5 Top Dance Hall Entertainers Visa on the Brink of being REVOKED!

SO WORD IS, DA U.S. EMBASSY IN J.A. AHHH LOOK FI REVOKE SUM ARTIST/ENTERTAINERS VISAS'... MORE FUKKRY IF U ASK ME. ESPECIALLY SINCE DERES OTHER POLITICAL ISSSM-SKISSSM @ WORK HERE... SEE HOW DIS ONE PLAYS OUT...


RIGHT NOW DOH, IT STICKY PON BOUNTY, BEENIE, MOVADO, TROOPA & AIDONIA... FOR TROOPA, DIS IS SHEGREY SINCE JUS WHE DAY HE WAS ON VIDEO IN STATES DRINKIN ON CAM AN TALKIN DI TINGS WHILE HOLDIN A MACHINE ON CAM BOASTIN BOUT "MI AVE MI 10 EAR!" DWL!!!


The Embassy of the United States in Kingston, Jamaica is in the process of REVOKING the visas of the following citizens of Jamaica. The people mentioned here currently hold a U.S. Visa that we have not yet been able to physically cancel. Do not allow these passengers to board any flights bound for the United States in reliance on this visa. The specific information is as follows:
 1) NAME: Garfield Augustus McKoyDOB: 16-JAN-1965PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2720093US VISA CONTROL #: 20090797640002
 2) NAME: Garfield Augustus McKoyDOB: 16-JAN-1965PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2222490US VISA CONTROL #: 20061105840006
 3) NAME: Moses Anthony DavisDOB: 22-AUG-1973PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2923459US VISA CONTROL #: 20082808300001
 4) NAME: Moses Anthony DavisDOB: 22-AUG-1973PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2923459US VISA CONTROL #: 20082808300001
 5) NAME: Moses Anthony DavisDOB: 22-AUG-1973PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A3091250US VISA CONTROL #: 20100538930001
 6) NAME: Sheldon Ricardo Aitana LawrenceDOB: 06-APR-1981PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2888921US VISA CONTROL #: 20092086730009
 7) NAME: David Constantine BrooksDOB: 30-NOV-1980PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2398975US VISA CONTROL #: 20071062360008
 8) NAME: David Constantine BrooksDOB: 30-NOV-1980PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2802052US VISA CONTROL #: 20082055440001
 9) NAME: Rodney Basil PriceDOB: 12-JUN-1972PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2492299US VISA CONTROL #: 20081512130006
 10) NAME: Rodney Basil PriceDOB: 12-JUN-1972PASSPORT: Jamaica #: A2492299US VISA CONTROL #: 20090577210002
 Regards,Fraud Prevention Unit

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BZ KARTEL - TALK ABOUT HIS PORNO PICS WITH NO APOLOGY

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LATEST NEWS...

WHATS UP FAMMZ,
ITS SPRING TIME AGAIN & AS USUAL, THERES ALOT GOING ON WITH THE MOVEMENTZ
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Free Babbzy!!!!

This is Babbzy's first blog after recently being in "suspension" on Facebook. Some badmind person decided to click "report" to shut the shop down but... as you can see... it will take much more than a few haters to stop the train. You can catch Babbzy's new blogs every Tuesday on Facebook on her fan page "Babbzy's Cuntery At Large" and on Youtube on the "StrictlyBabbzy" channel. Make sure you subscribe and/or become a fan!!

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Beyonce and Lady Gaga Wanna Change Pop Videos

Beyoncé and Lady Gaga are ready to erase pop music. The two stars, who first teamed up on Beyoncé’s “Video Phone” remix video, have now rejoined forces with Gaga’s “Telephone” visual, which has been receiving mixed reviews to say the least.

In a recent interview with L.A. radio station Power 106, Lady Gaga tried her best to explain the video's plot. 

“The video in a lot of ways is more about her even than it is about me,” Gaga explained. “It was sort of a pop-art venture for me to bring her into my world in a way, the video is an attempt for her and I to erase pop music as we know it up until this very point.” 
 

“It’s meant to change the perspective of the world on what a pop music video should be and she’s kind of the vehicle for that,” the pop star continued. “In reality, more people around the world are familiar with her aesthetics than they are with mine. It was something for me to kind of change the way that you see her for one video.”

Meanwhile, the video's director, Jonas Akerlund, gave MTV a scene-by-scene breakdown of the video.

“The idea was always to not know until we see her, but we did add her name into the speaker at the beginning,” he explained about Beyoncé's first scene. “But the reveal of Beyoncé is kind of cool when she lifts her hat. Beyoncé’s time was so limited, so [we] really had prepared [and] rehearsed so much for her, but she had so much experience that we figured it out.”

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Obama Takes the Long View in Times of Crisis

WASHINGTON (AP) — Just back from a recent day trip to Georgia, President Barack Obama walked into the Oval Office and told his senior staff to get a grip.

"We all rise and fall together," he declared that afternoon, as Washington neared fever pitch over tensions on his team. Keep your eyes on the prize, Obama directed, not on the daily ups and downs.

It was classic Obama, again summoning one of his favorite tenets in a crisis: the Long View.

It's a high-minded notion that elected leaders love to invoke, both privately and publicly. It makes politicians seem above the dirtiest aspects of campaigning and governing.

They rarely adhere to it. With all of the House and a third of the Senate going before the voters every two years, and a media environment that moves by the minute, the long view can get pretty short. Scoring a point — now — can itself feel like a do-or-die achievement in the long slog to pass prized legislation or survive re-election.

But for Obama, it's been a crucial prescription he reaches for when times get tough, whether during his come-from-behind White House bid, the recent imbroglio over chief of staff Rahm Emanuel or policy setbacks in his often embattled presidency. Now, with the fate of his health care overhaul likely to be known by the end of this week or soon after, the outcome — either way — will test his loyalty to the long view as much as anything that has come before.

To be sure, Obama is not above short-term gain: Look at those deals for certain states he allowed into the health care bill to attract specific lawmakers, provisions he now wants to cut because of their distastefulness to the public. And he's not shy about political points, as seen in his attacks on the insurance industry or barbs thrown at Republicans.

Still, for the most part he's refused to get mired in and panicked by the inevitable low points in politics. That set Obama apart during the campaign and helped him succeed.

If the health care plan fails, Obama will face intense criticism for gambling his presidency on an overly ambitious, ultimately doomed effort. The current finger-pointing about who's at fault, with a Democratic Congress no less, would get more intense. Obama's political capital would be near zero, at least for a time, leaving him little ability to get anything else done and almost no chance of cooperation from Republicans as they smell weakness after a victory over a popular president.

Even if the health care bill succeeds, there are potential pitfalls. No doubt Obama would feel vindicated, and the achievement would be historic. But the GOP has pledged that approval of a health care overhaul over unified Republican objections would damage any chances for bipartisanship on other issues. Republicans hope Democrats will face fierce voter punishment in this fall's midterm elections.

And if Obama presides over major losses for his party in the elections, he'll be at another defining, perhaps devastating crossroads.

A look at Obama's past indicates how he might tackle such moments.

He is not inclined to believe the game is up — whether it's his own White House chances or the health initiative — even when it looks that way. His confidence, ambition and even temperament don't allow him to assume his goals are out of reach.

It's a valuable approach, for it breeds persistence. It's also risky, because focusing on the big picture can lead to tactical errors.

Most recently, many observers expected heads to roll when it appeared Emanuel was putting out word that the Obama presidency was stalled because Obama hadn't followed his advice enough. It was embarrassing, complete with whispers about who was saying what and how angry Obama must have been.

But if Obama was upset, no one was saying. Instead, at Obama's direction, White House aides said with convincing certainty that Emanuel's job was not in jeopardy — either over the stories or the president's larger troubles — and neither was anyone else's.

The White House team dug in. They bet the fuss would exhaust itself eventually, which it has.

Obama got himself in deep in the spring of 2008 when provocative comments by his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, further roiled what was already a grinding primary season. Obama took almost too long to settle the situation with a highly regarded speech about race. Then Wright resurfaced and Obama lost ground again.

With each such misfortune, Obama rolls out a familiar pep talk. "If you allow the inside baseball of Washington to distract you, then you're not focusing on the goal," Valerie Jarrett, senior adviser to Obama in the White House and a longtime friend, recounted in an interview. "He has no patience for gossip. He has no patience for drama."

If health care fails, or the elections go badly, most people will expect changes in his operation. And there may well be, around the edges.

But there's little chance the changes would amount to a wholesale shake-up, aides say. Obama set up his team the way he wanted it, with balanced skill sets, and that team is pursuing an agenda set by him.

Lately, the president has taken to refocusing his staff by pulling out one of the 10 letters from citizens that he reads each day. Jarrett recalls a recent Air Force One flight during which aides were busily dissecting the day's developments and "focused on the sausage-making." The president walked in, listened briefly, and then interjected to read one letter in its entirety.

"What's in today's papers is not the president's focus," longtime Democratic consultant Bob Shrum wrote in The Week magazine. "Obama takes the long view and plays a long game."

So White House advisers already are thinking about how they could recover from a health care failure, with an emerging plan that is typically optimistic. Their thinking:

—Obama would suffer a bad period but get credit, particularly from Democrats, for giving health care one last, aggressive chance. By November, voters might be upset that nothing changed and blame Republicans, not Obama. In this scenario, it would have been worse if Obama had let health care "wither on the vine" instead of giving it an all-out effort.

—While unemployment will remain near 10 percent into next year, the economic mood of the country — perhaps the biggest driver for voters — should begin improving as job-creation numbers tick up.

—Obama will continue to talk about his other big agenda items, like climate change legislation and an immigration overhaul, despite their long, perhaps impossible odds. But he'll focus primarily on populist issues like enacting tougher financial industry regulations and mitigating a recent Supreme Court ruling that allows unions and corporations to funnel unlimited dollars to political campaigns.

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POLICE SAY... VYBZ KARTEL'S STUDIO MUST SHUT DOWN!

"The police are here to serve but more importantly to protect the public, so if they see that it is in the better welfare of the community then close down shop by all means,after all they are the law and I am a law-abiding Jamaican," states Vybz Kartel.

This is statement is regarding the police in Jamaica who recently reported that Vybz Kartel's studio in Havendale, St. Andrew is operating without a permit and is a public disturbance so they are on the verge to shutting the studio down, COMPLETELY.


According to a representative from the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation, "It is a residential area and noise and obstruction is something which has caught our attention."

But Kartel's rebuttal is, "The studio is situated way in the back of the property, two metal gates and 25 metres away from the road, and its a sound proof room as all studios are."

But like he says, he is a LAW ABIDING JAMAICAN so the police is welcome to do what it is that they have to do.

_{This article was originally published in forum thread: POLICE SAY... VYBZ KARTEL MUST SHUT DOWN!!}

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NEW TUNE: CERTIFIED DIVA - TAMI CHYNN & TIFA

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BLACK ICE AGE 1.5

ALRIGHT FOLKZ, SINCE RELEASING BLACK ICE AGE, WE HAVE BEEN FLOODED FOR A NEW RELEASE. NOW ITS HERE, YOU WILL BE HAPPY TO KNOW THAT ITS A DOUBLE DISC!!! WITH THAT, THIS WILL BE THE LAST FREE BLACK ICE CD...


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FEATURING:
USHER - LIL FREAK
LUDACRISS - HOW LOW
MARY J. BLIGE - I AM
MARIAH CAREY - UP OUT MY FACE
ALICIA KEYES - TRY SLEEPING WITH A BROKEN HEART
PARTY BOYZ - FLEX
JERMIH - I'M A STAR
YOUNG MONEY - BEDROCK
CHRIS BROWN - I CAN TRANSFORM YA
MAVADO ft STACIOUS - COME INTO MY ROOM
CHINO - GIMMIE DI GURLZ
LADEN - HIGH GRADE
DEMARCO ft. AIDONIA - REAL RECOGNIZE REAL
JIM JONEZ - ANGELS (REMIX)
RL ft. YOUNG JOC - IN THE CLUB LIKE
& MORE!!!


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The Love & War MasterPeace - Raheem Devaughn

The Love & War MasterPeace is the third studio album by American R&B and neo soul singer-songwriter Raheem DeVaughn, released March 2, 2010 on Jive Records. The album was also released as a deluxe edition with an additional disc of bonus material. Recording sessions for the album took place during 2008 to 2009 and production was handled primarily by Kenny Dope. The album debuted at number nine on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling 45,000 copies in its first week. Upon its release, The Love & War MasterPeace received generally positive reviews from most music critics.
Production for the album was handled primarily by Kenny Dope, with contributions from producers Ne-Yo, Stereotypes, and Lil' Ronnie.^[1] In a press release, DeVaughn explained his naming the album, stating "I named the album The Love & War MasterPeace because I feel that where I am as a person and where we are as a people, we are all trying to master that internal peace and happiness in a very strange time."^[1] In an interview for Vibe, he described the album as "half socially conscious, half love".^[2]

The album debuted at number nine on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling 45,000 copies in its first week.^[6]

Upon its release, the album received generally positive reviews from most music critics. Billboard writer Gail Mitchell praised the album's themes and music, writing "Drawing from a palette rich in R&B, hip-hop and jazz, DeVaughn has crafted a powerful, thought-provoking album".^[7] About.com's Mark Edward Nero gave it 4 out of 5 stars and commended DeVaughn for his ambition, calling it "an ambitious soul album straddling the line between politics and entertainment".^[8] Giving it 4½ out of 5 stars, Allmusic writer Andy Kellman cited The Love & War MasterPeace as "one of the most grippingly conscious major-label R&B albums of the last 30 years", viewing its love-themed songs as "imaginative and excellent" and praising its socially-conscious material.^[4] The Washington Post's Sarah Godfrey called it "a masterpiece" and compared DeVaughn to soul musician Marvin Gaye, writing "like Gaye, he can deliver songs for both babymaking and movement-building".^[5] Ken Capobianco of The Boston Globe praised DeVaughn's vocals and called the album a "smartly executed set".^[9] Detroit Free Press writer Brian McCollum gave the album 3 out of 4 stars and wrote that it "dances a careful line between oldfangled soul and commercial R&B".^[10] Despite viewing its thematic concept as flawed, Washington City Paper writer Ben Westhoff praised its "wild ambition" and musical quality, stating "it instead works in the realm of the lush, the dark, and the dramatic, striving for a chiseled-in-granite sound. There’s not a note out of place here; the music is at times sweeping and blustery, at other times cautious and foreboding".^[11] The Philadelphia Inquirer's A.D. Amorosi gave the album 3 out of 4 stars and viewed its skits by Dr. Cornel West as "confident and paternal", while writing that the album "finds DeVaughn embracing his political side with a sociocultural vision that's subtle, sharp, and never loses track of its contagious songcraft".^[12]

Track listing

1. Dr. Cornell West Intro
2. Bulletproof (feat. Ludacris)
3. The Greatness (feat. Wale)
4. I Don't Care
5. Black & Blue
6. Mr. Right
7. Dr. Cornell West Interlude
8. Fragile (feat. Malik Yusef)
9. My Wife
10. B.O.B.
11. Bedroom
12. Microphone
13. Garden Of Love
14. Dr. Cornell West P.S.A.
15. Nobody Wins A War (feat. Jill Scott, Bilal, Anthony Hamilton, Algebra, Chrisette Michele, Shelby Johnson, Ledisi, Citizen Cope, Dwele, Chico DeBarge & Rudy Currence)
16. Revelations 2010 (feat. Damian Marley)

Deluxe edition bonus tracks

1. Dr. Cornel West (Intro)
2. Wing & a Prayer (feat. Bun B)
3. Dr. Cornel West (Interlude)
4. Super Hero
5. Soldier Story
6. Dr. Cornel West (P.S.A.)
7. Hopeless Romantic
8. Lose Control (feat. Phil Adé)
9. Calling Me
10. XOXO
11. Dr. Cornel West (Outro)
12. Toes Curl (ITunes pre-order only)

THIS ALBUM IS THE TRUTH!!!

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