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Hugh Heffner, George W. Bush and John Kerry

Bush, Kerry & Hefner: Odd Cousins

- The two presidential contenders also share a widely known common relative, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, who is the ninth cousin of both men (the number nine is a coincidence). Twice removed from Mr. Bush, Hefner is a slightly closer relation to Kerry, only once removed. -

- CBS News, March 4, 2004 -

http://www.savethemales.ca/000165.html

http://sixties-l.blogspot.com/2010/03/mk-ultra-cias-mind-control-program.html

http://www.entheogen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12428

http://www.entheogen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12428

http://pseudoccultmedia.blogspot.com/2009/07/hilton-hotel-one-night-in-paris....

http://pseudoccultmedia.blogspot.com/2010/03/terry-richardson-illuminati-ftw....

http://www.nerve.com/content/daddy-dearest

"The more we do to you, the less you seem to believe we are doing it." - Joseph Mengele

Mengele was in Dallas during the killing of JFK, which was achieved by trained Monarch slaves. (In fact, the Beaumont, TX Enterprise on Mon. April 10, ’94 in the Metro Sect. B, on page B cont. to 4b reports that a sworn affidavit exists where a man connects Joseph Mengele with Kennedy’s death and to have seen Mengele at the Texas Book Depository.) Luis Angel Castillo was just one of the Monarch mind-controlled slaves sent to kill JFK on Nov. 22, ’63. A woman from Germany named Mrs. Krebs, along with a host of other programmers, worked with Mengele on the Kennedy assassination. The Illuminati Formula Appendix I: The Programmers 

Mengele continued to love music and dancing throughout his life. He became a human puppet master who used music to program with. He liked both the violin and the piano. He did lots of musical key-tones programming. Some of his protégés also used music to program with. This bent toward using music then contributed to the fact that the American country western industry is an outgrowth of the Monarch program. The country western industry is a cover for the drug running done via Monarch slaves. 

 The Illuminati Formula Appendix I: The Programmers

http://www.goodfight.org/a_v_mansfield_jayne.html

Fictional biography

See List of Barbie's friends and family

Barbie's popularity ensures that her effect on the play of children attracts a high degree of scrutiny. 

The criticisms leveled at her are often based on the assumption that children consider Barbie a role model and will attempt to emulate her.

• One of the most common criticisms of Barbie is that she promotes an unrealistic idea of body image for a young woman, leading to a risk that girls who attempt to emulate her will become anorexic. A standard Barbie doll is 11.5 inches tall, giving a height of 5 feet 9 inches at 1/6 scale. Barbie's vital statistics have been estimated at 36 inches (chest), 18 inches (waist) and 33 inches (hips). According to research by the University Central Hospital in Helsinki, Finland, she would lack the 17 to 22 percent body fat required for a woman to menstruate.^[13] In 1963 the outfit "Barbie Baby-Sits" came with a book entitled How to Lose Weight which advised: "Don't eat."^[14] 
• The same book was included in another ensemble called "Slumber Party" in 1965 along with a pink bathroom scale reading 110 lbs.,^[15] which would be around 35 lbs. underweight for a woman 5 feet 9 inches tall.^[16] 
• In 1997 Barbie's body mold was redesigned and given a wider waist, with Mattel saying that this would make the doll better suited to contemporary fashion designs.^[17][18] 
• ^{(REALLY THEIR NWO AGENDA WAS TO GLORIFY AND FIT THE FAT YOUNG GIRLS OF TODAY'S OVERFED, SPOILED GENERATION OF GIRLS GROWING UP OBESE IN WESTERN DECADENCE AND EXCESS DRUGGED OUT AND CLONED OFF BY MASS MEDIA AND BIG LABEL MUSIC VIA MTV AND ALL ITS CLONE NETWORKS GLOBALLY)}

Here's the original 1959 Barbie that looks a lot like Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield and other Hollywood "Stars" of the 1950's... Let me ask YOU if this imagery is good or safe for little pre-pubescent girls who have these dolls before they are even teenagers in puberty to model their lives on???:

This author knows a 79 year old woman who idolized this filth as young woman in the post WWII years of the 50's Baby Boomers and was a pregnant teenager by 1949 giving birth in 1950 unmarried and modeled her entire Life off it and became a High Society parasite who's lived all her adult life off stupid wealthy Sugar Daddy men she seduced into taking care of her cooing sweet nothings in their ear as the "Strange Woman" of Proverbs 7 in the Bible that talks about fake High Society women who live off men to even play adultery in adult life with young studs, NOT streetwalking Hookers... this woman to this day idolizes Barbie Dolls and makes clothes for them looking like cheerleaders and high society fakes... like her own sad Life Testimony... and she taught her spoiled son to be a High Society parasite like she was and he married a rich heiress Sugar Mommy to take care of him and has never worked a day in his wretched Life yet lives off Society and Wifey's wealth... a male Ken Doll... and how about the lunacy for pre-pubescent boys of Ken and G.I. Joe Dolls glorifying fake macho images of war and gore??

? 

Former Playboy Bunnies have come out in the open to expose the Hefner Empire of filth like Jill Ann Spaulding:

http://hefnerland.blogspot.com/2006/09/hefnerland-this-book-is-neither.html

 

http://www.omniexperts.com/Experts/JillAnnSpaulding.htm

 

The twin Shannon Sisters have come clean on their experiences with the Hugh Hefner MK-Ultra Empire and the degradation:

 

http://diaryofahollywoodstreetking.com/shannon-twins-playboy-tell-all-book/

Hugh Hefner EXPOSED as Ruthless Pimp!

A soon-to-be released tell all book will expose the man behind the Playboy empire, for what he really is.

Now, parodies of Hugh “Hef” Hefner dubbed as a pimp isn’t so far from the truth. That’s because a pair of former Hef girlfriends and Playboy Mansion residents say that’s exactly what he is, and that he uses that role to demean the woman who work for him. Giving them orders, including having sex with Hefner associates and clients, and constantly calling them “cunts” and “whores”.

The twins also revealed that the man many refer to as “Hef” has a penile implant and a love for abusing Viagra.

So who’s to thank for letting the cat out of the bag? 20-year-old Clearwater, Florida twins Karissa and Kristina Shannon. The Shannon twins had replaced the “girlfriend” roles of “The Girls Next Door”, Holly Madison, Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt, back in 2008 when they each departed with their whore earned fame.

The Shannon twins were soon banned from the mansion after they invited their boyfriends to the mansion (which is said to be a violation of mansion rules).

Now, it looks like Hugh’s getting sloppy in his old age. Know why? Because he failed to get the girls to sign a NON-DISCLOSURE And, that’s exactly why they were able to write their tell all book!

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1342643/Hugh-Hefners-Playboy-mansio...

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/30/former-playmate-izabella-_n_802754.html

 

http://www.sheknows.com/entertainment/articles/821841/former-playmate-dishes-...

 

 

 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/jan/04/pornography-big-business-...

 

Porn: a multibillion-dollar industry that renders all authentic desire plastic

The images, messages and stories of pornography have seeped into and distorted our genuine sexual identities

 

 

 

January in Las Vegas. The sun, the shows, the casinos – and yes, the Adult Entertainment Expo, the world's biggest porn convention. Every January pornographers from all over the world descend on Las Vegas to participate in seminars, learn about industry trends, network with peers, meet the new "creative" talent, and keep up with the latest technology. When I attended the expo, from sitting in the business seminars it quickly became clear that what excites these guys (and it was overwhelmingly men) is not sex, but money. They spend hours in airless, poorly lit conference rooms discussing niche markets, product diversification, and how to generate website traffic, because, as the expo website says: "Identifying, selling and marketing the right products for your existing customers and attracting new ones is vital in today's competitive marketplace."

As these predatory capitalists figure out ways to expand their customer base, a few yards away, in a cavernous convention hall, the very people they are analysing are mingling with their favourite porn performers, watching snippets of the latest movies, and eagerly awaiting what the organisers call "Sexy Stage Shows", where female porn performers simulate sex with each other. When I walked around the hall looking at the porn movies on display, I watched women being choked with penises till they gagged, being roughly penetrated by men who called them "slut", "bitch", and "cum dumpster", and – in one particularly bizarre case – being anally penetrated while in a coffin.

Wandering around the room, I saw porn performers dressed in the usual garb of thongs, high-heeled shoes, and not much else, sitting on tables with their legs spread as men lined up to pose with them so their friends could take pictures. My interviews with the fans waiting in line revealed that they had bought the official party line: porn was about fun and fantasy, not reality, and we shouldn't take it too seriously. I wanted to drag these fans over to the conference rooms to show them just how wrong they were: to show them the venture capitalists, producers, directors, and distributors who took porn very seriously indeed.

And so they should. A multibillion-dollar industry that produces more than 13,000 films a year in the United States alone, the porn business is embedded in a complex value chain, linking not just film producers and distributors, but also bankers, software producers, credit card companies, internet providers, cable companies, and hotel chains. Porn has been a major source of revenue for hotels for some time now, with chains such as Holiday Inn, Hilton, Sheraton, Radisson, Hyatt and Marriott making a lot of money from pay-per-view TV. In 2007 an article on the porn industry business site XBIZ put the annual revenues from hotel porn at over $500m. The article continued by pointing out that hotel porn not only makes money for the hotels, but also for the companies that supply it, which include mega-giants such as LodgeNet and On Command.

It is no accident that the International Consumer Electronics Show takes place in Las Vegas at the exact same time as the expo. Porn has helped drive the technologies that expand its own market. According to Jonathan Coopersmith, a historian of technology, porn has proven to be a reliable, highly profitable market segment that has accelerated the development of media technologies, from VCRs and DVDs to file-sharing networks, video on demand for cable, streamed video over the internet for PCs, and, most recently, video for mobile phones. Video uses vast quantities of data, and the demand for porn has driven the development of core cross-platform technologies for data compression, search, transmission and micro-payments. File-sharing networks such as Kazaa, Gnutella and Limewire are better known for music, but are widely used for porn video files too.

Some of the themes that ran through many of the seminars at the expo were how to integrate porn into pop culture, create a favourable public image for the business, and sidestep regulation. The pornography industry, unlike most other industries, can't directly advertise its products on television or in newspapers, so it has to rely on PR companies such as BSG Public Relations to place porn-friendly stories in the mainstream media. There are hundreds of examples to draw from here: Jenna Jameson on the Oprah Winfrey show talking about how empowered she feels from making porn; Hugh Hefner being interviewed by yet another newspaper; an article in Cosmopolitan on how watching porn is a fun way for women to spice up their sex lives; or the popular T-shirts with "Porn Star" written across the chest.

The cumulative effect is what the journalist Pamela Paul calls the "pornification" of our culture, wherein porn images, messages and stories seep into our sexual identities and relationships. This trend can be seen in the ever-higher heels that are now popular with women, the hypersexed look of younger and younger girls, celebrities such as Miley Cyrus pole dancing, and – in what is probably the most blatant example to date – the popularity of genital waxing among young women.

This practice became widespread in porn about a decade ago and now is so commonplace that it is almost impossible to find female performers with pubic hair. Meanwhile, shaving has become so accepted among my female students that they tell me they are repulsed by their pubic hair. And so are their sex partners, some of whom refuse to have sex with them if they are not fully waxed. This makes perfect sense, given that many of these men got most of their sex education from porn.

This phobia has ironically given women one unexpected, if meagre, weapon in their struggle to maintain a semblance of sexual autonomy: "The Trick". I learned about it at a college lecture I gave a few years ago. A student in the audience started talking about "The Trick" as if everyone knew what it is. And, in fact, most of the other women nodded their understanding and familiarity with the practice. Well, it turns out that women who want to avoid sex on a particular night out purposely don't shave or wax beforehand, so that they will feel too embarrassed to participate in casual sex. When I asked them why they couldn't just say no to sex, they informed me that saying no was too difficult, given the pressure to have sex, so they pulled "The Trick" on the guy. Of course, "The Trick" really demonstrates just how little sexual autonomy and control the porn culture affords young women.

One of the seminars at this year's expo is called In the Company of Women. Here academics will mix with pornographers to share ideas on how to develop niche products targeted to women. I'm sure there will be lots of talk about how women can be empowered by watching porn, because the pornographers, being the savvy businessmen they are, like nothing more than telling women that porn is actually good for them. This is their "trick", and one we must resist if we want to replace the plasticised, formulaic and generic images of the pornographers with an authentic sexuality based on our own experiences, longings, and desires.

And now Hugh Hefner's LIES to cover his filth in the News today

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2011-01-04/hugh-hefner-newly-engaged-responds-to-complaints-from-ex-playboy-bunny/

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2011-01-04/hugh-hefner-newly-engaged-responds-to-complaints-from-ex-playboy-bunny/2/

Getting a Rise Out of Hef

by Lloyd Grove 

Engaged to be married again, Hugh Hefner faced complaints from an ex-girlfriend. He talks to Lloyd Grove about his Viagra habits, his aversion to condoms—and his love for his bride-to-be.

“Self-serving semi-fiction!” Hugh Hefner tells me.

He’s talking about a former girlfriend’s tawdry memoir of life in the Playboy Mansion,splashed this past weekend in London’s Daily Mail just as Hef, 84, was happily announcing plans to marry his current flame, a nubile 24-year-old named Crystal Harris.

Izabella St. James’ Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansionportrays the founder of Playboy, the once-dominant men’s magazine in which naked ladies were strange bedfellows with serious journalism, as a jealous cheapskate who kept his blond harem on a tight leash even as he permitted his dogs to soil the carpets and drapes; who wolfed down Viagra and waited impatiently for the pills to take effect even as he plied his multiple sex slaves with Dom Perignon and Quaaludes, only to “lay there like a dead fish” when the party started; who refused to wear a condom or have himself and his partners tested for sexually transmitted diseases; and who paid his house guests every Friday in crisp hundred-dollar bills—in sum, a sad portrait of a dirty old man.

“It sounds horrible,” Hef says on the phone from the Mansion in Los Angeles, punctuating his sarcasm with a snicker. “I think the first thing that needs to be said about it is I’m not quite sure—maybe you know—what prompted a story about this book surfacing right at this time. The book was written almost a decade ago.”

Actually Bunny Tales was published in 2006, five years after the author left the mansion, and the Daily Mail’s story was apparently inspired by the news of Hef’s nuptials.

“Quite simply, Izabella—and her name is not St. James; her name is Polish, it’s Kasprzyk—was one of a number of girls that I dated and lived at the house in the early part of 2001,” Hef tells me. “She came in about the same time as Holly [Madison, one of the stars the E! reality series about Hef’s interesting domestic life,The Girls Next Door.] Despite what she writes, she didn’t leave of her own volition. She left because she was asked to leave because she didn’t get along with some of the other girls. She was in conflict with some of the nicer girls like Holly and Bridget [Marquardt, along with Kendra Wilkinson, another E! Channel fave], and I kind of cleaned house.”

“If she was taking Quaaludes, she was taking them on her own. I wasn’t supplying drugs to the girls,” Hefner says.

Hef explains that after his divorce from his second wife, Playmate of the Year Kimberly Conrad, “I was kind of beat up emotionally and bruised, and the marriage ended in 1998. And I started dating an actress named Brande Roderick, and almost at the same time met a pair of twins named Sandy and Mandy Bentley. For the next two years, my live-in girlfriends were Brande, Mandy, and Sandy—which reads like bad fiction, but was true. When the relationship with Brande broke up, I added more girls. At one point it was up to seven. Izabella was one of those seven.” After Izabella was banished, Hef says, “she wrote the book for clear and obvious purposes—and she has been trying to come back ever since.”

Hef’s responses to St. James/Kasprzyk’s claims are variously dismissive and indifferent:

* On the charge that he paid each his girlfriends, out of safe in his bedroom, $1,000 a week in cash: “That part is true. If you write it and make it sound sleazy, that’s easy to do. But the girls got a clothing allowance.”

*On the claim that he imposed a strict 9 p.m. curfew, by which time all his girlfriends had to be at home or else: “That was also true—and widely publicized. It wasn’t a big secret.” Why the curfew? Hef laughs: “So they wouldn’t be running around on me!”

*On St. James/Kasprzyk’s allegation that he handed out Quaaludes as aphrodisiacs: “If she was taking Quaaludes, she was taking them on her own. I wasn’t supplying drugs to the girls.”

*On her account of Hef’s downing Viagra at a nightclub and then consulting his watch so he’d be ready with the girls when it finally kicked in: “The description of the Viagra thing is a fantasy that reflects an ignorance in terms of the use of Viagra. Once you take Viagra, you don’t have to be looking at a watch. Viagra takes about an hour to kick in, but lasts for about half a day… It simply permits normal sexual activity.”

*On the charge that nobody was medically tested for safe sex: “Nobody in the group had sexually transmitted diseases. I was very careful and very concerned about taking care of everybody in terms of sexually transmitted disease. Absolutely there was testing. One of the things that can be pointed out is that over all the years of extensive sexual activity, nobody ever got pregnant, and nobody was having any serious problems with diseases. The only time anybody ever got pregnant in a relationship with me was the two times I was married.”

*On the claim that he refused to wear a condom: “I think one of the ways that you resolve that problem is to have sex with people who don’t have sexually transmitted diseases.” That claim, in other words, appears to be true.

According to Hef, “her self-serving, clearly fabricated stories in the book give the impression that they are somehow reflective of former girlfriends. The reality is the opposite of that. My former girlfriends, as I’m sure you know, speak highly about the relationship with me, they speak with great love. One of the things that sets my relationships apart from many others is the fact that I have managed to remain close to many of my former girlfriends, including my former wives, because I’m a decent human being. And I treat women very well. I take pride in that.”

Hef argues that the book’s description of life at the mansion is wildly at odds with generally accepted reality. “The point is we’re not talking about some place in Transylvania—some place that nobody has visited,” Hef says.

As for being a jealous lover, “Kendra’s wedding was held here,” Hef says. ”She and Hank, her husband, are very close friends. As a matter of, I got a very sweet Twitter, or tweet, from Kendra a week ago congratulating me on the marriage.”

Hef, who has been tweeting nonstop about his engagement to Crystal since he popped the question last week, tells me he presented his bride to be with a 3 1/2 carat round-cut diamond ring on Christmas Eve, while she gave her future husband a painting of them and their dog.

He insists he’s more than happy to embrace monogamy on this, the third time around, even though “obviously, I could have a richer variety of sex if I wasn’t going to get married. The strange reality is that I’m more of a target today than probably at any other time in my life in terms of attention from young women."

And why would that be?

“It’s a good question. I think it has to with the curious nature of iconic celebrity.”

Still, he's sticking with Crystal.

“The truth of the matter is we’re soulmates,” he says. “We get on very well. The age disparity really does not make a great deal of difference. If you are healthy, age is by and large a number. You don’t know when you’re going to die. The first girl I had a crush on in high school, who is still a close friend, Betty Conklin, married the fellow she loved and within the next handful of years he was killed in a car accident. You don’t really know—and how many marriages last more than a few years? It reminds me a little bit of Bogart and Bacall—another May-December relationship. This one probably will be setting some kind of record. It’s more January-December. But Bogart was reluctant about getting married and Peter Lorre said, ‘What are you going to do with these last years? Are you going to spend it alone or with the girl you love?’”

Hef adds with a laugh: “Marriage certainly wasn’t a part of my plan. I think it was Woody Allen who said that marriage is the death of hope. And my own experience of marriage led to believe that it didn’t fuel romance. And romantic love is what it’s really all about for me.”

Fairly gushing, he goes on: “I found myself in a relationship in which Crystal and I have been together for two years, and it just kept getting better and better. There wasn’t any real pressure. It was clear to me that she was committed to staying with me for the rest of my life, whether we got married or not, and I wanted to secure it.”

He says they plan to tie the knot this summer, in a ceremony at the Mansion, with about 100 witnesses, including his two grown sons from his marriage to Kimberly Conrad.

He’ll be 85 in April, so why not just do it now—in Las Vegas?

“Does that sound romantic to you?” Hef chides.

I ask him: You know you won’t live forever, right?

“I’m doing the best I can.”

Lloyd Grove is editor at large for The Daily Beast. He is also a frequent contributor to New York magazine and was a contributing editor for Condé Nast Portfolio. He wrote a gossip column for the New York Daily News from 2003 to 2006. Prior to that, he wrote the Reliable Source column for the Washington Post, where he spent 23 years covering politics, the media, and other subjects.