industry aren't- they have the $$$ to grease palms with and the clout to have it go away. It's a well known fact that the DA, judges, cops, all of them in LA can be bought and sold for the right price (and some of them are even in on it themselves.)

How do you think these celebrities get away with robbery, rape, murder even, and still manage to get these embarrassingly light sentences? How do you think R. Kelly, Harvey Weinstein and the rest of 'em get away with it for so long? Celebrity idolatry and the worship of power and money.

Georgia might be bringing their own…now this guy based on Jan 6. We got Bragg…has he made any moves yet? Oh and the rape case.

The star witness looks so small here. This pic should get a Pulitzer.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-makes-thinly-veiled-attempt-190700209.html
Judge makes thinly-veiled attempt to silence Trump during rape trial, advising parties against statements that could 'incite violence'

The judge presiding over a rape claim lawsuit against former President Donald Trump on Tuesday made a thinly-veiled attempt to stop Trump from publicly commenting on the case.

Opening statements are expected to kick off today in E. Jean Carroll's defamation and rape lawsuit against Trump. Trump has denied her allegations and was absent in the courtroom as the jury was selected on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court.

Before potential jurors were brought into the room, US District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan asked attorneys for both sides to advise their clients against "making any statements that will incite violence or civil unrest."

Kaplan said the warning was not meant to accuse either side of misconduct, but in order to "try to avoid problems down the road."

As of 2:30 p. m. ET Tuesday, Trump had not weighed in on the case on Truth Social or Facebook.

When reached for comment, Steven Cheung, commications director for the Trump campaign, issued the following statement:

"This latest fake case has no merit or facts and is just another part of the witch hunt targeted to interfere and tamper with a Presidential election. The radical, deranged Democrats will stop at nothing in order to prevent the American people from choosing President Donald Trump— the overwhelming front runner by far— as their 47th President. The lunatics will fail and President Trump will Make America Great Again!"

Liberals in the United States are constantly saying that we should be more like Europe. Well when it comes to abortion laws, in most of the countries in Europe, the choice cutoff is between 12 weeks and 20 weeks. In Australia and Japan, the choice cutoff is 22 weeks, 6 days (basically 23 weeks). In all of these mentioned locations, there are the obvious exceptions baked into the law (rape, incest, mother's health, fetus viability, medical emergency, etcetera) if an abortion is medically and/or legally needed beyond the legal deadlines.

Since Dobbs Versus Jackson overturned Roe Verses Wade, I propose that the House and Senate pass a national law allowing each state to set their own abortion choice laws similar to most of Europe, Australia, and Japan, between 12 weeks and 23 weeks. This way, we avoid having states like Texas that are trying to completely eliminate abortions, and also avoid having states like New Jersey and Oregon where abortions are possible into the 39th week of pregnancy. No states would be less than 12 weeks, and no states would be more than 23 weeks (except in cases of rape, incest, mother's health, fetus viability, medical emergency, etcetera). Abortion medication would remain available and legal in all 50 states, up to each state's specified choice deadline.

For full transparency and disclosure, I'm personally morally pro-life, legally pro-choice, and anti-late-term (3rd trimester) abortion. Basically I would hope that life is chosen in most normal and reasonable circumstances, but fully understand the need for everyone's legal right to choose one or the other, up to a reasonable point. In normal and reasonable circumstances, no normal reasonable logical person needs more than 23 weeks to make a decision.

I believe that this is a fair and reasonable resolution to the reproduction rights debate in the United States. What do all of you think and believe? Vote and post your opinions below!

https://www.vice.com/en/article/3akqdy/nebraska-steve-erdman-abortion-great-replacement-theory
Republican Uses ‘Great Replacement’ Theory to Justify Abortion Ban

As Nebraska Republicans moved to ban most abortions in their state on Wednesday, one used arguments straight from the racist “great replacement” conspiracy theory to push for the bill’s passage.

Nebraska Sen. Steve Erdman argued that abortion had caused slow population growth in the state over the last half-century—and argued that it had hurt Nebraska economically.

“Our state population has not grown except by those foreigners who have moved here or refugees who have been placed here. Why is that? It’s because we’ve killed 200,000 people. These are people we’ve killed,” Erdman said during debate, after lamenting that if abortion had been illegal that would have resulted in more people who “could be working and filling some of those positions that we have vacancies.”

Erdman’s comments came during debate over a bill that would ban abortions after six weeks of pregnancy—before many women know they’re pregnant. It includes exceptions for rape, incest, and lifesaving procedures. The bill advanced on a Wednesday evening vote.

His views seem to draw from the racist great replacement theory. That theory, in its purest and most extreme form, posits that there’s a conspiracy by globalist elites—in many versions, Jews—to overwhelm western countries with immigrants in order to outbreed and replace the white-majority population and take control of those countries. Abortion is part of the theory—extremists argue that the procedure is part of hastening a “white genocide.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-rejects-trumps-bid-learn-202548242.html
Judge rejects Trump's bid to learn juror names at defamation trial

Donald Trump will not learn the identities of jurors expected to decide at an upcoming civil trial whether the former president defamed the writer E. Jean Carroll, who also claims Trump raped her.

U. S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan on Friday rejected Trump's renewed effort to require that prospective jurors provide their names, employment and 38 other pieces of information on written questionnaires.

Kaplan said the law was "abundantly clear" it was his choice whether to use questionnaires, and nothing has changed his decision to seat an anonymous jury at the April 25 trial, reflecting the threat of juror harassment.

Lawyers for Trump did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Trump had argued that his recent criminal indictment filed by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg had brought on a "deluge of prejudicial media coverage" that would make it tough to find an impartial jury in Carroll's civil case.