TOUCH 106.1 FM Boston + KingCast to become clearing house for citizen complaints.

The New Hampshire Project on Sunshine Review notes that Christopher King and KingCast.net are Doing the Right Thing:
Here is a list of citizens active in creating a transparent and accountable government in New Hampshire.

Action groups
* ATV Watch
* Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers
* Right to Know New Hampshire

Think tanks
* Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy

Watchdog bloggers
* Democracy for New Hampshire
* Granite Grok
* Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

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New Hampshire, Massachusetts, same neighborhood when you get right down to it. They both set the pace for American Political and Legal Societies in a Major Way. Who has the First Presidential Primary? Where are the Kennedys from? What we are going to do here at TOUCH 106.1 FM is create an active Clearing House for well-reasoned government dissent. Bogus claims will not be forwarded, but if we believe that your claims are reasonable we will do whatever we can to encourage economic sanction if applicable, and to forward you to someone who can help, regardless of your age, race, sex, ethnic origin, nationality, religion, all of that.

Right now we have a focus on collecting statements from anyone who has a grievance related to any mortgage brokers that they have reported, or wish to report to the Massachusetts Division of Banks. Watch this video in Division of Banks v. Miracle Mortgage.

Good Beats Benefit in Central Square tonight!

The GOOD BEATS benefit concert will feature internationally renowned (and Boston-based) hip-hop artist Dagha, whose album The Divorce was rated among The Hip Hop Connection’s top 40 albums of 2008. Dagha is also the Education Director for America SCORES New England. Live band Project Tree and veteran emcees Al-Jabra and Shazzo aka Gabriel will also be performing. Music will be provided by DJ Nightime Gallagher.

All proceeds will benefit the students of America SCORES New England. We are asking for a $10 minimum donation at the door. For more information about America SCORES check the comments.

Anyone with more information on the Orchard Park lockdown please contact us.

We have been trying to piece together how it is that a neighborhood could be on lock down status after a shooting, but yet we don't hear or see a single thing about it the major media. All we can find is this Yelp story.

Blacks should boycott Citibank for history of racism and deceit.

Update: Citibank shut down in Japan for aiding money laundering.

Reuters news agency reported that regulators charged the bank with "failing to prevent suspected money laundering." Citibank has been caught before courting big depositors, no matter how nefarious their operations may be. On Oct. 30, 1998, the General Accounting Office issued a report giving detailed information showing that the bank ignored the law and its own internal procedures in assisting Raul Salinas, brother of the former president of Mexico, to move between $90 million and $100 million of suspected drug money out of Mexico.

For more information read Citibankisracist blog.

Remember those black employees who sued over those racist emails circulated by management? I do.

White vice presidents and lower-level employes of Citibank sent racist jokes throughout the megabank's interoffice E-mail, according to a lawsuit filed by enraged black workers.

The E-mail [contained] a series of spoofs on the black speech patterns known as Ebonics started at the bank's Wall Street offices and wound up at offices around New York and as far south as Florida.

Citibank forced to pay back $14M in sweeps money scammed from their customers.

Between 1992 and 2003, Citibank operated an "automatic sweeping" program that would without notice remove positive balances from customers' credit card accounts—mainly those of the poor and the recently deceased—and pocket the money. Now it's paying back $14 million dollars to the affected customers, plus another $3.5 million in penalties to California, thanks to that state's Attorney General.

Nice. Here is a pending MCAD filing.

Marc Dann v. Citibank, CASE NO. 2:07 CV 1149, 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 52172

In the Complaint, Plaintiff alleges violations of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act ("OCSPA"), Ohio Rev. Code § 1345.01 et seq. Specifically, Plaintiff alleges that CitiBank through its agent or employee, produced and distributed fliers on or around the Ohio State University main campus offering students a free sandwich and drink at Potbelly Sandwich Work's off-campus location, without disclosing that to obtain the free items, a student was required to complete an application [*3] for a CitiBank credit card.

Tony Williams' Urban Nutcracker promises to entertain.

From what I've hear the Ballet Rox tagline for this one is perfect:

"Where dance meets diversity."

Boston Globe review.

Ballet Rox website.

The show runs December 4-20 at Hancock Hall. See you there!

KingCast explains what the U.S. Department of Justice is reading about his TOUCH 106.1 FM Blog on shady, lying prosecutors.

On 2 December 2009 someone at the U.S. Justice Department was seeking information on U.S. District Judge Mark Wolf from the Massachusetts District. When the U.S. DOJ did that, they took a 6-minute read of this Harrington High Court case and related cases in Boston involving prosecutors who manufactured or hid vital exculpatory evidence, Suzanne Sullivan and Daniel Ford.

Elizabeth Scheibel is under Order to provide YEARS of empirical racial information because her office has been railroading black men with impunity when they defend themselves against white attackers.

Anyway, something has to happen to these prosecutors because Judge Wolf (who has not yet punished Suzanne Sullivan) wrote Attorney Holder on this:

[Judge] Wolf wrote last month to Eric H. Holder Jr., the US attorney general, asking him to crack down on prosecutors who fail to disclose information that could clear defendants, and repeated his past assessment that the Boston office has a "dismal history of intentional and inadvertent violations." Similar entreaties he made to Holder's predecessors in recent years achieved little, Wolf wrote.

Here's what happened the last time I went to the DOJ and DOL:

$290,000.00 fine (errrr.... "Settlement") with American Tower that benefitted employees of all races, ethnicity, color, sex, age, religion..... and that's important because once prosecutors are compelled to start towing the line and to stop lying, that will all inure to the benefit of the Cause of Justice. For everyone. You see, while we at TOUCH 106.1 FM are a black-owned and black priority station we care about issues that affect the entire community and the World in which we live.

Funny, Bill Christy of the Bill Christy Project wrote me once to tell me I did not have a clue to the pulse of any community be it white Plum Island or black Boston. But then again he's just one of those white guys who thinks they can put me in the same camp with Reverend Al Sharpton on all issues and label us both "n*****s and Massey-Fergusons." At least that what he says in this YouTube video.

Internet hatred and racism alive and well in pending Copyright case.

I will not -- in fact cannot -- print what was said about Yours Truly in this family-oriented space, but if you want to hear and read some serious MFs and N*****s going on take a trip to my personal KingCast.net blog, specifically this entry:

03 December 2009
KingCast writes Blogger and YouTube officials: Please provide your opinion on the issue of Hyperlinking, criticism, Fair Use and IP Infringement.

Basically there's a white guy (Bill Christy of the Bill Christy Project) who fancies himself purer than the driven snow because he plays guitar with BB King and such. Meanwhile he's busy determining that Al Sharpton and I are both "N*****s" -- never mind the fact that I've never publicly aligned myself with Reverend Sharpton. So I caught him leaving a nasty message on my voicemail and put up a YouTube video.

Now he says that's a Copyright violation because I'm not allowed to link to the name of his band or even say it orally in the YouTube video. I don't think he's right pursuant to OPG v. Diebold, 337 F.Supp.2d 1195 (2004) and its progeny:

At most, Plaintiffs' activity might have reduced Diebold's profits because it helped inform potential customers of problems with the machines. However, copyright law is not designed to prevent such an outcome. See, e.g., Acuff-Rose, 510 U.S. at 591-92, 114 S.Ct. 1164.

Rather, the goal of copyright law is to protect creative works in order to promote their creation.

Mr. Christy, I am in no ways infringing on that right. See also the comments section containing relevant notes from Chilling Effects website.